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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
Return Of the Rapers.

Tho following in reference TO ths
.CommandeIy Of Knights which took
the SECOND prize at tho recent Couclnve
is teleSrrphcd und,r date OF SEPTEMBER
Srd: The Raper Comnnudery drill
corps retirnrd from San Francisco at
noon 10 day, aud were met at tho de-
pot by the light infantry and detail Of
the C0nImand-Iy together vito Large
crowd Of eitiz ms. After p,rade
Though tho principle streets, q halt
was nale at Circle Park. when an nd
dress Of welcome wa- made by Hon. J.
\. Holman, q member of The corps
lie spoke in the highest terms of the
reception on the Pncifc Coast. aud
have no grievances because they we've
only awarded the second Prize.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

At the Springfield races, s.rnighs
heats decided each contest In The Hamp.
den Park, st. Julien won in the special
class, and Josepbus In the 2.l9 class.
There was great excitement among pool
men over the results Of the 2. IL aud 2.l9
classes. Boss II and ovetDan having
heavy hackers. In the last heat Of tho
2.ls class, the judges hesiisied long be.
fore giving tho last heat to Josephus, as
he kept going out Of his position on the
fiuish. AS Ovsrman broke In frjnt Of
the wire, however, the judges could not
give him first place.
Spccialpurse; 5oo--st. Julien, I, l.,
]; Trinks,. .. "a. Time, 2:S2, 2;i7H,
2;ll.M.
Glass 2;97-Grorss A won In s,raish,
heats, Arthur seesud money, Allegheny
Roy third. Eight started, Time. a;aS.
2;25. 2;a5N.
Glass 2:20--jossphus won 10 straight
heats. ]. u. Thomas second. Ovrrmsn
third: aeven starters. Time, 2i2l,h.
2;2o. 2;2iH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

+. A. Ambler. who has been acting
ms gent for the railroad cou pany at
Wadsworth during the absence OF the
regular agent, was robbed last week.
says the Reno Gazette. by tramps. OF
most of bis clothing and so in money.
Mr.. Amber was formerly ng-nt for the
r'ilrond company at II HrlIeck. and was
also clerk OF the Board OF School Irus.
tees ~ TINT place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The State Teachers Institute will be
held at Reno commencing Tuesday.
October 10th, and we advise all teach.
ers who can possibly attend to do 10. as
in no other way can an educational
spirit be fostered SO well as by attend
ing enthusiastic educational meetings
where there is mutual Interchange Of
ideas. and teachers hAvs tho advantage
Of the experience Of the best educators
in the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Sitting Bull refused to talk with
General LcRan's Senatorial Committee
on the ground that they were drunk,
and then he aud his followers 60, up in
oil their native and uncorrupted dig.
uitv and walked of. Aud 1t ia said
that "BIack Jack" was insultcd. Pshnwi
Every ono knows that John A. Logon
never drinks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

California ass, ssed the Central Paeif.
10 railroad ut S29. 9.ss9.4o per mile.
Nevada assessors only value the road
at SlG.u0O per mile, and some Of them
ut much less. Has the California as
SCISSORS better judgement than ours. or
what?-Appsal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

A steam engine attached to thresh-
ing m"chine exploded In q grainasla.
six miles north of Frankfort. Dakota.
on Saturday. INSTANTLY killing VIM.
BonneIl. Clarence Reed, George strom
aud an unknown man. and injuriuR
Eve Others most Of whom are in eriti.
cal condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Hon. II. E. Cults. Member OF Con.
grsss from the Sixth Iowa district, died
at oskaloosa on Saturday, after q pro-
trasted illness, aged 80 years. He
came to Iowa in 1855 aud vas most
successful both ms lawyer and polit.
ieinn. He leaves n wife and thee chill
dren and was quite wealthy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

We are considerably puzzled to know
whether the Timss-Rsview or the Eu-
reka Lender is entitled to the credit OF
the article "Gold and Silver" which
appeared as leader in both papers Of
Thursday. the only difference being the
omission o. ono word aud one para
graph of eight lines from the Leader.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The steamship Ludwig is sixty days
on; from Antwerp, bound for Moptrenl.
and the owners have abandoned d nil
hopes Of her safety. There we're sey.
er,y persons on bonTl, twenty.four
Of whom were passengers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

On account Of the failure 10 ell
sufficient number Of tickets 70 secure
special rates, the excursion from Eurs-
ka is abandoned. The Grand Master
and the Grani Patriarch. will BE- pres
en-; ut the meeting tonight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Nine Irishmen, known to tho police
as Fepians, have been arrested u, Glas.
gov. charged With an atemp. to de.
stroy property With dynamite.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

$500 forf.i. monev has been put mp
for hard Rolvs h2ht between Walter
champion Of Montana. and Barns.
heavyweight champion Of colorado the
meeting otake place within four vssts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
NUMBER s5.

Stephen A. Douglas. son OF the de-
esased Senator. 10 lying seriously IN
at his residence In Chicago. On Friday
be underwent surgical operation cut
ing out an Abcess.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Dutipg heavy storm at Gtumn, I,iy
tho Foundation oi house washed out,
causing Ito fall and bury,ug eleven per.
ons w. The f1ins.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

At Bloomington, Ill.,, eloyon Norman
horses. recently imported. we're smo,h
cred iu = burning barn OF siubblehsld
& Co. Loss abou, eco. GOO
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

a large party Of native Mexican
students LEFT chihuahua. Mcx., on
Monday morning for Notre Dame Uni.
versiiy near South Bend. Indiana.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

or course Gould is richer than Van
derbit. Was he not in tue newspaper
businoss7 90 TO. tbou idioli
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Mrs. Stoves busbaud ad.ised her 10
sell tho manuscript Of ''uncle Toms
Cabin" for so. as that would. bay
her nov silk dress. Tho anii.siaysry
man who risked Publishing II sooa
banded over a check for sIo,o 900 to the
Professor and his wife. but was CON.
PEELED 10 60 to the bank aud tell them
how to cash Il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Women visitors to the Yosemite.
says an exchange, bave to ride as men
do.
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WEEKLY flKO INDEPENDENT.

J)uLhsSed every Sunday. will b, sent to
4 any addrsss, one year lposISse prepaidl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

onc square 40 ilnesJ, arst insertion rs. 80
Zach additional insertion. 90
= liberal d..eeanI nom ~ ab9vc TO .cyr ar
AsTtsEiy udyvTffseEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

HhANlSGIERYY SALE AL r., OF =, vAITABLE IMPROVED
Gated No go D STREET NORTHWEST. No
Sc fTIH sEEES kqKTH9 Est IN
STREET: Nc col H STREET. CORNER SIXTH:
sTR!IT NoRTHMEsT. AND No t57 F STREE
o. IRE LATE DOUGLASS MOORE
ny virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the~s
District of Columbia. holding Equity Court -:
numbered Ele2 Equity Docket Is, the undersigned
It'.ste Will sell at public auction. in front re-
sItve nieres of lrorerty the days the hours
hertlEafffr nsIned-thst IS TO say
OF NOVEMBER. A D. 1898 st FOUR O'CLOCK p. N.
hat otter certain icCe parcel II fra-asate and
rIus,s stnatr in sid city and District known and
Numbered four hundred aud fifty FIVE 5p the same
Is aid OF on tie ground plan sIlv,y SAID city
together with al the improvements SAID pieces of
iIClerty.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree fol
lows HI" purchase mercy to bt rai bird in cash
and The residue i'll eua istsllIn.iits in one and two
years from the DAY Cf sale the which, to bar interest
cured on the "tty sold cash be paii the day
81 saie on ratification thereof hy III. chsncllor)
deosit OF five hundred collars - CD each If The
iiscrs Of property located No 80 street nor west
.H3 ah street ETrtwtSt and ct street trtnyvt-~t
and u two hundred dollars IS sDl each the re
i'lalg TCc's ot property. viii 10 required "a the time
within ten tlDl days after sale Ali cuIIv yGlcng and
cGriElE 1T purchasers rS Il the terms Of sale are
not conlied with within ten (l0l days after any sale
made the trustees TIL right sell any piece of
ana cost ga thr deaul ing purchaser and after ono
weeks notice by adve,tiEelnalt one newspaper.
JAMES G. PAYNE
AK Louisiana avenue, { -..
EDWARD II THOMAS. trustees
,, Room 8. 9l6 F street u W..
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. 29d&ds
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- Objects Of Charity.D
From the New York Graphic

FROM fiic View York Graphic.
gentleman Of this city has been testing the
capacity OF objects of charity" for useful labor
He is member Of the Charity Organization So
Getty and one of their visitors In the tenement
stricts. At his own expense last June he
started a laundry in 9th street. He sent thither
women who said they wanted work and could
wash. For the first weeks work of the Model
Laundry not a shirt was properly washed Out
OF twenty women Of the charity seeking class
sent IA workers to this laundry since its estab-
hsiiiiitnt eighteen were incompetent. One OF
the eighteen proved a good washerWOman
nut she suddenly disappeared and when heard
from was on the Island sent up tor spree
Tie iauhnry has proved rather expensive for its
originator. but lac thinks 1t has paid him in the
kho"led@e gained concerning the charity de-
pending and charity asking class, Of whom he
MAKES three dysions-thOSe VINO want work
but are unable to do anything useful: those
who can he useful but won't aud those who are
both CAPABLE and willing Tie last named are
few IN number. and when found nd assisted, are
soon set upou their feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
To Attain Long Life.

Some one wisely says that he who strives after
long and pleasant term of life must seek to at
tain continual equanlmity, and carefully to avoid
everything which too violently taxes his feelings
Nothing more quickly Consumes the vigOr of life
than the violence OF the emotions OF he mind
We know that anxiety and care can destroy the
healthest body: we know that fright and fear,
yes excess of joy, becomes deadly. They who
are naturally cool and Of quiet turn of mind,
upon whom nothing can make too powerful an
Impression. who are not wont to be excited
either by great sorrow or great Joy. have the
best chance OF living long and happy alter their
manner Preserve. therefore, under all circun,-
stances. a cOmDOsure of mind VIII Oh no happi-
ness. no misfortune. can too much disturb.
Love nothing too violently; hate nothing too
passiouately; fear nothing too strongly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
The Mystery Of Nature.

The works OF God are fair for naught
Unless our eye, In seeing,
see hidden Ia the thing the thought
That anlI0ate5 Its being.
The outward form is not the whole,
But every part IS moulded
10 Image forth an inward soul
That di.ny il unfOlded.
The dew falls nightly not alone
because the meadows need it,
But on an errand o. It's own,
10 human souls that heed 1t.
The StlrS are lighted In the skies,
Not merely FOR the loving,
But. like the looks " shining eyes,
Have meanings worth dlyining.
The waves that mourn along the shore,
The winds that sigh In Blowing,
Are sent To teach u ny ,Jic lore,
Which men are wise In knowing.
The clouds around the mountain peaks.
The rivers in their winding,
Have ocCrctS. which, to all WAC seek.
Are secrets worth The finding.
Thus nature dwe,ls within our reach,
And. though we stand 50 near her,
VII! Sill interpret na.I her speech,
With ears too DUH to hear her.
Whoever yearns TO see Alright,
Because his heart Is tender,
Shall Catch glimpse OF heavenly light
Ia every earthly Spiendor.
Whoever hears the cOarest sound
SUI listening for the finest
Shall hear The noisy world go round
TO music the divineSt
So, since the universe began,
And till il shall be ended
The soul OF nature and soul Of man.
AND the soul OF God are blended.
-TheOfIOj.e Triton.
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Fortune Ny Foe.

Aim not too high at things, beyond thy reach.
Nor s54.e tine rein TO Reckless Thought or speech
is u MOT better all Thy lie TO bide
L0t1 vi tbJ self, than Ill the earth beside?
IhtiS. Y high Forum far from thee take wing,
" ny ~ianaiu>t thpu envy councillor or king.
RIP" OF puu--wheTefOTp make ado
VIII coat may cover, Il the heart DC true:
ihefi, VI ~ tas- rhOu gather wealth ut will
J Lou most shall nOaOr nin who Grants it sttl:
siiIcf. y M ie-SJ dot. poverty endure
SaouaA prove, When rlch, best brother u The roor
-ALfRhp PERCY GRAVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
Didn't Hit Him.

Prom the Vail Street News
tough old debtor in u town across the Hud-
son entered grocery the other morning, and
stood for long time looking at an exhibition o
plug tobacco The grocer felt certain that the
old man wanted credit. and he determined to
head him off He therefore observed:
IL have to sell that tobacco for cash down."
''You do, eh ?"
Eyes. sir. Tobacco is cash On the nail"
Flows sugar!"
That's cash"
"Tea and cofYre!"
- ash-all cash. Soap molasses candles.
kerosene, butter potatoes. flour, rice, hams.
starch-al are spot cash"
The Old IMAM stood and looked over the stock
Ior hve minutes, and then heaYed long sigh,
and replied:
wen, Mr. Waters, that don't hit me worth
clothespins 20 N'-
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ndA,;S.CERY ,- SALE s.!L! or VALUABLE TNIMPRovED
~ REAL ESTATE. BEING THE HEST SIN LOTS
OF SQUARE ~. AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY
LAND AVENUE AND 4 STREET NORTHEAST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of thea
District Of Columbia holding Equity |sfJaS
PASS on the lob day Of November. 1883 in a..
numbered 1922. wherein Kate Mari Guardian &c is
colPainamt and Frank T Barry and others defend
ants shall Offer for sale ut public on front Of
The ITEIlS,s ou SAT RDAI. The TN ENrY-FoTRTH
DAY Or NOVEMBER 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
Lots Numbered five % six 30 10 eight ~ nine
90 and ten tiO} OF Jalnes Vi. Lata- recorded subiivi-
son OF square Hunisfed hundred ati,? twenty
s.yrn CD H. the City Of "a,!ingtnn; District Of
Columbia. The said property will be sold by lots
i rms cf sale Sci1tsd 10y the Ona-third
" cash the remainder in two ca equal
payable six 90 ~ twelve on months after day sale
rest ectvt]y. with interest on the whole amount due
payable each six q, upnts all cash tn. option
thu purchaser iurh.s Such p,rh..s, or prr-
chasers ii not paying al cash. fo his or The notes
Tor IRE def rr'd payments as above provided: and
.ed 10 he gwen until fun Payment Gf purchase money
deio.it Of 100 will be required each lot when spl
All co"cya'lnc at cost Of purchaser p,ir, las,-S
and in default of compliance with the terms of sale
thin ten tiW days he property will I've rsold at the
fiSk aud cost Of the DIFF hitting pY, haSer purchasers
HENRY +. DAVIS Trustee
AGO LOuiS III
d L. C'uDN ELl- auct. n12eudSls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

Robert Stuart, of the Creek nation. and An
toinette Williams. Of the Navajo agency New
Mexico for several years students at the Indian
training school at Carlisle. Pa, were msrrt.d
last week. They have gone to the Navajo
agency to become teachers ia the agency scuoOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

From the Chicago Herald
sparrow in tull flight In Philadelphia, the
other day. suddenly darted around u corner and
struck a gentleman full in the face The bird 8
Nll entered his eye. injurng 1t SO that hp lost
the sight Of 1t. That may seem strange 10 some
persons. but it really is not. Instances are num-
erous where people suddenly become blind in
both eyes when they meet bill coming around
the corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
NJ. II. F1NCkE11, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctlOneers. u10-

sA II IF FEE EssR ESh 81 S
SSE Ssb 81 ha54S S}bH EHSS
AN N. Hn;I,,I BE I'VE ZEN HIkaEENlH U5rD
HfTS F6k
CHANCE FOR GOOD INVESTMENT!
BY virtue of decree Il the Supreme Court of thee4
District Ss OF ff,una rs ss on the twenty
1874 Equity docket No. o. we will offer Tor sale bv
bA Il !rsht & IS on H
O'CLOCK p NJ Lots four o. fix f6l and eight
go. Of Htitmuer's recorded sub f, ison OF square
City ashnizton according to the suE,-diysion
OF the said lots four "a six t> eight 80 which the
trustees to make and which SUBDIVISION is a. fol-
lows: Let four ~ into three lots, each fronting
lot 90 into three lots each fronting twenty
two t22, feet snd eight go inches Fourteenth oath,
the rear line of the present lots. and the sub Of
said lots four "a and six CD to be made by parallel lines
fronting Rhode Isl.nd avenue sub idsd into
three lots Of equal length and fronting ON Rhode
twenty feet wide and the Other two e t " De
t-one CD fcet IN width BY this subdivision make
terms Of sale AZ Prescribed BY the decree Of the
So s. sa With inf from IN one s sn
tered payments Of any purchase money to be
2 ono proy so All an1 sar snd
sssesslntnts are to Ge paid ont Of proceeds Of sale
purchaser A deposit Of two hundred dollars tal0 on
Lad BY the decree The Trustees ere emrowersd to POST
the sale from day to day in all the property be
not SOLD Gu the day advertised All conveyaang 4 to
SSf i1fiaM f i A EBEH5sHsros,| Trustee.
THOS. Z. WAGGANAN. Auctioassr. ol7-dkds
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 ON

We do hereby CERTIFY that tre perr1ss the arranos
fnents for ali the .othiy aud Sei ,,Aat Dsuriaps
Or The Loutndnd state Lotfery ton,Iuny ana IN PER
D1,,ae cOtfro! tis Drdhfaps t.<tset rcs aad
thai The same condueteirseath scse.ts /r,ess
Jath fUtrl q az TG.t3eS authorize the
Com 1.dnp this certncate etth sfna.es u our
stxs.G{u5es attached IL. as s1tt5 t.seH.e,.tx"
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Letting Him Down.

From the Kentucky Journal.
''Oh. Clara" he said. "how have longed tor
this happy hour. when we two should sup to-
gether alone! Haven't you also longed, Ciara3"
Yes. very mucn."
And why. darling. have you longed7 Do you
really think 40 much"
oh. yes. Henry. do think everything Of"
''Yuu du!"
"Ever!thing in the world OF these"
''fhese happy, blsstul moments?"
NO these oysters. They are the first I've
had u chance to bite into since last fall"
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sh1HE CELLULoID Truss: THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out, always clean and lie while
Latiilng IL safe rs
CUAS. FISHERS.
fsS eth street northwest
MRS. FISHER 6evotes Ler aI..AtAvu u lLr wants OF
Lady EatrunS. IN
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

LIMITED STATES MAESHALS SALE.
BY vrtne of writ of yendition expo1as issued ont
OF the Clerks office of the supreme Court the Dis
tflct OF Columbia and to directed Will ST.. pub
Ic sale for cash. at No iG0l street northwest.
FRIDAY. the INESTl-ThIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
BtR 1893 at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ all tn, right. title
claim and interest of the defendant in the Follow
ing described property to wit Household goods con-
slstlg OF Parlor Bedroom sets Hall and Dining room
ftiiTitu PirtHrss. Paintings & Also Top Buggy
Coupe and Pole Carriage and Pole and Lawn Mower
&c. to satisfy fehdltoni exrias No q GA at law in
favor OF Ablgence h. Brown against Bradley Barlow,
defendant.
CLAYTON McMICHAEI, U. g Marshal
1HOS. DOWLING. Auctiuneer. nl2-ltn22
For Other Auctions See StIa Pane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

captain E W. Spencer. one of the Jeanette
Survivors. IL writing = volume to naIlale his
Arctic adventures. '
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fT>HOMAS BOWLING Anctioneer
CATALOGU E SALE
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY And INSTRUMENTS

THE LATE DR. F. A. ASHFORD
To be sold at my auction ROOMS. MONDAY EVEN.
ING. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH 1888 at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
This Is of the most complete Medical Outfits i'm the
country and should command the attention of the pro-
feaeiOn. THOMAS D0WI ING '
nl2-7t Auctioneer
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THOS. Z. PARLETT. Auctioneer.

FTNHos. Z. PARLETT Auctioneer
sfEc!AI .,, AND PEREMpToRY SALE OF. FINE
MiTcHEn TEAMS SINGLE nR!EERS AND
Will be sold at the Bazaar Nos IS 6.5 and G. North
5SS oSSyFNBER fiffEESrh Al >P nAf HPss
One rair Bay Geldnss syear- old la,. hands hiSt,
very well prokt and prompt drivers fearless Of
Pair DARK Bay 5ield.nsrs. years old Is hands high.
steam. warranted sound
One Steel Gray Gtdine years old 1e hands high of
hne bone and action, powerful going horse
better than 80: warranted sound.
stylish has six fsrt and distirt snits KIND ans
gentle in hsrness one Of the finest saddle the
One Very Handsome Dapple Gray Gelding years old
To-. L,siid. his tfect family horse can trot IN 30
sound.
THREE OTHER BAY SINGLE DRIVERS
cali special attention Of purchasers TO the above
the undersigned Kentucky 1 also invite parties to
can and a., examine them and ride or ,,ys Lp time
THos- +. PARLETT, Auct MIST
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctionee-s
SPECIAL SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF
BEST MAKE MANUFACTUhED To ORHER IN
PRES>LI FOR OwNEk'S Use, AND MUST BE
on IHrRsDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. at
Li-EN IN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell within our
One Magnificent Rosewood Frame Parlcr Suite, Uphol-
-Four Windows Il ElCgant Blue Satin Curtains with
ScrniCes, Blue Satin Mantei Board all to Match
Heavily Carved Chamber SUITE. " M Stand. bronze
Vases. Gilt Frame Mirrors. Walnut ChiffoniprS
Handsome Cofn,r Cupboard Elt.-ant Writing
!esk and Table Easy Chairs. Five Velvet Carrst Is
Etc.
The collection. will I've noticed embraces rich and
stylish furniture OF the hest workmanship and VIII he
Oh view Gay previous to sale.
n3l 1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
T. THOMPSON. Aucfi, neer
Il . loco Pcnnsy lvania avenue northwest.
SALE OF CLOTHING. HATS CAPS. &c
l. Will sell ri my auction THURSDAY
MORNING. NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH at ZEN
erCIbCk. large lot of Oytrrngts ter and youtfls
Hats Cars, Shirts and lot mott MS Terms ash ni
w ASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 9ls. $40 and go Louisiana avcnuc.
Reg1ilar auction sale 90 HorSss BuQ-,InS
Harness &c. EVERY TUESDAY. III RSDaI auI SAT-
tIDAi MORNING. colnllell, ing at len O'CLOCK
regardless uf weather
Gentlemen HAVING Horses Carriages for sale will
td this ti,e b,st INT tlod of sro-j',1 the SAME
:. BtSSlNGfk Anctiuneer
Constantly on hand ana 1t rila;e si large stock Of
Horses Carriages: Buggies Express Wagons Harness.
Blankets. Robes. &c. oly- Iiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
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