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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
op,ician.

spectacles properly adjusted 10 the
eyes NJ Ephraim's, II East TuscaIawae
street.
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Common Pleas CourtadJourned sAtur
day sine die,
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BUSINESS ITEMS,
Short time Road of Communication 'e-
twean Buyer and seller,

For u fine article of pure Holland Gin
go 10 j. A. Bachman's,
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Dannemiller's Cordoya coffee retainf
lts strength and aroma. Ask your gro
Ger for IL.
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Five good buggies, all IN No. shape.
Time given 10 suit purchasers. Gal NJ
q. X. Ebrlghts dining rooma, 80 Eaat
1uscarawas street, Canton.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Accept lriah II lteaihor'a Second Ad.
dltI0n tn the city of Canton, OHIO

ArG A. IA II 0idaluri hy the ClN uuue " llr rlUm "
,aniNi Ohl6 Thhi uflal n. TpAinHlH lhl aldiun ~
aad rlf laid out aud plated ny said Wan " ln lnt
MAJ iHl laiJ iNrNfuun Nuypinhi lih ilHTi IN nthlh
ounty Tho, Fiat iihUuid ynl " papn w, ln Anl lhe
aauh N hnfelt confirmed ana Vie lnllnitlnn ul lhn
streets aud httH " tho nnlo Use, NJ dbHiHnhiud upun
said HAT Ia htiuhy accepted hhd innhrl
HtU ihhl tNiq Uldlnhnta titt rlircl anu ~ w
i0ou h0n anl hiir IA passage hnd lWa publication,
40 INNER,
yloo PRESIDENT VI the Council
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Saturday, the lslh day Of Aprll, 1884,

tho fpll0wlna described fnal estate, i0vll ltt num'
hat Hyn IN winter addition 10 Wnst tnllnl snih un,
il0 km lui hiiinbei one hundred and MY 1901 IN
UaNA ruuii, bounded ~ ipllpwa On Tue mort iwsl "
Maln street. on e west ~ hun street n tue tgulheanl
bf landh VI Wilmpfpt 20, Aul IN tue east w Wy
n,inlni ali IA said addition Algl lW nninhpf At ul
IN winters addition n Canal fullon
Jd Appraised nj $500
lot 100 tp
l6t0 lao
sale 10 conInence Al oue U'oluct u M fctns cash
JANIS irt, shefii,
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sheriff sale.

AniOny clement, jUrle " sale slale uuiuiJ
venindli Pleas uouft
Milton kettpr
M virtue VI ~ ofef VI sile Issued w Tho opft VI
ip t.,,lli IA tnnun uuns ~ sihft totl, uliu N Tue
eluyn ailOii aud 10 ne hltclI Viii unei fOi Hale ~
puhlIu Ounfy a the dnof VI The uUn U'ise N the cl
" fuantun, tta,t couilt, ohlo, On
Saturday, Tho lsth day Of April, 1884,
the fuowlnH described teal ualaie iowli i1 nuln
VI Maalllul
Appraised ai 1000
sae 10 commence Al QUO ocIoos N. re,nA caah.
iAnrs i,eK. sbetiiI,
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To ArcrpI UfIhIl FphITlrI \ AUUIIUI 10
Tho City " Canton, ONO
gYe A 6t,iainh1 iy lilo Clly Ununfll N Tho rtJ
VI UAntdn uhlH That tho addition " tho nlV VI UAl0
laid out and plated BY uhAl rtaltf lhoellnrt lsl
iilu, aud fpNOidrd NNyuinltf llu, llWl W slaLs
Onuny Ohln Nlhl iiNOHid Wl \ page ~ W ahu W.
hninN u hniuhJ OnnHnrdi Hhl lhe deliuillun " llv
streets and hlhIa "a the nulll use ~ delhAlm upon
ahln plnl IA hrirhi AOtulttli tAtlllh hn cullltnlel
g1ifiOs n That lhis ordinance lhAll taxa unerl
aig bu IN iooi iioiu nnd ,api ~ pAsAge and legal
pghhoailull
20 nihEit
Woe President VI the council
Aftnatl n. N, uiiiMlt., Olmk
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mIsoELLANEous,
A RESOLUTION

the Necessity Oi and Purpose
10 LUcaJe. Establish and Consll uet =
Brick Sewer IN and nloug walnut
street n ON Fifth Street To r. IT, W.
& Chica 20 Il, II, Track
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LOCAL NEWS.

Smoke Yolkman's cigars.
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~ virtue NJ vend erponal Issued ~ the cleih " lhe
Onlit 0l uUnilnHn pleas NJ sluh e1untt ono N Tie
Alli,u holn and ~ mu dipied, Will ullni l1f anr NJ
pubo ouory NJ tho ou VI ie O0uti hUuse IN the olU
~ Canton, HlAfh county, uhu, Uii
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Asd,ew aloolnrlpfl order VI eale slah count Com
w mon plras uVuit
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-13
Specific Remedies TO-
Woman's Woes.
esAnrIsLp's Yssa.H 1.orLA.ca

Ism result, oi n ssii,,ui sud scientific conbina.
ton Of that special clsSs G. InediciLcs snowh 10
ana 4, therefore special remedy for al cis-
case. pertaining TO the womb. ix great
cIi,ucy in c,sscs ~ suppressed or yainiGi
rcnstrtintio., tho Whites, arc Par.,hi
Cs.cs Il piIois Immaculate r'iief, nnd I" .n'h.'
-.;Iy rest IRE, the menstrual funcs's.s,
srl thus pr,,e.''s wc.p ~ irOri IONS tni'i
IL disastrous ~nisctlu.n - rs q" u"lnlInS
knnun ~ Change Of l..ic," this iuyilLALls
o. pin,,i0ii has ~ Dial.
pllICl..-ol.gl, Aigs, sc; i~S." sire, sl..n
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WHOLESALE aud RETAIL
Sheet Music and Music Book

s;s s.ss. a. = s. ST a.. Il; a.. ~ 80. -.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

skE OF o.
EY AsEtMHhE 4 kErfs ASR T#Thp AID
BY virtue OF decree of tine supreme Court u theta
SOL doc 3 viii as trustee aP qGa ei1 IN SAID
f,rss ofer Tor sale at pu3ic apsfien on TUESDAY
FOUR O'CLOCK L, NJ, in front cf the premises parts
OF lots numbered thirteen nal and fourteen 90 in
square numb red EN- hundred and siNtytwo( 62 and
described foows: Beginning for the north
thence running soathwestery along the western line OF
said lot l32 feet inches thence south Is feet thence
inches thence east feet s nchSs Themes gs o qS II
feet 5A inches; thence east foot 10 inches thence
sylyana avenue line drawn parallel with and l6
1eea rom me western me aIoresad thence along SAID
feet to the place OF BEGINNING improved by frame dwell
ling and a store roola, No 229 Pennsylvania
ON THE SAME pay: at, HALFPAsT FOUR
premises part Of Lot numbered four "a in square
bered eight hundred and forty lS4z) bennin for
Mig thence east along street south i fe.t 50 inches
thence south IS feet to Place Of begnnin wh ts
understanding that 3-foot aleyway be taken OF
proved by twostory brick dwelling. No 500 stree.
oS WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF DEcEM-
Der. a; D, 1884 at HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r
o III . Ss ss sale in trent Q: toe part
Gn e s the 9 soUbeasy N d 5 M
Mug thence west - fes So inches thence forth lis
feet 5 inches to SOfoot alley in the rear Of said lot
THENCE east on the line OF said alley q feet So inches
said 15oot alley and thence south the line or said
alley ll3 feet 90 inches to the place of beginning
proved by brick house. situated in alley be-
tween and G and Sd and AZ streets southwest
Terms OF SALE One-third of the purchase money to
months from the day Of sale and to bear interest at
per cent per annum and to be secured by deed of trust
the premises sold Conveyanciag &c ct cost Of the
purchaser deposit of 800 required each piece as
soon as knocked off. Terms to bScomplied with in 10
days. otherwise the trustee viii resell the property in
default after days public notice such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington. d. c.
CEAS. A. WALTER, Trustee,
MI 40 II e&ra
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He Cou1D Ear Nails.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September IT. 1884
GENTLEMEN: You do not sufficiently extol the cura-
tive virtues Of Benson Capcne Pasters for ailments
dyspeptic nature For five years, up to about two
years had attacks of this description lasting from,
three to FIVE weeks. During these periods unable
to eat anything without the greatest discomfort lost
health tried nearly all the dyspepsia remedies ever
concocted with the hope Of either curing or
my distress. Physicians prescriptions equally
inehcacous. Only by of semi starvation would
my stomach recover anything like it's natural tone and
then the least imprudence diet would sadly upset
Two years ago, above mentioned when enjoying"
one OF these Seasons OF misery particularly severe
visitation 1t suddenly to to try of Ben
sons Plastes. 1 procured and applied it to the
stomachic region Greatly to my SURPRISE and much
more TO my qualification, within twenty -four hours all
PAIN burning and had left my stomach Since
then 1njudicious irregular eating has several times
brought on SYMPHONIC of the old complaint but the
application of plaster at night insures by
ing have tried the remedy with satisfactory results
as to give entire confidence that could eat the
incsestible food possibly ten penny nails my appe-
title craved them and feel apprehension Of i'll effects
long Benson's Capcina Plasters obtainable
member Of my family has had experience almost
identical with mine beinr cured by the same means
Merely sympathy for those suffering with dyspepsia
tn belief that the plaster Will the disease IN its
incpent stages. aud unlikely when 1t has become
chroncprompts this letter it is in sense written
at tho solicitation with the previous knowledge Of
Mes. .,sa0ury & johnson.
Your SC.
J. J. ROBERTSON
Aessrs. Ssabury Johnson. New York, no2s
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He saw the pretty criminal rush forward and
throw her arms around her employers neck,
with the glad cry
''oh. Felix, my love. knew yon would come
to save us!"
what trick is this you have been playing,
You rascally scoundrel!" cried Felix, turning on
Gaspey with blazing eyes.
To defend himself the detective drew the
photograph Of Doris from his pocket
Am mistaken in this p he asked, regaining
little courage.
Felix glanced at it, tore open his own pocket
DOCK, and there between its leaves lay the
hooking, smiling face Of Madame de Konarski,
wore tondly next to his heart for the past forty
eight hours.
1.-THE fiends take that woman!" he muttered
between his teeth as he tore the picture in two.
What a consuumate fool have been!"
who Is this lady, Felix. and what Is the
meaning Of all this mystery" asked Doris, pick
ing up the torn photograph.
Gaspey, order cab, and take yourself out
OF my sight torever" said Felix; and the door
closed upon that useful member of society
Felix was fairly bowed to the earth with
shame and contrition; his stupid mistake of
giving Doris photograph for that of the adven-
turess had brought upon her hours Of the Keen
est misery she had ever known in her life-he
could never forgive himself. even if he dared
hope for her pardon. But Doris was touched
oy his suffering, and gave him the consolation
OF which he was so sorely in need, released
from nate1uI bondage making forgiveness
douby easy.
Justice found the real Madame de Konarsh
as elusive as Wil-o'-the-wisp.
'lf You had been model devoted lover,
Felix, you would have looked at my picture q
dozen times during your absence. and so dis
covered your mistake In time.'' said DORIS, when
they We're all comfortably reinstalled in their
rooms at the hotel.
But. dearest. all the time was away was
either rushing about in dusty city or
travelling in a railway carriage full of curl
Gus people. You would not surely have had
me parade your photograph before their vulgar
eyesl"
''How did it happen that the little case gave
you did not prevent this mistake--or did you
enshrine Madame de Konarski with me?'
Felix looked intently at his boots.
ION, Felix. Felix, you broke your word with
me! A trifiing promise it was to be sure; but. if
you had carried my little gift l begged you, it
would have been talisman to shield me from
all this harm"
81 am good-for-nothing fellow. Doris and
not half worthy of you. Shall go?''
But Dora held out restraining hand.
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CHANcERY s SALE OF IMPRoyED AND uNIM-

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
In equity cause No. sSs2, wherein James Houston LID
is complainant and Mary Garland ct al are defend.
viii at HAl.F.PAST THREE O'CLOCK p M. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH. 1884 sell at pub ic
auction n front Of the premises Lots three ca five 90
and six (6) In square forty-two or and Immediately
thereafter the following pieces in hundred
and twenty l2: The west half Of Lot six 3d. east
half Of Lot s.. CO. with improvements east half Of Lot
and Immediately thereafter Lot twentysix (26). in
square one hundred and seventy.two 17N.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One-thrd
OF purchase money IN cash. and the remainder In equal
tnstalments In one and two years day of sale with
interest TO be secured by deed of trust property
sold OF gu cash ct option of purchaser deposit Of
each bid Terms to be Complied with in ten oJ days.
or property may be resod at risk and cost Of defaulng
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
JAMES II. SAVILLE,I
JOHN +. COX, TrusteeA
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts n26-l0t
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BROS, Auct.oneers

CLOSING OUT
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
COMPRISING DIAMoNDS, GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. EARRINGS. Pins, STUDS. LOCK
Els RINGs PLAIN AND sEAI). SETS JEW
ELR1; BsAGELETS, SILVER AND PLATED
CAL INSTRUMENTS, GUNS, REVOLyERS PIC
TURES. BOOKS, SEALSKIN COATS, SILK DOL
MANS AND CLOAKS LADIES' AND GENTS
CLGTHINa, CARPETA CURTAINS. PIANO. OR
GAN, SEWING MACHINE, &c,
AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THIRD. COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. /
WILL SELL AT MY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 314 NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST. AN UNUSUAL LARGE AS
SENTIMENT OF FORFEITED Pledges
G The FIXSTITEEs COOP Will IL STOCK. &c, FOB
HOLDING TICKETS OVER FOUR MONTHS WILL
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
p S-THE DIAMONDS. SEALSKIN COATS FINE
SHAWLS. WILL. BE ON EXHIBITION WEDNES-
DAY, AND WILL. BE SOLD SAME EVENING AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK
C. A SMITH,
3l4 9Th st. n W.,
n28-3t Broker
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RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL -FOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
] CONSIDER As GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOwN FIREPLACE
HEATERS FROM TEE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR EcONoMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASUkE "a REFER-
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITEo And ESII.
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wYvILL. ExcIuzrv1 Aaxxr.
ap2e No. ga PA AVE. NEAR o. STREET
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANS.
nUNcANsoN BROS Aucuon.e.s

| Il vSo~'SSS 1ASS~ A1Ss3oAee<S
1RPSGSE sAIs SE XLgErE
TkrE PPgTNP 2 f dasRs To This nH
IlDkD iNTo FIGHT PARTS OF xBouF NfNE
Bi:ENTWeooib5' AND QUEENS oUhIS'5 ceiAFEL ROADS.
d '
eo.2 docket "a the unders,gned Trustees said ~
DAY, NovEMBER Mn; raESTa, 4 b.. lssz. CON.
ei q iaid and prems Known as Mesiow Bank spa
serlpe proity ard i9rlerly occurred by the late
Lo i, containing 525i05 acres fronting on colurn.
ortabe frame dwens ana cahonses his Y lot has
tn Lot s!se eoatsinih pa ns same ro,
ana bybrick stuaiotused by Clark frame
Lot s. containing $500 acres fronting on b and
o. 4 H. ana improved by large foundry lb-ick. stone
Lot4 containing sa,loo acres. unimprovea
&c. 7ssloS fronting
Queeli's Chapel road.
Lot containing s25-IOo acres rn.rnrroyed fronting
Lot containing s95loo acres unilnlroved fronting
This property is one of the best situated in the
District being thin fifteen minutes drive Of the city,
road. and adjacent to the National fair ass atio race
ceusss and WI mske splendid wills sites 1t can
re5diiy De stbdlyided into smaller building lots.
Terms One third cash; balance in equal instsllpents
cent per annum paysbIe serSisnnusiIT' and TO ,ss
secured by deed OF trust PREMISES soli all cash
option Of purchaser deposit of 500 required each
lot soid at time OF sale. Conyeya,IciIg. &c, at
purchasers cost Terms Of sale 10 be complied
with II ten days. otherwise the trustees the
right to resell at the risk and cost II the defaulng
sons neWspaper f6y aP IN % ef fs in
iatf 9. ts pc9pery as subdiylyded can be obtsned
OF ether OF the trustees or al office OF the aucioreer
c c. co 4,
z02 9th street northwest
T. A. LAMBERT. [ -r.
4l0 9th street northwest iHoseeeS
5. I. THOsIAS
Nod 45y y street northwest
fF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
COUNT OF THE WEATHER UNTIL THURSDAY,
DECEMBER FOURTH, AID, 1884, At HALF-PAsT
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. b. 4 o. X L. TRAIN STOPS
AT STATION ON THIS PROPERTY.
s. 4 f IDasnabrRr. rrus.ees
nlS,2S, ,dec123 S. T. THOMAS J
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4bz I've
DUNCANSOS BROS, Auctioneers. n26-dS
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY II

EAECUIURo SALE OF NALUABLE PROPERTY Is
GEORGETOWN. L. G.
By virtue and direction of the last will and tesla
ment OF Thomas Weaver late of the District of S
lnmbis shall offer for sale on the premises .-A-
MONDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1854. at FOUF
O'CLOCK P n. the following real estate viz Parr OF
lot $50 in square 1913 in Beatty and Hawkins addition
to Georgetown having front OF As street ON High
street and depth of 100 feet inches Also the sout
155 feet front of lot o6 in square fronting on
adjoining six lot in the county: in all about
acres All Of the above property is located the
Heights OF Georgetown. adjoining the site of the Ma
tional Observatory property.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash: balance in notes OF
equal payment, at and two years. with interest," Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold AL
conveyancing ut purchasers cost & 100 deposit re.
quired on each property sold a. time % sale.
ROBERT ID. WEAVER
n25-lCt Executor of ThoInss Weaver
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T .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL L0A .,I2 SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED TRENCH
SILVER PLATFD WARE Dinner AID TEA
SETS, GAST0RS, FRUIT STANDS. &c, FINE
TOTEM TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
yEWKL ls i,s GUTLEKY OPERA GLASss;E E
RAMOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOks. RE-
NOLykkS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES
BY direction Of the owner. to change business will
eel, on the premises all the above stock of J. U.
O'MEARA Co, l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington. D. c. Sale commences at SEVEN P. NJ.
GREAT bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
\. b.-The Fixtures Will notbe sold As, terInin.
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by J. u.
selS
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
POSITIVE CURE

FOR DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
Efecting speedy and permanent cure whether the
patient is moderate drinker alcoholic wreck 1t
can be given in of tea coffee without the knowl-
edge of the taking it is tasteless odor.
less Thousands of runkards have been made temper
ate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their free will 1t is absolutely
harmless. Cures guaranteed
Price So Circulars free
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors
1S5 Race street. Cincinnati Ohio
14th and Streets and 14h street and Vermont
Washington. D. c. oc7-eo
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TRusTEEs SALE OF SNAIL FRAME HOUSE AND
FIRST AND THIRD AND AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dsted November lst a
A. D. 1888, and recorded In liber No LOSS :oio 446 E
ct seq one Of the land records for the District
thereby VIM sell e guPllc snsti9n il fr0nt Of d The
at QUAhTER-PAsT FOUR P. M. part Of lot No: 26, in
square $50 IN Weshingtor city in said District begn-
alley and running thence east IS feet THENCE north 105
feet thence west 50 feet thence south los feet e place
OF BEGINNING togefher with the Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: CASH and the balance IN sig
secured by purchaSers notes. tearing six per cent
interest from DAY Of sae and deed OF trust on prop
recording ct cost Terms Of sale 70 be conn
Piled with In SIX days 4tom day Of SALE else trustee
reserves nst g ress e F1sk and cost of purchaser
: nSo.dtdbs WIZ = zo1Tz,fAN. Trustee.
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PEgE.1PToRY SALE OF TWO FINE BUILDING
THiS EEEElNG.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
pJ,FDCTC

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
VI PLEDGES.
will sell for P selinger 797 tin street northwest
commencing SATURDAY. NOYEMBER TWENTY
time tn DECEM5hR TWENTY, FIFTH, EVERY
EVENING at HALF-PAST SEVEN T. NJ
This sale will consist Of large line Of Diamonds,
Ladies and Gentlemens Gold Silver Brass and Nickel
Watches; Gold Silver and Plated Vest Chains; Gold and
Plated Charms and Lockets. Earrings. Lace Pins,
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchans and very large
variety of Plain Gold and Set ngs In fact one OF the
largest varieties Of Jewelry offered at auction.
Opera Glasses large assortment Oh fine Cloaks aud
Cents Custom Made Clothing, Albums, Books Bibles,
Drawinr Instruments, &c.
Remember it Is to the advantage of purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale before making their
Goods sold without reserve.
N. B.-Partes holding tickets on which the time has
expired please take notice.
T. SELINGER,
1877 It'll street northwest.
WEEKS & CO., Auctl6neers.
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DucHo,s A1rMEsrAnY ELIXIR
It's principal ingredient. PURE MEAT is scientifically
formulated with lne cal remedies giving it wonder
1ui1y stimulating properties; invgorating the vital
forces without tatiguing the digestive organs.
In TYPHOID YELLOW and MALARIAL Fevers &c Is in
valuable, giving strength to overcome these malignant
diseases Highly recommended by leading Physicians Of
Paris tonic for Convalescents aud Weak persons;
also tor lung diseases. 4. tCUGERA co ,AgentsE Y
my3l-w&s SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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The Had BOY in the south.

From the Macon (Ga-) Telegraph
Husband" said Mrs. Smith the other night.
fixing her eyes significantly upon the seven
year old pride OF the family, Il am afraid you
viii have TO correct Johnny; he has been a bad
boy this afternoon"
Husband, glancing over his paper: What has
he been doing?"
He took his Shawlneck rooster over to Mrs
Jones. and Tom Jones got out his Black Span
sn, ana they let the poor creatures fight for
more than an hour"
Husband, Strengthening up: (Which whipped?''
Tricycle. riding promises TO become the next
craze In England. tricyclist recently made
the distance between London and Edinburgh,
ABOUT 400 miles. in two days and nine hours. A
meoieai writer In The Lancet warns all Wheel
men 70 beware OF large wheels which are accom-
panied by small saddles. He saws that unIess a
good.sized saddle il provided serious evils may