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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET, GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 4th day Ga
Sepen her. A. ID. 1885, and recorded in Liber No Il.
~ toos 20. ct seq. one If the and records for@.4
uie Instruct Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
Ties secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees viii sell
at pnblc auction in front OF the premises. TUES
DAY. TWENTY sixth DAY or DE EMBER
I'D, !. D. 1852. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in George
town; DC; to wit; Parts Of Lots numbered 81 and
-, III Beatty ana Hawkins amended addition to
Georgetown. BEGINNING for the a point on the
south side of 9Th street. distant seventy (75)
west from the southwest Of intersection Of
9Th and Frederick streets and thence west ON said
line q It'll street twenty five feet less to the
eat line Of the lot heretofore conveyed by Thomas
Brown deceased, to James Calhoun, deceased thence
south, with said east lire hundred and fifty feet;
thence east twenty five feet less. and thence
south with tie division line separating said part from
the caste part of said first mentioned lot hundred
aud fifty fest to the place Of beginning improved by
frame dwelling.
Terms: One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property sld deposit of 500 viii tie required
at time OF sale. and Nil coBveyancing At purchasers
cost II terms OF sale are not complied with
In ve days from day of sale the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and of the
defauitng purchaser.
WIN. d. CASSIN, pr
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
FOLEY. Auctioneel

TWO HOSTING MACHINES. DERRICKs. FOIyR
CARS, Two TRUCKS. AEDTRkCk FOR SAME.
LUMBER, FORMS. IRON PIPE &c. &C
On TUESDAY AFTERNO0s, DECEMBER TWEEN
TI, SIXTH. 1882. comm encng at TWO O'CLOCK, We
VIII SELL on the premises of 18th Boundary
streets northeast. q miscellaneous collection of ma
clnery and tools used in the construction of the first
and second sections Of the Boundary street.
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS,
dl9-td Auctioneers.
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A Deep Mine.

From the New York Sun.
The deepest coal mine in America is the Potts
vile, in Pennsylvania. The shaft is ,576 feet
deep. From its bottom, almost third of mile
down, 200 cars, holding four tons each, are
lifted every day. They are run upon platform,
and the whole weight of six tons is holsted at
speed that makes the head swim, the time oc-
cupied in lifting full car being only little
more than minute. The hosting and lower
ing of men into coal mines is regulated by law
in that state.
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VIM. F. MATTINGLY, ,r
JAMES M. JOHNSTON trustees.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY authority OF q decree OF the SUPREME Court "a
Man ANY y Boyle St al Ne 1892 equity docket a
OF De- EMBER. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M. in
front of the premises all the interest and estate Of
ten 0l in square numbered six hundred and thirty-
three $3.50 the same fronting ninety 9O feet on north
street. between LIST street and New Jersey and
having depth of one hundred O0) feet with the inn
Vaiuahls buildings. A O>A'0A
tThe interest to be sold is the whole property subject
TO an of 49, 00O bearing interest at the
rate OF seven 90 per centum. pay able quarterly
Terms OF sale: OnehaH cash the residue in two euua
the day ct sale deposit Of $3.50 to be made when the
to pay whole purchase money in caeh. - oA-0A
FRED. w. JONES, Trustea
0unton Building. A27 Louisisna Avenue
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Until
TUESDAY, TWENTY-SIXTH DECEMBER is02
same hour and place. by order Of the Trustee
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T,HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON JEFFFR-
TION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated March 7th A. D.
1874 and duly recorded in Libsr No TAO folio IoI.
and at the request Of the parties eecura thereby the
undersigned trustees win cell at public s6con, in front
OF the premises. ON WEDN tSDAY. TWENTY
SEVENTH, DAY OF DECE MBER. 1889. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. M. tho following described real estate
situate in Georgetown. ID. c.. and known part Of
lot numbered IS In old Georgetown which il included
within the following metes and bounds:
and ninety 99) feet ON the west de Of Jefferson
street. drawn north from the north side Of Water street
and run west parallel with Waite. street one hundred
two S2 feet more or less to ot BY
para Ell with the first linz to jefferson street and then
in straight line to the place OF benning improved by
twost brick house and two story frame house.
Each house and lot attached thereto win be cold seps-
rately
Terms: $500 CASH balance in and IL months with
interest and secured by deed Of trust property
sold. deposit Of SIS win be required on each house
and lot sold at time Of SALE All conveyancing at
purchasers cost and the terms Of sale
piled with in five days the Trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the defautng
purchaser
W WM. ?. G GasS5Ns Trustees.
d16-d&ds
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NUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
,,,,, LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY IrMlrRn
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LfvERPOoL.
FEM ShMLt pIS AT SosK HAkBoR;
Bothnia Wed, lee. u. Cephalonia We'd. Jan. a
CATALONIA We'd. Jan. Bothnia. We'd, Jan. q.
Sailia We'd. Jan. 10 Cataalonia. We'd, Feb. 81
Pavonia We'd, Jan. Il. Parthin. =. We'd, Feb. NJ
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORk.
RATE OF PASSAGE:
SEQ $50 and 100 for passenger recommendation.
Steerage nj very low Steerage from IAVt
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glaseou
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent III
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys ofnsa
No. Bowling Green or both stsersge and cabin r.
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 7th street. Washinsrto0
u, Z.
orto Messn. OTIS RIGEi,oW a Sn'
J6nl2 COS 18th street. washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsson..r,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
p STREET, BETNREN FIRST AND SECOND
one HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN b SHIFT.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 37d<a
81 t%iS 2sS & SEQ q the land record. Of u Dis
cured thereby. the undersigned Trustees viii cen q
pubic auction, In front Of the premiees. FRIDAY,
D. 1882 At FOUR OCi .OCK P. NJ, Lot lettered T. in
Wallnchs subdivision Of lot tn rec etc. In square
bered i've hundred and seventy-three. with all inn
Erovements This lot is improved by a comfortable
station. 49,
Terms Of SALE One third cash balance six twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day Of sale
secured by deed OF trust al cash. at option Of pur
chaser. Deposit OF S100 required at time sale II
the terms OF sale are not COMPLIED with in five days,
right is reserved to resell at efaung purchasers cost
after five days notice. All conveyancing purchasers
cost.
WM R. wOODwARD,1 ,r.u.
dl2-d&ds LEROY NJ TAYLOR, ! irusees'
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Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, says he win not
interfere with the parade Of armed socialists
upon the arrival Of Herr Most, unless disturb
ance occurs. They win violate state law in
carrying arms, but no municipal law.
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NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ ON L STREET NORTH. NEAR FIF EENTH

NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
STREET WEST.
B. virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
Langley vs.. Ferry ct al dated December IL, 1882 Ia
fts s. Rua hs in f
OF Or nEGEMBER, 1882 at -FOUR o,CLO1 Z PM.
Part OF Lots No. ii and II OF Davdson subdiy ison OF
square No 2lG in the city Of Washington the Dis
tt1ct OF Columbia. beginning street 81 feet inches
from the northwest Of said square and running
thence east IA feet inches thence 81 feet 70
three foot alley; thence IA feet inches; thence
story brick dwelling, No. 142s ]. street northwest.
rms One-haf of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day OF sale; the residue
meGts at six and twelve months with interest thereon
70 o secured by approved notes Ionds 20 the salts
faction of the Trustee All at
cost RICHARD T. MORSFII trustee
4l6 9Th street northwest.
lhoMAS DOWlING, Auctoneer. dl3eo&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Anenoneer.

TRUSTEEsS SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 7se m.
PROYED BY LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE.
hNOMM AS THE LATE HAIRY WINTERS
SOUTH x STREESAND NEW Jersey AyrRE1Mu1F
AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST. =
By virtue q deed Of tzust bearing date The 18th =
FL fclos .; 2SS Mo one Of TIE 9nd record. q
secured thereby the undersined Trustee vin sen on
SATURDAY. JANUARY SIXTH 16B9 on Tie pre1ni-
the improvements. - =
The sale Of this propery ofeEs nne opportunity 10
good and substantial
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the balance In two
equal payments, at SIX ana twelve months, With 0teo
bearing interest at nx cent Per until Paid,
conyeyancing at purchasers cost 500 depoait n
QulTed g eme Of aAle. CHARLES PAY6ON,
dzl-oD Txusfoa
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NO POMPOUS NAME,

NO PONPOUS NAME.
L.. t.
This curative needs no pompous or incomprehensibie
title of Greek to Sustain it. but its simple Eng.
hsh name appeals directly to the common sense Of the
people, And the people are sgnaly manifesting their
appreciation Of this frankness by selecting and using
Dr. Benson's Skin CURKdn preference all other pro-
fessed remedies. Il
80 Beware Of limitations. the various articles
which have beentadvertised for years or struggled
along, having real hold merit the public tina.
now endeavor to keep water by advertising
themselves Great Skin Cure" None is eenu-
inc and reliable except D G. W. Bensons Skin Cure
Each package and bottle bears his likeness Internal
and external remedy. two bottles in package Price
81. Get at your druggists
DR.. G. W. Benson has long been wen known as sue.
cessful physician and surgeon. and his life study has
been the diseases OF the system and OF the skin;
since he has been persuaded to put his New Remedy
and FsEorite Prescription - "Skin Cure" On the
market various things have sprung up into existence
or have woke up from tho sleepy state in which they
were before. and now elaim 10 DO The Great Ssin
Ctres
RELIEF FOR ALL ovERwoRKED BRAINS.
Dr.. G. W. Bensons Celery and chamomille Pills arc
valuable for school children who suffer from nervous
headaches caused by overwored brain in their stud
les and Tor all classes Of hard brain workers WHOSE
overtasked nervous need repair and sedation
Nervous tremor weakness and paralysis are being daily
cured by these pills. They correct cosiveness but are
not purgative. Price, so cent six boxes for S. So
postage free to any address, For sale by ell druggists
Depot. baltimore. Nd. where the Doctor be adj
dressed Letters of inquiry freely answered.
O. n crittenton New York. wholesale agent for Dr..
CIV. Benson's remedies. ols-2
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Special Treasury Agent Highhold. who he's
been Investigating the charges of enormous
smuggling on the Niagara river. prononnces the
charges absurd
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THIS EVENING".
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctoneers.

NV ALItH d, WILLIAMS q CO., AuCtlOneere.
MANUFACTURERS SALE,
BY ORDER OF The TAUNTON SlLFE R-PLATE
COMPANY
STILL CONTINUES.
At our saesroom corner 9th street and Penn avenue
With a new supply of Fresh Goods
Desirable and useful for Holiday Presents,
Sales daily. 10: 9. m. 230 and $50 D. IN.
d2l-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS x CO. Aucts
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EOLEY. Auctionser.

At the National Loan Office LOOT It'll street. commen-
cling MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH. 1850 stSIY
O'CLOCK PM, a large and varied assortment of an
suitable for Holiday Presents consisting of Diamonds
Gold and Silver Watches. key and stem winders Vest
Chalns Ladies' Chains and Necklaces. I1ockeSs Brec--
let's Studs. Sleevebutons 500 Rings Of var kinds
sets Jewelry, solid Silver aud Plated Ware Sewing Ma
Chimes, Rifles, Drawing In ents, Books Mirrors
Reyoivers Musical Ins t1me,ts Ladies' Coats Cents
listers its Clothing, Shawls and Ciofks. Seal Skin
Coat and other articles too numerous to mention. The
sale will continue until all are disposed Of Parties
having articles dogost viii plea,e take notice as
every article will be sold withou reserve BY order Ma
tionsl Loan Office, 100I eth strset. d2-dkds
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INOLEY, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
VIII sell for F. Senger T37 It'll street northv sst
commencing THURSDAY. NONEIBER THIRTIETH.
at SEVEN P. NJ This sale vii! consist Of
large line of Ladies' and Gents Id Gold Watches
Key and Stem Winders, Cameo and Solid Gold Sets Of
Ladies Jew cry. Solid Gold 3 nt's and Ladies' Chains
Ladies and Gents Gold Kings of 81 description Plated
and Solid Silver and in all Of the largest stock Of
Jewelry ever offered at pubic suction. Also "a very
fine line Of custom made 0yerccss, listers. Suits aud
Pants Ladies' Dresses and Sill Dress Shawls
Clio ks Bibles Books. Tools, Boots and Shoes Quilts
Spreads Blankets Carpets Trunks, &C.. and win con-
dnue Evenings at p. m. until every lot is sold.
Persons hol ing tickets which the time has expired
will please take notice.
F. SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. naS-4w
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From the New York SUM-
\ RELIABLE SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY ONE

and that with simple name. Beware Of imposters pi
rates, or any old articles which suddenly claim to
be best They hase been tried and found wanting
while this has beeh proved remarkable success.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR ROW,


VINHoMAs D0WLINu. Aucuonser.
SSaSf ST. sfEhE6 IS sSfls ss SSS! 4EStk
H0fsfEREb r. SANE mASSERo on EBONY M
AND GILT coMBINATION DESK. oQsT 500;
TWO kLE0ANT PARL0R SUITES ONE CABI-
xEp aRa siiPt PIkNS II sfksSNDIR SRplS
CHAMBER FURNITURE, TWO VERY HAND.
g sE gAhNST sp2b ff5SEs Ntkf
ANDfGLAsSwARE, EIGHT CRATES ASSORTED
CkOCkERl, BRUSSELS CARPETS, STOVES.
90.
ct TWELVE O'CLOCK. In front of my salesrocm,
TWO LARGE BLACK HORSES -FOUR HORSES
BCGGIEs AND HARNESS, ONE HACK AND
NEW HARNESS, ONE FOTR-SEAT PHErON
ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS. &C. 80.
1000 GOOD sra.Rs AM hfsof ap som To sr,r
PURCHASERS.
AZ my auction rooms, SATURDAY. DECEMBER
aMENII-THIRD. 1882. commencing nj TEN
Goods. doi ~
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FfRlSTEt'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERIf. SITUATED On SECOND STREET
BEINEEN EAYETTE AND LINGAN STREETS
IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of TIE
District of Columbia. passed in equity cause No. Z $50
the undersigned Trustee will otter spie al public
auction in front OF the premises. on SATURDAY. DE-
SEA8ER IWENTI-IHIRD.l Is q at FOUR O'clock
~ TIE east part Of lot numbered one hundred ClOOl
IN ihrekeds addition TO the city of Georgetown. hav
Ing front OF thirty (3UD fee. "a street 10y 9TH
uniform depth Of one hundred and twenty 20D feet
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale. "a prescribed 10y the decree hall
OF The purchase money cash snd the residue in equal
lrsta!ments IN TX and twelve months wi interest at
six per cent deposit Of fifty i50l dosrs will be re-
qnred when the property IL struck Off Terms of sale
10 lie complied with in days from the DAY of sale
All conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
, JOHN w. PILL1NG. Trustee.
dl3-w. f. mEds
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucuOneers.
ELEGANT BAY MARE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
auction rooms. ADJ o.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsoneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
The WELL-KN0WN TROTTER AND ROADSTER,
1DLER. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER TwENTy-THIRD.
1854 at I WkLVE NJ in front Of my sslesrooms,
VIII sell the sbove wel-known and valuable animal
Hes record OF 2:i0; is perfectly safe for lady to
drive lind and gentle: don't shy ut thing
ana VIII stand without hitching. Sold for no fault
other than the present having no further uss
for him.
Fog further particulars apply to
d20-3t THOMAS 'DiDWIINa suc,ionaer
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Misplaced Confidence.

IFr0m the LU0Wi6 B00merGnG.
A fat man from New York engaged lower
berth in a Pullman sleeper last evening, and
after he had retired he raised the curtain Of
his window and gIoated in the cool moon
light and the fresh, pure air that came in at
the partially opened easement. He was great
sticBler for thorough ventilation, and the
thought that he was getting a glorious draugh5
of heavens pure air made him happy. Finally,
bathed in the magnificent moonlight, he sank
to sleep. In the morning he awoke TO find
that the window was double. and that only one
of them was open. Aside from the man who
got up in the dark and kicked four panes of
glass out of a bookcase in order to get more
air, and went to bed happy, I do not know of q
sadder case of misplaced confidence.
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1 rlnn r.r the R.ttgc.Tlacs.
LEc.m Ma Ennsae C.n Lnurnnl

I'''" "'' l''''''S gag ''"""I
The captured b'jtlc-ita2s' having for years
been on exhibition in. the "nacr building,
near the War Department. are being packed
away in boxes, us the space they occupied is
required lot "'hef purposes. rms STORAGE
means final obitaratiOn, and not so long n time
will 9ccou,pli-I what RATS. mice and rogrLos
r.;1.l f., H. =, tin ,.,,,,. ,c tl.. ,,,1.l, T;-l -
martyrs who fell 70 save and capfpra these
relics may not some other ii.oosftiop Le made
Of them? An cIbow friend suggests that the
I-nion aaas he returned 70 fine orc,niz,tio.,s
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Magazine Gnns.
fFrom Tie Norrisio,on Herald.

The board of army officers appointed to select
q magazine gun have reported in favor of three
distinct types of guns Why a magazine should
want gun is not stated, but We suspect that
the editors of late have been so terribly bored
by poets calling in person with their produc-
tions, that club and cross dog will no longer
20 right to the spot. When each magazine is
supplied with an improved gun, there is going
to be IA decrease in the number of "darncd lit
erary fellows" in this country.
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November.
tUnl. Strtthers.l


The leaves are falling, falling slow,
The autumn skies have lost their glow,
And leaden cloud banks, bending low,
Above the bare woods frown.
A grayish mist half shrOuds the face
OF scraggy hills, and lends grace
To yon flat meads, which bear the trace
Ofplow upon their brown.
Amidst the clanling, slim beech boughs
A biting wind Oft werdly soughs;
Down in the lane a few sheep browse
ON tufts of withered grass.
And, as the pale light fainter grows,
a COW, in scanty pasture, lows;
Whilst, wel-nigh choked with dead leaves, flows
The brook, once clear as glass.
Yet close packed stand the fodder-rows,
And men the well-iled garners close
Against the fiOclls of thieving crows
That in the tree tops swarm.
And in the farmhouse all is cheer;
There wintry omens bring no fear;
The blazing hearth-logs gayly feer
At threats of coming storm.
Philadelphia Evening Bullets,
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had heard her call and call for the poor cockerel
that never came. Still she had kept quiet,
waiting for Bob to speak.
The day before Thanksgiving she sat alone
in the library. Her mother and Aunt Amy
had gone to the city to meet her grandmother,
and Lacy felt little lonely. Bob saw her as
he passed the door, and stepped in, saying:
What IS the matter with you, Lucy? Why
can't you brighten up? You've had the dole
full dumps for a week.
ooh, Bob!" she answered "why don't you
tell about that cockereI2 1t worries me aw-
fully"
lie glanced around at all the doors then
came savageiy up to his sister and took her
! roughly by the arm. I suppose" he whis-
pered almost fercely, "you mean that old
rooster under the leaves. Now, never say an
other word to me about it. You have twitted
me enough
She looked very much astonished, as she had
never referred to it in any way before. \
mightier voice than little Lucy : had been call
ing to him ever since he hid the bird under
the leaves
She saw that his conscience troubled him,
and gained courage. d" If you would only tell
Mamma she would tell you what to do. Oh,
Bob! l can't walk on that side of the garden
| for fear | shall see Sadie. She came out yes
terdav, and looked over our fence, and l heard
her call the cocllerel several times
Bob looked down into Lucv's face and
wished he had not taken hold of her quite so
roughly. lie went back to the kitchen and got
a large bunch of raisius and gave them to her.
with pat on the head. which she understood
very we'll "Too bad, - he declared, that YOU
can't go out today
After he had gone, she took up the raisins.
when, happening to look out of the window,
she saw Sadie looking over the fence. a will
give her my raisius," Thought Lucy.
The cook rapped sharply as she passed the
kitchen window, for she knew Lucy ought not
to go out
Don't give me ALL" said Sadie, as Lucy
passed the great bunch through the fence.
"To-morrow we shall have whole box
full" said Lucy.
We can't find our rooster said Sadie.
Grandpa sold all but him. we kept him for
THANKSGIVING. don't see how he got out of
the coop. We can't have anv THANKSGIVING
now"
Too bad" said little Tucv- very family
"Grandpa,s looked ever,-,,h..re for hin, fin
he tired himself ONT. and cot rbeur,a+isrn
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
Old MOrdecai's COckGreI, and lis
UntimeIy Fate.
by Sargent FItnt.l

AL
! of tI,, ,,,r7o,, g, lid Am. Amy,
"Ard tIa4 borrfI1o old man sitting all dov
close nm f., o,,r ra,ca .. said Tob
7 "potb his Ia,s is shorter than the otber,v said
/ little T,,,,-
/ .TTc sit.. o,,. ris o,,,r land 80 snid Pans
"lrd ba minds his own br.ine.sr said
Mamma
/ "Novartba1oss bo is o ,ory lTordecai at orr
bo,.l- .,,t,. 9, z,id Aunt A,,,,
/ R,t ,J,o .n,r,,,o. won. and dosrite the hide
ans I;tt,o Lo,..o ,l,. c,ot or t,,. Garden and
+,,. or,l l.i. rf,, t1,a fence
o,o,,.lod,- had s.o,,.5 anita. merry The
,rond ,II tr..a... .,,..,.. t,r. .ro,v and p great
,,l,n.,,,r,. Mill, ,r l.o,,s IN t,e Gordon was
all tr,t ,,.a, I.r+ or ,I..f. ,ro~,- Amt AMY
,risr,.1 tr,, ,;Io I.d f.o d, I.r.lo I-.,,,cr that
it,,foI,t I,,,., l,.,fl.,, ,,,1 lfor,I.,,,. house
81 ILL.,. .rd ,T.r,ir.,, said I-,c,-. cha hand.
7-....... ,,.g.., ,..,, ,,,.,, =, .,h had
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