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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

Y DOWL IINC, AuCClOue6f
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE ACME POOL TABLE
AND OUTFIT
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th day of
December, 1854 and duly recorded in Iiber No. los
folio IS ct seq of the land records for Washington d.
c., the undersigned trustee will sell. on FRIDAY
OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, 1885. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK. at premises northeast corner of III and
18th streets, Acme Pool Table and outfit as Der
schedule b.
Terms cash. BENJAMIN COOLEY,
Oc19-4t Trustee
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THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

The PENDING Campaign Geographically
Consfdered-The Trtparttte Alliance
what Veteran Editors Say-Estimases
From Both Stdes-The Ohio Election,
Etc.
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VTNHOMAS DOWLING, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS SALE OF A
BRICK HOUSE AND FRAME HOUSE ON
NORTH SIDE OF STODDERr STREET EAST
OF MILL STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. C.
By virtue of deed of trust dated 9th of Sep eA
tember 1864 recorded in liber N c. T. AT folio :::Ea
81 &c, of the land records of the District of CO. f
lumbia and at the request in writing of the party Sc
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ, in front of the premises sell
at public auction Lot No 90 in Holmeads addition to
Georgetown, d. G., with the improvements, reserving
right OF way over the front ten feet thereof
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the balance I'm six and
twelve months. to be secured with interest S25 de-
post Will be required ut the sale All conyeyancinp
and recording at the purchasers IT the terms Of
sale are not complied with in ten days. the premises
may be res0d at the purchasers risk after weeks
notice in The Evening STAR
GEORGE T. WOODWARD Trustee
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+. p. b. SANDS,
THOMAS BOWLING. AnCt OcI

HNRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM NEAR BLA-
L DENSBURG. MARYLAND ABOUT SEVEN
NILES FROM WASHINGTON. GOOD
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT.
ny virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for "a
plince GEORGES county, passed in Equity case. ;il
wherein Mary kOwod, executrix, &C, is COM 49,.
painant and Maurice LeAIot and others are deend-
ants the undersigned Trustees, will offer for sale
at public auction in front of the George Washington
S9Hss, at Badens6urg on MONDAY the IMENTY
O'CLOCK A. NJ, that farm known as Crawford's
Adventure; now owned by Mrs. Eugenia c. Frear,
containing 1924 acres of land more or less. This
place is improved by small DIV cling and outbuild-
ngs and is the road leading from Bladensburg to
wilson Station, it is about mile and quarter from
the Bladensburg Station. on the b. and o. Railroad
and o like distance from Wilson's Station the B.
and p Railroad. 1t is nearly clover land and good
for farming. dairy or gardening purposes.
One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
sale.
For further particulars inquire of Frank T. Brown
ing, 416 9th street northwest, this city.
1 TRAHK T f ks nERTS Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.WORROw.

TOMORROW.
rTyHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CLOSING SALE BY CATALOGUE
FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EXQUISITE
DUTCH FLOWER BULBS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINIHSt ,SSTnDCoS'
TULIPS (EARLY SINGLE AND DOU BLE),
DUO VAN THOLI. sCIL LLarI nAMIM
NULATA, AGOENA. COLSHltoMs
AI.LIU NJ G. LA DIO OLA,
EFT CETERA.
SUIT A
AS WELL FOR THE TRADE AS FUR fhISAiE
PEOPLE. noo,.e
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION I h9SMMoii oos
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENIf-r lfSo1, Sooo'
oc11-2t AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF BONDS AND BANK
By yirtne of an order issued by the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia holding special ter Ior
Orphans Court business we Will sell on "
DAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF OCIObE4h, "A.
u. 1885, at ONE O'CLOCK PM at the auction rooms
of Duncanson Bros corner 9th and ID streets hort1-
west,
$1,000 Of District of Columbia 3-65 registered
Bonds.
: Il shares of Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Georgetown Stock,
Terms cash.
JAMES TRIMBLE, Executor,
MARY BLAKELY, Executrlx-
ocSdts OF Estate of Joseph Trimble, deceased.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day. Pearl agt Robins: submitted. Croecy
agt. kimmel; appeal dismissed. Duvall NJ
MITCHELL decree below affirmed
CIRCUIT COURT. DIVISION ll-Judoe Or
To-day, billiard agt. Ruffin; judgme mt affirmed
Patch agt Shea; do. Clapp agt Carson ct al:
default. jackson agt Lemas; do. Gross agt.
goldsmith; remanded To justice for trial
Scherff Son agt. Eiseman; plaintiff called and
suit dismissed. Creecy agt. Boarman; continued
till tomorrow, at plaintiffs cost
EQUITY CoURr-.Judge Hdgner.
To-day, Smith agt Smith; testimony ordered
taken before j. Ii. Saville. McBlair agt. Ten
Eyck,and Waggaman agt McBlair; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Geo. 4. Kozel, Sunday bar; $50; col.
lateral forfeited. Charles u. krauskroff, do:
do. Peter Tibbs, cruelty to animals; SIS; Col.
lateral forfeited. Chas. Johnson, do; do. Vas.
Moodfaulk, violating hack law; S3, or days.
THOMAS Carlisle, carrying a revolver and dis
orderly conduct; $25: collateral forfeited.
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ITtHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TEN PARLOR SUITES, PIANO FORTE, WALNUT
AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE IN
SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES, FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES. TOGETHER WITH A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS.
ALSO,
Thirty Oil Paintings and Engravngs.
ALSO,
Large assortment of Maiolica and English Stone
Chnaware lot Tinware and Groceries.
ALSO,
Large stock Of Felt Hats by best manufacturers.
10000 Cigars, different brands
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWEEN
I1-SECOND, 1855, at TEN O'CLOCK, within and
In front of my auction rooms. shall sell varied
sortment of above goods to cover advances.
NB-No postponement on account of weather.
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Charles Leland, the Well-k noWn hotol pro
prietor, died at Long Branch yesterday after
noon
w. A. Rowe, Of Lynn, Macs, lowered by bet
ter than 81 seconds the worlds twenty-miie bi
cycle record ct Springfield yesterday sfternoon
There were but eight persons killed by thu
Jersey City railroad accident not II. g ne.
ported in yesterdays dispatches.
Albert Unger, q young man, shot and killed
himself near General drant's tomb In River
side PARK, New York, yesterday. Pains in thu
head, the result of aunstRoke, drove him 4
The Pennsyivania Supreme court yesterday
decided that ben made on primary election. q
that state WoGo not f1lennl.
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WALTEE B. WILLIAMS 8 CO., Auctioneers.

n D
cHA fkoEES A sA1E Of XAhUAR5E N
ON AND FoUR-AND,A-HALF STREETS
Cup f3TTH W " ANR WATFR STREETS
BY virtue tue Of decree of the supreme Court of ts
Of d. 1888 in the .ee Of s'f
phrey ct a. vs. Humphrey ct al, No. 941O, Eg: Doc.
e. F9s E Paelf 2 OF 6c
Der, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the
square NO sos in the City Washington in the Dis.
lct Of Columbia improyed BY the large threestory
aiso Lots &c. S. S. a S'desa as Tecose
in suryey2rs Office district Of Columbia in Book 49,
trustees of Original Lots al and Forty
eSS at FINE 0 Go oasp on ths ons
Of the premises Lot One % in square south of Square
situated at the southeast corner of Water and
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money of
ya al ana ie a
two years from day Of sale with interest secured
option of the purchaser. 4 cash deposit Of $50 re-
CURED on each piece of property at time OF sale, and
chaser, after three days advertisement in The Star
of the purchaser.
c. c MEADOR. Trustee,
woop dth Z Vii MME MEfIze1F f9nst p C.
oc15-IOt 32l AZ ST. NV.
81 sAEf HE Hhfy nEE NEA
X STREET NORTHWEST
Of the OF the
spectively on the 9th March. 1885, and Sth. G.al
October 1855, in equity cause No. 1881, n which
smith. trustee ct al, are defendants. will offer
i for sale at public aetion, on TUESDAY, THE
r. NJ in front of the premises, lot eight 49, in sam
uel Dayidsons subdivision of square 1885, with the i'm
near X St.. and is improved with two brick dwelling
houses
Terms Of sale g 3ns sttd cash. within two weeks
fyNO
years; deferred payments to bear interest evil
denced by the pronssory notes of the purchaser
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold. All
conveyancing and recording to be at the of the
purchaser ARTHUR A. BIRNEf. Trustee,
456 La. ave.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
OclO-dtS
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BOARDING.


RDING-THE AUBURN, 22D STREET AND
1DPennsylvanla avenue Handsomely furnished
mont rooms. Table board permanent and transient
NOR RENT-5l4 FIFTH ST, OPP. JUDICIARY
II square, cheerful, weil-fnrnisled Rooms and good
Table Board. convenient Tor Pension Office clerks
Transient Boarders accommodated ociS-Iws
NOR RENT-AT 400 K ST. n w ELF-
l gantiy furnished Rooms. with private baths at
Iaciled and open CRATES: with or without board Call
between IL and a p. H. ocS-lms
TYYHE MCPHERSON HOUSE, COR 18TH AND
II SIS, will be reopened Oct. Sth for the aecomin0-
dalton Of snent, transient and table boarders
oc.-inl Mrs. III. Il. SOUTHALE
CsPRAGUE MANSION. COR 9Th AND SIS
- H. w.-For rent with nrst-ciass board, several
very desirable also transient and table board
ers accommodated seitI-5x~
-T5,OR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH
IL frstciass Board, AT 1882 New York ave ocT-2w<
gUvHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. n w
and the In Pierre sw. cor 10th and NV, are the
bes conducted Boarding houses III the city Table
class pIeasal. rooms Terms moderate. oce7
S<gT,HE TREMoNT"-THIsH HOUSE HAS BEEN
il repainted, and In every way put In drst-ciass
order IT'S the coolest bic place 10 board
IN ths city Terms. SIS. 30. $40 and S45 per js7
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HANLAN AND TEEMER AT ODDs.-Arrange-
ments for the single scull race between Hanlan
and Teemer are in bad shape. Haulan, who is
Der 26, called upon Teemer at Albany yester-
day and endeavored to persuade him to with
draw his opposition and row on that day in
stead Of October "a, the day named in the agree
ment. His mission was not only unsuccessful,
but, 1t is said, the oarsmen separated with not
the best feeling toward each other.
MARRIAGE OF MISS GALLAGHER AND Mr..
SAvILLE-Miss Collie Gallagher, daughter of
York Daily Nesos, and sister of Miss May Gal
lagher, the actress, was married to Mr.. ]. G..
Saviile in Philadelphia yesterday. Mrs Saville
and her sister leave New York to-day ON the
steamer Acapulco for Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia
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SHOT IN FRONT OF A CHURCH, telegram
to the Baltimore american from Princess Anne,
Nd, October 10, says: A shooting ARRAY, which
will probably have fatal result. took place at
Mamie, about SIX miles nom THIS town, last
the colored peoples church, at that place, when
o c0lored man by the name Of Handy, and
Charles johnson, also colored, became involved
in quarrel Handy accused johnson of being
too intimate with his QHandy's) wife. when
johnson attempted to draw his revolver from
his coat pocket, and the pistol was discharged
behind him, the load entering the stomach OF
John Robinson, who was standing behind
johnson, fnflicfing . painful, and, perhaps, a
fatal wound.
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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

b. 1'''1' En- zeal ESTATE Broker.
fOBLiC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE, ADMIRAL REY-
NoohDS, KNOWN AS No. 1919 H STREET
NORTHWEST
SS n rhlDAY. OCTOBER THIRT1ETH, e1sa
1850, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the h!ita
plenSes shall offer for sale that very hand -
Mes.. the residence of the late Admiral Reynolds
teen rooms and every modern Large lot
80 feet of lot square 1867 with side and rear
alleys: charming location
lerms One-third cash. the residue in one, two and
years. with notes bearing interest at the rate OF
or an cash. at the option of the purchaser All convey
aanGEing, &c, at the purchasers cost Two hundred
ooharS deposit required at time of SALE
+. p. b. SANDS, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Oc2OeOtds
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LNXPERT TYPE-WRITING.
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 933 St.

V)OSEDAI4E
III BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE. and offer Building
Lots, 20 feet front, at $500 $3.50. $500, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the eastern end of the
iumba railway company. 18th and SITS ne. Plat at
my office, $40 Market space.
Oc)-2m w H CJAGFTvT
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rhe New York stock MA

The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
of the New York Stock market to-day, reported
special wire to III. H. Dodge. $50 18th street;
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sL1aHr FIRE TINS AyrxnNoou.-sAoetly q.
ter noon to-day IN alarm a QEo ~ t1EDo6 In
from box 263 Tor llre IL house No 16Q2 o1pp11no
mem sSt;n,snisSsd T. tSs 6ss, sSieS vs. -
ped g hsvs b9sn ssnsse az q ehiidzsa paaSiss
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INOR SAIL
II Very elegant house, on Massachusetts, ave, 20
rooms. OF the finest houses in the NV: $4,000
Handsome residence, Massachusetts ave, 70
rooms: $4,000.
Large double residence, on Massachusetts, ave, IS
rooms: S1o.UOO.
Two desirable houses 18th St, north of Iowa
Circle. IL rooms; $4,000 each
Two new houses on X ST., bet 18th and 18th, IL
rooms bay window $1,000 each.
Two handsome houses. 18th bet Il and L, n
w, IL rooms, bay window; 800 each
Two desirable residences. 18th St. north of Iowa
Circle, L. rooms: $1,000 each.
Two pretty houses on Sth ST., between and l. n
10 rooms; $1,000 each.
nice residence, Corcoran ST., bet. 18th and 14th
sts, u rooms bay window: $1,000.
IhTeeStOry. bayW1DdOw brick house. T ST., bet. 18th
and 1ith > rooms; S43o0.
1hreestOry. bay-xindow brick house. st., bet 18th
and l+th- IU rooms: $500
NeFy pretty O-story hay window brick house;
n St. bet I'D and 24th . rooms; $500.
A. Il. COUMBE.
0cl.-s.tut3t* 1925 New York ave.
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Name o. 800. Name O. 800
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SALE p OF FINE NEW Two-sToRY BRICK
STABLE A aTr iDNWsyELLING WITH ,,i BRISK Tk
NORTHEAST.
T NJ EN lTTEEsRAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -
vii, cir =; HeeEVENIH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we !mH
Mi Sen N front of the premises Lot 1, in sub
,,,,r..,,o, -, -, South of square 500,
nn.a,Isr " fine New Two-story Brick Store ana
stable. A"0 ""S'~-' 80
spiendid chance for one about engaging In BUSH
,oo ernis On e,third cash; balance in one and two
.es 70 pear interest and to be secured by deed
er all cash. at option of purchaser. Convey,
rannirn,a e.; at purch asers COST deposit OF $1OV
Oc2OdtSds nI1NCA NsslN RI3OS Aucts
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Ok TRIAL YoR FoRGERY.-In the Criminal
Court to-day. John Catey, charged with the
forgery Of check for $50 on the Farmers and
Mechanics national bank OF Georgetown, on
April Is last. in the name Of John Edwards,
was placed on trial, and the case waa on when
our report closed.
RANGE or rHR THRRM0NRTBR.--Yhef FOLLOW
ing were the reAdines ~ the signal ol1ce today
AM 04.0 z am, ga; "A am, Toe 3p.U.
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frOR SAIE-On 10TH ST. y. E, TWO-STORY
Il Frame, brick baSe ment; rooms and bath; hot and
cold water frame stable and Carriage house; lot Id
fe-t inches by loo feet 20 foot alley. Easy terms
Price, S2.4UU. ADAMS q BEALI
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
ocl5-1m 1920 St NV
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I'Ok SALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
Il on 10Th ST. between Mass. Ave- and y IL w.
containing cellar with heating apparatus: Basement
ftchen and Panjries.
ard sitting room: Second loor, large Chambers
NardrOnes and bath room; Third floor. four Cham
bers and !. number % Wardr0bes. The houses are
constructed very substantial and the plumbing il of
tht best KIND Houses are open for inspection. For
pfle'. and terms apply To owner, X GOLDSCHNID,
BIZ -th 81 NV se.,a.,yn
INOR SAL -HoUSES. HAVE BEAUTIFULLY
located Houses in the northwest aud other parts
u the city for sale al prices ranging from 900
slOO.Oco JNO. A PRESCOTT,
au-o-'6in l4l6 NV.
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WHAT BOTH SIDES SAY.
have talked to-day for The STAR with botl
Major Yost and Mr.. Tinsley, and ind thei
views as respectively given sustained by thei
party friends. The valley is closely contested
f 6a,re gr0unc ,H GSx, Camerons election
steadily diminished until last year, when Cleve
land carried ali the country between StauntoI
and Winchester. Major Yost Is sure of reduc
ton Of the usual democratic majority in thi
county, Augusta. Mr.. Tinsley is certain that
will be up to its average of about one thousand
Major Yost is assured that Rockingham will b
republican by fair majority, and Mr.. Tinsle,
thinks that 1T will be very close
Major YOst expects gains throughout the val
ley for the republicans which shall be founS
symmetrical with the vote In the other whit,
sections Of the state. Mr.. Tinsley thinks Their,
will be little change In the relative vote Of tn,
valley as compared with last year. These gen
tlemen differ as to the influence of the tariff
issue upon the coming election-an issue which
congressional district, which Mr.. Randolph
Tucker represents, and where his denomination
is endangered by his alleged free-trade views
There Is little antt-tariR sentiment in this sec
the positive protectionist sympathies of local.
ties where the iron interests are influential.
The democratic and republican editors herr
few oes will
also as to the belief that the republican defec
ton, headed by Gen. Wickham, will not affec
the result. Both claim the state for their re-
tive that there is q reliable democratic majority
OF about 200, while Major Yost expects q fat
majority for Wise, based upon what he deems
reliable Information from other parts of tn,
state. Here the canvass develops more OF &C
tivity among republicans than among their op
ponents. The denocratsbelieve that there ID Q &c
cret cooperation of the prohibitionists with tn,
republicans in this county, but discount the Of
/ exceed 100. They also DENY republican claim
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J,OR SALE-I4ROOA THREE-STORY Ann
Il basement brick dwelling all in good condition.
81 18Th + Also l5-rOom three-siory and base
nlent brick dwelling: very Handsomely finished :s31
q street NV Apply 10 A. r. HILL & CO., 1888
SEX mi
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AUCTION SALES

GALE OF BANK, RAILROAD. GAS. POST SEW
~ TTT EEAS M dd INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN OCTOBER
~ sLeca,o,s at ONE O'CLOCK win be added
- shares National Bank of Republic stock
~ 9. nea Estate Title Insurarc e Company Stock.
20 .. rpst combination Sewing Machine
81 S % MMe,aiopoiitan Railroad Company
o. q :. rational Union Insurance
=, georgetown Gas
1UU =. Miggs Fire Insurance
100 Washington Marras -
~ Second National Rank
With other Stocks
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E-NOR SALE-WEST WASH NOTION PROPERTY
Il have large Number OF pieces property ia thi,
location for sale improved and lots For resi-
ceHce future value oilers Inducements not found
IL any other section OF the city.
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4 one of those handsome new dwellings: now
nearly Completed, the north side of ST. between
18th and 18th Three stories: eleven rooms:
every modern cow enience; beautiful neighborhood
very central Il H. WARNER,
OcI--.H y
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I714& 716H,b.h.sr.S 900
sos 9TH ST., (. h., Sr...3,5OO
81 Il ST, b.h. mi ,IOr.3.250
STA 9th st. I. h., 7r...2,50O
305 leap. ST, f.h., 9r.2, 500
80 II ST., (. h, 6r-.--2,OO
I625&627 10th, b.h. 1r2, 900
PIG Del. av., (. h., 5r.I $40
portion OF property on my
office for Bulletin issued on
HOS. T.. WAGGAMAN.
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T.'0E SALE-TWO FINE BUSINESS PROPER
Il tisS n ". each doing fine business: q resta-
rant, II f9oIs tne other grocery, roouIs all mod
nnIs. CtII- l.. GOFf. l42i New York ave NV
Isopul Oc9-lm
E.'OR sAf.E-45i MARYLAND AVE 3-STORY
Il brick. :. ROOMS; hoI and cold water. Lot % feet
BY 6S VIII rent So per month. Price, $1,000
ADA Ms d BLALI.
Real Estate, Loans aid Insurance
I'll klI
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I.>OH SALE-TwO GROOM AND BATH BRICK
II Houses, with bay windows northwest section
Price $1,000 each WM. Nj. BRYANT,
.Oclb-1t 1924 F st NV
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
Humorous Elephants.

A young friend asked me once to
show him some elephants in undress,
and took him along with me, having
first borrowed an apron and filled it
with oranges. This he was TO carry
while accompanying me in the stable,
but the moment we reached the door
the herd set up such a trumpeting-
they had scented the fruit-that he
dropped the apron and contents and
scuttled off like a scared rabbit. There
were eight elephants, and when |
picked up the oranges | found | had
twenty-five. j walked deliberately
along the line, giving one 10 each.
When | got to the extremity of the
narrow stable l turned and was about
to begin the distribution again, when |
suddenly reflected that if elephant No.
Z in the row saw me give two oranges
in succession TO No. s he might inn
agine he was being cheated, and give
me a smack with his proboscis, that
is where the elephant falls short of the
human being,-so ! went TO the door
and began dc nOUO as before.
Thrice | went along the line, and
then | was in Il fix. | had one orange
left, and had 10 get back to the door.
Every elephant in the herd had his
greedy gaze focused on that orange.
1t was as much as my life was worth
to give it 10 any one of them. What
was | to dop l held it up c%onspicu-
ously, cooily peeled il, and sucked it
myself. 1t was most amusing to
notice the way those elephants nudged
each other and shook their pouderOus
sides. They thoroughly entered into
the humor of the thing.-"Leares from
the Life or ~ COyy.esDOudenL.'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
A Story of the BoreaIis.

The place was the old Warsaw
camp-ground in Milton county, Geor-
gia. The time recently. A large and
seriously attentive congregation had
assembled for the night service, the
negroes in the rear of the pulpit, as
was the custom in those days before
the var The preacher was a talented
young man, at that time stationed at
Marietta. He had reached a point in
his sermon at which he held the almost
undivided attention of the vast audi
ence, and perfect quiet reigned. Just
at that moment, when the interest
was most intense, an old negro woman
hoped over into the altar, right in
front of the preacher, and shrilly cried
out: ''l1allelujah! the judgment day
am come" Her joyful exclamation
caused the crowd to look out from
under the arbor, and, sure enough,
there was a striking and magnificent
spectacle.
The northern heavens were lit up by
a gorgeous aurora Not many in that
crowd understood the phenomenon,
which, in fact, is rarely observable
from southern ATTITUDES, and, not
understanding, many concluded that
the old auntie's explanation was the
true ono. "Ah! then there was hurry
ing to, and gathering tears, and
tremblings of distress" Indeed, so
great was the commotion hat there
was imminent danger of a stampede
and hat somebody would be crushed
I'm the swaying crowd.
1t was at this crisis a preacher, we'll
known in after years to Methodist
circles, tall, angular, red-headed, with
the voice of q stentor, "A out and
mounted a convenient stump. '.Be
calm, my fricnds!' he shouted, '.be
calm. This is not the judgment day,
for how could the Judgment day come
in the nightP" The incongruity struck
the people with soothing force, their
fears subsidized, the preached finished
his sermon. and ''Order reigned in
Warsaw. "-Fairburm (Ga.) NeUs.