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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING NO. 500 ELEVENTH STREET

BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9Th day ID
OF July A. ID 1882 and duly recorded in liber !I:&
No lOo6 folio 44O etseq., one Of the land rec
ords OF the District of Columbia, and at the written
i1r sale In front OF the premises on the TWENTY,
SiEXENTH DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1886 at FIVE
ana 9semlses 10 the city Of Washngton and known
lot ettered b. of Stephensons subdivision of lots in
square numbered Three Hundred and Fifty -four t354):
SIX and twelve months notes to bear interest at the
rate o. SIX per cent. and to be secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold all cash option of
purchaser the terms of sale not complied with
zen days the trustees reserve the right to resell at
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
washington, ID. c. All co1veyancng at the pur-
chaser cost deposit OF $50 will be required on the
JOHN N. BIRCKHEAD, r..,o.s
m15-eoEds J. l.. JOHNSON, I AEus'eeS
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L KINcE q w H1rELY,
STOCK BROKERA
Ga broadway.
$50 Fifth avenue, 1>e" iork
$50 18th street (COrcoran BuiIding). washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY I'll. CRUGER OAKLpY
MAYNARD C. EYRE,
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, D.
WILLIAM X TKAvERS Special Partner,
Buy and sell commission all classes Of Railway
Securities
H H. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information re.
garding the markets received through our wires In
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
All orders executed and reported promptly. ie1
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MA RRIE1p,

McACLEY-CROSSFIELD. On Monday NAV 9Th.
1870, by the Rev. Augustus jackson, No PATRICK
MCAULkI TO MARGARET, daughter Of the late M :.
William Eaton Crossfield. .
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The DEATH OF MRS. BANcRoFT.-Mrs. Ban.
croft, the wife OF George Bancroft the historian,
died at her home In this city at halfpast nine
o'clock last night, at the advanced age OF 80
years. Funeral services will be held Thursday
morning at IL O'Clock. She was born In Ply.
mouth, Mass. Although married for many
years to Mr.. Bancroft, he was her second nus.
band, and by him she had no children. She
had two sons by her first husband, one of whom
is Con. Alexander Bliss, of this city, and the
other resides in San Francisco.
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INANClAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name. 40. 800 4
Name
Z 1, q. 800

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. m. prices
ofthe New York stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. IL. Dodge, 500 10th street:
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FOR THE RELIEF OF TWO CHURCHES.
The House District committee has decided to
report favOrably the bills for the relief of st,
Paurs and st. Marks churches.
TO AMEND THE REAL ESTATE LAW, ETC.
Representative Hemphfll, of the District
committee, has introduced in the House a bill
to amend the law with relation to the convey
ance of real estate in the District OF Columbia.
THE TELEGRAPH INVESTIGATION.
The House post office committee today heard
President Norvin Green, of the Western Union,
upon the alleged monopoly of the Geographic
faclite s of the Pacific railroads. Before he
concluded the hearing was adjourned until to-
morrow.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The committee on ways and means to-day
took up the Morrison tariff bill tor detailed
consideration, beginning with the paragraphs
relating to lumber, which were agreed to in
each case by a strict party vote of 8 to 4, the
republican members voting in the negative.
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TIDINGS OF COMFORT and Joy. St Jacobs OH
never fails to cure rheumatism.
Sore throat and lung troubles yield TO Red
Star Cough Cure. Price 25c.
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TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
w Auctioneera
GREAT ART EVENT!
Highly Important and Valuable Collection
PAINTINGS
BELGIAN, FRENCH AND DUTCH SCHOOLS
10 be Sold, Without Reserve, on the Evenings Of
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MARCH SEVENTEENTH. EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, 1886,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
ATTHE
SCOTT ART GALLERY, wILLAKD'S HALL,
NOW ON
E2H1BITIoN' PAY 2A,{p AMP ~ 2 !, EVENING, UNTIL
ARTISTS REPRESENTED:
BBe eaS1q W. Leickert,C
Bells. III. Macs, f. r.
Brehmer. W. Mrales, F.
Brissot, F. Munier, E.
Brown, +. c. NotermanZ
CarOlus, j. Pnchart, f.
Carpenter E Piotrowski A.
Col. Is. i' PortieIIe' r
Corcos. MY. onitton E
Croegaert, g. RosenboOm, A.
BamschrGder. ]. J. NJ savry, II
De Haas J. H L. semenowsky,E
De Nogel I. j. Soyer, r.
Eickelberg. VIII. Walton. ~
EversenyA A: Van Damme, E.
Gerard, Theo Van den Kerkhoye f
Goupll, l. Van Leemputfen, G.
Haanen, A. Van leemputten, +.
HerbO /. Van SeyertiOnck f.
Hilverdinck, E, A. Verwee l..
Huysmars, ]. Il Vester, w.
JanSsens, J. Villa, f.
kluyVer. w. Walker. j. A.
hoekOek, Is Z. Washington, g.
hool, - Weber, Thee.
kuwasseg, fills, C. Wynaerdt. 4. J.
1afon r. Zimmermann ]. II.
LAutefS. u. Zuber-Buhler, T..
In visiting WASHINGTON wish to that no pains
have been spared in bringing together this superb
collection OF paintings Many of the pictures have
been painted to my order. and have certif ates Of
Originality on the canvas. Others are consigned by
the artists themselves and fresh from their eases
altogether constituting the most valuable collection
that have ever offered to the public Hoping that
my EFFORTS Will be duly appreciated am yours truly,
A. DHUYVETTr.R, JR.,
No. AZ UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEW YORK.
No. COURTE RUE DE LHOPITAI.
ANTWERP BELGIUM.
Mr.. b SCOTT, Jr., will conduct the sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts
mh12-7t
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AUCTION SALES.

YTNHOMA6 BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF BASKETS ANI
WOODEN WARE, STOVE POLISH, &C. EN-
BRACING-
Fancy satchel Fancy Lunch Baskets, School Baskets
Scrap or Waste Baskets Reticule Baskets
Leather Top Baskets, japanese Baskets. Browr
Market Baskets, Wall Pockets. 5000 one and two
quart Berry Pails Cheese Safes, Scrub Brushes
Knife Baskets, large assortment OF Stove Polish
Broom Racks, Grindstones. Wash Boards, &C. &C
ALSO,
10000 Cigars good quality, one crate English stone
China, "a Excelsior Mattresses, gross Buggy and
Carriage Whips
On FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH NINETEENTH
1885, at TEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms, !
snail sell large consignment of the above goods line
attention Of the trade is directed this sale. m163t
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BALTIMORE ND. March 16-Virgnial skies, con-
solidated 80; past due coupons 81; new tenfOrties
aga: new tiifees. 621a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE ND. March 16.-Cotton quiet and
steady-middiing, 0S. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat-sOuthern hrmer western easier and Quiet:
southern red 95a97; southern amber. 9sa99. No /
Maryland 06a97: No. western winter red spot 02a
92ia; May, 044sa04aA: July 81 bid. Corn-southern
easer western lower and active: southern white 45a
Al; do yellow, 45a47 western mixed, spot 45aha45aa
March, 45Asa45as; April. A5lea45a.: May 45asa45a.:
steamer, 434Aa4sAs Oats firm and quet-southern, 3S
Pennsylvania, 3Sa43. Rye quiet, 7Oa73. Provisions
dull Eggs lower. i2lea13. Sugar-copper refined
articles @nchansed Frslghts to Liverpool per
Receipts doul. 5.672 barrels wheat, l4O5O bushels;
corn. l95 200 bushels; oats 600 bushels: rye 800
bushels. saies-wheat. 277 600 bushels; corn 4471O0
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. March 16. Has a. m-wheat un
settled opened S4 went up 84a then fell back e
84l4. and at 1890 recovered to S54b. Corn easy
May. 0.SkAk Lard. 6.06.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.

1UNCANSON BROS. AuCt1OneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND EIGHTH
STREET SOUTHEAST.
Pursuant to decree of the Equity Court of the zsse
District OF Columbia made the 9th day March, x
1856, passed in Equity Cause No. s., 73O Docket-.
% the undersigned trustee Will, on SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1886, at FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ sell at public auction, in front of the
premises the following real estate, situated in the
city OF Washington in the District OF Columbia, to
witt Part of lot numbered three (3) in square num-
bered 924, commencing at the southwest corner of
said lot No. 3. running thence 20 feet 10 inches
thence north 20 feet thence west 20 feet 10 inches
and thence south 20 feet to the place of beginning
feet on the north to be used as alley to lots 3
and 4.
Terms: Onethird cash, and the residue in two equal
insialments, at six and twelve months, with interest
Notes and approved security required for the deferred
payments. Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. A
deposit of 500 required at time of sale.
mhl2-l w&ds KOBT. BALL. Trustee.
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General Foreign News.

DEATH OF EARL CHICHESTER.
LONDON, March 16.-The Earl Of Chichester is
dead. He was 81 years Of age.
SNOW In ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 16-A heavy snow storm is
prevailing throughout England.
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Re,or,es s,r The EVENING sr.p


CIRCUIT CoURr.-The circuit court was en-.
gagged this morning In hearing the case OF Rob
erts. executor, against the Alexandria a Pred.
claimed $40, 900 from the railroad compauy
because a train ran over and killed Mr. h IS
Roberts. OF Cameron mills, who was struck
while passing Cameron crossing In his buggy.
The jury returned a verdict for defendant
THE +. NJ. SAVINGS BASK.-The report ~
Special Commissioners Armstrong 90 Judge
Keith in the case OF the Farmers and Me
chauics' savings Bank. which failed In Decens.
Der, 1876. has been submitted. He reports that
the bank owed some co., 900. and that It's as
sets have paid some ESP 800, and that about
$1,000 could be realized from assets not YET
made available. He represents that the dlrec~
tors are responsible for the residue OF the debts
OF the bank, some s26, 600, with ten years in
terest.
NorEs.-In the counterfeit money case heard
yesterday IL appeared that James Lawrence
had nothing 20 do with passing the bogus hale
dollar on !. Rsmmel: but that John Washing.
ton passed the coin, which. he says. was given
him by another person. The case was con-
unued---Mr. Chas. Benter and Miss Lizzie
Chauncey were married this morning at the
mouse OF Mr.. " m. Chauncey. I'm the first ward.
-Rev. Dr. Flppo, of the Baptist church has
gone 10 Norfolk ON a lecture tour.-A burglar
entered Mr.Thomas McDermott's grocery store.
on Royal and Oronoko streets, but only got
about hfty cents.
Edmonia Lee, a olored servant girl was Ar
rested to-day by Detective COX and locked nm
at the sixth precinct station, charged with
robbing her employer, Mr.. Moses Cohen. OF 81 =
street northwest
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS, CEMENT AND
u SAND.
ments,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 15 1894
- Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and de-
each Of the following kinds of material at the
site OF the west and center wings the Building for
state, War and Navy Departments, in this city, viii
De receive ed az this office, until TWELVE NJ ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH iSsss,
ders: - f-~"~"S0 "a as>
LII 500 600 best Red and Arch Bricks, and 10 600
best Red skew Back Bricks 1910 A"'00O
5000 barrels Natural Hydrsulic Cov,aut "A -x
barrels Portland Cement ~-~ ~
3-l,3OO cubic yards River Sand.
SPECIFIC tt0ns, general instructions To bfdderr ana
blank forms proposals for any OF these material viii
application 10 this Office.
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY.
Colonel Corps Of Engtnee1A
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FINANCIAL.

GRAND SPECULATION
"A IN WHICH
y large amount Of money can be made in this coun-
Try ana Europe. A gentleman or lady who would be
willing TO risk few thousand dollars irs-class
new enterprise can hear of splendid opportunity of
making an Investment which promises large returns
Once in Il while something turns up i'm which for
tunes are made In short time. have struck it, but
need financial assistance to carry 1t through success
fully. No agents need answer Principals only dealt
wiki. For interview address
mhl5-3t* COL. FRANCISCO, Star office.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
All creditors of the estate of Vioetta L. Sprigg de
ceased. hereby notified, required in the above
mentioned decree, i'll equity cause No. 1904, to file
their claims before the auditor of the Supreme Cour,
of the District of Columbia, with the vouchers thereof
in said cause, within thirty days 18th day OF
March, 1856, the day of sale above mentioned.
CALDERUN CARLISLE, ,,-....
mh6-d&dS JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON.f AfusteeS.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND
DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF II AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District of Columbia passed on the 9th day of
wherein Isabella W. Ashford. executrx is compla.
ant and samuel Sprigg ct al defendants, the ul-
dersgned " Lon tn URSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH. 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
sell by public auction, in front of the premises Lot
numbered fifteen sd in square numbered nine hum
dred and twelve (o12). In the city of Washington d.
G., improved by three-story brick building, press
brick 'front.' store ground floor with dwelling above,
situate at the southeast corner of and 18th streets
northeast, the line OF the Columbia railway,
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in
two equal instalments. payable respectively in one
and two from day of sale the whole TO bear in
terest from the day Of sale til paid the rate of six
cent per annum and to be secured the properly
sod all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
cOnveyancing to be at cost of purchaser
CALDEkON CARLISLE,
3O7 street NV,
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON,
4lO 9th street H. w.
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V'OR sALE-TwOesTORY AND MANSAPD
roof, double brick dwelling, containing u rooms,
on NJ ST. between 18th and 18th, 1910; lot 4Oxl2U II
W wide pub &c alley. For price and terms apply to
TfIDS. j. FISHER * co. ml6-6
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PLANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs
422 9th street

tNOR SALE-4O HEAD OF HORSES, JUST AR
rived from Washington county, Md 20 cart Horses
weight from 1,2OO to 400; also fine pair of broke
Mules, prices averaging from $50 to 500. JOHN
SIMMONS, 81 18th ST. N. w. m3-Im
lNOR SALE-A WELL PAYING LAUNDRY. IN
IL the best locality in the city; doing a business Of
over 500 per week: building for rent sale A p
HILL Il Co. 1888 F ST. fl6-3m
EOR SALE BIRDS = IMPORTED CANARY
- Br s hne singers very cheap Bird Food and
cages for sale at the bird store. 1888 9Th st.
n4om< ST. HARTBRECHT.
NOR SALE-BARGAINS IN LOT CHEAP HAIR
~ ness that has been used for coupe, buggy and
double coach. Fancy Plush Lap Robe So. worth
500 lot at 50. former price $3.50; large square
sweat Blankets 81 80 would be cheap at $3.50 extra
heavy and strong shaped Stable Cover 81 49, good
surcingles 25c BECkEKS Saddlery 1345 Penn
syiVanla ave- ja14
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II SMALL AND DESIRABLE THREESTORY
BRICK RESIDENCE. with all improvements stu
ated on ST., near Conn ave. Lot 20 By 100 TO alley.
THUS. J. FISHER & CO.
mb1R I321 81.
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L>OR SALE-I HAVE a TwO-STORY AND
u Nansard Pressed Brick Front House, with parlor,
library. dniDg-rOom ON first floor; bedrooms. bath
Room and water-cOset sanitary plumbing. north side
of street. bet New Hampshire and 2lst St NV;
To JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
m15-2w 1915 81. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

NOR SALE-FIRsTCLASS MARECHAL NELL
IL Roses. 81 per dozen, at JACKSON'S Rose House,
1917 t. Rose Plants, leading varieties La france
Cornelia Cook. &c, 5Oc. each Two squares west OF
state Depa- tment 1ts
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LNOR SALE
IL splendid opportunity to procure fine
NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
at great bargain is offered ny owner is leaving
the city, The style Is a magnificent Upright ParIoI
Grand, in handsomely finished rosewood case and
rich in design, with full and rich quality of tone
made by the best Upright maker. with > years guar
antee. Will be sold at sacrifice for cash, or easy
payments if disposed of at once.
Square Piano will be taken part payment If de
sired. Apply at once at
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JNoR SALE-A VERY PRETTY HOUSE. SIX
a rooms and modern improvements. 1926 It'll st.
NV, $1,000 SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 +
81. mhI6-Rf
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I.NOR SALF-TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES
u large lot both together or separately; near two
lines cars. in northwest Bargain for any person
wishing a business place or home. Address VITO,
Star office. mhl6-2t*
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How COnyictS Work.

Near Jarrett's we saw vast beds Of
tale, which is being quarr.ed. and not
far from there are quarries of white
marble, where some two hundred CON-
yicts, in their striped clothes. are on
gagged in taking out stone for the state
capitol. These convicts live in log
houses, with loopholes instead of win
dows, and are guarded by half-dozen
white men, who carry Winchester rifles.
The convicts are said to prefer this
method of serving the state, rather than
being pent up within the walls OF a
prison. They looked cheerful. and
some of them even happy. They sell
dom make an attempt to escape, and if
they do they are generally recaptured
and made to do double service. The
greatest portion of them are black, but
There are a number of white men
among thens who bcap upot'their faces
the evidence OF being wicked and ifles-
perate men. About a mile west of JAR
rett's IS another camp of convicts, who
are wor king on the railroad. The state
gives to tile road the services of these
oonHicts, end clothes feeds, and guards
them. Tfiis was made . part Of the
contract with" the state 'at the time
the company agreed to finish the
Foad, It is = good way to build rail.
roads and . soft thing f6r the company,
and we won ered why 'oHr astnte rail-
road men had not adopted this very
economical iHethod long ago.-csr:
Baltimore AnleTscan.
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Have Their Own Private Glasses.

':Heah, bahkeeper, this is not my
glass;" said an eighteen carat dude in
a fashionable Broadway restaurant yes
terday afternoon, petulantly pushing
back the diluted julep before him and
stroking his little moustache with an
aggrleved look.
BEG pardon, sir, beg PARDON said
the barkeeper, as he hastily withdrew
the offending glass: Opening q little
cabinet in the sideboard he brought out
pretty cut glass goblet, in which he
carefully mixed the dudes ,pizen, :"
saying alphabetically as he pushed it
across the marble, $50 many people
coming in here I clean forgot it,
The dude felt too much hurt to reply,
but slipped his beverage and then faded
away.
That's the last fool notion of them
ducks" said the drink dispenser, with
a backward jerk Of the thumb toward
the retreating young man:
whats that?'
..Why. each one of them has to have
his own glass now. You seq this case!
Well. I've got eighteen sets of private
glasses in there, five different kinds of
glasses in set, and when one of them
comes in I've got to get his own little
cup to mix the liquor in: They are
good trade, though, and | can't afford
to object"
The glasses were very pretty, of fine
cut ware, and shaped like those used
for ordinary, every day customers. The
sets, the barkeeper said. cost S., and
can be purchased at only one or two
places in the city.
They pretend" continued the man
of mixed drinks, that they're afraid Of
drinking out Of the same glasses as the
mob, as they might get some disease.
They've been going in about two
months now and they'll go clear across
the city without a drink before they'll
take drop out Of anything but their
own ses.-sporttng World.
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THE CHiLDLESS HOME.

Ali he was bonnie, and brave, and sweet
NY only darling,-my little Jim!
With y wealth Of love In his loyal heart
For tho world all new to him.
But he scarcely entered its open door,
He nothing knew Of its gain or loss,
he never had battled with toll or sin,
Or lifted heavy cross.
SUIT straight from his innocent joyous play,
With never . shadow or thought of fear,
The angels took him to live with them,
And IL am lonely here.
fondle his stockings and pretty kits,
And the curls once shorn from his restless
head.
For mothers grow strange and fanciful
When their little boys are dead.
And SO listen with bated breath,
As child's feet footsteps patter near,
lr shout rings out ON the summer air,
And dream my boy Is here.
but never at morning, noon, or dusk,
BY night or day does the dream come true;
No path leads back from the portals fair
His feet have battered through.
Only to rock him at twilight hour,
And fold him safe in his downy bed;
TO linger the oft told stories DER,
And hear his night prayer said.
only to look at his hazel eyes,
Peeping from under the battered brim
IF his misused hat, or to hear his laugh;
But the house is still and prim.
Never trample of muddy boots,
Or whiting scattered over the floor;
No litter of toys on the kitchen shelf,
Or raid on the pantry's store.
But only q desolate, darkened house,
That mourns in silence for little Jim.
lie will never, never return to me,
But IL shall go to him!
Lillian Grey.
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PFecQcious Tom Anjerry.

PROFESSIONALLY. In making gum
powder, is saltpetre used as q compo-
nent parts =. :.
Tom Anjerry-To make 1t smell bad,
l reckon, so the soldiers can say they
smelt gunpowder. Pa is always brag-
ging about the gunpowder he smelt
during the war.-1erGs Sytings.'
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DlspOeing Of StubhlA

The time for fall blowing will soon
be here, and farmers must decide in adj
vance of it whether they will burn the
stubble in their fields or turn it under.
Many have advocated adopting the lat
ter course, chiefly for the reason that as
much of the products of the soil should
be returned to it as possible in order
to keep up its fertility. They state
that much Of the once productive land
III this cpantry has become impover-
f4hed by the annual removal Of crops
and by the neglect to return anything
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Down With High Prices.

This Is the motto OF the Chicago Scale
Co. They have not only reduced the prices
OF all kinds OF scales over so per cent. but
they now sell nearly thousand other
articles in the same proportion. Among
them Portable FORCES, Blaoksmith's Tools,
Safes. Buggies. Sewing Machines, &c. Send
to Chicago for their Price Lists, or see
them at the Minnea polls Exposition.
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Mrs Nellie Adams, $40 St. Paul ST., st.
Paul, Mimi. says Browns Iron Bitters cured
her of dyspepsia of long standing, and she
has had no return of the symptoms Of the
disease. 1t cures Indigestion, weakness, and
malaria also
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-16
n. d. Munroe, OF Fayetteville, NC, better
known as Wild Neill committed suicide.

John Lesh, travelling salesman st. Paul,
says: Having been sufferer from Rhou-
matism for ii number OF years. | procured
McCaines ST. Paul Chemical Oil, and used
the same. ! am surprised at the cure eff
fected. think Chemical Oil sure cure
for Rheumatic complaints" By Drug
gists.
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m.1.cs oyer loo years Old !" Sd. we infer, do
nearly every minstrel troup in the country.
About 5oo years oyer, Es should 10y say.-N0'rts
tom HeraIN