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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13

New students who desire to consult
with the Principal regarding their
studies can do so this week at his room.
There will be special opportunity at
the school building at four o'clock on
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13

c. L. S. C.-Among the greatest ed
vocational institutions of the age is the
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Cir
Gle. The graduating class of Aug. 10Th,
1888, numbered nearly 1900 members,
including representatives from nearly
every State and several other. countries.
The G. l.. S. c. interferes with no school
or college. but with philanthropc and
beneficent hand carries intelligence, en-
tertainment and happiness into thous-
ands of homes that are deprived of the
usual educational facilities, and infuses
new intellectual life into many who have
taken full collegiate course. Rev. j.
ii. Vincent, d. D., Superintendent of
Instruction and the moving spirit of the
Chautauqua Assembly, is also Pres
ident of this important offspring of
Chautauqua. The aim and nature of
the institution are briefly stated by the
management as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13

Professor Young. of Princeton Col
lege, says: Take railroad from the
earth to the sun, with a train running
40 miles an hour without stops, and it
would take about 265 years and little
over to make the Journey" He esti-
mates the fare, at a cent mile, to be
s93O,0OO. These figures kill the pro-
ieet ,, aE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13


1t is probable that some of the young
people in this vicinity, in deciding
whether to attend school this fall or not,
are making decision this week that
will materially determine their future
history. 1t is so easy to drift out of
school that many lives are robbed of
large measures of usefulness, happiness
and completeness By this one false step.
The turning point'of life when a young
person deliberately turns away from
the special opportunities of self-improve-
ment that our land so richly furnishes
is fraught with danger, and should be
viewed with deep seriousness. We
plead for earnest, careful consideration
of this important subject
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.


Promote as an object OF primary Importance,
institutions Tor the general diffusion of know
ledge. In proportion as the structure Of a Gov
erment gives force TO public opinion il is neces-
sary that public opinion should be enlightened
-Washington's Farewell Address
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13

we congratulate the people OF Lam
caster. and especially the teachers and
pupils, on the important improvements
that have been made in the school build
ing during vacation. All have heard
of the new Ruttan furnaces and venti-
lating apparatus; and it is confidently
expected that comfort and convenience,
commensurate with the extent of the
changes made, win result therefrom.
But, in addition to this, the building is
decidedly improved by repairs of the
roof and plaster, ceiling in some places,
and the embarrassing of all the rooms
save the chapel. The change in appear
ance is pleasant surprise to one seeing
it for the first time. A new walk has
also been built, the organ repaired, and
other minor alterations made The i'm
provements were all needed, and will be
highly appreciated. Great credit is
due to the Board Of Education for the
time they have devoted to these matters
and for the wisdom and energy they
have displayed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13

"Chautauqua" furnishes much food
for educators and friends of education.
The Teachers Retreat continued
through July, and contained many fea-
lures and much practical instruction in
pedagogics. The '.School of Lam
guages" continued through the greater
part of July and August, and afforded
superior tuition in Latin, Greek, He
brew. French, German and Anglo
Saxon. The G. L. S. c., which has its
centre at Chautauqua, has given quite
a number of exercises in addition to the
course of study which it provides.
There has been considerable instruction
through the meetings in music, elocu-
tion. clay-modeling, theology, phono-
grahpby, cooking. etc. In addition, there
have been educational lectures by such
men as Prof. w. C. Richards. Prof. C.
A. Young, DR.. A. G. Haygood and 9TH
ers. Truly, Chautauqua affords "feast
of reason
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13
Property For Sale.
sal0ACRgS Of Wild LAND

HEHEz oDercdfer sale cheap for Cash
EHHHEE Ia the town Of CasHYile by j. H.
exS 90 a. e. sSECLODE. Real Estate Art
Oet.3. 1881. s2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13
EsTATE- Jous LrrxrxBucu. Deceased.

By Order of the COurt
WIN. MeGoNIGAL. County Judge
Dated September. 4lh. A. D.. 1888 27w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-13
MISCONCEPTIONS a. pAnMA,.. peceased.

Dated August 2s. 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-08

memory was gone. For seventeen years he lived
harmless, indeed, and generated by the Hindoos
OF the village asa sacred person, and jealousy
guarded and SUPPORTED by them as the source
OF their prosperity. At the end of those long,
dark years, an army doctor fell in with him, he
came interestedin what he heard from the viii
layers about him, and by an operation restored
him truly as from death to life The seventeen
years was a blank; but all that went before.
down to the fight at Kolapore, was as the events
Of Yesterday. He mate himself known and was
recognized by 1manyI at Bombay; funds and
every assistance, were supplied, that he might
regain his position You know how oppor-
tunely he returned.
Ny grandfather died'a few DAYS later with nv
hand in his, and his head on his sons shoulder.
or course his 'willnwas altered; but James,
though left dependent upon my fathers gener-
osity. has had no cause to complain We have
never seen him since. It was Ainse. who driv-
Ing over to make inquiries fell in with my father
as he was trying to ascertain how things were at
the Park. They compared notes. and knowing
that had arrived at the station, guessed pretty
nearly the truth of the matter.
few months later Ainslie and I were mar
ried. and If my life before was a happy one what
shall say of it now that have gained botfr q
father and husband. whose only object seems
to be to give me fresh cause for gratitude?
have two homes now, LudfOrd and the Park,
and really it would be hard to say at which /
am most happy. So I will not try.-Lomdon
SOCietu
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ROb White Shontsm~

Prof. Alfred NJ. Mayer, of the Stevens Insti-
tute OF technology, contributes an illustrated
article to the August Century on Bob White, the
game bird of America. The author gives this
advice to beginners: ''To become successful
shot at Bob White the sportsman should bear
in mind that Bob, Immediately after he has
sprung, flies with a velocity which probably ex-
ceeds that Of any other bird; and also that, I'M
less fairly nit, he can carry off q large number
OF pellets; Mnen coVey springs it rises at a
shooting at a bird in flushed covey the sports
man of unsteady nerves and sluggish muscles
is apt to understood, the bird rising with such
velocity that by the time the gunner has
brought his gun into position the bird has
think that abont one second generally elapses
between the instant of springing of the bird
and the moment Of fire. This interval gives
the bird time to gain moderately horizontal
line OF Hight and allows the sportsman to get q
fair aim.
lin shooting at an incoming bird. let him be out
OF sight and just below the rib of your gun at
the moment of firing. At bird going over
head, wait TIL he has passed well over; then
shoot under him. AT straightaway shots hold a
little high, so that you just catch glimpse OF
the bird over your barrels.
"In shooting at cross shots, It should be un-
derstoOd that the velocity OF an ounce of No. 8
shot driven with three drains of powder isnear
q
White, if under full Roadway. will 90 IS feet, If
we estimate the velocity of his flight 80 low as
only mile minute. If he is flying directly across
your line of sight and thirty yards of. the shot
will take one-tenth of second to reach that
distance and in one-tenth OF second the bird
has gone over eight and eight-tenths feet.
So, if we should fire snap shot directly
at cross-hying birds, thirty Yards dis
tant. the center ''of the Cloud Of shot
would fall about nine feet behind him, and he
would pass by qnscathed. To kill him clean,
you must hold nine feet ahead of him. To some
sportsmen. nine feet may seem great distance
to hold ahead on "a cross-fying bird thirty
attentively the relations of the line of their aim
to the position OF the bird at the Gerry moment
Trey hear the ''ePart Of their g,tn. Also, estima-
lions OF distances in the air beside small and
quickly moving object are very unreliable, and
often when the sportsman thinks he has fired
only one foot ahead OF bird he has really held
| ahead three teet. Let some one suspend hori-
zontally in the air an unfamiliar object that
must be distant from fence rails and other
things whose Dimensions you know, and then
guess Its length. You will. after few trials,
at thirty yards Is very loose guess-work"
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHAMCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
AND u STREETS SOUTHWEST, BEING PREM
iSES 1S06 ID STREET AND 40l THIRTEENTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofTs=s
No S40S. docket "a. the undersigned. Trustee ~
viii ofer for sale at public auction WEDNESDAY,,
the NINElEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
1883; 1t HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. M, in front
situate in the city Of Washington. Columb
TO wit: All Of original Lot numbered tan (lO), in
square numbered two hundred and sixty to6s)
improved by two frame houses. aid lot fronts
seventy 7O) feet and ten (0) inches there's bouts
street south: The property viii first be offered in
TWO parcels The larger house and the ground belong
ing thereto VIII be first offered unless the rustee
and smaller first II offers not deemed adequate
then the property viii be offered entirety
Terms OF sale, prescribed by dec:e IL sold In two
par is one-tMrd % cash the remainder in SIX 6)
third csl cash. and remainder in I'd and two CD
years Cash payment or payments to he made on DAY
OF sae or within seven Cd days thereafter. Deferred
PAYMENTS TO be evidenced by promssory notes Of the
said notes to bear at the rate of six ( per
per annum till paid. Title be retained by Trustee
until entire purchase money lis paid at the option Of
the purchaser or purchasers. deed deeds will be
erty should be sold in lot posit Of 800 to he
made at time of SALE If sold In lots then 800 de-
post Tor the larger and $50 for the smaller
ume; conveyancing and recording po be At cost of
Iled with within CD days. the property, the
part thereof with respect to which default made viii
Do resOd at the risk ami cost of the defautug pur-
chaser or purchasers. after five 90 days notice. and
THOMAS l. GARDNER. Trustees.
sep7-d&ds No. 81 18th street north invest.
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fTNHOMAS DOWNING Aucriopeer
Il VALUABLE IMpROVtD PR ,PERTY IN WASH.
lNGION AND GEORGETOWN. d. c., AT AUG

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH ~
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises E5
tshal eeu the fo loying described property. viz:
by depth Of 50 feet to alley. The improvements
consist Of two story brick dwelling containing eeven
rooms aud cellar. MMEDIAlELY ATT Il. house
No 1882 ffonhng Il feet on the west side Of Congress
street. between Bridge and Gay streets by depth Of
120 feet The improvements consist Of . large frame
cottage. cOntAiniLg bathroom, water and
gas Also lot in Of 1882 CoEcoran alley front
ing aS feet by depth Of ~ feet And at HALF PAST
containing six rooms. being no. 437 street between
zth and 9th streets northwest I'm proximity the
Terms: one half cash; the residue in SIX months.
with notes bearing interest and secured by q deed of
trust the property sold. all cash option
chaser. deposit Of 500 win be required OF the pur-
chaser at the time of sale on each piec Of properfy
auS0-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers.


LOI.
. BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ofa4&
TIE District OF Columbia. passed the Esd dayS98
Doc 2s wherein Martin v. b: Hoffman ct ii: we're
ants and also by virtue of the deed OF trust in sad
R5GSessedlnss described. on saTURDAY. sEPTEMBER
O'CLOCK p NJ. as trustee, will sell at public auc-
ion In front OF the premises all that certain piece
parcel and lot OF land situate in the City Washing
to District OF Columbia. known and beinR the
easternmoc twenty five (26) front street BY the
fuli depth thereof OF original lot number co. in square
number fiye hundred and twelve OLD. improved BY
Terms of sale. prescribed by said decree are
as follows All Of the purchase money in cash. or
tne Opon OF the purchaser nefourth cash and the
balance in equ. yearly inst lments with De-
terred to be secured by deed of upon
the premises sold deposit Of 500 required At the
time OF sale and all conyeysneing st purchasers cost
BENJ MIN Z. LEIGHTON. rrstee.
eep7-V Office. 482 Louisiana avenue northwest
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA-
DkNSBURG, MD.
BY virtue Of sed of trust bearing date the Goth a
day Il June. 1879, recorded in Llber A. T. B. No f:s
folio $40. ct seq one OF the Land Record Books -
Tor Prince Geo ges county, shall offer for at
pubhc auction. in front Of the premises TUESDAY,
the EIGHrEr NTH DAY OF SEPTrMBrR, 1888, al
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all that lot parcel of ground
lying In the town OF Bladensburg. in said county, and
state stat Of . Md,tran known and on the
IMMr DIATELY AT En- the sale OF the above we
shall BY virtue of the same deed offer all that parcel
OF land, known Lot No. Thirty nine (39) in said
town. situate between the house formerly owned by
Hanson Penn and the lot Of groun owned by Ben3s-
min Lowndes. 1hls lot is improved by a comfor able
brick dwelling Of three stories, In good state OF
preservation.
Terms: One fourth cash. balance in one two and
three yearA with notes bearing interest and
deed OF trust on the premises; all Cash,
ton of purchaser All conveysncing at purchaser's
cost. RICHARD T. NOR ELL q =
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Didn't whip Him.

A boy met youthful acquaintance in the
street and exclaimed: "Didn't tell you, Jach
Busby, that was goin' to whip you when !
caught you out?" ''Go away, Bill, DOM
want to fight" sMaybe you don't think can
whip you2" at don't make any difference
whether you can whip me or not. don't want
60 . light; Ny mosher-. :. "Tes. your mothe.
She died this morning." In moment the braa-
CART boy was transformed into gentle child.
:" didn't know It, Jack, he said, "snd Won
mustn't think hard Of me. amt got nothing
against You. / wouldn't hit you, and II another
boy waster come mp and hit you now, I'd knock
him down. There, don't CRY. What yer got In
that bundle ," 'A black Dress" "Come on.
and let me carry It for you"
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Mr.. Tlden hfs a yacht and span Of Ken
lucky thcroughbredS dumb-bells and Indian
clubs until you can't rest, and has ordered hall
dozen shirts with blue horseshoe pictures on
them. When anybody disputes proposition
that he has made he pulls out . roll Of bills,
quietly remarks "Money talks, put up or shut
up. " and then expeetorates over his shoulder
and walks of on his ear. It is reported that
Mr.. Tilden will come .iRto possession OF large
property on his twenty-ffst birthday.
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ca. Rupprnr,

On. RUPERT
NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILL
DkENS CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEsT FOR BEAUTY. COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis Croquet BICYCLES, yelocapedes. Arch
cry. Fishing Tackles, Wagons, sc.
Can and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
times. iy2l
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NOLEY. Auctioneer.

will cell ct Store No. 2ls street northwest TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH, 1883, commencing
at TIN O'CLOCK A. M. splendid line OF Jexelrv.
consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches; Ladies' and Gentemen's
Sohd Gold Rings; Charms; Sets OF Jewelry Earrings;
opectaces Clocks In every style; one Miller Safe.
nearly new, combination lock; two Slye Plated Show
Cases, Counters. Shelving, &c.
Persons who would wish purchase the above named
goods private sale before the day can do 90 by
calling on M. FL LEY Auctiopeer
sept st Sll Tth street northwest
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionear..
L TsUST vs.. sI SALE L1l IN SECTION ONE

l. TSHS syr 5I, SALE dIl ~ SEXTON one,
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated Septemberaax
18th A. u: 1871, and recorded In Iiber No. 65S ~
trict Of Columbia, and further by virtue Of decree Of
the supreme Court Of the istrct Of Columbia passed
on the 9TH day Of March AID 1873 in EQUITY Cause
sls6 vii :sll z, pSbc srst,cn in front q the prem
IEMBEk. A. 1888, At FlvE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
following Eoal estate In the District OF Columbia 10
wit" Lot No 4 in section No. ]. in the subdivision
OF tho Trustees Of Barry Farm according to the pas
tho cot on 6e IN the oce OF the surveyor q ashn
ton county. District OF Columuia.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-t third cash. and The balance in
Of so to be made ut Tina Of Terms are not com
Piled With In ton days the Trustee reserves The eht
purchaser lbs lite 10 be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount Of purchase money has bean paid.
sep5-dkda
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OHARLEs Y. HANDY. Real Ess.se Agent

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
TWEENrH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated NovemberAsa
lOth l6Sl and recorded in Liber 9s6, folio 353 ety.
!m,4a md e The request q the party thereby
Prs9ise. ON ME6S EsDAY. .THE TWELFTH
pD,ArX OF sk1rEMBxR lsss, AT FIVE
q ground known and Distinguished on the ground plat
O aid city = lot numbered fortysx (46) in Pierce
Rnng1e6 GubdiviaiOn Of square bered hundred
a2a ssysa 2sl = rsoardsd !. hbes W. folio 2ll. m
brick DWELLING. =
onth with interest g the rate SIX per cent per
snSun escuxed ~ oe0 q trust q the property sold
srs cose Tseme g b coeaplied With In days
NATHANIEL CARUSI. 4 1....x...
sapi-dkds CHAKLkS ". HANDY. trustees.
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There Is still living In Nebraska . man who
Was scalped several years ago. and who II
now bald-headed. But he owns his own scalp.
and sometimes takes it out on q Sunday after
noon and looks at It with tender rec0llectiOns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-08

A MONG THE MANY INSUR ANCE COMPANIES
"A and associations doing business on fhe mufusI IN
plan. none cert inly secured against
loes q failure e the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND IFK
ASSOCIATION, ana certainly none have proved %
succesu and popular in 90 snor time this favored
have publicly and frequently commended is system E
0etnga great s forward In the scieoc Of Late Insur-
ance while to policy holders have u9h0ge than 0ne
occasion expressed their con6dence in In manago-
mens; For circuars &C.. call .. the once 1909 &
eu1S L Y. KNIGHT. Manager.
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"CAPITAL PRIZE S75 00o II
TICKETS ONLY IS. SHARES In PROPORTION
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Fedo hereby ceytify that voc supyriAe the orrauoe-
mnentsJ for al the Monfhtv aud SeaiA nnuat rassa0s
manage and control ts Dyu.issos fesnscces and
that the conducted NTH hoNcsfp IynesS and
good faith fOscard al parties, and asfj0Ss IL
Company to This CERTIFICATE sith sssles " or
sSgNat0Sss attached sn ats advertisements
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No PREPARATION Ready-Always LIOIJIDi
Mends Marble Stone Patches on Leather and Rubber
Go9ds Rr1ca -brac Jewery. Metals. Billiard Cue Tips
Ornaments Ct every kind BOOK Backs Earthenware and
=, Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics
Fine Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers. Scroll
saWyers, &C., supplied by gallon or barrel.
NCts. per Bottle: by mai, post paid 1Oc extra.
Maj I'd only by the manufacturers
j. y. O'MEARA & CO., l547 Pa. sy,, WASHINGTON D. c.
- Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
drocers Stanoners Hardware and general stores mh.2
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YER'S AGUK CURE, WHEN USED ACCORDING
"A to directions - warranted to eradicate from the
system al forms Of disease such Is Fever and
Ague. Chill Fever. Intermittant kerittant and Bill
Gus Fevers. and disorders Of the hyer. Try It. The
experiment Is safe one. and win cost you nothing
cure 10 not effected.
TINE GLOOMY FEARS, THE DESPONnING
views the WEAKNESS Of soul that many complain Of
would often disappsa were the blood made pare and
healthy before reaching the vessels Of the
Ayers sarsapara puries and vtalixes the blood; and
thus conducss 70 health Of body and sanity Of mind
eep6
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GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPERS.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPERR
Gilt Paper from 25c up.
Glazed Paper, 1Oc.
Border from &c. up.
All grades Of paper hung for 15c piece and al sixe
borders and freizes hung 15c. piece.
Picture Frames to order.
All work guaranteed to be first class a. We employ no
apprentice boys. N
Can before purchasing elsewhere. and you win save
money
At JNo. F. sPELsHOUsE. As+.
521 It'll street northwest bet. e. and Streets
au2b-!m WashinRton D. O.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ausust I. lSS3

Postmaster General Gresham having published n
wnn and malicious falsehood in regard the CHARGE
lowing facts areeiven to the public TO hts state
mei shat We are engaged IN fraudulent business 10
Amount Of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lok.
ery company from January 1879 to presel.t date:
n Nam nrlo
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GR1MAu1r & Co.'S

MATICO LIQUID,
Where all other medicines have failed. this prepare
ten ts always effective Rapid and extraordi euro
OF gu DISCHARGES, regent q long standing It il used
IN the Hospitals Of Paris BY the calculated Dr. RlcoRD
ano ID found greatly superior to al remedies hitherto
k0oW0. SOLD Dy "a DrugKlst0. ja22sw&sly
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N1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

T'HO"AS OO"LIN0. Aucuoheef.
HAIR-CLoTH PARLoR SUITE, WALNUT CHAM
Der FukNITURE. BRUS sells AND INGKAIN
CARPETS. STAIR CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS,
LOUNGE FEATHER BEDS. MATTRESSES
Wal. EXTENSION TABLE, COOKING Anu
HEATING STOVES. kITGHEN REQUISITES,
go.
ALSO,
ONE sIpEBAR BUGGY. SLEIGH.
On MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TENTH
1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1888 Sd street
Georyetown. DC, shall sell the above effects.
tep1-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Mends Glass, Crockery
Wood, China, Leather,
DC. cold - rock! Hard
ae adam8nt! FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elias
tic Glue on earth! A
SaDeOnianG iantamon9
all other Clues and c.
ments! Absolutely Un-
breakable and Insep.
arab e. NOHEATINHr