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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-03

First swell: by JOve, Fred, this is
quite the highest collar I've struck vet {"
Second swell: Think so. old man? Well,
don't mind telling you; it's little idea
of my own. It's one of the guvnOr's
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Mother swans worm Syrup

Infsllible, tastaless, harmless, cathar-
tic; for feyerishness, restlessness, worms,
constipation. 25c.
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MIsoRLLANRoUs.
FOR SALE

bouse and corner OtJ house contains 1 rooms veil
finished; good well and eisteTn good eelaE and chOel
nuit Eeea Inquire on the premises.
kDWIN BUCHTHL.
1an2Oh" 24o South Market street.
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For Rent.

wish 70 rent my residence situated few rods north
OF tho valley Il r. depot on West TnscarayySa atrTst
Possession would Do given april 1st The dwelling has
ten rooms and could accommodate two families n nol
too large For further particulars ennGiTO OH tho IN
dersigned on the premises +. = - =
janisn COLLINS heaRnsOR.
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Established la77, ,xuu
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His Soul and His Silver.

"You asking me how came to use 1t, remlnus
mo of the story of the scOtchman who, on his
deathbed after life OF meanness wanted 10
make things all right with the LORD Oy iea'i"s
some money to the kirk
""will the Almighty pass me into Heaven Il
give 10000 pounds to the kirk, dye thihKF SS'u
he" -, a, y
'T can't promise ye thot, mon' answered wy
,oinister .but advise ye to try the experiment.
Laughing heartily at the story Rev +: Il. Us
horne ~ No. 2T3 Ogden avenue, Jersey Elty, Pas .
~ ~ ihe First Baptist Church., West noDokeH,
continued That's what dld win i.a .Ahn ,,,1 nn I
TnSIc: tried the experiment mort tS .as,ifv ~
~ .,ncrtations and am very glad 10 testliy ~ ~
i,y ocaIlence IL goes ut once TO the ROOT oI al al
His,aS'ise and nervous arrangements SO coIlili
o,o,',, mon of my profession. FOR women a,,t
hro,,ie Invalids the Tonic is pereet III ~ f
ana is destined TO supplant all oleI o,Ie
shis nurnose single dose produces tne kaS koa,as
nersniratOn and sense OF llle Whlen sa', into nc
gisease n seems 10 rouse every orga astaSo 9o
dlsease' admire M too for It's power to ahlago
nize the hold OF the liquor haDt owe, hnntyn a,
hiTg ~ tS ra,s ration whiea nas been Known ~
m lnis " ,.,.Eg IoSIc, Will hereafter pc caiIe.
5n,ly rxrflFR's TONIC. sunpIlnclP@lsu ~ ,,i,b IN
ora pnnstantly deceiving their custoIets aud a.
sI ere ,a,,seies nnder the name OF ginger anu .
~ really an unimportant nayors isie
B.ntst ,ya dToD the misleading WORD. l., ,ho Dro
iTyhSrI tyiIi be no change, nOweIe.i ~ tands y
a.a,ion itself and all bottles " ttte " p.nE1p'
kaaIers wrapped under the nhinc n.,l u orr,edieine
| EISnrR T0EIC contain the genui.SS q 10 is at IN
| he facsimile signature OF hlsOoA y w.
bottom OF the outside WrapPe':
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LOOK! L00kl
Wanamaker & Brown
AT SMYRNA.

| have. DIV Samples Of the finest and largest
assortment of Custom aud Ready. Made Clothing
to be found In the state; direct from inc laIgest
Clothing Heuse in America, and regulated by
their own original motto; "Qne.prce only" land
that the lOwest). Please bear this In mind: You
have with me the same advantages as at their
house. satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale. Call
and examine.
mar 2S-3m w. u. MEGEAh.
a7-specal attention given to the Order Depart
ment Of the Grand Depot 18th and Market
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TIT cIIN ONE MILLION
HE DUN A WEEK.

Decided opinions expressed in language that
can be understood; the promptest, fullest and
most accurate intelligence of whatever in the
wide WoPld is worth attention. This is what
everybody is sure TO find in any edition of THE
SUN. Subscription DAILY "A pagesl by mail, 55c
q month, or $3.50 a year; SUNDAY Is pages, 81 30
per year; WEEKLY Is pagesl 81 per year.
/. w. ENGLAND, Publisher, New York City.
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J., EX-SUPERINTENDENTG GROVES IN A NEW
RoLE.-We see by the Smyrna TIMES of
this week that Prof. James H. Groves, ex-
Superintendent of Free Schools, has been
engaged by the Peninsular Bone Fertilizer
Company of Smyrna to manage their trade
on the Peninsula. This company (Of which
j. +. Tygert is president) made right
wise move when they secured tho services
of MIR. Groves to represent them on the
Peninsula, where he is so well and so fav-
Orably known. Atfable popular, efficient,
a gentleman of unquestioned integrity and
possessing the confidence of all men with
whom he comes in contact, he seems to
have all that is required to fit him for his
new vocation. MiddietClCn Transcript,
BAD FAITH.-The Milford Chronicle has
the following reference to the action of the
Messrs. Sprout in relation to the Alden
claim
The Messrs. Sprout claim to have paid
Il royalty of 500 on all the Williams ma
chimes now in use, and yet undertake to
say that the peace of such users depends
upon the payment by each of this ROYALTY
and withdrawal from the EyaporstorS'
Association The men who evaporate
fruit are not all children Either these
manufacturers have made compromise or
they have not; in either case their assur-
ances to the purchasers of security. taken
in connection with the common law shOuld
make the Messrs. Sprout responsible for
any Inconvenience given to users of their
machines by yinfringements suits. Itlooks as
If the test of machines at Smyrna last
season had something to do with this action
OF the Messrs Sprout."
INsTALLATION.-Depu Grand Master
| b. V. weldon, assisted by number of the
members of Morning Star Lodge, No. 6,
|. q. o. F., of this town, installed the fol.
lowing officers of Amity Lodge, No. 20,
L. o.. .. f., at Camden, on Wednesday
evening last:
n. g., Daniel NJ. Ridgley.
Y. g., Caleb jackson.
r. s., F. G. Phillips.
Conductor, William Ellison.
Warden, l.. S. Proud.
0. G., Robert A. Ross.
l. G., III. Carton.
Il. 5. to n. g., Geo. NJ. Fisher.
L. 5. to N. g., Geo NJ. Crossmere.
r. 5. s., John NJ Ross.
l.. 5. s., Chas. Il. Proud
r. s. to V. e., Samuel H. Mif1in.
l.. 5. to V. G., Z. H. Carton.
Chaplain, Z. w. Cooper.
Host, r. a. Ross.
After the installation the Lodge an,
guests were invited out to the BANQUET room
where large and bountiful table wa
spread for their disposal; most enjoyabl
evening was spent and the company dis
persed about IL p. NJ, highly gratifed bot
mentally and physically.
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CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS

Mocha, Java, Laguayra Maracabo, Rio and Mi
Teas, Spices, Syrups, Molas
Pickles, Sauces, Canned Goods, Extracts, StarchC
Canned Meats, PoultI
Cream Cheese, Choice Mackerel, Hams, Beef, LII
Soaps, Lyes, Soda, Powder
Burning Oils, Lard Oil, Tanners Oil, Linseed o
Flour Grain Feed Field
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MARYLAND Items.

1t is proposed to erect Catholic Church |
at EastOn to cost $4,000.
Berlin Methodists reopened their reno
waited church on Sunday
Assateague Islands annual sheep pen
ming takes place June 18th.
1t is thought in Worcester county, that
the coming strawberry crop will be enor-
nous.
The telegraph poles along the route of
the proposed Peninsula railroad are being
erected.
Rev. James Conway will be installed
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Port
Deposit to-day.
Rev DR.. Carmichael has resigned the
pastorate of st. James Episcopal Church
at Port Deposit.
Dr. r. H. Tuft was thrown from his
buggy near Elkton, last Thursday, and
seriously injured.
1t is said that the once famous oyster
beds of Tangier Sound are entirely deple-
ted of their marketable oysters.
a vessel built in 1872 as Il cruiser for the
war Will EHS Slhnu WIS nuuleu ouI uC IuS
Cambridge marine railway last week.
| Mrs. j. j. Hall, of Centrevile has been
awarded prize of $50 for making IA diff
ferent words from the letters in the word
" strangely"
On the 9th Of June next, Messrs. John
| B. & Edwin II. Brown, as Trustees, will
sell the estate of the late j ohm w. f. Sud-
! Ter, near Sudlersville
Gov. Hamilton has set Friday, June
29th, for the execution of George Lake,
colOred, recently convicted at Cambridge,
of outraging Mrs. Captain Simmons.
Hiram Goodhand was indicted by the
grand jury of Queen Anne's county on
Tuesday week for an assault with intent tC
kill VIM. B. Dulin in November last.
Hon. j. F. c. Talbot has appointed Sam
uel Squier of Cecil county cadet at West
Point, and A. L. Porter of the same
county cadet at the Naval Academy.
A black snake, as long and nearly a!
thick as fence rail, says the Cecil Whig
in three pieces, having been run over by
train on the p, w. & b. Railroad.
The Easton LeIger says that cards ar
out for the marriage OF Miss Eleon0
LightbOurne, daughter of Rev. jas: II
I Liehtbourne, to Arthur Wellesley Mid
t dleton, this afternoon. at 7th street NJ. +
5 Church. New York.
Mrs. higgins, who resided a short dis
' tance from Cambridge, died few day
: ago and was laid out for burial. In tn
. evening, short while before night, sh
: was observed to move, and actually got u
81
: long. however, before she a second tim
became unconcieus and died in earne'
shortly after-THe Marytander.
: At the Hillsborough NJ. E. Church de!
!. icatory services for Sunday, May 27tl
e Rev. i. j. Gray, d. d., President of Wi
o Transport (Pa.) Dickinson Seminary, wi
preach at 1890 A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ, and Re
a. w. Lightbourne. of Easton, at 3 P.
el Rav. j. b. Quigg has charge of the flnal
u ce., and will be assisted by Rev. A.
t. Boude. of the NJ. L. Church, South.
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,,,ocu SERVICES.

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FItdCH-
,sRrEY METHODS and ~ PM. Sunday School
Alps ing at lOl3 A. NJ PRAYER Meeting-Thursdays at
y Rev. john RES s,Pssssunaay Fas'S5
81 Srp,aachns at lOl2 4nargiI a. NJ @ An Sunday School
nItf4rM ,o. s@inS wSi : pI} B Gordon, Rector.
-2P.N No cnuday-Preaching at lO1Z A. NJ
pvrspYTERIAN sunday SCHOOL, P. NJ. Prayer
and X ?. Fridays ri at * Pm. RevJ.TUmsted
Pastor OH Fellows Hall-secomd sunday
CATHOLIC. nj 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Rev
Geo. i'' , METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Col1red)m .. :,
CExrENNlAL PMreaching at 1917 \. NJ. and p.
sun sun &s; III. Waters, Pastor ,..,
and GsV A. a. RoSeF
so1 Pastor.
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.rcpET SOCIETIES.

,o,cr no. Is. A. F. a. NJ. Meets First
HAEIGSS;Y; L'T6 Thursday evenings Of each month";
atSoclog.i Sr,n LODGE. 20 c. l. o: o. F.-Meets
ever! i. Exr,MpNENr, No. 2.-Meets Second
MCDoTHEiIL, Tuesday evenings of each MONTH at
.ay No ORDER OF HEPTAS%fhS PcoeE
sAfTset Tsets every Wednesday evening a' elocA
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An insurance agent named Pyle,
In running fell over the stile,
st. Jacobs Oil gave relief
And the pain was so brief :, -,
He got up and said i should smile.
A lame old lady at Keyser,
Had no one to advise her,
Till Doctor John Boyle,
Tried st. Jacobs Oil,
Its action did simply surprise her
Mrs. Maria Stoddard, wife of the rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church at Jersey
Citv. n. j., was shot and killed Monday
bv n nistol in her husband hands. AS he
took to- the weapon to the adjoining room the
pistol struck the door and was discharged,
the bullet entering his wife's head She
fell in his arms and died. She was ~ years
old and beautiful.
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Notice to Advertisers.

p.r.ops having Advertisements, or want
IeIsU IsEonces in their advertisements, IN the
Ing slI cn"'Si SSill please have them IN the office
tlTEa, ! TT,S,,day afternoon, at 5 o'clock.
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continue to keep their usual large stock of mag
nifceRt clothing for Mems Boys and Children's
wear at
TOWER HALL, may 24-ly
Nos. SIS and $40 Market Street. Philadelphia.
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HRrr SrRoNc P orsrs.
Point One:

Mems Spring Overcoats big stock that takes in
everything from the very plain low priced the finest from
the ghe fancy color to the plain black from the smallest
youths to the largest OF rye mems sizes. commanding
stock that every light overcoa buyer se-f he cares
to know the market
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NEUTRALIzED.
In what way n Prevalent Evil may
he Shorn of its Power to Harm.

Malaria is broad name for many diseases-all
originating in blood poisoning Bilious fever,
the typhus and typhoid fevers and chills and
fever are prominent members Of the family.
Malaria deiies alike the builders, the plumbers
and the physicians. Despairing of ordinary treat
ment the latter almost unanimously recommend
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER as the
greatest anti-malarial specific Of the age. These
plasters act upon the liver, spleen, bowels and
kidneys.
Worn over the region of the liver. and upon the
back over the kidneys, they ward off malaria like
an armor. No other plasters do this.
When you purchase satisfy youselt that the
word CAPClNE is cut in the centre of the plaster
Seabury Il johnson, Chemists New York. High
est awards at International Expositions.
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Marscbingls French Gold Paint ioG i,,G
:, s1nSnnemental Gliding and DECORATIVE
Iln pnrnoses ~ at Wilkinson's, next door 70
the Post-oflice.
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GARITEE, mASrEN & ALLEN

And the author would respectfully ask bis rea
ers to retain the papers containing this pOeI
and also tn bear in mind that
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ID Ed.

CROSON, in the fifty fourth year of his age.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
Funera will take place from the Tabernacle Of
O'clock p. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. 2t.
GRAY. On October 18TH 1883, at 1890 a. m. Mrs
CHLOE e. GRAY, after long and painful illness,
which she bore with Christian fortitude.
Hnefal VIII take place on Monday at o'clock r. M
Notlce from churches Tomorrow. Friends and relatives
are respectfully invited to attend.
JEFFERS At Bellevue Magazine, on Saturday Octo-
Der 18th, 1888 ROSEILA JEFFERS, aged five years and
elsht months OF membrane Group youngest child Of W.
Funeral at Congressional Burying Ground Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
MCCARTHY. On Friday. October 18TH 1883. CHARLES
McCARIl, beloved son of Timothy and Mary V. Nc
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
1912 Sixth street southwest Monday October 18TH at
O'Clock .
~ REHM; On October 18th, 1885, at s:15 a. m, DoRE-
la H.an REHM In the tfty-sixth year of her
northwest Monday 18th instant at three O'Clock pm
relatives and friends rpectfully invited attend
~ Sa0EMAkER On Friday, October 10Th, 1885,
GEORGE SHOEMAKER, aged twenty one years. ~
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents. No. BIS street northwest, on Monday the
18th instant, at II o'clock
SPR1NGMANN. On October 11th 1888 EVA infant
daughter OF j. T. and Lucinda Sprngmann aged eleven
Friends of the family invited to attend the funeral
on Sunday, at O'Clock p.m from their residence, No.
oUO d street southwest.
From Baltimore Sun of October 121
WHEATLEY. At $50 p m. on October u 1888
MARY MAX ! MHEATLEI daughter of the late Vim. I. and
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence No 921 18th street
northwest ON Monday, October Is, at IL O'Clock M
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L SICK STOMACH-AN ACHING HEAD-AND
CONSIDERABLE GENERALDEBILTTY,A ARE THREE
WARNINGS WHICH IT Is MADNESS TO DISRE-
GARD, DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW THEM IF NOT ARRESTED WITHOUT
DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMACH, CALM
THE EXCITED RAIN,INyIGORATE THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, AND REGULATE THE BOWELS WITH
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT IF YOU WISH
TO ESCAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE FREMONT
TORY SYMPTOMS INDICATE. HOW MANY con-
SUMING FEVERS VIOLENT BILIOUS ATTACKS
NERVOUS PAROXISMS, AND OTHER TERRIBLE
AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENTED IF THIS
AGREEABLE AND INCOMPATIBLE SALINE TONIC
AND Alternative WERE ALWAYS TAKEN IN
TINE! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ola
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RATHER EUNNY
TO HAVE YOUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING DE-
RIDED ONE DAY AND ADOPTED THE NEXT.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
will adhere to its original style of advertising giving
leaving the rest TO the Judgment of the thousands who
visit it and examine for themselves.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN
4Button Getaway Suits in Oxford gray, corkscrew at
$I5 sold elsewhere for S25
4-Button Cutaway brown or blue corkscrew, at SIT:
cannot be bought elsewhere under $40
Black D. B. Diagonal Suits prince Albert coat. SIS;
Black D. B. worsed Prince Albert Suit s1s worth every
Nobby business Suits for SO, worth s14
Az CEeyot and Cashmere Suits at 80 worth $18
Melton Fall Overcast in all coors for as: worth s14
Our Eau overcOats at $40; az sl4 aud SIG net
Good scrviceable Heavy Osercoats at ST. S. sio must
splendid Chinchilla overcoat at si2. would be bar
full limo of Black Diagonal and worsed overcSats
Our Sl5 Beaver Overcoat takes the cake
r. e hI Suits at ga $40 and s2S the same
pended upon to give satisfaction.
FOR BOYS TO H.
oSercoa,s and Slts at 81 % &c. S. So 81 and S. guar
FOR BOYS FROM IL TO IT,
Suits and 0ycrcosts at IS. SC, 81, 50 and s1o not
enough proat in to pay for extensive descriptions in
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
at slSe' q. saSo. S. "a. s4.5G S. and &c. Immense
,... variety.
at s., s2.5o 80. $3.50 and s.
H 4 MIS- FIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Make no mistake aud come TO the corner 10th and
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NpEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEHEyTs-1st page.
ArTORSEYs-sth page.
AUCTION SALEs-7th and 9Th pages
BoARDIsG-Sth PAGE.
Books, &c.-sth PAGE.
BUSINESS CHASCEs-4th page.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-5th page
DEATHS-sth page.
DENIIsTRY-6th paSe.
DRY GooDs-3d Pare.
EDUcArIoNAIs-6th PAGE.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Ith PAGE.
FINANCIAL-1th Pare
FoR RENT (Roomsl-4th page
RoR RENT tHouses)-ith rage
For RENT Miscellaneous 14th paze
For SALE miscellaneous sth page.
For SALE HousesD-4th Pare
GESTLEMES's GooDs-3d page
HoUsEFURSIsHISGs-6 page.
LADIES GooDs-Sth page
LIST LErTERs-d page
LOST AND FoUSD-sth page.
MONEY TO LoAS-Sth page.
MEDICAL &C.-6th page.
PERsONAL-4th PAGE.
PIaSos AND ORGsSs-6th Page.
Professionalism page.
IRoPosALs-6th page.
RaILRoADs-6th PAGE
SCRAP PICTUREs-td page
SEWING MACHINEs-6th rage,
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1st page.
SPECIALIIES-ethp page.
STEAMERS, Keith page
The TRADEs-Tth page.
UNDEKTAKERs, &C.-1th page
WANTED (Hclp)-4th page.
WANTED (S;.a2tinns-ith rage.
WANTED tHOusesl-4th PAGE.
WANTED (RcoInsl-4th page.
WANTED tMiscellaneous-4thp page
WOOD AND COALe-7th page
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For SALE-One beautiful new house. No. 1902
street northwest. between 18th and 18th streets
the highest location in the city, built very subst an
tial, with the latest improvements and containing
eleven large-siZe rooms and a cellar The house is
open for examination from am. to pm. every
day, otherwise apply TO the owner, r. GOldschmid,
el2 9TH street nOrllw6S.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. IL, 1888, 10 MI
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather AMI local rains. easterly shifting north
erly winds, rising barometer In the northern pOr-
ton, stationary barometer In the southern pOr-
ton, stationary or slight falling temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-A RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED.
Local rains are indicated on Sunday In New
England, the middle Atlantic states, Tennessee
the Ohio valley and lake region, with slightly
cooler weather in the two f1rS-named districts
and slightly wagner weather In the last named
Districts
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FTNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON N a.

IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON d. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Sd day ofre.,
March A. ID. 1892 recorded in 1ib,r No 994 folios:3
$50 OF the land records of the District of Column EEL
D and at the request of the parties thereby secured wa
VIII SELL at public auction in front of each the prem
lss hereinafter described the following real estate to
wit: w
On THURSDAY, THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1888, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r M all those pieces or parcels of ground known an
lots three four five and six, in j. O. Adams subdivision
OF square three hundred and thirty one situated on
On FRIDAY, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF OCTO.
BER I'D. 1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all those
pieces OF ground known as Lots One Two Three Eleven
Twelve and Thirteen, in square thousand TWEEN.
tytree lO23) situated South and streets and 18th
street east known NJ H. Homillers Slaughter House
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prom
erty in said Square l023 We will sell all those
pieces OF ground known the east thirty feet
inches OF lot twenty-five and the west thirteen and
seven inches of lot twenty three 10y the depth of said
lots IN square thousand and forty situated on
south street. between 18th and l4th streets east i'm.
proved 10y small frame dwelling houses of rooms
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months with
interest at six cent from day of sale for which the
purchaser purchasers shall give their promissory
notes secured by deed deeds of the property
Sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
chae $50 TO be paid in cash each piece Of property
purchaser or purchasers cost Terms of sale 20 be
Piled with In ten days from day of sale otherwise tho
property will be resold at the risk and cost of deau-
Ing purchaser or purchasers after five days notice in
WILLIAM J. MILLER
,6 one S ! 50 S Louisiana avenue: Trustee.
O13-dts EOS 10Th street northwest j
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Heads Of Families Turned Grey

snrina with snta Se sbnes att smaI Sne OLE
Hahns "Solid School Shoes" besides saving many
dollar, have avoided many grey hair. Our 75c
ana 81 Child's and Misses Button have no equal
Our S1.25 Misses Goat and Kid, heel or spring b.
Button, are without rival; in fact, better Shoe
for the Price than is not to be found 8l6 7th
street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARRIED.

BRYAN-PATTEN. In the First Presbyterian
Rev. Thomas R. WEIGH, D, p, Mr.. r. W D. BRYAN, Of
Albuquerque, n. NJ, and Miss SUSIE H. PATTEN, of
Little Rock, Ark.
PRATT-JOHNSON. On Thursday, October 11th
1883. at Trinity p E, church Washington. D. c. 10y the
Rev. ThOs G. Addison, D. D. JAMES CALCOTT
PRATT to MARGARET STEWART JOHNSON. No
cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-13
Handsome Souvenirs

Handsome Souvenirs
and opening bargains for Monday and Tuesday
next at A. Dammann's, agt, o96 18th street north
west Ladies' solid colored ingram Hose, &c,
ladies' Scarlet Medicated Vest and Pants, S1.09,
never sold before less than $3.50; white Merino
VESTS 25c; gents solid colored ingram Half Hose,
21c. gents Scarlet Medtcated Shirts and Drawers,
only 81; gents 2,1OO linen reinforced front Shirts,
Wamsutta muslin, 75c., our regular price 81; fine
French woven Corset, $50 bones, only 81 regular
price $3.50, AMI 8 Jerseys reduced to 81 25 and
special reduction in every department, for our
opening days only, with handsome souvenirs
A. DAMMANN, Agt, S06 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-13

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