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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-08
naneoek's Courtship.

After Hancock graduated from
West Point his first duty was with
an exploring party in the West.
On his way there he stopped for n
short time ut st. Louis, and il was
his custom here to take n horseback
iide every morning. AS he rode
down one Of the streets one bright
sunny day when it WAS still early,
he saw Mt the window Of one of the
finest looking houses of the city q
very beautiful young la,ly. His eye
caught hers as he passed, and he
involuntaiily raised his hat. The
young lady blushed, waved her
hand at him, and then stepped
back into the shawdow. AS the
story goes, il Was q ease If love NJ
first sight Oh Hancock's part. Morn.
ing after morning he rode past the
house hoping 10 see her again. At
last one day he passed 10y on foot
Just as sac was. leaving the house
ON the arm of an old gentleman.
The lady recognized him again,
as he could see by her blush
es, but she did not bow, and
Just as he passed she entered a car
riage. The old gentleman follow.
eel her, and the two drove rapidly
away. l shall not describe how
Hancock took a cab and kept the
carriage in sight, nor how gratiiied
he was when after short ride he
saw 1t draw up at the door of one
of his old army comrades. y mo.
ment later he had dismissed the cab,
and knocked at his trends house
His friend met him in the hall, and
in a stammering way he asked toI
an introduction 10 the lady. \ mo
ment later he was taken into the
parlor aud introduced To Miss Almi
III Russell aud her father. Old Mr..
Russell was one of the rich mcrch.
ants OF st. Louis. He took quickly
TO Hancock, and before he left the
house that afternoon the Young of.
ticer received hearty invitation TO
call, which, by the way, the young
lady seconded. Hancock did call,
and he called often. The pretty
young lady seemed TO be as much
attracted TO the gay young L:euten-
ant as the Lieutenant was 10 her.
After u short cour;ship they became
engaged, and u short time later
were married. Carp, in Cleveland
Leader.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-08
CHE 9inlss.Ismuerst
NEW ORLEANS,

THE TiMrs. DHMocsAr il the heat psperls
heeSouthwcst, with the iarHc>t sfeaiaton
south of the Ohio and Po,o,nsc. IL makss
specially Of Soa,hern ne~s, having .e,,e'
spondcnt In every towa Of any ,se o, '%
poriAnee. furnishing u BY telegraph Win Az
news of gensr.i and local intsisst " mas
also n larse number of oorrrs punienta In the
leading Northern aud Western Clues And IN
some OF the European Capitals, kcsplns Us
readers intortsed 90 bS pS~s, politics and
at OF the day.
IL is IN, ouly paper IN the United States
having core ponaents Ia all the coantiiss "
Latin America, publishing special editions In
knshsh and spanish aud g'v,ng allt'e ne~s
OF aerico, Central and South An~rics.
utuiri IN addition tie locai news OF the
dsy and Tive fullest and most Comrleie market
IMPORTS. it, editorials arc deNo.,d To the
advancement and progress at the south ana
the Union, and 10 the advocacy ef all ideas
dat will benefit this county.
THE SUNDAY TiNEs.DrhocpAr Ia one OF
the most important literary publications. In
Ind South. containing coutrlb lions, stories.
sketches and poems ;rom the most emlncnt
American winters. IL publishes socisty
letters from AL tic more important So1th'
EN- towns. O,he' interesting features ate It's
Chldren's Column for young people, Ito
Chess Column, the best IN tue United States,
and its uxnslatiOns frota the foreign press.
A special feature OF The MondaY IINEs.
DIsocsAr 10 the publication OF termons
preached on the previous day BY the moot
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TnE TinIs DtsOCsAT IL printed on the
no-t improved mojel periectng press. which
cuts the psper, pAs,cs II In book form, 30 -
10 be read with case and comfort.
Daily (StO 10 pages, SIs per arna'n.
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The Suaisy paper Is part oithe Daily Issue.
Weekly Ns psgcs) 81. 50 per snnun.
To each subscriber To any OF these issues,
Tar nsGs. DrSoCxAr Almanac for 1850
Will DC mailed Tree.
IHE TN s.pIMocsAr Almanac 10 eie.
gantly bound, beautifully Illustrated and
hlled with statistical and other formation.
rakius IL q hook OF reference which oagh
20 be Kept constantly on hand. Any ono
desiring the almanac alone, will receive d
portage prepaid. by remi,iiny twenty nSe
cents 4, stamps or Currency to this Office
IHE WEEKLY TIMES .DknOCRAr
embraces the best fe,turcs Of the Daily issue,
and in addition publishes valuable se!oded
matter on agriculture, etc. which makes IL
ncculiarly adapted for every Southern hons.
IL IL 6y lar The bes. weekly Published IN
the South.
Price per snnun,, $50; or q handsome
Waterbury watch and chain. guaranteed to
Keep correct time, with TnE WkkkLy IlhEs.
D,hocRAr for one year, $3.50. cash In ADJ
vance.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-08
A Square meal-Waflles.

The letter carries that gets around
quickest is tie cylinder of print.
ing press.
\ crying baby at meeting is
like a good suggestion-it ought to
be carried out.
- As there is little pleasure without
payin', it is probably this that
makes life so dollarous.
Advertising Is u COOL Geil like
making love to u widow. Ii can't
be overdone.
A million dollars in gold weighs
the same asa ton OF coal-about
eighteen hundred pounds.
The rumor that .',hc world moves"
because it is cheaper TO move than
TO pay rent is denied.
~ will appear in print to-mor.
row. said the young lady as she
putthc last sfich In her calico frock.
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He SAYS THAT HI WILL BEST MITCHELL ON
SCIENTIFIC POINTS, AND WON'T SLUG HIN.
From the New York Sun.
In the sparring contest between Sullivan and
Mitchell, July 5th, there will be eight rounds,
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, during which the
referee will note every hit and lead aud will
credit 1t to the man making it. There will be
no attempt 1T smuggling or roughing on the
ropes. Pat Sheedy says that the tight will be
strictly for scientific points. Sullivan has been
training at Sctuate, near Boston. He Is an ia,us
10 best Mitchell.
II gave way to Mitchell" Sullivan said res
terday, "apd allowed his own terms Tor al ely ht-
round contest so as 70 show the lublic can
Jour- ! don't intend TO knock him out either,
out VIII Try and win this set-to ON scientific
points, about which there can be no gainsay,"
when told tin Ii WAS believed that he could
not no. stand training, and Was broken down, sui
Well, Welt It's funny they know my busi-
ness better than do myself Why, am only
IN my 2ssh yea, aud know I can get mysai,
IN condition TO meet Mitchell In ten days and
you can plank down all you're worth hi be on
As oid when met Shade, aud will satisfy All
present that am . more scientific boxer than
mucheA, and ] won't slug hin. 10 prove H.
stnef. NOW, he wants eight rounds. thinking
can stay tour, that he can outiast me. he
can nave twenty rounds or flush II he wants
Tue entire eipts. But what's the use OF talk
ing: Neither Mitchell nor any OF the puutilsts
VIII stand up In front Of me uniesa they get d
percentage. ! have heard that Mitchell says
nc tninks am used up with drinking Q
much, and not able 70 make . long contest
Wild AM body tor some time 70 come, bat he
will find am the uveliest usod.up msn -
ever nass when he tnoss me-
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect SUNDAY. May Goth, 1885. unsn
further notice

Leave Washington from Station. corner of New
Jersey avenue and & street.
dor Tor Chicago iooo Am n and 1910 I'm daily; The
and Gnieago srrwns 10 Pittslursh at 5:s5 pm. Chi.
For Cncinnat Louisville and St Louis daily mt $50
ace Sleeping Cars To above points withou, Change
$3.50 PM. fast limited train to Cincinnati aud Sc
Louis. arriving In Cincinnati next morning at r:sh
ST Louis $40 pm No extra fare Is charged on lhi
For PITTSBURGH 1000 a m and s:5s n m daily. to
Pittsburgh Cleveland and Detroit With Monarch Par
For Natural Brdse IeninsSn and virs,n. spr,uu,
iV:d nu p M VIII Sleeping ssrs; isIiy
For Baiimors on week days S, $3.50. Gao. 7so, $50
$50 as . sS 4o $40 Gao s is s and nI:e 5 ,Iain n
km:; is. 1870. $3.50. <;4o. SEQ. $40. 500. saS.
10 a aud $50 p m daily 10 m has sis1per from
Mashingt n to New Orleans $50 o. IN sleeper 70
For Annapolis $40 am and 1910 and A:a0 pm,
on sunday $50 I'm, 4:lo pm.
and oo pm on sundays SAD IN, and 1870, s:so.
tan Branch eA5 m. daily. except SUNDAY and ssh
pa stations on Mepcposn Srpnch sae 9r pae,
on Sunday stops AT al stations For tsaiIiersburs ana
as escep sansay yos ssa 10 1izD sas
4'4o Pm daily; except SUNDAY
Trains sfrye from the Yves. daily. $40. 7.2o an.
l:l5 $3.50 and 1880 pm. LATHE Rock E1 ,r e-s
From Annapolis $50 Am, and l:5o nj q 525 pm.
Sunday, 1888 an, o:3o pm
From Harper Ferry aud Valley Ra iroad, 7.20 4
N. dali and 6:3d q. m daily except sur cAy.
From Fhrderlck and intermediate poii5is s:2S 4 -
and Sis pm. daily. except 81, day
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at Go
~ s $50 s.s and $ pm % sa : na ss ssS
7:.6 8, and ID 40 pm.
All trsins from Washington stop ~ Relay statioa.
except las, 3;l6 and GAO pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket odice-Wasb a zton StsGiol Gle aud
1901 fefnsylvnnla avenue, corner 81 lath street
where orders Will be taken tor baggage be CHECKED
and received q any point In the city.
T. DUSHAM. c K LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore Ttelsl a p A
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From he London News.
One Of the very latest ideas for ladies Whose
time hangs heavy on their hands 10 70 make Q
patch work be deover Of the backs of discarded
kid gloves. To match aud combine the coiors,
both OF the kid and the ornamental stitching,
and To ut ia the shapes, affords an occupation
sscraxy patchwork" When finished, the Quilt
must he lined with q delicate SUIT silk tin.
IL will really then look y little nearer 10 being
worth the trouble Of making IL than may Be
tmayined-
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No
From the New York Tribune
ut was Oscar Wilde, wasn't fts" remarked
yesterday gentleman who had Just returned
from Europe, "who said of dead girl In one O;
his poems that she can hear the duisies grown
Well, you needn't call that u flight of poetic
fancy any longer. can trump 1t in real liie."
"How sO?"
.'By seeing an egg hatch"
"On, come OFF,
"NO.it's TACT don't mean looking at the
egg as 1t lies In the nest and just seeing the
Shell; but mean seeing the Inside OF il aud
from slObule OF egg-yelk TO a lively, downy.
chipping fowl, ready 70 60 out and forage for
worms. 1t Was over o. Tubingen University,
Germany, that saw it. Great fellows Tor re.
search. those German professors. This one was
Dr. Geriach, who seems TO have given himself o
TO investigating the growth oi life. And now
chickens. How does he do ii? Iii Tell you.
He takes a fresh egg and cuts = hit or SHELF
OUT OF the little end. lie chooses that end So as
The bit Of shell he cuts out is us big as nickei.
aud he takes IL out just a surgeon would ire.
pan Cracked skull. Then I've can see the Inside
OF the white out. just enough to turn tile y.ik
around so the germ il where he can see IL. Then
he puts the white back very gently and seals It
over AZ vou, thnm s na saucer "S very thin zig
the bit Of shell he cut out. He puts This oy er
the hole, being careful TO let lao air remain
And there you are. You can see every thing in.
side the e2g-shell rs plain as in tea-cup Put il
In AN incubator with u glass side. and you ca d
cnick until he picks his was Out of The she'll Ell
You can take Ii out Of The Incubator now and
then and examine II AZ closely as you please.
And believe DIR. Gerlach il now preparing n
Set of photographs OF the interior of the egg.
one taken every hour, from the placing Of l ~
egg In LIE Incubator 70 the hopping out OF tl{0
hatched chick. Now, talk about hearing daisies
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JOHN WALTER, JR., r.,,.
je1S-d&ds JOHN l. NOGT, AEus
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRESTEFE SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JEksEY AELNUE, BETWEEN v
AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of deed Of rust duly recorded In ~
Liber O. 500. foil" 426et seq Que OF the land Ei#
records for the DISTRICT Of Columbia, will sell TUE
on WEDNESDAY, the THikTIETH LAY of Z :, =,
AID 1856, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, In
front OF The premises all that piece parcel ground
and premises uate, lying and being in the city of
Washington. In The District Of Column. la, and known
s in M.y Us the north rec 81 inches front
division Of original lot numbered one Cd. running
back the same width " the line of said lot II" and
aso me adjoining lo NUMBERED sixteen 6) In the
Hoff,,an in square numbered six hundred aud
twenty-nne (6xv), toge her with all the improve
ments ways easementg rights, privileges appuf-
ienancss thereto 6son ing " 10 any manner apper-
tanning THIS property will be sold clear VI all incnm
brahCas. Title good or no sale.
Terna One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, notes 10 beai six Per interest cash.
n option Of purchasef dsposit 500 required at
the time OF sale. Terms to be complied with in ten
ds otherwise resale A. risk and cost OF the default
Ing purchaser AFTER i've days public notice Of such re-
sae IN sons newspaper published In Washington, D.
G Conveyancang. etc, q p.irchasers cost.
GEORGE RAUED, (r-...
je17-ddds JOHN WALTER.jr, trustees.
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TH,s C1orHns
For GENr1zxzxl
These are the proper things,
ENGLISH SERGE SUITS.
INDIA sEERsUCKERA
AMERICAN sEERsUCKERa
SMALL CHECK SUITS.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
THIN WoRsTED sVITs
SCOTCH CHEvIOT SUITS
ALPACA COATS
NUNS CLOTH COATS.
PURE SILK COATS AND vEsTa
DRAP DETE COATS
WHITE DUCK vksTA
PONGEE SILK COATS AND vEsTA
NORFOLK JACKETa
We only remark there il not to be found slsewhsrs
another such stock Of elegant THIN Clothing ready
nlade.
RoBINeON. PARKER 4 CO.
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE
SAG. Southeast Corner 7th and ssresta
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Sw1rrs SpEcrrro

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests of Georgia. The method by which
1t Is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who inhabited q certain portion OF
Georgia which was communicated to one oftha early
settlers and thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The demand has been grad
ually Increasing uutil 100000 laboratory Il
now necessary to supply the trade. A foreign
demand has been created and enlarged facilities will
be necessary to meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER. CATARRH, sCRoFuLA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM. BLOOD faint,
hereditary or otherwise, without the use Of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" aud on "Biood
and Skin Diseases" mailed free.
For sale BY all druggista
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Is Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga
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PfNNsyrv.xr. porrv

FINHE GREAI
NJ, n !. TIE sSsfa E gsfl AND SssgsGtawrsr
Doog h1Il LstMc s sPFENplp SSiNaiN STEEL
is kffSer ItsE 2oss. issa
Trains leave ~sssisssen from ..st,on corner OF sx
For Pi,tsburs aud The Wet II caso Limited Express
ne $50 Ss Sa is s. sS sac fsi ss
with sieeping Tar from Harrisburg 60 CinciUnali
= Chicago; with sleeping Ca Altoona 70 Chicago
sllS seep asPre ssr. w.,h mo daily
AID hsT, isburg 70 :, Cleveland connectiiG
:sroa Msrr ss1psrs ~ Ian h %sTs5R Win
Pacific hxpress, 1000 p. NJ; daily. nr iittshurg
and the " est with through sleeper srrlsbars .
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RArLRoAn
For Erle' s@nandalgna Rochester: Baifsle NlsxsrA
Cars Washington TO hochesser.
For wnliamspoIt Loci Haven and EIurra. NJ ssss
For New Work and the ka.I 7:I5. 600 md II 90 A.
300 A M $50 Ais. ioNo and li:ao p 4
Limited tnpress OF Pullman farior Csrs. s:so 4
NJ and 300 L. NJ daily, except SUNDAY,
For bos,on w, Mtnsu, change 2:ao NJ every day.
eseS cy With So. y sSsass" WAN. ssas
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street, ding double
For phiisdelphis 7:i5, soo aud 100 A. NJ. zoo
AIS. $50. lo0o aud 40 r. NJ. 90 Sunday,
Limited Efpfes:, gao A NJ aud sssS I. <. DAILY.
except SUNDAY:
For l asi!9sSs $50 $50 ss ss s .S ss a
aud II 2eP M on ou9dsy, ssS' ESQ 1 90 AKA
For pope's Greek Line, 7:is A. \. and 4;so r. X
daf y, except sunday
For Annapolis. 7:lo A NJ. l2s05 and 4:cs p NJ daily,
except sunday. Sundays, 300 A. NJ, AIS r. M
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDkRICkSlUR6 RAIL.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria 600 70o, s:25, 1885, and n IS A.
NJ, 2'oS, 4:25 Asa, 60, s:O5. aud ll:S7 r. n On
sunday at 600 s.lS, lU:55 A. NJ, h:0S p, N
For Richmond and he South, 600, lo;55 A NJ daily
and 4:3o p. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria fo5 Washington. sos 500
1000. 1910 4. lDo ssn5. 523. bio. 7oa
and lO42 p. N, and l2:lo midnight excerpt Mon.
day. On Sunday al 500 snd ioslo a. N. 1suh,
1042 p. M and !2lo night
Tickets and Information Office no theax sor.
ner of 18th street and Pennky wanna euue and q
the station. where orders be let for the
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and residence
CHAS r PU9H. General Manager
J. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent ie2l
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Semorial Library hall. which was erected u
q cost OF $4,000, ~ Carlisle, Pa, In memory
Of tue late James W. boslsr BY bis widow, Was
presented to Dickinson college Wednesday ny
Mr.. George Alfred Townsend, who represented
MA BosleE.
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DurYrs Pms &
Mar Wauzxx

Malt w H1sKx
Toa MEDICINAL UsR
NO FUsIL on.
ARsoLuTELY PURE AasD uNApuLTERATEl
N uss m
HosrITAIA
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS.
INFIRMARIEA
AND PRESCRIBED NJ
PHYSICIANS EvERYwHERE
CONSUMPTION,
HEMORRHA0E2
AND ALL WASTING DlsEAaD
HABITUAL DRUNKENNEaA
INEBRIETY,
DYsPEPsIA. INDIGESTION.
MALARIA
xHr ONLY
Punr Srnu1Axr
FOB
THE SICK, INvALID6,
C0NvALEsCING PATIENTS
AGED PEOPLE,
WEAK AND DEBlLITATED woNEN
We have hao prepared especially for US bys
great German scientist, an unfailing formula
viii Is Q sure and positive cure for Consump
ton, and which can be prepared by any family
housekeeper (raw beef steak and our Pure Malt
Whisky being Of the ingredientsl This formula
will be sent under the seal Of our company to
any person afflicted with Consumption and
using our Whisky, free Of charge, upon receipt
ofa two-cent stamp. BY the use of this formula
hundreds Of supposed incurable consumptives
have Ieen restored to health. and in all cases
where it has been used 1t has increased the
weight on an average, At least ten pounds In
month. This result Is guaranteed where it's
used regularly.
Two ounces Of alcohol contain more nutri-
ment than ten ounces of meat. 1t is the only
thing that enters the blood vessels withous
effort on The part Of the stomach. II Is therefore
peculiarly fitted for the weak and debilitated.
For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure 1t from their dealers can have half.
dozen sent in plain case, unmarked. express
charges prepaid by remitting six dollars to
The Duffy Malt VI Risky Co.
Baltimore. Md.
Aupersons using DA6ys Pure Mott Wlttaky
.sf.<ySo Al
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7NUNCANsON BROS, AucIioneers

fOURsToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. NO. sss
lSrREET NORrHW EST
On TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-NINTH, -
1856, At HALk-PASi FIVE P. NJ. in 'front.' of smM
the Premises. we shall offer tor sale by auction 1d
that fine anu substantial brick house aud NJ. 900
l str, northwest
he house is TOUR stories and twostory back build
Ing, and contains eleven roOms. hail. bathroom,
range "ot aud cold water ana is in thoroughly good
cOndi ion and re air.
This Properly is the center Of the city near all
the depart neutS and contiguous ~ five different lines
OF street cars, aud affords chance seldom offered ior
acA ring desirable dwe!.ins Or as an Investment.
Terms vi safe: One-th I'll cash. balance in and
two years. nUIes to be secured by deed of
per ceut per annum, pay abie semi annually, all
Cash: 500 deposit ~ time of sale Conveyancimg
etc. cost purchaser and terms to be complied
with ten Jays, right reserved resell risk
and deiauling purchaser after v. DAYS public
notice IN some new spaper published in WaShip. ton
II Id
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4 ~>~s~~sss
TAUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
Lot ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In IL
Lber No. 1O71, folio 1SO SEQ. one of the land
records for the district OF Columbia. and at the 3
request ut the party secured, we will sell in front
o the premises On THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
Up JULY, A. u. 1896. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r n, ali that piece N.rcel of ground and
premises uate lying aud being In the city WASH
ington III the Dissr Ct OF Columbia. aid known and
Distinguished a. part OF lot numbered four ca, in
square number three hundred and sixty-one {3Sl
beginning for the same Rt point the north line Of
street NORTH sixteen ana one-half feet of the
southeast OF said lot and running thence west
with te nrLh Hne of said street sixteen and onehat
feet to the center Of the wall between the ndd
houses Ut the four erected sail lot thence north
one hundred and fifty. hree feet aud three inches
thence east sixteen feet and six inches and thence
south one hundred and ffty-three feet and thr, e
inches to the place OF beginning. Together with all
the improvements, ways, easements. rights, privi-
eges and appuft nances thereto belonging in any
nlanner apperl aiming.
Terms Une-lhrd cash balance in one and two years
notes. to bear nt and to be secured by deed of
trust the Property sold. ali cash. option of
purchaser; cOnvey.ncing, &C.. at urchaser's COST
deposit of $500 required time of SALE srms to be
complied with In 10 days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property the risk
cost OF the detautng purchaser AFTER i've days pubic
notice o. such resale Ia some newspaper published in
Washington, d. e.
,e1s-daas JOHN JOHN wi " N5GT 'H'' Trustees
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TUBS EVENING, AT HALF.PAST SEVEN p NJ,
AIuMS. GUTLE IN RE ~ NOV Elites
JOS, aPOkTING GOODS. &c, In STORE l347
PENNSYLVAN1A AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TEENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who ID going exclusively
IN the bHslness Will sell al the above
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed Of
Bargains may be expected
my1b-2m NJ FOLEY Auctfoneer
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iafmsrs wtis living no among the Ns~
England hills had longing al her life 70 zee .
hippoposamua 4 circus and menagerie Waited
q netyhboring town aud she harpeased m her
Old bore Aud lo9noA over the rouwh fusds
when she stoOd 10 front ~ the ongo whore TIE
ange eesat wss osaiausd ell she sAld was. "Nyl
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FINANCIAL.

Pa1scs g. WHrrErr
STOCK bkokkR2
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