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r. O. A 81 80 aue.,o.., len ana :. ~,
Story AND Arffo DOuBLE BRffcF HOUUsE.
No; s2l MSs0UR1 AVENUk NORTHWESL
ABOUT TWENTY-THREE Rooms. TOGETHER
Ta6 dH tFESo 81 SanE PRICK srAMsI REAR
B{ yiFsps e Sefs g s.s. {, rsccsdsa n M.
TIE District Of GSl9ps.a Ivin o.s. for sc sspgb
nc sncqo9 on 1Hqk9DAY. f1kST Jun. Ct HALE
parcels Of land in The y q Washington. aid Dstrcx
and Known on The paao - le veeeeRnpogt twenty I'VE
l25) feet Of Lot Numbered dix 90 and tie ban d
os R9%esS,sc ssys 81 e FssssS'tcn s.S n a.
improvements and appuEtsnances uasreunto belong.
Terms o. sale: 0nethird cash. and balance IN equal
1nstaimens In one two and three year, With Interest
from Day Of sale - sx cent Per snnu and 70 b
sesSEed by deed q t9e On pEsnaiss: cold. aspoql
cok Terms 10 be compile With b. avsp days. other.
Use Trustee reserves right 70 resen e I'd and cost q
ae&aung Purchasef, after gying i've days pubic mo-
sce g such reside IN soms nevspaper pu5aished IN
mss.sod&dbs SAMUEL Z. PHuxlra Truusss.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auetioneer.

ii
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPERTY, SITUATED NO. 1913 II STREET
NOkTHMEST. AND No el3 ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
BY virtue of decree Of THE supreme Court Of the -
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No rs
8. 032 the undersigned Trustees will offer for sale Nca
at PUBLIC auction, in front of the premises. WE'D
NESDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIR 1882, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the south part of lot num-
bered three CD, in Davdsons subdivision of square
numbered two hundred and eighty (2S7 fronting
twenty sud a-haf (21 ~ north street. and
running back the east line eighyeight (SS feet and
FIVE 90 inches and on the west line seventyeight 7s)
feet and ten lo) inches containing about seventeen
hundred and eighty nine q 7s9 square feet with the
improvements thereon and Immediately thereafter. in
front Of the premises the north part of lot numbered
three {3 in square numbered three hundred and forty
three t343 fronting twenty COO set Eleventh lth)
street west by the depth of said lot with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
cf the purchase money in cash, and the residue equal
instruments in six, twelve and eighteen months With
interest at six go cent DEPOSIT of 500
parcel sold will be required when the property is struck
off, Terms Of sale be complied with IN ten DAYS from
day of SALE All conyeyancing at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
ROBERT B. LINES r.,....,
m2o-d&ds JNO. Z. MCNALLY,S AiuA'eeS'
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IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OANO UNIMPRQYEp REAL ESTATE 6IT-
uAJEn ON MsEvENTH AND TMELETcHg

Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed February
Lse9a5d Scheh q eomPi.insat and John E6ess ct q.
EEoNBAY JUhk TWfitffftHf. isss IL 81
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described real estate
situate IN the City q Warrington, DC, and Known 8
lotx twelve 13 thirtaan d3l and fourteen tlll. in
square 2S3 eaid lots fronting 13th street east end
lot Is being tmproved By comnaodious Brick Resi-
derce: And mmediatey after said GALE. We viii otter
and s. said square 9e3. fronting on 11th street
east. Lots 6 u and IL have frontage Of IS feet
vita depth ct 1S2 feet 81 inches each. Lot 10 contains
ABOUT {. eco square fest OF ground:
Terms OF sale pEeGcEibed by decree: One-fhjrd
cash; balance in equal instruments Of twelve 12 and
sisteen siSl mouths from day OF sal with inter 70
purchaser purchasers IAN TO comply With said terms
within one week from day Of salA re proDsrH via Be
or purchasers after Ave days. ncticq in tn Esen1n
s sts ESch os VII be cod sspasstsly. deposit q
l0ol dollars on Ae mproved los required q the
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DO not consider this idle tax, Every lady In Wash.
ington knows the magnitude Of our stock. which we
safely state is three times as large as the stock Of
any other merchant in this dty. Therefore. prepare
for Bargains! As by the time ke move into our NEW
HOUSE, expect to reduce tie stock to the smallest In
the city The Goods are all fresh. having sent ali our
old trash to New York AUCTION to be sold to the highest
bidder Call early in the morning to avoid the immense
rush.
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THoAAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON HIGH
STREET. GEORGETOWN. ID. @.

the District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause nv
N6;; loss. DSGsss s oGutS ct a. y King St q, We -
OF NAY, 1882. q sIx O'CLOCK i, NJ the NORTH
Hawkns Addition to Georgetown fronting about forty
feet on High street and having depth Of $50 fest
payments at nix and twelve months with interest," $50
deposit ct time OF sale Upon final ratification Of sale
and full payment OF purchase money, deed win be given
to the purchaser who must pay cost Of conveyancng
FRED. W. JONES,
472 Louisiana avenues | r-,.x..
WIN. d. CASSIN, AEuse.
ml6 -d6 1918 31st street northwest.
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C!HAMGERY SALE OF YALUAgLE REAll
STREET T BETWIEEM T0URTEENTH AM

the District Of Colpmbia, passed on the path day
Of May, Nd. 1882. In Equity cause No 8095. In -
which Elizabeth Lowe ct 4: are plaintiffs. and Jeremiah
}a sH % e a, sFs dsfsndsnts shah % WEpNES
FIVE 0aIooKP.M.. Offer for sale ct public sucHon
ieei deep 81 iot square All. With the inpr1ovsmsnss
thereon.
Terms: One third cash. and the residue In two equal
tnsalment payable in six and twelve months respect
lively from day OF sale the purchaser giving his notes
the title to be retained by the trustee til the entire pur-
cheese money s paid deposit Of 500 win be required
Of the successful bidder ct tbs time Of sae and uneee
te sesms Of sale are complied With IL ten days from
the defsuiHng purchaser All coIveysucing at cost Of
I. CABElL WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
go Louisiana
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THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE

THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE
BUILDING IS Up.
Ii
49,
It viii now be pushed toward with dispatch. We
must prepare for removal. No old goods win be
taken into the new store We intend making It an OBJ
ec for every lady who nov in need or who il soon
likely to be in need OF srilg and Summer DRY
GOODS. to call and examinetle
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
We are now Offering. On account Of the backwardness
OF the season. left vita 100 many goods on hand,
We have determined to sell ITEM and sell them we will
az bound to raise lots money to pay for build
ing and to lay in stock for or grand opening second
to none in the country.
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''REDucEp" "REDucEDs"
We have to-day piaced ON on, center counter largo
lot Of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS for IS
cts. These goods have bean selling 1t 20 and 62H co.
They are . Genuine Bargsin.s
SURAH SILKS, suitable for Evening Dressed In
Cream. Light Blue and Pink. $.25; same quality sold
elsewhere at 80.
Our stock Of LUPING GRENADINES, ia elegant
stylas and qualities. cannot be excelled.
LINEN LAWNS. l2kc.
CANTON GINGHAMs a the best gfades l2Kc.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 12Ke.
400 dozen fun reg. HOSE. 25c. pair.
100 dozen An-iinen Henstitched OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
atSl. 80 per dosen.
Our stock IL very large In all departments and prices
very low, We invite inspection.
''ONR PRICE ONLY"
RUNNEL & CLARK.
mis- sos MARKET SPACE.
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TzHoMAs BOWLING. Auceonssr.
TWO THOUSAND PIONEERING AND REDDIN0
PLANTS AT AUCTION.
-, On MONDAY, NAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1882. AT
ELEVEN A. M, within my salesrooms, will sell .
choice collection Of Roses Carnations Fuschias and
many other Towering plants in fine condition. my25-
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LANsBURGH l. BROTHER,
4o4 AND 4os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
mis-
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FASHION WRINKLES.

rExTILE ELEGANCE--CoLoRs OF THE SEASON
DAINTY PRETT.NESS GREEK AD0RNAENT,
ETC.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Auc6on@n.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ruRNI-
TuRE; BRUSSELS INGRAM AND OTHER
BANS PakISs s, 60; sA hpT MANU- FRAME
AND REP: RECEPTioN CHAIRS: sipE IA
BIEs; WALNUT CENTER TABLES; COTTAGE
FURNITURE; WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES;
REFRIGERAfoRs; DINING TABLES; HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS; WALNUT BEDsTEADs.
ssFFRkfhNR g ahik ISp A A'K HFsItSP
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOISTERS; HEAT
ING STONES; BEDDING; RUGS; VELVET
MATS; TOILET SETS, AND LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF CHINA. GL SIS AND CRoCKERY
WARE, SILvERWARE, CUTLERY. &C., HITCH
EN- UTENSILS, Ere.
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY THIRTY FIRST, COM
mencinS At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell at resi-
dencc No. 1916 Massachusetts, avenue and 18th
street northwest a general assortment of Household
effects, and well worthy the attention Of buyers.
my25-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

We have just reduced I'll ur COLORED DOLLAR
SILKS to Is cents.
Our BLACK PURE SILK RaADAMEs. from Sit
to % cents.
25 Pieces most beautiful htterns OF ALL SILK
BROCADEs. from 81. 80 10 95 cents. This IL q
rare BARGAIN and cannot btrepeated. All our Drees
Goods way down to half pece.
1000 Pieces WHITE COOS Of every description.
These are OF our own importation. having ordered
them e. Tar hack ~ last november. We niscalcu-
lated the quantity and oflered more than our retail
trade demands ThereGare be Il known that price
shall b no object and hey must 60.
We sell fine vICToRIAL.WN At cents, which il
rstaiied everywhere q ~ cents.
: : II
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

POSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
IN SQUARE 81, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.
on MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH. 1887, AA&
commencing at SIX O'CLOCK, on the premises, NV
TO- and IL in Square S77, fronting a feet each on
the north side Of street by depth Of 87k feet be-
tween North Capitol and LIST street east and Lots 81
b and g. with same front and depth in square,
81. i'll liz and u.s. On alley so feet inches wide
IN same square, These lots all grade and really
the only available lots in that locality. an invest
ment this sale offers chance property there s
In demand and rapidly growing in value
Terms: One third CASH the residue two equal nav.
ments at and II months with notes bearing interest
at six per cent. annum. ALI conveyancing pur-
chasers cost SIS deposit each lot time Of sale
El2O-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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TlRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
l. LOT, KNOWN AS los EAST CAPITOL STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the%S
nary. 1881. in Equity cause No. 1919, wherein -
Chaplin Brown, administrator, was plaintiff and Adam
gnbc 1HHsiSn in fFSnt Of the gFenisss On sATHR
r the following described real estate, situated in
the city Of WASHINGTON, District of Columbia known AZ
and being partof original lot numbered seventeen I'D
in square numbered seven hundred and twsnty-nine
lI29), 70 wit; The western part said lot having
front OF twenty 20 feet and eleven m inches on East
Capitol street and running back the same width eighty
said lot together with the right Of the eastern
toned.
Terms Of SALE One third % cash: balance in two
equal nstallments at six 90 and twelve 2 months
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser Deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed Of trust the premises
conyeyancipg at purchasers cost.
MILLS DEAN,
Office 40 La. ave. NV. :;
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, iTusSces'
Office 1913 ~ street NV, J
J. T. GOODWILL. Aucf ypQa.1Ot
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YTNRUSTEET SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL ES.
l. TATE FRONTING ON SOUTH STREET
FIRST STREET WEST AND HALF STREET

TNRUSITYEtEI$sr e. SALE OF TNIMPRoyEp REAL Es-
FIRsT STREET WEST AND HALF STREET
BY virtue of dscree Of the Supreme Court Of thea
District Of Columbia. passed on the 18th day ofS3&
May, 1857. In equity cause No. 1883, wherein.-A.
Mary NJ Schlorb ct al are compainants and George L.
Schorb ct al defendants the undersigned Trustees
Will sell, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, MAY
TIL THiRTY , FIRST. 1882. commencing at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises. the follow
ing described lets Of ground situate Wash
2 and in Square No, 65a. Lot fronts IS feet 5
inches on ls street west ad I73 feet inches south
street; Lot fronts IS feet inches on eaid LIST
street, Lots and each front IS feet inches on Hall
street west The Lots will be offered in parcels l8
feet inches front by 17S fest inches being the depth
Terms Of sale: efourth cash. and the balance In
three equal instalmsnts At six twelve and eighteen
give notes with interest from day Of sale al cash.
BY hen upon The property sold. deposit Of s2s Win
pe required ct time OF sale on each parcel Of ground
from day Of sale.
=. II. LASKEY,
+. p b. SANDS, Trusteoa
4eo Louisiana avenue, J
ml0-eo&de WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auc4s.
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SEannarO.

Stannard.
James Aston has put his house in
thorough repairs, building two new
chimneys, plastering, etc. Repairing
and brushing up is the order of the
day throughout the town.
Preparations are being made for
a large amount of numbering and
wood drawing to the railroad the
coming winter. Joseph Patch has
large number of choppers on the land
bought of w. d. Bronson.
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS NOTES.
A new station has been completed
at Knowlton, for the South Eastern
railway, and large summer hotel
is talked of for another summer.
1t is reported that the execution of
Richards, the Sutton murderer, is to
be public, such is not the case, how
ever, as all preparations are being
made in the yard of the jail at
Sweetsburgh.
The local train on the South East
ern will run between Montreal and
Stanstead, which will enable those
living in that section to take the
train in the morning, do business in
Montreal and return the same day.
A telegram of the Sd, informs us
that E. B. Eddy's large match facto-
ry and lumber yard at Hull, P. O.,
are burning aud will be a total loss.
This is the largest establishment Of
the kind in the Province and will
throw large number of men out of
employment.
The beet sugar factory at West
Farnham is turning out an excellent
quality of sugar this fall and much
larger quantity of beets have been
secured than last year. 1t is con-
templated turning the factory into a
refinery for working up raw sugar as
soon as the present stock of beets
are worked up.
A new issue of four dollar bills
has made its appearance and will
prove great convenience to money
handlers. Canada is again flooded
with American silver, great share
of it being mutilated to such an ex-
tent as to make it impossible in the
States. 1t goes here now at par
but what will be finally done with it
is the question.
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New Advertisements To-Day.
C. g. p. R. R. TIME TABLE.


NEWPORT-South-7.45 m; l.3O m; Oh p m !;
Ills p m. North-6.00 M; 1925 m.
COYFNTRY-Soutt-7.5 81 m; 100 p m. North
2.6s m; 646 p m.
BARTON LANDING-South-S.07 m; 1910 p m;
lI53 m. North-4.2l a m; 2.42 p m; 6.34
m.
BARlON-South-S.2 a m; l.59 m; 1922 m
Il49 pm. NOrth-4.0S m; 1926 m; 4.4o
pm; go pm.
SOUTH BARToN-Soutk-s.32 a m; 1881 p nj.
NOrth-2.10 m J.; GOT p m
CLARK'S-Soutb-S5 a m 1913 p m. North
l.2S IN; $50 pm.
WEST BURKE-Soath-12.2l m; S5S m; 1880
m. NorM-33S m; 12O m; 542 p m.
LYNDONVILLE-South- SO a m; 9.2l m; 2.4l
pm. North--3.2l m; IL so pm; 3.5S p m;
523 pm.
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son, and THE CENTURY begins its thirteenth year with
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held on the first Tuesday o
each month at the Probate Office lTasburgh on The
first Wednesday of each month at my ONCE, bartoI
landing. on the last FRIDAY Of each month at T
CIRCUITS Office Newport. o. II. AUSTIN, Judge.
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ST.L.&L. R.R. Time TABLE,

Mail train leaves Swanton every morning at 1910;
Hardwick LOT; East Hardwick l.20 Greensboro
100; Walden L54; West Danville EOS; Danville
St. Johnsbury 345 o. M; Danvie All; West Dam
vile 427 Walden 439; Greensboro SOL; East Hard
wick 8 10; Hardwick go; arrive at Swanton O5.
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The members of the house limited
the time for the introduction of bills
to November 10, and then, probably
thinking they had done enough for
the state for a while, adjourned from
Friday noon until Monday afternoon.
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Speaker Martin left the chair last
Friday to make speech, for the
first time this session. He advocat-
ed the limiting of the introduction of
bills to November 10, and carried it.
The best medicine of the age for quickly curing
Digestion nervousness, etc. is Browns Iron Bitters.
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We continue to act solicitors for patents caveats
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and to obtain patents in Canada, England, France
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

Three Bucks, . years old, Grade Cotswold and
southdowns; will weigh about 200 lbs each and shear
III lbs Also, a few Eve Lambs Of the same breed
East Coventry, VI, Oct 80, 1882. 444s
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MA SON &c.
LOCAL NEW S.

Regular Communication of Orleans Lodge, No. 8;
u. &c A. NJ. Friday. November "a.
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ALWAYS With Good Results.
CONTEMPLATION.
ESTRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber Friday,
October 60 bay colt three or four years old, which
the is requested to prove his property pay
charges and take away. Il. ID. GOODNOUGH.
Barton Landing, VT, Oct. 23, 1882 1915
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ESTATE OF ROBERT SMITH.
lnliSSiOnorSe Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Orleans
Commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust all
claims demands of all persons against the estate
of Robert Smith, late of Greensboro in said district
deceased hereby give notice that will meet for the
purposes of examining and allowing said claims at
VIM B. Sawyers hotel in said Greensboro the 10th
November and the l4th day of April next, from 10
O'Clock a. M, until o'clock, p. m each of said days,
and that six months from the 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1882, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to for
inatIOn and allowance.
Dated at Greensboro this Esd day of Oct A. D. 1852.
JOHN SIMPSON, 1o..
44-46 WILLIAM WILSON (Oonlhlsslohefs'
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CHOPPERS WANTED {!

The subscriber wishes to hire twenty five men to
chop, and skid logs this fall and winter. Good
wages viii be paid. Cash as often once a month
oftener If necessary. Reference, Chandler. French
g. &c. AC. AUSTIN.
Barton Landing, VT, Oct. %, 1882. 1913
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THE CENTURY

Perhaps the most jasdlciousLs edited magazine
the ecorid."-THE NATION, N. Y, Sept. 1882.
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For 1928,

For 1928.
The twelfth year of this magazine-the first under
the new name. and the most successful in its history
closed with the October number. The circulation ha
shown large gain over that of the proceeding sea
son, and THE CENTURY begins its thirteenth year witt
an edition of
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-23
A Remedy for Potato Bugs.

The Troy Press tells of farmer
who has tried remedy for potato bugs
with success "He produced a mum
Der of boards and placed here and there
among his potatoes, and on these
boards were placed few raw potatoes
sliced. At noon the first day Of the
experiment he and his hired man found
every piece of potato covered with
bugs. The men killed this crop and at
night another crop was killed, though
not 80 large. and in a weeks time not a
bug was to be seen, and his trouble
with bugs after that was comparatively
small. In the Spring he sayes is the
best time TO attend TO the bugs, as a
Spring bug breeds from 800 to 500
during the season. He thinks il would
be good plan to dip the pieces of po-
tatoes in Paris green, as IL would save
the work Of killing them"