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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS
'THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.

sVNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.
chANsssEa sAkI 2 ssn yALqABLE AND pIsmAe
FAST sk OF s9saNriH ss TRfEr S 90 RrS
t sSek y aS1sf Ne sS.54 q STfT
s sfS SSB fa&tsf sSIMEKS fetRfa
BIZ is2 FEET7TNCHEs.
By virtue Of decree Of the s'yreme Court Of theeA
District OF Columbia holding sspcc ~ team rs ar -
1881 in cause wherein fissheah Moore s,,a ls.,,
asf f IS sss s
by OR ASu.Rf. u.s. is st ffaTE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following DESERVED rrsi
OF Washington. District Of Columbia wit: Lot mum.
hered d. Of the subdivision Part u SQUARE mum.
bered -four hundred ana nifty e'sht ASST and re-
IMPROVED By threestory brick building, aud also ON
Ihh SAME DAY. sT HALF PAST Fot O'CLOCK
90 VIII he east half Of the half OF lot numlerS1
eEt tsl, n square numbered Ave- hundred and slxse0
dvp:h 81 said lot. -
Tie terms Of SALE prescribed 10y said aecree sy>,
Inc purchase money 10 lie paid in equal insalnents a
IRON The day Of sale. the whole 10 bear from tS
az, 81 sale aud the paympnt thereof lie secured Ia
t sl , s 90 the sold Tor cash to be raid
deposi. OF $500 the eth properly and of 100 IN
the roerty viii I've respectively required the
time 81 sale. he Trustees the rrsht IN re.eI
the respective pieces of roI sk and cost a
the deisnnR purchaser. unless the pur ha-ers of tho
sam snalI comply With the above terms within on4
cost.
JAMES q. PAYNE.
49, Louisiana avenue; -.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, z irursoS-
uzo-dSds slt street northwest
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THoMAS DOS1INd, Auctioneer.

TRUsTTE's SALE OF ALL CT SQUARE 7se. M
rkOTED BY LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
hNoNN AS The LATE HARRY WINTERS
PROPERTY, BOUNDED BY CANAL AND
SOC Ii SlREESAND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date the 18th
S asY q March 1878 and duly leeorded in Liber
Distict OF Columbia. ard by direction OF the PARTY
seeTTeG Hereby he undersigned Irs tee win sell
Sal lEDA1. JANUARY SIXTH 1888. the preni-
ses at FOUR O'CLOCK. al of square 49, together with
the improvements.
The sale NJ this property cers Ine opportunity to
secure 8 comfortable home. lie improvements are
good and substantial.
Terms II .ale: One third cash; the bs..nce IN two
equal payments, at TX and twelve montl tn notes
lea Interest at cent. until
aid secured by deed Of trust the y opert, sold
Al i've, reing ct purchasers 500 deposit re-
CURED It tl'le OF sale. CHARLES PAYSON,
dGi-Tts Trn,tse
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nUHCANSON BROS. Aucroneers.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE MANUFACTURES OF


hnmaIfIEO'ENENIS IN 1hE MANUFACTURE OF
ssS I b IN NJ s fS 81
G n tide tn IN eds STATS IS OF r, Of Pat,
ton Of M sf Bre =. r Soner 9Th
IS 4; ;,if z 4 IT, E xssSs
5"gsds md SslsIs end BY
granted By the United States Of Hmerica o ha ss
M.h sse OF s.s s sHa
nod t. ss.e psen, for more ccurste de-crp
and :, the Hs lF pst and and
s ns said am ;1r isc the fn .ssm thereof al the
District Of Coumia, the OF VirgIn;a Nary nd
but the oo p stssSs I'll Of r h sss Of
aud esotng ell q the state OF Ne York but the coun
said three ssantiss a West virginia said mine
@ antes 10 New ,rk i,eing included IN this sale
Ard also Ill ard exclusivel, the right tie interest
Ed dsaeScd ina N he ~ss ny sna .n
lzllls 5s.rins ae the ist day OF pscssnber. isTs.
4 Graham. for hsprogement In Frick Machines.
ps1e spS h.s t. = ,ess r.aen,
tie .s S1d
n.s6 stats esc:ptns and reseryins therefrom the
and .d e. q ws vnia
Ing the three counties Of Marshall. Brooke aad Ohio.
therein are included in this eale.
And Also all ard exclusively tbs rsgft title iutarezf
property monepoly and invention described ia m COW.
cred letters patent issued by the United States to
Sc. II s"a sss: @ 1Sh
conveyed r. the said party of the first t by an netru-
ment OF writnr dst.d July 20. $780, AMI recorded in
he f.tent Cfhce n liber 81. page $780, saving and
exec ting from tire operation Of this Conveyance tine
District of Columbia and the said ststes of Vrgna
veaware sns Maryland and excepting the state Of
ard Ohio. ~e
:, And a-the right. titla Interest, proue,ty sao
hese conveyed to the said psrty Of first art by
write Agreement. dated November % 1877 cid
recorded IN tn Pateat Uce. IL Iber Il. % page 252
ne sung TO oftain atcnts or improyements In drying
tunnels. dr.-ing apparatus for moving brick
saving and excepting therefrom the District Of Coum-
Ms, me states 1nrsyrrra, vIrYiula and De,awHTe
Sh the state OF West Virginia saving the counties of
Marshali, Brooke and Ohio "
Terms OF sale: Ten Thousand do,ars ,e,6 one, q,
easn me baance in two eQna payments payable in
81 hha WE'VE MOI tbs lively With inttr,t at he
raIe OF SIX per ceG snnum. for which the notes of
te VIII De taken, secured 10 the satisfaction
OF the trustees or all cssh. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. f 70 WIG '~A-
Nm. f. EATT1N3IY lr
dIo-eoeds JAMES n. JOHNSTON.S iruetees.
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OWE MY EXISTENCE.

OWE
Abigail s. Coles. of Moorestowe. Burlington CO., n.
j.. says: Eighteen months ego had Dropsy around
the heart. My physicians and friends desrared Of my
getting well. The first bottle of HUNTS Remedy
gave me great relief feel owe my very existence to
Hunts Remedy and en- deeply thankful"
Aaddin'J lamp wrought mighty things. but Hunts
Remedy works mightier. Tryi IL
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Tbs ana E24-s
LAUGHTER ~ I'll ARMY.

Fi.-St GesserGI:
II We my - upon my t,ni
Scout G.,sFTdl:
And my brother Tdwi
Thru General:
Ana my nephew (IoH'; we laugh)
Fo1Ii'th Gt>zse9-qL:
ALd IHy broth FIN WI
Al:
q. brothers. sons mi 0oDi,awS we
DO place urcI ti.e II:
Tht ' draw BIZ Fay, tUo h.''- tIe Ky
To why w war-luIS u
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioreer.

TKnSImEs SALE Of DWELLING HorsR. ON
ANOTHER ON ltFI RI sIREET NoETAWEsT.
SbkR STREET, BoTH DESIRABLE RESI-.
BY virtue 9: deed Of trust from Nathan G. ORA fa
Per and wife and Johnson p Thomas and wife Ia:
dated Juiy LIST 1877" and recorded In No. Co.'S -
folo OF the iant records of The District Il Columbia,
and OF he croer OF The supreme Court of the District
CounDia in the case % Draper Hyde al equity
No; 40. ssolving tie injunc. on the subscriber
will sell e the highest bidder in front Of the pren
yAsuaRf. !, B. h 1883. hA aos n nAn sa
eight. and .he north half o. let numbered
(seye..,. IL. number 296 1.-TWO hundred and
nipsty and let lumber "a Twenty four). the
suodlHlhioD of squire number DO five hundred aud
tetl as made ty tn commissioners appointed by the
,urt to divide the Hoo dEe estate ell Ia Washington
ctfy. District of Columbia.
Sc IL square 5ln at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, and in
square ct at EALF-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. o. which 500 on
each piece nu b. paid at the time Of see aud the
due la equal sums IN Que, Ind three years on
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest six per
tuni ler anEum from Cay OF s<-le, I,ayable semi
annually. to be secured taa property sod to tile
salts action Of the Trustee. To he cold subject taxes
End sssessiieitts and conveyapcng and recording
be ct the cost of the purchaser
d30-d ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee
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IT V1f , FVf
More beauty than
~I0u touch my "a
ADO ,htGgh the So



Fov1dence Co-.espoEd dance Salem Csia-sI 9-8g-sss
Hawthorne, you are aware. del; - gjf
for his portrait. and would wa,cp s,,: L.,.-. "a
teIest tie growth OF the pictur.. u..Ja ,;e car.-
vas You will remember his oau s.-sa u II
sittIngs at Washington in 1862 a., =. yer
gave. Il think" ne wrote III v.E is. rae t..zt
eve- painted Of the same unwuf... z}Ia.e.t
One CHARM II must needs have .-r-,st II
immortal jolity and weIl-to-don,s.. los Lutte
when the sitting begins, givr~ $50 Z. 7f---.....
cigar, and when he secs me -erI-.g tired t..
brings out bottle of splendid ciaa4..sf,..
and we Quaffed and smoked ,.>t.st.as =. Il.
blessed state of mutua: goodwill for -s.r..
doUrS and a half during which tbs. tsfe4-c
nade really miraculous pro..res~ I.aj,sz- -
me best Of fellows" 70 sit for h rt.-f,.--...
however was extremely irkSoiur .-...e...... .n
!ster years, when. As he Ia s-4d me syn
seems 10 take an Internal pi-.- IT,. ,u -.1...--
nle venerable. as II were o, . aiii.--s-
to'hrop Motley, who we'll knew Ha-, -....r-.,- !
AVERSION To Photographic process ...- q -rs,
or ms Trend, IN iris vase: q. ily.,e-G ..5a -
walk one day IN London. and as thy ~ ~. "a e4-
nag tLe studio OF q wel!-kun,vu -.-r-l.....-
motley asked Hawthorne TO sien , a.. max. /.
selection from some pictures % III --'5 ,gl.n
were ready. he supposed. for exaIii,...ttsn f...r
entered. chatting pleasantly to-, as-r sAx-
tnor7e at the time beng in In. ,.=t u.s. ,,,.r-s
cropping into char which Hs.i.., t.,ssrI
" . 4
disaHr caring behind a serrra = ..,s-, =
the proofs. At this moment and S.it t.tls
.ook vi animation upon H. ;fe. tse r5..-
toEraihl referred TO vas taken o. ..rrL,. has
ing male eli necessary pyeplFtr "a &. ,..,.
lure likeness from the n SUI ~ IT,. g.. q ..
No'ieys proofs Were produced Il . ,.s .t.,......i
anu hawthorne Was Never told ti,;iI ...ti .,...
tahen. This MAS shortly before toe r..ts.. ~..-
tufnf' nome. One of the children -,-...--- 7
THINK II w.s the ethereai Una-htd seem -us.
EH.Tr tnrn At,,tl
aad Oh the hoIaeward yoyat,. she ---i,-rf-,i e.. =.
tnc sad t was beautiful hkefe jar s.. ,r
thaa she had ever before se-n s5a,t,.r9..
co;:Tsc. Was increiulauS and 49, ~ - ..
TIA; tn. child atGst o. mssia4e. at.! s,.r
husbands death Mrs Haa;s. ~ ae.,ss--
Quairtea with the facts above .s.r ,r.i l-,,
Al her earnest entrea;y the pgptr ,..ts. t..z
sent 10 her.
Iwenfy-sersn woIien workr .:n. r.. ..-..
were sad sight a. Atlanta
Ar. j. L, irnod divided sJc's, ..-l-- -t.tri-
.Aoie associations Of San Fraat ca tI .7.....-
uset'ny Protesta3ts. Cathode. a.., 81 l,s.. :
alike
me bridegroom and briiD ~. !. H-st.l..1
wedhlnx vere both zIeL OIL the fal.,,ss "a IT,
!s1 IN ha2es IN consequence Gf hay.g,S .'v.a.r.
thelr PROMISES To insrTy Ut.ie-,:
~oman at Kingston. New v s.4.--.,
for erecting log cabin :, Thou
the .ozs. ha.:,ei them nj. to. =.
roaf, ard put the Styuct, ~ 20
husband, who takes rarc at
Texas ought TO be- the bcs. .t....
tue uBiOn by and by If Ii. etr
putl'c school fund VIII cii i.o.
ti,OO.0Co in interes.-bca
AID SOec9,00o acIcs Of
acre.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(NpANCERT SALE oF IMPROVED RAJ. ESTATE
~ On STREET NohTh. MAR FlF ZENITH

~ on Z STREET NuhTh, MAR FIF4 EENTH
SHEET WEST.
b. VIRTUE Of decree Of tire supreme Court Of thess
District Of Columbia, IN equity No sSuS. Ia
Lxngley Ferry ct a.. dated December IL. 1882.
shall Offer for sale at public auction, in fro 81 the
OF BEcEMBEk, 1881, G FOUR orCLoLk PM,
Part 81 Lott No. IL and IL Of DsysdSon's su OF
square No 2l6 in the city Of Washington, the Dis
tict of Counia BEGINNING J. street 81 feet ncuee
from the northwest of said and running
theme east q feet inches thence south 81 feet
thr-efoot alley. ther-e Ii feet inches; thence
north 81 feet - the beginning, Improved 10y three
story brick Dwelling No. l42s L street nasthwes,.
Ternas: Oae-hxf of TIE purchase money he raid
lash the iay of sale, the usl install
ne1ts, a. six and twelve mouths. with interest thereon.
70 be secured by approved notes onds the satis
faction OF the Trntee All convey
cost. RtChARp q. MoRSElsi.. Trustee
k16 tth street noIti west.
THOMAS BOWLING. auctioneer. dl3-eoSds
rTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL.
W. DNESDAE. LAMAR THIRD 1855. same hour
and place. ey order OF The Trustee.
a2o-dts THOMAS BOWLING, AGctioneer.
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SPRING.

In an STOMACH DISORDERS for sLEEpLEss.
NESS. Tor SUDDEN CHILLS. when Drenched during
me EQUINOX. when Cold in WINTER, when
eessed in SUMNER. buy bottle If
sour Druggist or Grocer for so Cents (ns,st on
having the GENUINE viyen ycu-FREDERIoV
BROWNS, PHiLADELpHIA,l and you viii secure An
srtics which viii serve sou xeil-ALL THE YEAR
ROUND! A
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THE BEST.

William II. Wilson. NJ. D.. Springfield Ellington co.
Ga. Gays: IT prescribed HUNTS Remedy in a compn-
Gated case Of Dropsy. which had been treating for
eight years and fnd Hunts Remedy is the best medi-
cine for Dropsy and the kidne, have ever used"
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Warranted She strongest toughest and most elastic
Gre Oh Earth! Endowed hy that great SCIENTIST Prof
falrd. OF the L. s. Fish Commission. Clues every
ting solld as Rock! ECCu, Paper, Leather, Glass
S'na Store &c. Always ready for instant use! Used
Ga!S by the U. =. Smithsonian Institute Government
e. rtme nts Cabinet makers Marble cutters ana Lun
dIsds q families Bottle of Me4sas Fish Cue with
III csh ara lin Cover. OILY 20 By maii lOc. extra
i lie aride and public supplied by
j. u. O'MIARA CO.,
- 1887 Eennsyl wanna avenue Washington, DC.
Re: dquarters for that wonderful 81 RAZOR. That
$3a GU: That II CORN KNIFE, endorsed by all
hirtodists. Sporting Goods Catalogue POSTPAID
III, where.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA l. CO.'S
IAU NDRY SOAP

ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE; BEING
FIRE. FROM ALI. ADUL ERa1IONS, SUCH As
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &c, WHICH ARE u ED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICk4-l VEAL OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
II Is SAFE, BECAUSE 1T IL MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ: STEAM
Ri FINED TAiLOW (PREPAt.ED BY OURSELVES
PALM AND COCOAhUT OILS; WIFI c On THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS On TEEMAR
KIT ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCUH FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DLAO ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERIN6 LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVLhY LAR basANDE D
WITH OUR NAME.
fOR SALE BY GROCFRS 9ENFRAIrY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
t13 9244 MATER STRLE. GEORGETOWN u O.
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NJ the best 50 ,s il ~ MS 80 .ou, fr ves..
the only Place - - 70 Ni1-TfkNI
CLOTHING Can l.. ~ 49, l.tdrs.e
y , GU ~ = 70 l = - = oetwcen
III $50 = =, ssT.tss .ss5e NAL
fsSaoSstsy espi ass uxxIl
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TRgSIEr'S SALE OF = DESIRABLE BUILDING
I0I ON siXTEENTH sTRtEI BETwEEN T
STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
NORTH WEST.
b vrue of deed Of trast dated April soth, A. D. -,
1877, duly recorded In Lber No. 1884, foliosS.
Ia. ct seq, one of The land records forG.a
s ssue. District at sso Of Columbia ,.s and the
sell st Egbyc src t% i9 froP. Of the Dfsnas.s,
O'CLOCK I. NJ, nj ts, piece parcel of ground sit
late IL the city Of Wsfhineton District Of Columbia
b. H. Wsrner's subdivision of lot numbered three 49,
In sqhare mol n of square numbered hundred and
seyenty On. II SO. IT'D.
on ms one-third IN cash snd the balance in siI
annum. securss by deed trust or ali cash 1t pur-
chasers option. deposit Of 100 required tin Of
SAFE aud ali conyeyancirg and reoorg purchasers
cost Terms 20 be compiled with in seven days
al, "a. n. S0sjan9 OT1SF. rRESBREY Trustee.
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
WALTER B, WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuonsers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROSE
WOOD CASE PIANO. BODY BRUSSELS AMI
OTHER CARPETS. OIL PAINTINGS ETC. Al
AUCTION.
By order OF tIe Supreme Coart fo- the District u
Seltlnb'a, foidns specia! torn for Orphans cour
business, on Friday. the 18th day of December
ID. 1882, shaD sell at public auction. On
THURSDAY. JANUARY FOURTH. AID. 1888.
Commencing at T-F n OCI.OC-- A NJ at residepce No
ia Maj and avenue northeast the follow iux named
ar+ic
Haln~one Ros,yood Case Piano (Knsbe makerso
Parior suite. upholstered in drab rep crimson putting
Walnut DO kcase. Wslnu Pillar Excursion Table Wal
MT and Oak Dining ON Chairs, oil Paintings, !. al
Lut Tennessee Earte-top Sideboard Walnut Hal
Esck. marble base, mirror back; handsome Walnut
Chamber Shiite French plate Glass. Tennessee marble
top; elegant Biack Wal ut Chs9lber suites Marble
top Center Tables Hall Chairs. Body Brussels Carpets
Tapestry. Hall and Stair Carpets. Ingram
aid other srpe,s, Hair and Hulk n! tresses.
B.eV ne. Retriaersto-e, China and Glass Ware, and
other goods too NUN rous &c enumera.e.
Those who desire irst class furniture should not fat
to attend this sale The sale viii with thu
Parlor, hrl and Dining room Furniture.
d3a, 12,3 w. W. WlSHART, Adp,tniEtrator.
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\ NTON FISHER.
CHEMICAL. DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
NM 96 8 street northwest Thirty years expert
cree J aides and GenteInen's Garments. also Grape
Wells, aces etc. ectiy cleaned by this e.or
process Ladies' Evening Dresses a specially. Ointo
OF Il D. DeSInedt official chemist of the District of y
t Mmba: Your chemicals are OF tie most etfectna
surpassed in Paris, New York elsewhere !" Eofige.
Grease spots guaranteed to be Thoroughly removed an29
CROP YOUR COUGH BEFORE IT BECOMES A
y SERIOUS MATTER. - 71-t'fL
go EIECAMPANE and HOREHOUNp sif.aYn
acts ike charm as preventative, and rs posi-
Csc. for large boxes. - = 80
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmaeipr 2.
d27 18th and /, I'd and d. and 7ih and \ SITS. n w
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s'Three Kisses Oh Farewell"

Three, only three, my darling,
Separate, solemn, slow;
Not like the swift, analogous ones
We u 5ed to know,
When We kissed because we loved each othel
Simply to taste loves sweets,
And lavlshei our kisses
AS summer lavisheS heats
But as those kiss whose hearts are wrung,
When hope and fear are spent,
And nothing is lett to give, except
A sacrament.
First of the three, my darling,
Is sacred unto pain;
We have hurt each other often.
We shall again;
When we pine because we miss each other.
And cannot un terstand
How the written word is so much colder
Than eye. and han nd
kiss thee. darling, for all pain
Which we may give, or take;
Buried. forgiven, before it comes,
For our loves sake.
Next OF the three, my darling,
Is full OF joys sweet thrill:
we have blessed each other always,
We always will. -.
We shall reach until we feel each other
Past all OF time, and space;
We shall listen till We hear each other
The earth Is fuli of messengers,
Which love sends to and fro;
kiss thee, darling, for all joy
Which we may know.
The last kiss, Oh. my darling,
My love- cannot see
Through my tears, as l remember
What IT may be;
We may die. and never see each other:
Die with no time to give any sign
That our hearts are faithful
To die, as live.
= Token OF what they will not see
Who see our p rting breath, '
This one last kiss, my dlriing,
Seals the seal OF death.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
EXECUToR'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMIS a
No 4i6 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under snd by virtue Of the powers In me vested -
10y me hst VIII and testament of Mihamina Itch f:Z
Ter deceasea, 4 shall, ON 1UESDAY JANUARY -
Mn H. 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK + NJ. in front Of
the premises, orer Tor sale at public auction the nor&
nan on LOT numbered sixteen N6l in square numbered
Tour hundred and thirty-one tssl having frontaS
OF 20 feet loS inches 10y depth Of 100 feet
by large S-sfury brick store.
Terms Of sale: third cash and the balance IA ma
and two with interest Ter cent 10 lie secured
10y deed OF trust upon the premises DEPOSIT OF SOD
Will he REQUIRE at tie tine Of sale. All conveysncinS
ana recording at pur' hssers cost II Of sale Az
not complied with IN days the Executor reserves the
right 10 resell az rsk and cost Of defautng p rchssen
after days public NOTICE Of such In some ueve
paper published in Washington, J !. G.
CHARLES WALTER
Executor Estate OF wnhelnains Eichler dsceascd
dos It's
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IND OF THE SEASON
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK.
, We have number Of pieces Of Ingram aid Tapestry
Carpet lett with enough to cover c.e room in !.
piece which we will SELL beginning l4th instant at 65
~ aud 30 for Ingram former price SO and 80 cts
Tapestry, 50 aud 80 .ts.. former price 81.
Call early before they all sold.
For Xmas Presents. full line of Rugs. Mats. Drug
gets, &C., &c.
SINGLETON l. HOEKE,
dl4 s01 MARKET SPACE.
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JOHN HEATHCO1E,S TEAR-DROPS.
HOW q Fresh Operator Sailed His
Check and What Came of it.
From the Chicago Tribune.
mamie is dying"

Prom the Chicago Tribune.
'Mamie is dying"
These were the words that the telegraph-key
clicked out upon the silence that had fallen upon
the station Of which John Heathcote was in
charge. And so, as John Heathcote placed the
message In an envelope and sent 1t by his office
boy to an address with which he was not familiar
there was perhaps the suspicion Of tear gis-
tenlng In his honest eye and mayhap the hand
that penned the address trembled little,
for he had wife and children Of his own,
had John HeathcOte, and 1t came to him with
awful force how cherries his life would be were
one of the little pairs of arms that each morning
tWined so lovingly around his neck to be folded
across heart that was stilled forever and the
deep-brown eyes be closed in the dreamless
sleep of death.
And while he was still thinking there came
again the nervous click Of the instrument, and
as he answered the call he felt irstinctxely that
the message he was to receive would bring more
bad news. and he was right "Mamie is dead;
| will be home in the morning." were the words
that came to him over the wires, and then the
tears in honest John Heathcote's eyes were
plain enough. and he was not ashamed that he
had wept at the sorrows of people all unknown
to him.
When the morning train from the west came
laundering into the little town whereJo ohm Heath
cote lived he was standing upon the platform.
His hours Of duty had ended sometime before,
but he could not bear to leave until he had
seen the man whose name was signed to the
dispatches of the previous night A sleigh had
come to the depot and the driver had said Incl
cidentaly that he was to meet Mr.. Jones.
When the train arrived q weary-looking man
stepped from off the cars and the driver of the
sleigh approached him. John Heathcote was
standing within few feet of them.
Good morning, Mr.. Jones, said the driver.
"GOod morning, john"
$50 Mamie is deadi" asked the man.
eyes" was the reply, in low, asonized
tones, land she would have beaten 800 next
season.
John Heathcote went away. .&
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business, on Friday. the 18th day Of Decelube
A. D. 1882, shsll sell at public au, ton On