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EAST WASHINGTON,
A Man After the Treasury Surplus
Fidelity Lodge.


Yesterday afternoon, while Sergeant Daily
was pernmbulating hfs beat, n stranger ap-
preached him and said; "Sir, 1 am from
Omahaj my name is Peter Levy, and have
come TO Washington to collect a little surplus
that tho Treasury contains" "Your money Is
locked up In tho Treasury, thenq asked the
in that place, and / want 1t now. You have
the key 10 tho vault and must have It," This
convinced tho Sergeant that the man was IN
cane, and he took him In. Levy Will BIO cent
TO the Insane Asylum to-day.
Mrs. Maria spicer died yesterday morning.
Deceased was about 40 years old, and had re.
sided In East Washington oil her life,
Samuel Wilson, residing near oiesboro', had
MS s ieg broken l yesterday by being thrown
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Bright will
take place tomorrow afternoon from her late
residence, on street southeast.
Mrs. ]. II. Bradford, Of $50 Pennsylvania
class Of little girls from 9 to ID years Of age
in kitchengarden or household arts. She Will
receive them In her own parlore, or on Satur-
days at the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
Perseverance Lodge, !. o. @. t., Capitol Hill,
held It's regular meeting Tuesday evening, at
which there was large attendance. After
the regular business OF the session was COM
pleted, those present listened with deep in
terest and pleasure to somo remarks by
Brother NJ. p. Caldwell, the newly-elected
grand r worthy chief templsr. Io was followed
Lodge, who gave recitation, entitled 1.-THE
Philosophers Scales" Short addresses were
also made by Brothers Green, Hendson, Hub.
bard and Frear. Brother A. II. Frear, OF Per.
severance Lodge, has been appointed as dis
trict deputy for the southeastern portion OF
the city. Perseverance Lodge Is now growing
rapidly, and its meetings are harmonious and
interesting.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. @. IT,, met In
Masonie Hall, Anacoetia, last evening. After
tho regular routine OF business was disposed
OF programme was presented under the good
OF tho order that was highly appreciated by
those present. The Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar and secretary OF tho District were present
and mado some highly interesting rerarks
that were wellreceivod. Miss Carrie Bivens
enng solo that fairly set the audience wild.
They acknowledged hor superiority in
singing by applauding her for several min
uteB. Niles Grace Shelton, Miss Minnie Dor
sey and Miss Lillio Van Ness gracefully rem
dered beautiful dialogue. Miss lone Marsh,
who has sung "old Man" o thousand and one
times, sang IL again last night to an audience
that said 'It appeared new" A piece OF
humor was ''gotten on by Messrs. q. j,
Thomas, Alton Cornwell, j. W. Thomas, VIM.
Baxter, Miss Amelia Thomas and MIsatiarrle
Bivens that was highly pleasipassnd which
closed the evenings epjoynenfs
- 8krc4--
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de10-d&ds
DUNoANsoN BROS, AuctIoneerg.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRABLEIMPRo
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of a certain Deed OF Trust, bearing
date on September "a, A. d. 1850, duly re-
corded In Liber No. 0i9, folio 400 OF seq, one
OF tue Land Records for the District OF Column
bia, and at the request Of tho holder OF the
note secured hereunder, we Will sell at pub.
lilo auction, in front OF the promises, on MON
DAY, the ODD day OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1881,
at o'clock p. M, the following described real
estate situate In the city OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, TO wit; All those certain
pieces or parcels OF land and premises known
and distinguished as and being all OF original
lot numbered fourteen I'D and tho east twenty
600 feet front by tho depth OF original lot
numbered thirteen (13) In square numbered
nine hundred and sixty (060), together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale; One-third cash, balance In
three equal payments payable In O, 10 and Is
months after date, purchasers notes TO be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on property sold, or all
cash, at tho option OF purchaser. A deposit
or 500 required ct time OF sale II terms Of
sale are not compiled with within soven days
from date OF sale, the property may BIO resold
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement. All
conveyancing at pun chasers cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
MAHLON ASHFORD,
deSeod Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
PY DUNoANsoN BROS o. ,''''
Auctioneers.

L(h DONOANpON olOot
- Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES sALEoF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLING, NO. G0d STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded In
!loer No. 1867, folio 40 OF seq, one OF tho
land records for the District of Columbia, wo
VIII sell In front OF the premises, ON SAT- rs.
URDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1884, at 80 llslL
p. M, all that certain piece or parcel OF land
and premises known as lot numbered twenty.
four cd, In W. Il. Particle ana others sub.
division OF original lot numbered i've and
other lots In square numbered eight hundred
and sixty-six $500, together with the Improve.
ments, ways, easements, etc., TO the Same be.
longing or In any manner appertaining. This
lot 10 improved by nearly now siS.room brick
dwelling, and Will be sold subject to doed OF
trust OF 80, 600, payable In three years from
February J., 1884, drawing interest at the rata
OF per cent.
Terms Of sale: one-half cash, balance In @
and IL months notes, to bear interest and 70
be secured by deed OF trust. deposit OF
SlOO required at sale. Conveyanclng, ETC., at
purchasers cost.
JOHN II. ARMS,
WATSON ]. NEWTON,
de10-d&ds Truataea
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DIR. Boyes;~I rkish Bath.
Good for peQssds al pes.
FINANSIAL.
Wall street Gossip.

NEW YORK, Dec. Ill 80 y. m.--Money, IL,
td2'b per cent. Exchange firm. Governments
strong. Currency, 6's, 126 bid; De, coupons,
123A bid; AVE, do, 113h bid.
The stock market this morning opened weak,
and In the first half hour under some selling
by the room-traders, prices declined II 70 e
per cent.
subsequently the decline was recovered on
supporting orders by tho cliques; but the re-
covery had hardly been recorded, when there
was drive mado at Lackawanna, under which
tho whole market weakened. At noon prices
were down X to . per cent. There has since
been fractional recovery, but the tone of
speculation Is feverish.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man Co., bankers, 1411 + street, being the
most active stocks In the New York Exchange:
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Ne@ Style at the Metropolitan Op.
efa-HOuse.

tfNs HOUSe.
That Is something new TO grand opera hero,
and one OF the results is comical, A box nj.
ready filled with bellies is entered by several
Deaux. There 10 budding and rustling IN
the formation OF tableau, for they are aware
house, and then they enter into animated con.
yersatiop, entirely confident that they are moro
interesting than the proceedings on the STAGE
fat Ttaus. At this tuncture the stalwart
German father OF present family stands up
In the midst OF his annoyed following, faces
hoo-o.shl" The fashlonables are as completely
extlnguished as though bomb OF carbonic
acid had been smashed among them. These
episodes, varying from the spoken reproof OF
OF almost nlghtly oecurrenee.- OhicalQ lkslslla..
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'yery dulii nothing doing.

The reports from the field put tho produce
tlon OF the Boyd we'll at 80 barrels per hour,
and that the sand in the Mcbride was improY'
Ing, with probability OF Its being short.
Bears are predicting very low prices, and
sell more freely than when tho market was
much higher. The loaning is from 80 10 90
cents.
WHEAT.-The shipments from first hands ls
decreasing, and receipts from interior points
are likely TO be smaller. The mills are busy
unprecedentedly large. Scarcity OF freight
room ocean prevents liberal exports. Europe
10 likely now ID depend great deal on Amer
lea, as we are her main source OF supply
Wheat is good purchase for an Investment,
even though prices should 60 some lower.
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THE LADY MANAGERS OF THE IS
NATIONAL homeopathic nos.
PIrAL
WILL HOLD ~
GRAND FAIR AND BAz,kR,
AT MARINrs HALL,H
FROM DECEMBER 10 to 20, INCLUSIVE.
Open from 10 a. m. to IL MN. daily.
Refreshments, Music and V6fled Entertain
SPECIAL LUNCH FRQM 10 to 2P.M.
The proprietors OF oaA OF the flrst-class
hotels Will make genergis donations for spe.
clal daye ito be announcbd hereafter), thus en-
abilng the Refreshmept Committee TO furnish
Dountiful Lunch unreasonable Prices.
pREsI1fNT ARTHUR
Snya. also contrNnte Lunch for one of the
Visitors to tstFair viii not be impor,uned
70 make purchases or to buy tickets for arti
Everything for sale will be plainly marked
AT Low PRICES,
And pepbns desiring Christmas or Wedding
Prese1e or useful Household Goods can OBJ.
tain {4rgains and aid deserving charity
NM ENGLAND KITCHEN A SPECIALITY,
SeQeon Tickets, 81. Single Admission, o5c.
children, loo. del
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All heraldry rs profuse In puns. The arms
OF Sir Moses Montehore present a cedar OF
Lebanon between two mountains OF flowers
his family name, Monte III nore.
Doctrines arc Of use only es they arc prac.
tlcedi men may go 10 perdilon with their
heads full Of truth.
DR.. BurchaTd used 70 put his foot IN his
mouth while he was yet an Infant.
Venice has lately set up a small bust OF
Marco Polo IN a uichqhvsr the ontraneo " the
house In which no nrt saw daYifeht.
XMAS BANNERS % Sle.fG5ulJ, 12l Ninth 81.
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DIED.


sPEISER.-At her late residence, 1908 Eley.
enth street southeast, on Wednesday, Deem
her 10, 1884, at 8 80 O'Clock q. M, Mrs. Maria
Speiser, relict OF the late John Il. SpeIser, In
the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from Christ Church, East Washing
ton, Friday, December 10, 1854, at 2 o'clock
p. m. Friends respectfully invited to attend.
MURRAY. suddenly, OF dIphtherla, on
Wednesday, December 10, 1881, at 4 O'Clock
p. M, William Forsberg Murray, eldest son OF
William and Ella Murray, aged years ana
months.
Funeral private. Interment at Rock Greek
Cemetery, Friday morning at IL o'clock.
sToTT.-on Wednesday, December 10, 1881,
at p. M, Mrs. Charles Stott.
Funeral from her late residence, 1921 Iowa
Circle, Friday, 10Th instant, at y. M
sULLIvAN.-on December 10, 1881, az 30
Sullivan, In the 3Sth year or her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 20
street northwest, Friday, December IL, OF 2 80
p. M. Friends OF tho family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend. Rest In peace. Amen.
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Prentiss, lySkse Store
is at the c2rnsrofseF On and + streets n. W.
KeTubiicans viii voio for Repub.


licaM.
what We principally lnslstupon is that the
senatofship DO given 70 no one who has not
proved himself staunch Republican In every
emergency. No political Organization can
safely award it5 highest honors q bolters,
sulRers ana indictments, or permit such per,
sons % direct Us policy and control its nomi-
oYIRcoATS TOR men, liani y ouths nt re-
duced prices ElsefaalfBiNs, corner 7th ana Il.
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Tam o'shanter caps for girls and "jocksys"
for small boys wear are worn q great deal In
England, made ofvelvet, plush and serge, or
can be made In any material chosen for the
jacket, costume or great coat
The Prince OF Wales Is thus hit or by
Kentncklan who writes from London TO tho
C0mltr'J0hfndi; "He mixes good deal with
the masses and is very democratic In his
manner lie remembers names and faces 30
well and is so pleasant that II he were living
In Kentucky he would BIO elected 10 the Legis.
lature. He knows which side his bread Is
buttered on. Ho seems TO have sown his Wild
oats, and has been behaving himself frstrats
for ave years"
The best coral grounds yielding tho most
aud best coral are still those on tho Algerian
coast, ilshed for that purpose from the middle
OF tho sixteenth aontury, the others being the
Go9sis OF Sicily Corsica, SARDINIA, Spain, the
baleaflc lsle9 and Provence.
Or. oliver Wendell Holmes latest honor Is a
OF Medicine.
ycu tight.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Fu-
tures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain Il
Co., Sc. Cloud building, Ninth and streets
shows the course of the Chicago produce mar
het up to p. m. to-day:
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The OIL Market.

The following quotations OF oil arc fur.
nished by Robert Bruce, grain, stock and oil
broker, Wizards Hotel, and show the range OF
prlCeS from tho Onenlng I'D 10 3 d. M.
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TOR RENT-O17 G sr. N. W., HANDSOMELY
~ furnished parlor and bedroom; also one
suite OF rooms for light housekeeping; all on
LIST Moor. de1O-:StS
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WTANTED-A SITUATION by A WHITE
Boy, Critic ofllce. doll
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED--A sIrUATIoN BY A YOUNG
w man in some KIDD OF business; would
prefer borkeepingi cau give good references.
Address NJ. q. f., no. N)2 u ct. s, W. doll
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CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ round and square, Just received. Build.
Ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt and Pitch,
Fire Clay and Brick. j. t. Walkers Sons, 204
10th ST. n. W. no26-tf
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WANTED-A CANYAssER, MALE OR FE-
~! male; business genteel and profitable
s ,,, voV,ksli must 20 refined and experienced;
WIN references. "BuBinesp," Critic ofilce
deO.3tF
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StECoND.HAND PIANOS FOR SALE; WAR
- ranted IN good order, from $25 up to $40,
on SO or sb monthly installments; new pianos
from $40 TO $780, warranted -afzC=l
for six years; all kinds OF must. .4gSEJ y ,a4i3
col Instruments repaired; pla-1 III VI XII II
noe, pnrlor and church organsu
tuned at short notice; perfect satisfaction
given or no charge, at Il. W. Helbig Il CO.'S
HoWEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. bi7 7th AZ.
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John A. GRAY, CATERER AND CUISINE,
~ 1112 Seventeenth ST. n. W., Dinners, Par
tiee, suppers and wedding receptions fur
nished and served nrst-claes In every respect.
Terrapin and game OF all kinds. Single
dishes delivered 10 any part OF tho city at tho
shortest notice. Also table furniture to loan.
Terms moderate.
Al orders sent by mail or otherwise Will 70.
ceive prompt attention.
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b. X. Plain & Co., brokers, st. Cloud build
ing, received the following from Fleming &
Boyden, Chicago "Wheat Arm ON the covering
OF local shorts, two OF whom together took In
about O million bushele. outside trade con-
tinues Insignificant, and thero are no features
in market. Corn arm, some export buying OF
low grades and the January option. Move
ment West continues small Provisions steady
and Arm, but very small business doing. Es-
timated receipts for tomorrow $40 cars wheat,
100 cars corn, $4,000 hogs"
Washington Stocks.
Tho following arc the closing quotations OF
the washington Stock Exchange to-day:
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TOR RENT-sEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS,
A furnished, ranging from S12 to $40 per
month; open crates, bath, hot and cold water,
closets, etc., on same floor; also, fine large
parlor and bedroom and suite OF four rooms
and Kitchen on I'd floor; most central location
II. ". oc11
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Il OR Observation-Disclosures ROOMS
II on first Moor; cthvenient ana suitable
I 1,n n e, rt' sl2' Apply 70 229 e
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AKTEO--StuanOns--Fe

WANTEp-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER.
.tI maid and seametress by respectable
III ssustactory refefences given. Address
III lbt 81. n, ". de1 1 .lte
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WAHTED-Rooms

XXTANTED--3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
w heated and lighted; all or part on sec.
ond floor. Address Adults, 2132 l. ST. NV.
de0-3tF
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DC BONDS. Bid. AsNd nR. STOCK. Bid IAsk'd
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VNTANTED- IN A tfRIsTIAN FAMILY, AN
w unfinished ftbm, not to exceed 81.
Address Christian, OIL c Office. de11-3tt
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ITOR RENT-THE sEOoND-STORY ROOM OF
II $40 Tenth street, lately occupied as
book bindery. Apply on the premises.
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KHNIE0-ReLp--MnEa.

WANTED-A CoLORED BOY TO CARRY
w meals and assist In the Kitchen, nleo. n
nalLgroWn girl to wash dishes. 11I2 14tn st.
~, We daIn.QfH
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TOR RENT-sINeLE ROOM, oN2D FLOOR;
I neatly furnished; in quiet house. 73i
18th ct, n, w, dot0.3tp
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s6NfAKE ASSURANCE DOUBLE SURE"
1tl WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE IN.

sURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON.
Surplus as TO Policy Holders, VI ,200,0 900.
j. b. WINNER, Manager, 1d10 N. Y. ave.
lnsures Houses, Buildings, Stock, Furniture
and property OF every description at lowest
rates. This, the season OF probable disastrous
lines. written on acceptable risks. Facilities
for placing large lines. Liberal commissions.
Life, Plate Glass and Live Stock Insurance
effected In best companies.
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DR.. Van Dyck beauti1es the complexion, not
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
by removing all blemishes, as Plmples, Black
heads, Liverspots, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness,
Redness and 0iliness OF the Nose, coarse, deep
pores, roughness, flushing and scallness OF
the skin, thin, scant, Irregular eyebrows and
lashes and lines and premature wrinkles by
tho most approved methods known to Donna.
tological science, thereby imparting fresh.
ness, clearness and beauty to the complexion
that is perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing.
Onice-22 Grant Place. Hours-0 to z; Sun
days, o to 2, Terms reasonable. Gall at once
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MISUNDERSTANDING HART
w On the female face, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye.
brows and from moieS and blrthmarks, grow
Ing high on gentlemen's checks, near tho eyes
arc II freak OF nature and Is considered q
blemish. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermntologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever no.
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysls (the Electric Noodle
process)
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TypE.wRITING DoNEAT NO. IL ST. CLOUD
4 building, by Mrs. Oowell, formerly oper-
atOr at bennington Type-Writer once.
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Tor RENT-oNE p,XRLoR AND BEDROOM
u furnished on ! noOr' Apply a. 4G A., 9
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FOB SIZE. AND RENT.
.EAL ESTATE nULLET1N

THoS. u. WAGGAMAN. OF street.
(Changes N Ade Wednesdays and SaturdAys.)
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OVER THE CITY.


hiono,a coffee III" strength
lior'tull y Cameron for cutlery
Fresh roasted Riouo~a coffee.
EVERYTHING in IN, Dir, Goods line \
c. robinson.
Itovn Won .,ru that littlc oirl knit
tin1 NJ Enolmud'-, If is n grin.
r,.... .,s'.,i.,, .n.uII .o, ,hot hob,
doing sInn nj EnojunJ'. II i. n
Jsrjiny
,.c.u =, ,....,u. g.,
uo 10 ilol'''lu,I ',''''"", 49,
your nara" are cutlery an" '"' l'''''o'
'o1ls, ,,.. ., FAN and u.iu,.r
i.l,.>' ',, i'na "',;n
c,o,hIhs = Ill - ""''''''" = ''' y 'S''' It
a'uhue' .. - ,..;., AMI
palp',' Miio 'u IT,, n, al r" '",'
n. -" ''' i''''' At '''' ''''' '''
lio.t ro,nrlctc stock of porkct
kniy.- in The civ .nt Ilnr.fu1 \ Cam
nrnu,.
Cents furnishing oood. of ever,
description Mt {. Robinson, 333 .Au--
tin avenue.
Every German should 90 and see
that Faust, Nargucritr" AT Rag
land. II j. Grand piece of work.
s,nr .t r,ol,u1.. and sec that
~ nvr. Jrvirn" in lin. Show vindow
II i..li, ,f,,,,.,i,,t,rrli,.. uIr,,rih-
niie
., i,
l.a"l'' ,hv"'u sec ne anu" ~ u",
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Any Wan lo has "a Dollar

Nnd wants . Nr M u dcDiIl1V. dN--
pcp-ia or any of those wasting dis
casts which drag people down and
make them Wrctchcd can invest hi,
money wisely in - bottle of Brown,
Iron Bittrr~. Mr. MinniN, of Auaco,-
tia II. H. SAYS 81 here is NO qur~-
tion about il, brown, Iron Bittcr>
is the best lhing in the world 10 tone
person up, II improved nay appr-
tile and restored my health " hen
YOU consider that for the prize of 20
good dinner You can bay what will
enable You to enjoy your dinners, it
seems pityto 90 without BROWN,
Iron Bittcr~.
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Even now, faint odor- Of Christ
mas are waited TO II, from this near
at hand coming event, and the Fash
ion Bazar has opened and now has
for sale handsome a-,ortmcntuf toys,
ornaments, bric-a-brac and every
thing in the holiday line. Call aud
look ut our beauties.
Mrs. ELLA :. COHEN.
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BEST LIQUORS WACO AND FINEST BILLIARD TABLES the STATE Az WHITE elephant

county. building and keeping "p all
shat ii considered necessary, ana
4, moving of no law. either
past or present. since 80 10
hire mcn 10 work TIA" rund- il feel
that il hn> gone ~ far ia that dircr-
ton ~ prudence and "a just respect Tor
the lnW would permit
Ia the taxes that will hccoil"cl"d
ON the present rolls there viii hn sui
licicnt to keep up the average outlay
ON the bridge, lntiluu successors can
realize WhntrNrr tan they may see
proper To levy ucNt February. We
viii state that We made no levy oil
road and bridge tan for the present
wear: first. because the law did not ="
into effect until long after the annual
lcvN of county taxes; and. second. the
fact that all the present court was 20
inc out of office was drcmcd Nulilc-
tent excuse foi IL To leave 10 our sue
cc,,or-, who will have to see 10 cN'
urpdinY it. the RIGHT TO SAY how much
The tnN-palcr- should contribute to
lhni end. lhi- court, naturally
did not desire just un the
CLOSE of it, career to impu>,
greater burdens than la~ bccu imposed
for the last six years. and when W'
leave to our Successors larger M
come than either this or ANY iurm"i
court has ever had for one Ncarno th'
present roll, when collected Wi
show. We hope and believe that the
large majority OF taxpayers viii no
ccn-urr but approve our com-r
,,e will say that some GOOD mel
ia.
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IT70 "T'"'' - ~. -I-I,,, ~,
over rNp'hH'H o' N''''''' 'i,
this from dchcirhc}' ~ mo" u ~ w.
statement, lcRN', S-'''"'2' '''', W. Wan
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