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The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Any one finding bunch of keys, on q but ton hook, will confer favor by sending then to MT Miles Eastwood, Stepney; lost near Up per Stepney or Hattertown.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

The Sandy Hook gun club will hay, their next shoot, Wednesday, 30th.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Remember that E. F. Hawley is headquar ters for fertilizers Sole agent for H.J. Bakers celebrated phosphates, all new this year Their ammoniated A A bone is the best fo1 corn and general use.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mir James Smith, an old belt hand at the Rubber, took French leave, last Fri day.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mir Caswell's daughter is under the care of Dr Sites for bronchitis. She has been quite sufferer for the last two weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

The Sugar Street people complain of their abominable roads.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mrs Edmond Fairchild wishes to return thanks to those who so generously subscribed to buy her new COW.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

The Copeland Bros. Co. announce special bargains in all departments for the coming week. Ladies' and misses hats and bonnets, both trimmed and untrimmed, will be offered in great variety and at largely reduced prices. In hosiery, underwear and gloves, startling reductions have been made. Several lines of dress goods, together with numerous short lengths, are marked down to cost of manu- facture. In the carpet room, their usually large stock has been about doubled; every va riety of floor covering is shown in prOfusion.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

u May 4, 1888.
 Estate of WILLIAM CLARK late of New town, in said district, deceased
 Whereas, The administrator on said estate has made application to this Court for an or der to sell the following real estate belonging to said estate, to wit: The homestead belong, ing to said estate, bounded as follows: North south and west by land of Edward III Clark. containing s-4 of ia, an acre more or less, as per application on % nle dnIy appears, therefore, and determined at the Probate office in said Newtown or on the 2sth day of May 1888, Ut 1 o'clock M, and that notice of the time and ton one week in the Newtown BEE. a weakly newspaper printed in Fairfield county. II
 Attest, WM. J, BEECHER Jndra
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

MT G. W. Botsford of Botsford has three ney two-seated business wagons for sale.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mrs Patrick J. McMahon of Bennett s Bridge fell and fractured her left wrist Df Sites of Sandy Hook was called.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mrs W. E. Halligan, 396 Main street. Bridge port, has fine line of Summer millinery.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mir John R. Ferry Is now running the lIawleyville hat shop.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Mrs r. II. Skidmore has been visiting Bridgeport friends.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

The Hub Clothing house, 3ll Main street, Bridgeport, have issued their clothing annual, calling the attention of all to their handsome and stylish Spring stock, which must be seen to be appreciated.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

See the dress goods advertised by Warner X Clark, the Sandy Hook merchants. Philadel phia lawn mowers at 80; also carpets admired by all for their beauty and cheapness.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Those Brussels Carpets at Warner & Clark's are admired by all for beauty and cheapness. They also have hand some Rugs and Stair Carpets; also cor rugated paper carpet lining, 5c per yard.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

WANTED--GirI for general honseworlx i. Newtown. - T ', :. :
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

Finest line of gents hobby Summer scarfs and Summer underwear for 25c in town is at E. F. Hawley's; also complete line of gents furnishing goods of all kinds.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-25

TAYIaOR & HUBBELL will have a sma,l lot
 Plaster at the Depot on Saturday; first
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RAILROADS.
PnDNoNsaIr Als II LIZ ~, ANGUS, IL. rsss

DfIpNONT AIR LINK -
8 80 A. a.-ksst lem, NAL Daily Cor wssr.sssA
Gordonsvilis. ChArioteville, lynehbuS md sro9ne
ssssssn s1snds sp and ESs s,s M Rso.ss ks$s
sisspsr wsshsnsssn 10 xcw orissns
,oi,s. Cords. ss, ss:s s &c Sss oSis RsS
Lynchbuu. Rocky Mount Dsnville sna stsuens -. =.
S:sIg asn0s Ssssm sss p sSsa. sss
fS 1 spsS S.s foSs g Aoassomsry u scSa.c
bur end Shreveport Pullman sleer,r p.nyIlls 70
sa.sss bo s not SSnnocs for C and r0ass points
strssbur Luray. and intsrnsdiss. ssstons Connects
At kiyerten for Lar.y. .rrl,lns y /. ma $50.
GordSnsviis. chsr.ot,sssie. LoaisviIis Cinsinn.a.
and sanmer RESORTS ON and near line Of Chessrceks
SaS sSS 70 .Ss . 's sassar ssss:
g - Louis, also for ynshsurs Bristol ch.tssnocsH
Soinss fSro1S iamsl sIc. rsS wsssinssss Z
Memphis without ch.nse.
sl S.n4 s..s ssS Ss sss 5ssS
leans fsz.: and osnicrnin Pullman sl.sp.f w.ss:
Pullman Sleeper " s.lnston 70 kasa.s. Ca, ~isho1,
chenfe pullman sleepsr baltimore and Washington
inston o 90 AN bsils eIc.pt sunday and 4 as p
n Rsfurnins i.sss Round Hil 8 50 AZ I p.ay .ni
20 IN Daily ercept sunday. arriving Meaningless
iSrossk trss. from d. south "a. charlo,,e Dan.
sna ms .srss m sn. ana az ac
saS SsaS T HSs. :. nd " $40 fM
furnished. and bs1r.s. CHECKED 81 once 1900 fsns
SYLVAN. avenue and r. fs.ssnss. ssA'lon fsnRsy
sui3 w" General P.s..ns.f ASsss
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. ,sss

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL -. lsss
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
or NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND c STREET.
fer Shic.so and Northwest express daily 10 30 .
. For Cincinnati and st. Louis e,pres. daily 3.ai
For Plttsburs and Cleveland expires. daily rosss =
Tor Lerinefon and Local Stations, tlo.loam
For Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilmington. 7.So
nj y'o5 and s;as pm daily, express -. 49,,
Philadelphia IS Am. and 70 n pm.
=. f9r sinser'y and mtermediste points ~ 30 A.
For BsitimOrs s. $40. 8 40. 7.3o 30, pas. II
srsina $50 20 Is IS 90 a. rs AUD
s s0ns t s Sc e s sss s 8 ana
For ANNAPOLIS. 8 &c and s 30 m. I2.lo and = 30
nspo i 8 40. s:37 An II :o5. SO $40 pm sun
For Way Stations between Washington and Balsi-
6S sasssy. 1? Sd 4. "a pm
For stations on the Metropolitan branch. 70 IS .
For aaithersburs and intermedists points tsAn.
For Boyds ana iniermedisis Stations n pm. SO
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only II
i:I5 pm, stopping at AL stations on MetropohtAa
= For FredericL tlo:IoAm- 70. t4:3a t5:3onn.
For Hseerstosn. tlo 10 an and rs :3opm.
For Luray and points ON the shenandoah Valley n
TO Roanoke. and all points south Norfolk and
Trains arrive from chicago aalg :.g am; and sal,
and 30 y. m; from httsburg daily Z 20 n M 5:l5
y. m
From Philsdelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. 10 Al
o. l.. , 30. TO- and - .05 y. daily.
From singerly and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. 10 q N. daily and La IN sunday only
Trains leave bsltimore for Washington al 10
$50 "a. y. e;05 10 45,minute tr.lnl II s45.min-
ute trainl q M IL IL. ., 3 10. D. d. 30 s;lA
8 80 and D. m. On sundays. IS 30. .. ss0s. 10 a
m: 1:l5. 2 To- 3, 30. 10. 30. and 10 30
Except sunday. Daily. SsundAy only.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resl
dences orders left at ticket Offices 0l9 and lS5k
fennsylvaniaaye
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAs. O. SCULI.
ap3O Gen Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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Fos tn, Bnoop.
ss.s sass sas.
ssss- sss: ssss::
MARK

fknDs MIL. TEXAS. Juns:20 lSSS.-Ihs SWIM
opecinc Company, Atlanta oa-oentlemsn: One Of
my children was troubled with rheumstim md bois
Tor about two yesrl We gave her various kinds Of
medicine but without proft aud began to despair Of
curing nsr at all was persuaded try your swffts
specanc After abe had used several bottles the dis
eases Al dissppeared and she II now Q hals hearty.
ano healthy sri twelve yssxs old Another child has
Just become amicted in the way. and an using
the T. 3 8. and anticipate . prompt and permanent
cure. n. @ WAoooxxR
R1cH HII. No.. July q. lsss-Ths svift Specific
Co. Atlanta 0A-osntlsmsn: Our little Girl when but
tnres weeks old broke out with ecssmA We tred the
prescriptions from several good doctora but without
any special benent We tried b. g., end By the time
one bottle was gone her head began heal and by the
time she had taken aix bottles she was completely
cured. Now abe has full and heavy hssd Of hair-s
robust, hearty child I feel IL but my duty make
this statement. Respectfully. h 7. snosE.
CHATTANOOGA TkxK. June "a, lsss-The swif,
Specific Co. Atlanta, 0A-Gentlemen: In 1850 con.
tracted blood poison. and at sought . physcian
who treated me FOR several monthA By his advice
went to Crab Orchard Springs, Ky whore his course
OF treatment vas carefully observed Irscoversd
thought but the nsxt spring pimples began Appear
on my face and body. These gradually increased &c
sores and running ulcers WAS advised to Try Q. q
ana Immediately after taking It commenoed 10 i'm.
prove slowly 1t first but rapidly sftsrwsrds and
soon nothing remained to tell Of my troubles. Ny
blood II now thoroughly clsansed and my system free
from faint and owe my preesnt condition. perfoc,
cureto your medicine. Icheerfully give this state
ment that others who have suffered have may rear
the same benedt. HARDY n Bunr.
"a West Ninth st.
HoHER. La. May 25 1ssS-Ths Swift Specific 90.
Atlanta 0a.-0entlemen: About two years gro my
eeenral health gave ~ay entirely was dsbilitsted
that almost despeired Of ever feeling we'll seain AL
that the physic1ans done for brought permanent
relief Friends insisted that should give s. s. s.
fair trial, although I thought IL would be throwtns
away money. After taxing . thorough course my
health and strength returned and must that 9:
it. As tonic can most heartily recommend 1t; fol
general debility II certainly II specific
w. f. BRIDGE, j. p.
HOMER. LA-I know Mr.. W. r. Bridges, and will Say
JosEPH SHELTON. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3. Atlantis. Ga aus
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From the Philadel phia Record
Red and violet do not accord well.
Red and orange do not accord well
Orange and yellow accord incomparably better
than red and orange.
Green and blue produce an Indifferent eject, but
better when the cOl0rs are deep.
Black never produces q bad eject when II IN a.
soclated with two luminous coiOrs
Blue, when placed by the side OF orange increases
the iatter's intensity, and vice versa
when Two colors accord badly together IL IA al
ways advantageous TO separate them BY white
Hed ana blue accord passably, especially II the
Tug lncunes rasner 70 scarlet than crimson.
Green and violet, especially when light form q
combination preferable to green and blue.
orange and green do not accord we'll Orange
ana violet accord passably, yet NOT % wen e
orange and green.
While gray never produces exactly Q bad eject
ID It's association with two luminous colors yet In
most cases. It's assOrtments are dull
~ hed and yellow accord pretty well, especially II
me req pc purple red rather than scarlet and II
ING yeliow rather greentsh than orange
yellow ana green form an agreeable combina-
uon. me arrangement OF yellow ana blue u more
lees lively.
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- u PENxsYLxASIA Rour.
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND sOUTHwrSr
D0rbLE TRACK sPLENDIp scENERT
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

~IQ JHk NORTH. WEST. AND sOUTHWFSE.
SEhL khEa MAeSiFctSP ESUfMEs.
IN EFFECT AUGUST 8. lsss.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION
SoRSEk SIXTH AND sfhEETs AS roc
forrt,sUurS and the chica~o Limited Erpr.-.o,
Pullman Nssubul-d Car. At . so IN daily, Fsss
Line y 50 An daily 70 Snennsti and 81 LouiS
sDe asr,.o1r, 70 = LS1s s.y creep, s.,sra.y.
Cars % clS.o ana i sH Sis s sssSss
Isui.sills and Sspsis 'I p.ciac E,prss s loo
uss sesSsr e s.su .nd .n sh' r m s q
sxLTfMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
n.io and S,.ssas d.,ly s,sep, ss,ura.y 70 :oon
For williHmsport Loeb Haven. and ElmlrA st o. SO
For II. d fosi e and .ss E. 100 eoo o. and
II 40 am 90. ..lO. 40 90 and go M on
sYnasos' pm S TTp. 90 Of no2 ; sas
Cars Q 20 a m. daily except SUNDAY and As p
For Is so s wtsous ehsnss zoo pm every day.
.ey CITY WITH boat. " spsosgn aSnes sn.
direct transfer 20 FULTON street. avoiding double
For i fSsSeiSs sss fS 800 90 and n 40 An
Zoo 4do GO 10 'oS and Il = 20 PIT M - on y, SUM-
n L@ .ns t y :. a.lIs TC si Ss
For B.lpmere. e:s5., g. 200. 80 $50 n 90
sSo, 900. 20. 10 90. and u 90 pm, On sun:
Gay POO s EOS 40, ssS ia at9 s an goo asA
For Popes Greek Line 20 am and 4:40 pm daily
For HnpaPoiis go aud o 90 m. IL o5. 20, ana
900 N. daily except sunday. sundAyS . 90 O.
m. 4:10p.m-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandra. 90. g :35. $40 p;4s, 1857 An
2O* noon. EOS. 4:25. 5 90. 5 .55. sos. s:0A
lOO5. and IL 80 y m On sunday nj y 90. ssAA
1887 an, SO. ) SO, 3 :c5. aud 10 :o5 M
an ,sr S 90 Pm
- and q % pm daily. except sunday.
1rxlns leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. .O5 7.DA
500. e:1o. lo:15. 4 sO7 am, 1 20. 800 SIX
b:lO, 600, 49,, 10 az and IL % pm. On sum
aud 10 AZ pm
Tickets and Information at the ONCE northeast cor
of 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and lt
the station. where orders be left the chsskns
Of baegasre destinatao1 from hotels re-dencsA
CHAs Z PUGH. J. r. Mood
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saved for the Regular Doardexs.
rom the philadalphia Time

saved for the Regular Doarders.
From the Philadelphia Tfmsa
traveller, who returned from Q swo-weakH "
caueo among the Maine watefing.places relates
England hotel where he chanoed 10 ton tor : dav
or Two while 1ourney1ng 70 Bar HafboF. The hoteI
u was 2 small one. and the principal person In
cnaige OF the once was the daughser Of the pro.
Mnen the morning OF departure came this fair
Dsns presented the hotel 6l 70 the trayslsT and
y % happened that neltber OF them could change
Ian, l way the traveller, who had something Of the
t Juan In his nature, although he did liye on
lady and let the chanSs 20 she dreV serse i'm mr
haughttly FRA nks you 70 know, sir, that n thiss
MOTEL We oonr kiae transtentAs che F0piie6 n
permanent boardeeA Wol yoI sako 8 1Fo pSoe,,s
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Septe nM0er.
Again the orchards hold to view
tempting, lu.cious prize
wealth Of iruit that ruddy grew
Beneath the summer skies
The grape leaves curling, crisp and brown.
Display the vineyards purpling crown.
sharpness In the morning air.
A beauty new that thrills,-
Rich Rlesms Of gold aud scarlet where
Are wooded wales aud hills;
And BY the roadside yellow plumas
VI golden rod and sster blooms
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOkDDEUTsCHkR LLOYD g. 90
fnst Express steamers.
To Southampton Iondon. Hayrel Bremen
werra, sat, sept. o. g. Aller. We'd. sept. IL
10 q m; kider. Sat. sept Is. y. m kms wed-
bept ~. SAale, Sat. sept ~. pm Trzsas
We'd. Sept 20, y pm.
Comfortable statsrooms. excellent table. luxriouua
saloon appontments Prices: LIST cabin, e75 aud Up
wards . berth according 70 location; % cabin. ESQ
Sss f.n s.. BH LEA 'fs x CO. Z.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE ROSS. TIE CELEBRATED MEDICAL
M and Business Clairvoyant and Astroiogist
Can b. consulted on Business. Law suits. 6pecula-
tons Love and Natrimony. and Al anatrs Of life;
cause speedy marraee bring the separated together
and give success IN bu.iness cures ckness and viii
convince the most skeptical and remove family
troubles. All business con6dential Al In troub2s
call Her advice 10 aivas reliable. 9he rsspeotfully
invites al to call and be convinced 6atsfaodol guar
anteed Charges moderatA 4esidanca 1910 1lth sk
NV once houn: ~ An TO 3 PM excepe sundayh
Cars pass the door, se5-3m
DRO1. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GUTED OAI1r
II voyant AgtrQloUer and ep1r1tul Medium born
with second aght md veil Gyesy hao0eo myssey
bidder tsss:us. CIV. l.cay Ss@bsss c. 49,
49, ii 6osns.s. Hsnsys 81 tssiiz ssossiss
b eorte Of othaFG 31dGS not ~ elka = the RIo6sog
can convince the most sqaptacA e9ang.Es 6o1 oehes
c1tiss VIII ave time end dspoo!ntment bg caltng On
The only gsautRs cla1Tvuyant In the ety. = - eue
cseds W6K0 ~ oehe4 lan end advesoee9 only 49,
h en- do HE9singA 500 Itfs-F.aoln1 e. - q
ssa Open ssaaass 6'm ases "a 4, saa.-
MAD X ARDENKR TN oxL1DRATED RA{M-
Qntst "a 0drveysae - qve - ye1r s1ses Inss.
aAsln q pspislfy. charls ycsssd = satt.f4cooa.
nAPIh 40 e eojyi77ssd - ~ sss,j csS -
EyAIxIn solA 90 lor4 gxH111 4 y
sss A1ss1ssa - = ~ G - ~ r.
49,
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TIE Molehills anA Mountalns o. Life.
From the Philadelphta Record
MA DO Dash-'Oh. YEA my plan Of managing Q
man y 70 let him have his own way In small
things and then he Ia more Impressed when You
oppose him In great thingA t u simple enough
and very easy"
,h PAT ycung bride--But what DO you cali small
a. 1n. smoking tn the back library, sitting with
neckSiS ana % on. There's nd use n9htaHg about
suC c s1tn&e But when maA bogtna oElfic1ntng
horne1f.s
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Which are the sweetest eyes to you!
The brown, where fire and languor meet
The sunny, laughing eyes of blue,
Or black. with Chances shy and heet!
Or opalinc, with chaugeful hue,
Or Rray, where mind with beauty viea
Or violet, 80 soft and true
Tell me, which are the sweetest eyes?
Ny darling bent her sunny head.
Her radiant face seemed half divine.
The sweetest eyes to me-" said,
Are those that look with love in mine"
M. A. DENNIsoN
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneera
REAL ESTATE, NO. 12l7 b STREET sSRIH
WEST

By virtue of deed Of trust dated on the 18th day
June A. u. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No S33
folio 49, OF the land records of the District II Col
umbia aid by the written direction Of the party
cured thereby. will sell at pub &c auction in front Of
SEVENTEENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER. A d. 1883,
piece parcel OF land and situate an the City
designated and being part of lot numb red nve
in Davidson's subdivision Of square numbered two
hundred aud eighty-seven (2S1), beginning on II
street hundred aud forty 44 aud three
go inches east from the southwest corner of said
square thence north ftynne (59) cet and eight ts)
inches thence northeasterly parallel with New York
avenue twenty-three l23l feet and SIX go inches
thence south sixty nine 69) feet and three 81 inches
to street and thence west with said twenty
q ID feet and six 80 inches the beginning with
the improvements said real estate will be sold clear
Of AL taxes up TO June 30, 1883. inclusive.
Terms. one-third cash lof which q deposit of 600
must be nade st the sae) and The balance equal
instalments payable in six aud twelve months from
the day of sale respectively for which the prossory
notes OF the purchaser dated the day OF sale and
bearing interest 1t the OF six cent
from dste until paid, interest payable semi
and cured by deed Of trust on the property sod
must be gwen or the whole purchase money may, st
the option OF the purchaser. be paid in cash.
the te ms OF sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day OF sale the trustee the
resell said real the risk aud of the de
faultng purchaser after Eve days in the EVEN.
ING oTAR newspaper. All conveyalc and recording
At the expense Of the purchaser.
se4-l2t THOMAS McGII.L Trustee
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Hints for the Housewife.
n1WAx1 or TIE SMALL LEAKS WHICH NAY oCCul 7,
YOUR KITCHEN.

From Good Housekeeping.
Scraps OF meat are thrown away,
Cold potatoes are left to sour and spodl
Dried fruits are not looked arter, and become
w6rmy.
Vinegar and sauce are LEFT standing In tin.
Apples are LEFT 70 decay for want OF sorting over.
The tea canister and cofYee box are LEFT Oman
sugar yea, conee. and rico are caxelessiy sDilled
soap Il left TO dissolve and Waste In vater
Dtsh-towels are used for dish-clo napiina sov
o11h-toWelA and towels for hOlderA ~
1roome and mop6 arc not hung IN
more coal v burned than necessary by noE cha
ing oampen when the nre is not used
10O0 new 0tooms are used 10 scrub Kitchen 1oorR
Hiver spoons are used IN scraping kecfleS
nustaro - len 70 spoil IN the crise
WoooenWAre y un0cal0ed and loft 10 nam ~
crack. -
Thsa may ssem small leakS bat N the serre
gaze the lom u considerable.
----eoe-
The Ola sk1pPerss 1ssaliassgy nohsms.
From Haxpsr,s weekly
Young sktppsr-'Rsjseesd again. sposs shai
have 70 give e M"
,,S 0ld ss1ppss-.:Nonssnsa Z was Es,sessd Z.
Young ek1ppse-sHowr
Ola shppSt1swsns Spartan anoeh~ gal"
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BAKERS GOLD MEDAL PARIS, 1878
BAkEKS Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE CO.
BAKERS Goa, from which the excess of Oil has
BAKER'S been removed. IL has three times the
BREAKFAST strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch,
BREAKFAST Arrowroot Sugar, and IN therefore
BREAKFAST far more economical. costing lees than
BREAKFAST ono cent a cup. 1t is delicious, nour-
COCOA ishing, STRENGTHENING. easily digested
COCOA and admirably adapted for invalids as
COCOA well as for persons in health
COCOA SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
W. BAKER CO..
oe3 Dorchester, Mass.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IN open the Hallet 4 Davis Piano Rooms with Q
choice lot Of Upright Pianos for sale and rent.
7-6m II. L SUMNER.
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NEo W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. e36 + st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp
PROPERTY, FRONTING NINETY SEVEN
FEET SIX INCHES on THE EAST SIDE OF
TWELFTH STREET. SOUTHEAST, BE1WEEN
q AND STREETS
By virtue Of deed of trust to Us recorded in Lper
No. 1904. folio 25y. Of the land records for the
District of Columbus and at the request OF the party
secured thereby We will offer for sale. in front OF
the premises. on M0NDAN. the SEVENTEEN ID
DAY Of sEPTkMBR 1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
tine real situate in the city OF
Washington, D. Of C.. aud known and described al
of original lots IL and l3 and the east l04 feet ~
inches OF original lot IA, III square 1920.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
two equal instruments. pay able in and two years
after with interest the rate of 90
tum per annum. payable semi annually al cash 81
the option Of the purchaser deposit Of $50 will lie
required each ldVat time of sale. AL conyeyanclns
and recording at purchasers cost Terms to be com.
piled with in fifteen days the property will be
sold 1t the risk and cost Of the deiautng purchaser
JOHN II. wAGGAMAS, 4 g.
se6-eoSds HENRY WAtrtSAMANl