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LETTER CARRIERS BREECHEs--Mr Gurley, the
superintendent OF the free delivery system Of the
Post ONCE department, said to-day to a STAR re-
porter that the report to the effect that the DEPART
ment intended to order the mail carriers to wear
knee breecheS as part Of their official uniform
was all bOsh, and that he had never heard OF such
thing, and had never received any letters on the
subject. Mr.. Hatton said that the idea must have
originated with some dude newspaper man,
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r. o. Ho1rzMAS' Real Estate Auoaon'sr'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TEENTH sTREtT NORT = MEEr' NhAh fif-

r o. HoLTzMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
F FEN Hs sFTT p ITkEKF NEAR fiF
passed sas ie
The Citizens, National BANK Of Warrington city is
@ Z g &saas. 1gsqt E r.
.k." ip william Il. Birch,s subdivision Of Lot num-.
f heTed Pre- g n square No a3 said lot having
able brick dwelling house containing seven
rooms.
and the remainder In two equal instsllments payable
respectively IN nine and eighteen months from day Of
sc s1s be not Ds aan
u + Tsss a. =
% At '' cost OF Inc pS SaS HEA1p. rru..ss
5e7-d&ds 10th and streets northwest.
L FARM OF FIFIY:FIyE ACRES. NEAR FALLS
@ klsE1h 81 ~ x5H aAh aT5
No. folio $40 Of the Land records Of the county
Isl y Rsf? sHss3H gR1a r.
q and lnSx1 cIo Sc1t e
Farm, Containing nifty Ave scres two rods and four
percnes more OF iess. together With all the improve
depo. sioo required At sale Terms e Be c Sons
sstsr ave day.. sI pusa
NOTICE OF such resale In The Evening STAR published in
June 1885, teS-iSt:
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Suits Against the Brooklyn Bridge
Trustees

NEW YORK, June 18.-It Is stated that twenty
one suits so far have been commenced against the
trustees OF the Brooklyn bridge by relatives OF
the victims OF disaster on Decoration day, The
damages claimed aggregate about $4,000.
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TEE PRRsIDENr did NO arrive at the Whit,
House until late this afternoon.
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THE Disposition OF THE CAPTIVE APAcHEs-
Secretary Teller to-day received dispatch from
Indian Agent Wilcox, at San Carlos, Arizona,
stating that Gen. Crook has informed him that
four or five hundred Apaches, requiring to be fed
would reach the agency in four or I'VE days.
The agent protests earnestly against this and
states that 1t will be Injurious to all concerned.
The secretary IN reply said that he conceded with
these views, and he believed that the War depart
meRt would refuse to send the Indians to the re-
SerVa&iOn.
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A COURT SCANDAL IN SPAIN.-The young queen
OF spain passed through Paris last "Wednesday
with her two daughters, on her way to meet her
mother at FranZsnsbad. Madrid Is rife with ru-
mors OF great court scandal, which Is TO the ef.
!ect that, having ascertained the relations OF the
king with lady OF the royal circle, and being uu.
willing TO take the view OF such matters usually
IND ulged oy royal personages, she has fed with
thlther.
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Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Saturday elected thirty
eight delegates 20 the Ohio democratic cow ention
Instructed TO vote solidly for Judge Hoadly for
governor. Al Columbus a delegation favo BILE TO
Cen Durbin Ward was chosen, headed by ex-Sen-
ator Thurman.
Minister Foster presented his credentials "a
King Alfonso at Madrid on saturday
Albert g. Bradstreet died at Melrose Highlands.
Mass, Saturday night, aged 70 years. During the
war ne was appointed dOorkeeper 20 the lower
house OF Congress, which Office he occupied nearly
twelve years.
The Prince OF Wales has nominated Mr. p. Lo-
rlilards old brown horse IroQuois for the
race for the Stockbridge cup. TO be run at Stock
bridge, England, on the 2lsL
Henry j. Seymour, costumer, dropped dead In
Saint Morses theater, New York, Saturday even
ing. He was 90 years old.
Richard Hughes, a well-known and well-to-do
farmer, living near Oshkosh. Wis, was arrest cd
oy United states Of11cer on Saturday on charge
OF making counterfeit silver dollars.
:, AT meeting OF the Central labor union in New
York yesterday IL was resolved that all working
men De requested to refuse to take trade dollars In
payment for their labor
AT row at a school exhibition in Metcalfe
county, KY, two or the combatanIs were MORALLY
wounded. an innocent bystander was shot dead
Miss Phillepot was shot In the cheek and a colored
man Is missing and is supposed have died OF his
WOUNDS In the bushes where he hid.
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AUCTION SALES.


nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
soRREL HORSE,
H hR SsSSi' ana
at TEN ocIock We win sei IN front Of our sales.
rooms the above outfit to which the attention Of buy
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
rAh sIfu sHAMsFH Asn c1En se e. FUR
FOUR CASKS . yELL4W ~ ANp ROCKINGHAM
On TysspA! A6ENfSd AU jun s1sErEENrH.
rooms. general collection Of goods ''' - '"' It
HEALTH DEPARTMENT. D. G. JUNE 10. 1885,
"a Ts 4 NsT ys
the city a. d REMAINING en- UNCLAIMED
Il 0-N'' . SAMUEL iEEIiSs;TEIN. poundmasssr.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THURSDAY, JUNE 81. 1885,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
shall sell in Of Public School, corner Of Twenty.
Second and streets.
LARGE COLLECTION OF
OLD MATERIAL. CONDEMNED AS UNFIT FOR
USE. COMPRISING
WROUGHT AND SCRAP IRON. LARGE LOT
OF OLD STOVES. DESKS AND
CHAIRS. MATTRESSES.
CARPETS, COTS.
PLATFORMS.
Together with many other articles not necessary to
enumerate.
By order Of the Engineer Commissioner District of
Columbia.
THOMAS BOWLING,
je1s-3t Auctioneer
pINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE
OF
RARE OLD ENGLISH BOOKS,
Received direct from London. England per Steamer
Thanemore. arrived at Baltimore Nd.
Many Of them
FINELY ILLUSTRATED.
SUPERIOR BINDING.
Comprising Classical and Miscellaneous Works many
TO az sRem en- oa PriG5 and e % %a R%s
Corner 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue on
MONDAY. JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1883,
Commencing at SIX O'CLOCK and the following
evenings. je1S.7t
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PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES,

War DEPARTMENT.. June II. 1885,
sealed Prorosals will be received at this Depart mont
9 r911 NV, IWELxE 0CLOCK NOON, TUESDAY, JUNE
s Supplies PHI Consisting ts Of Broom Hrushes sosps Tow
1884. ~ ~i 'o
Blank forms Of proposals. showing the items and est
maed quantities required together with instructions
10 ploders VIII De FURNISHED application TO this De-
ratey,
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of War
endorsed the outside Of the envelope roposas Tor
Miscellaneous Supplies,
jel3-6t ROBERT +. LINCOLN. Secretary Of War.
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FHNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF SUPtRiS~EN DENT OF BUILDING,
WARRINGTON, D. C.: June IA, 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut the OCe Of the
Superintendent Of the Treasury Building until NOON
Of WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY. 1883. for supply
ing the Treasury Department with 500 dozen HUCkA-
BUCK TOWELS.
Samples Of Towels can be seen at the Office Of the
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any or I'll
je15-3t CHAs. J. FoLGER. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOB FUEL.

o''<170 Z o1' o1s11'
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND aRouHDsl
WAsHINaToN. p. c.. June II. 1853.
Fuel REQUIRED for the fiscal year ending June s0
VIII De received ct this ONCE until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY FIRST.
1883 and opened immediately thereafter In the pres
specifications general Instructions 70 bidders and
PLANK forms OF proposals will be furnished TO estab-
hshed dealers upon application 70 this Office.
A. F. ROCKWELL.
1e44-ot Colonel U. g.. Army. in charge.
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(NHARLES II. BOWEN, n. D. -OFFTCE AND RES.
~ tdence g12 street northwest Telaphonic commu-
nlcaoon wisa stanffords Drug etcrA CORNER 9th and
streets. jeo-lms
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llUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

b
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING AID LOT ON SEVENTH STREET,
AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in IN
llsSr No c2a foio asa. ct seq. one Of the land Sd
recOras for til District Of Columbia and at the sEi3
wr,;sn roanest Of The gsrty secg1ed viii sell,
OF june A ID. 1888 at E AIF- asst FIVE O'CLOCK
p IL front of The premises. ell that certain piece or
arcs. q a1d anu premises situate and icing in the
and dstis IS that part of ORIGINAL LOT mbered
hIt5-Infee 60, IN square numbered eight hundred
and seventy ts71J. contained in the following
llctes ana bounds VIZ: BEGINNING for the same at a
pInt o.. The west lj,e OF th street east distant sixteen
ie) Feet AID two CD hes north OF the southeast cor
her Of sad ot and running thence north said line of
said street. ffean t15) feet and two CD inches thence
wet enc hundred and ten lo feet to tie line Of
sid lot thence south fifteen l5) fee: two 2) inches and
tsce 81 one hundred and ten I1o feet to the place
o. bsginnirg to-eter with the buildings rights ease
icnt, privileges, end apiurtelances to the be-
longing. or In any wise thereto aI.pertaning.
Terms One-tIird cash; balance in and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest, payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of trust on pre-
llscs SOIL. or all cash, at option of purchaser. de-
poslt OF 500 required at time OF eafe convey ancinx
&c, at purchasers cost Terms to be compiled with In
seyen days otherwise resale risk and cost of default
Ing purchaser sitter five days public notice of such re-
sale III some newspaper published Washington D. G.
re7-dsds mos Is !9 4. CahNi,ANi Trustees.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
" OF COLUMBIA,
pROPOSALS FOR BLANKS BLANK BOOKS AND
L PkiNIED MATTER FOR THE MONEY-ORDER
Posi- OFx1nE pEpARrMEx.

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, d. c.. June IL, 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Department
uutn "wednesday, the 9th day Of June, 1888. at II
O'Clock M. for furnishing. in such quantities. and at
such times as they may be ordered, all tie blanks,
blank books and printed matter to be supplied to
masters by the Postmaster General used in his De-
th d9rins period Of four years. commencing on
Blank forms OF bids. with samples Of printed blanks
and full specifications, will be furnished upon appca-
ton to the Superintendent of the Money Order Syste
Post Office Department, Washington, D. c., at whose
Office samples OF bound books may be seen;
1ell-ZaW-2w Postmaster General
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
UNITED STATES MARINE COMPS.
QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON d. c., June IL, 1883.
Sealed proposas In duplicate will be received at this
Office Until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ of TUESDAY, the
TENTH DAY OF JULY NEXT, for supplying Wood
to the United Stetes Marines, at the fol-
lowing stations from 1st OF July. 1885, to 30th june
WASHINGTON, D.. c.; Philadelphia Pa; League
Island. Pa. Brooklyn, n. Y. aud Charestown. Mass
Specifications with blank proposals can be obtained
upon application any Of the stations named or at the
ONCE OF the Quartermaster, Washington D. c.. and
Assistant Quartermaster 226 south 4th street. Phade
phia, Pa.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel and
addressed to the undersigned.
W. B. SLACK,
Major and Qssrtermaster o. 8 Marine Corps
3el1-laW4w Washington, D. @.
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LIGHTNING IN THE LURAY CAvERNs-Last Fri
gay during heavy storm, and while guides were
showing large party through the Luray cayerns.
In Virginis, the lightning struck OF the cleo
trlc light wires and was carried fnlo the caves
other. A dispatch from Luray TO the n Y sun
says: The electric light globes were shvered into
fragments, and the lightning gathered into big
ports The scene for several minutes was terrilo
beyond description The lightning flashing along
shot from the wires ana shattered the stalacites
OF the bridal chamber. When It disappeared.
some or the party were left In total darkness.
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NOTICE TO HOusEKEEPERS
81 j. Es + f. Esq.,
=; + Z I. r E.. i Is E:
e.. Eff. + 4 !. III: 1 s. T.:
e. {: { E. e. e. L I. i i
EE'EHE E.. : T.. !.
WILL, VII. 1 n.,. s:f5 Rolls,
jsi ' '''' ' WIZ NJ L. i's GAIT tafif'a 'e CO.
SEzr LAMB T Rs ABF E4Rosse = sso.,,n,,.,
So ias 11 fss ~ 100 e :' rSs.
a.rtstns dsivsssd ehazs. TO .up..,o, ii.
MEDICAL, &c.
1 bs shd 59g 81 90 eSSsFIDESTIY CONSULT
sP An 1sss Ovarian
IMPORTANT TO LADIEs-LADIES MAY az
accommodated with Board before during and After
family Address Mrs s%6aN s PSh Syrt .1
oEe street Baltimore. Dr. Sloanes Neryine Tonic for
the Generatlve Organs q per bottle. je1S-sm'
nR: LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
consulted daily at ll2 Sd street northwest All female
Complaints and Irregularities quickly removed
r.r9nps tre:tnent Correspondence and consultations
hours to and TO pm ELLA I'M
nRS BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
nst who divides pron6 with the doctor TSoss disoSS-
q aY s sa90
furnish medicines. GUARANTEES cure or NO pay Thirty
nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
6ngest estabiiahed specialist In this city, with Is
tons strictly conndsntial. Can be consulted Wednss.
g sRs s:Sns Re is :. =: si s. e.
more. NAM ofacA 70 N. Liberty st.. baltimore. Nd
TIE JOIN TRIRP's BLOOD gURITIER oartsia
ney Dass.ses md en- Blood POtson Cure q. syphilis
gS Ssrsntsed N ether s3ge Send two stamps Tor pam
k1s-sOdT On. JOHN TRIP.
vi Or NO a d. BsoTHkks InyisOsssns dord.,
VII cure any case q Seminal WeAkuea1 HeSvoue %.
WEN: soe 2 =. ~: !els-lm.
READi RkADu
cA.n Cd. ps ~ n & a,s, s155s@ s9xD5ss
60 - 81; IN .. g fhs sasysys1ss
~ nessnsce - p9 box anf b nG u1Ae
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BROS. AuctioDeers.

AND ACCOUNTS.
BY virtue If decree of the Supreme Court OF the
Dstrc. of Columbia, in Equity cause No. 1923 docket
u, GeGrge Il. Noyes against Edwin n. Gray, will,
on TUESDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNE
a. ID. 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON sell within
the auction ROOFS Of Duncsnson Bros corner of 9th
and streets northwest in Washington D. c. the books
notes, bills aud counts Of the late firm of GRAY
Noyes Terms cash.
s. I. THOMAS,
Az ID street NV. ,..
c. G. COLE. 1rusteeS.
ie14-dts Az 9Th street NV
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORROW,


FIIHoMAS BOWLING, AuctIoDeer.
1 900 CHOICE ROSES AND OTHER PLANTS. IN
POTS, grown BY MR.. SIMEON SWINDsILS
TIOv
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE NINETEENTH
at IL O'CLOCK. at my Auction Rooms. shall sell
about 600 Roses and other Plants. embracing Perle
des Jardi.e-. Queen Of Beddtr. Glorie de Digon La
France. Aaima4son and other leading varieties gar
anteed true to name.
Descriptive catalogues may be had on application to
the auctiOneer.
je1G-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE NINETEENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell, in front of our sales
rooms the above outfit to which the attention of buy
il called If
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-03-13

Hon. Alexander II Stephens. in q let
er to Mr.. Howard Carroll of New York
written shortly before he set out on his
last Eetal journey to Savannah, stated
that the geDtle men who aided him with
funds to get ~ education to go through
college were Ms&ars. Mills and Will
iams, connected with the Sunday
school that he attended, and alexander
Hamilton Webster. minister OF the
Presbyterian faith, whose memory Mr.
Stephens said hs cherished, and after
whom he called himself Hamilton. AT
ter his graduation Mr.. Stephens took
care to return to his good friends the
money which they had advanced to.
him.
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Personals.

On Wednesday night, the congregation of the
NJ. E. Church South Of this city unanimously
adopted resolution requesting the Bishop to
return the Rev. Rumsey Smithson to this
charge.
On the 2sIh OF February, Rev. C. r. Vaughan.
d. D, Pastor of New Providence church, was
thrown from bis buggy and SO much injured as
to have been confined to his bed since the ac-
cident occurred. ca b -r,
Mr.. Joseph Splitter. worthy and industri-
GUS citizen. has sold his nice little farm near
Mt. Clinton In Rpckingham county to hia
brother Harvey. and purchased near Mt. Sid
ney in this county.
On last Thursday night, Mr.. A. j. FrIou was
elected to represent Staunton Lodge, No. IS, ].
o, o. F., in the Grand Lodge of Virginia. aud
Mr.. John lesser alternate. The Grand Lodge
will meet in Richmond on April 10th.
Henry Volglenden. a member of the James
Boys" Troupe that performed here on Monday
night OF last week, whilst on his way here, left
the troupe and went back to Brooklyn, n Y,
where he committed suicide by taking arsenic,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-03-13

CHANGES IN FEDERAL TAXEs.-The
tax upon matches has been abolished.
The taxes upon bank-checks, drafts,
orders, &c, for the payment ''Of any
sum whatsoever" have been abolished.
The tax upon perfumery is abolished.
The taxes upon patent medicines have
been abolished. The taxes upon bank
deposits and upon bank capital are abol-
ished. The tax upon bank, circulation
remains. The tax upon whiskey has
not been changed. The tax upon to-
bacco has been reduced from sixteen to
eight cents per pound.
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CONSUMPTION OF COAL BY LOCoMo
TIvEs. The Mountain Herald saws thai
very few persons have an idea of the i'm.
mense quantity OF fuel required to run
the locomotives on the G. & @. railway
A faint idea of the,~ast amount of Goa
consumed by these "iron-horses" may
be gathered from the fact that at Hinton
sixty thousand bushels of coal and
rwenty.fi five cords of wood are used each
month. For one year this amounts tc
seven hundred and twenty thousand
bushels.
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LOST WATCH RECOVERED On Dec
End, 1882, Capt. John Scenarios, whit
going from New Richmond to Hinton
w. Va, on a passenger train, dropped
his gold watch, with Il handsome sea
attached. 1t was found by Mr.. F. M
Bragg in tho Bed of Laurel creek, where
it had lain in the water more than 8
month, but was uninjured, and is now
Keeping good time. The Captain Of
fered to pay Mr.. Bragg for finding the
lost treasure, but he refused to receive
one cent, finding q sufficient reward in
having done as he would like to be done
bV fs-- -t"
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PIcKPoCKET IN HINTON, w. VA
The Mountain Herald says that 80
young man named Vanpelt, visiting
the family of Mrs. Swats. had the hip
pocket of his pants cut by some thief
one night week before last, and his
pocket book, containing two $50 gold
pieces and So in greenbacks taken
There is no clue to the thief, and Mr..
Vanpelt has no idea where the robbery
was committed, as he was circulating
freely about Hinton on the night il was
stolen, and the money was not missed
until the next morning. Mr.. VaDpeli
was on his way to California, and the
loss was serious inconvenience tC
him.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pursuant tc

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuant to
~ decree of Augusta Circuit Court in cause
OF S. S. ~tuarts Administrator VS.. John 7. Stu
art and others, at November Term, 1882, we
will offer for sale at public auction, in front Of
the Court house. in the City of Stapnton, on
Wednesday, March l4tA, 1888,
the House and Lot on Augusta Street in "a
Staunton, which was, on the 2Sth May, Essa
1877, conveyed by Andrew w, Mcclure, 80
decd, for the benefit of certain creditors mem
toned in his Deed.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash az to so much as nee
essary TO defray the costs of suit and expenses
of sale and as to the residue upon credits of
one, two and three years, in equal instruments,
bearing interest from day of sale, for which
the bonds of the purchaser will be tax en- with
approved personal security, and the title re-
served until payment.
This is one of the most desirable res! dences
in Stanton, the lot being admirably located
on the East side of Augusta street, within two
squares of the business centre of ths city, and
the residence being of the most comfortable
and substantial character.
ALEX'R B. LIGHTNER,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
febl3-tds Commissioners.
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YSRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM.-By virtue OF a deed of trust exc
cuted to me by Augustus Bl2ittl. bearing date
on the 18th OF February. 1872, Will proceed, on
the premises, on
Wednesday,, The l4H day c.f March, 1888,
to sell. at public auction, that desirable Farm
upon which Augustus Bauth now resides, and
which was owned by Peter Ruebush in his life
time, situated about miles from Greenville,
on the HOwardsville Turnpike. Also tract of
aeses adjoining
TEaMpte~Cas in hand to pay costs of sale,
ana the relna4Aqer upon credit of one. two,
and three Years lcctf; the date of sale, with in.
tersst from that dats-:he purchaser giving
bond with approved persona a, security, and the
title retained as ultimate Security.
JAMES BUMGARbNER. JH..
febl3-tds Trls1ee
POstpOnement.-Thea above sale is post
oOned till Wednesday. april lith, 1888.
JAMES BUMGARDNER JR
marlS-tG5 Trustee.
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WIG GINS AND HIS PREDICTED
SToRM,-Though there was storm
about the time Virgins predicted, il
was not of the violence he predicted
but such as we are liable to have any
week in the month of March. SO that
his prediction that the storm would be
the most violent and destructive thai
ever visited this continent is palpable
failure. The following quotation from
his prediction shows how he failed:
"All the low lands on the Atlantic
will be submerged, so that if extraordi-
nary precautions are not taken hun
dieac of lives will be lost and millions
of doiiass' worth of property will be
DESTROYED"