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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNcANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS Al

nCNCANSON BROS, Aucti0neers.
CHANCERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS AND
RESIDENT PROPERTY. IMPROvEn
BY virtue Of Q decree Of the supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed on February o5 IL
1883, in Equity Cause No 10, 113, John Hurst va
Elizabeth Hurst. we will SELL at public auction, in
front of the premises, on MONDAY MARCH NINE
TEENTH, 1883, at the hours named. the following
Al HALF.PAsT FOUR ?; NJ, the south twenty GO,
feet front by the depth of lot i've 5 square three
hundred and twenty,tonr t324l. improved BY . fine
ments with large brick back building. being house
square feet; rents for &35 per month.
At FIVE p. NJ, the north sixteen l6) feet four and
onehaf inches a ~ inches front by the depth Of lot
thirteen I'D. in square three hundred and twenty
three t323) improved by q substantial two-story
brick building now under rent, being No. al4 1 18th
street northwest Lot contains nearly 1,6OO square
feet 10foot alley in rear; first building below Penn
sylvanis avenue fine location for business purposes
Terms Of sale: e-thrd purchase money cash, one
third in onethird in two year. all cash. at
purchasers option Deferred payments to be secured
by trust property sold and to bear per cent inter
est $500 deposit each lot required time Of sale
Purchaser must comply with of sale in ten UO)
days, otherwise e-sale will be made the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. All conveysncing at
purchasers cost.
The above may also be purchased at private
ANDREW B. DUvALI. !
Cor Az and d sta NV, r-,..u
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, ifustees.
fS-d&ds. 400 La ave. n.w,)
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY \
STREET SOIICH WEST AT PIIRIIC A

VALUABLE lMPHOt ED PROPERTY NO. 6l3 Az
STREET SOUTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY SEVENTH,
1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ in 4 M
trout Of lot No 20 Of So. No. 496 having depth Of
story brick and frame store and dwelling with stable
IN the and known No. 0l3 street southwest
Terms: One-half cash. balance in six and twelve
months In notes bearing interest and secured by deed
OF trust on the properly sold all cash. at the pur
chaser's option All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost deposit of $3.50 will be required
1T time Of SALE terms not complied with In ten
days the property will be resold at the risk and Of
JNO. F. CULLINANE,
mh19-d&ds Real Estate. 1923 ct. NV.
MORTGAGES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
V1 PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
By virtue of the power and authority contained -
In q MORTGAGE from Mary Ann elliott and Joseph La
elliott to Samuel E Hill, dated the I'D day of aEI
August A. d. 1882, and recorded amcng the lana re-
cords of Prince GEORGES County Aforesaid, in Lber
j. w. b., No. folio 29O, etc, the undersigned as at
torney named in said mortgage will sell, at public
Marlboro, Nd on THURSDAY, the TWENTY SEC
OND DAY OF MARCH, 1888, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, all that tract part of tract of Land situate
lying and being in Pscataway District in Prince
Georges County, aforesaid, known BROAD Creek"
also as Potomac Heights" and fully described by
metes and bounds courses and distances in the mort
gage above referred to, containing S2 of land
more or less The improvements consist of 2-story
frame dwelling. two tenant houses barn. stable corn
house. granary, etc. :
Terms of sale Cash. Couveyancing at cost of ptr.
chaser A deposit OF $500 required at time of sale
THOMAS HILL Attorney named In the mortgage
ROBERTS STANLEY, Solicitors. ml9.3t
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Casting q Face.

From the Art Journal.
The person whose face is TO be 'talenn is placed
fiat upon his back, his hair smoothed back by
pomatum to prevent 1t covering any part
OF the face, and conical piece OF paper, or q
straw. or a quill. put In each nostril to breathe
through. The eyes and mouth are then closed and
the entire face completely and carefully covered
with salad Oil. The plaster, mixed to the prOper
consistency Is then poured In large spooniuls to
the thickness OF one-Quarter or one-haff inch In
lew minutes this can be taken on az II &c were a
tim. When cast Of the entire head or OF the
whole human figure is required, either q cast of
the lace Is added 20 mass Of clay which Is to be
modelled TO the required ngure or the whole figure
Is modelled from drawings prepared for that pur-
pose This Is the work OF the sculptor
When the clay model Is finished a mold ia made
from 1t as In the former cases II the model be a
Dust, thin ridge OF clay ID laid along the r0ure
from the head to the base, and the front Is iirst
completed up 70 the ridge by lling up the depres-
sions two or three inches deep. The ridge OF CLAW
Is now removed The edges OF the plaster are oiled,
and the other half Is done in similar way The
TWO halves are likewise tied together with cords
and the plaster is poured In. In complicated
ngures, say LAGOON" the statue is oiled and
covered with gelatine which is cut OF in sections
by means OF thin, sharp knife each peace serving
as a mould for Its own part OF the new statue.
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Value Of = College EducatIon.
| IT AFFORDS DESIRABLE ACQUAINTANCE BUr swEIIs
THE COST or TRIP FROM BcsfJN.
From the New York Sun.
A discussion arose among a number of elderly
gentlemen at a dinner the other evening TO the
value Of a college education to young. man who
had his own way to make in the world. One
speaker maintained that It wasn't the amount Of
classic lore that man absorbed which was OF use
10 him In after life, would an intimate kn0wl-
euge OF quadratc equations or OF the mysteries OF
ene olnominal tneorem tend to any material In
crease IN MS bank account He maint atned that
tne greatest advantage man got from course at
some great university was the wide circle OF
acqualntances and friendships which he formed
Win men who might become prominent In after
NE he further contended that II a man went to
any great city as a stranger the fact that he was
graduate OF any large college would help him
best people.
Nobody went to the trouble to take exceptions
70 lnis statement, but one old gentleman, the
iatner or several sons said: II don't know any,
thing about suca theoretical advantages, but am
mighty certain that q college education makes q
TIP between Boston and New York cost one OF my
SONS VINO went TO Harvard about $12, while his
Drotner, who went into business with me when he
was only Is, makes the same trip for $5.45. You
see, my son who knows all about Caesar and Cicero
mas contracted great many expensive habits In
tne course or his collegiate career. The result is
Inat ne never stops TO consider the true value OF
Goilar, never having been oollged to earn one:
expenses ran as follows:
Sest IN drswlns, room car................... 90
Dinner, with bottle Of ciaret SO
Porsar w
Total. .s12 As
MIND you, admit college education is good
.nin9 Out the Accomplishments are expensive. My
Otner son pays $495 for his Ticket and half dollar
ior some sandwiches and glass OF beer"
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A conflict took place at Limerick on SATURDAY
man was badly injured
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nThe Ouizziur G:lass-

From the Philadelphia Times.
The quizzing glass Is the newest within of the
promenade These articles, which are simply a
pair OF magnifytng eyeglasses attached to a long
handle, have for a year or two been In use at the
theater instead Of the ordinary opera-glasses.
Their first valuable quality In the eyes OF bellies
was utility, for their long handles enable one to
hold the lenses 10 the eye without raising the arms
hlgh enough 10 burst q seam OF a tight cOrsage or
10 tire dainty muscles. But ornamentation since
SET In. and now the handles are often very valua-
bic by means OF carved ivory, shell or pearl or a
setting Of gems. The March novelty as TO 0uizZing
glasses is 10 carry them In the street. and they are
there already about as much feature OF female
dandyism as the single glass to the beaux-
How Does Your Cook Move Her Hand
From Chambers Journal
\ welLknown Paris scientist, Dr. Delaunay,
mas made some curious discoveries which show
the connection between little and great things
To ascertain the qualities OF an applicant cook he
says II is suricient TO give her plate to Clean
sauce TO make, and watch how she moves her
hand In either act. II she moves it from left
watch, you may trust her; II the other way she is
certain TO be stupid and incapable. The intelli-
gence OF people may also be gagged, the doctor
further says, by asking them 10 make q circle on
paper with pencil and noting In which direction
The hand Is moved. The good students in a
mathematical Class draw circles from left to right
The lnferiority OF the softer SEX as well as the
male ounces, Is shown by drawing IRON rignt 10
lett. asylum patients do the same In "A word
sayS the doctor, centrifugal movements are
characteristics OF Intelligence and higher deyelop-
nent; cehtrlpetal are mark or Incomplete evO-
luton a person, rs his faculties are developed
may even come 10 draw circles In O different Way
from what he did ii his youth
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DRY GOODS.

LANsBuRoH & BRo
40. 40. 4a4. 4ee. SEVENTH STREET.
All. 4le, EIGHTH STREET.
Annual Display Of
SPRING SILK WOOL
AND
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
THROUGH THE CONSTANT AND UNRE-
MITT1Na EFFORTS ON OUR PART. WE
PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC AN ASToNIsH-
ING AND BEwILDERINa ARRAY OF DRESS
FABRICS GATHERED FROM THE LEADING
EUROPEAN CENTRES. COMBINED WITH
AN EXTRAORDINARY ASSEMBLY OF MA
TERIALs. MADE By THE MOST RELIABLE
OF AMERICAN NANUFACTURERs. FORM
ING IN ALL THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
CoLoRINGs OF THE LATEST
THE NEWEST OF wEAvEs
MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES
PRICES THE LOWEST
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR THIS WEEK.
HENRIETTAS Gall wooD, 36-inch. 40c. Colors-
Verdsgrs. Gobelin. Acayou. Serpent Electric. Navy
and Seal.
GROvELAND SUITINGS (sll wooD, 40-inch, SOC.
per yard in all the new shades
DIADEM SUITINGS Gall wool), 51-inch. 81. 10 per
yard. Rich soft mixtures in handsome Plaids and
Checks.
LORRAINE HENRIETTA Cotton warp, 3Sinch,
SIZE. per yard The most superior low price Hen
rieta Cloth made in all coors including Apple Green
Reseda Serpent Gobeln Electric yerdegris Dove and
Quaker.
PRINCESS SUITINGS Gall wooD, 3S-inch. 37kc.
large variety Of checks and mixtures at the loves,
quotations offered for elegant and seryceable
material
We are also showing the most extensive line OF
CREAM COLORED DRESS GOODS exhibited in
this country. Equally desirable for street. house
wear, or confirmation Suits at lowest prices
known.
Take a walk through our Dress Goods Department
and notice handsome combinations.
RICH SILKS
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN HIGH-LUsTRE FIG.
URED MOHAIRS.
CHEvRON STRIPES
SILK WARP HENRIETTAs.
PLAID COMBINATIONS with Plain to match
SERGES. ALBATROSS. FOULE, CHALLAIS and in
fact, any material made
Something to interest you every day. Make q note
of it and call on
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The Moniteur de Rome says that Empress Au-
gus.a Intends TO become Catholic. The report
nnds no credence In Berlin.
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+ A ny ssss -
T "A NM ssss
ILL ( i M ssss -
hi 8 E kk 8 e IT, i 4 4
B BBb VP kk & cS So 4 4
l.. =. s ss$ E snf So
aai4 BBBB ( 4 90
The Largest Concern in Washington.
ONE PRICE ALWAYS.
40. 400. 424 426 SEVENTH STREET,
Az. 4ly EIGHTH STREET.

Now EoR A
| SPRING DRESS.
'Of what shall il be made." How shall make its"
perhaps the questions that ladies asking
themselves about this time We have placed the fol.
lowing Inducements counters in the shapeof
STYLISH AND NoBBY DRESS GOODS.
Perhaps glance over them will help you decide: if
not there hundreds Of different styles in stock
| among which you will something that to
| strike your fancy.
THE PRICES WE GUARANTEE TO BE THE LOW
EST ON EVERYTHING.
5e-inch HABIT CLOTHS. colors light and medium
shade Of Gobelin. Silver Grey Cardinal. Navy Black
&c.
For I'd
Selling elsewhere for---.-............-..-... lxS
52-inch BRoADCLoTHs. colors Navy. Mahogany.
Myrtle. Seal &C.
20 I'd
cheap L5o
54-inch Atwood CLOTHS, suitable for tailor.
made suits and jackets.
Csc. I'd.
worth.
54-inch Atwood TwEEDs. in Grey and Brown
mixtures.
"orsn DOC
52-inch Atwood FoULE PLAIDs, in very neat
designs.
for-- 70
Actually worth ...-...-...-.......--....... l-S1b
52-inch Atwood CHECKS. in handsome styles
FOR. ID.
ALL-wooL HENRIETTA CLOTHS SILK Finish.
New Shades.
So ~ oseE 1of foc.
4o-inch Atwood STRIPES, Herring Bone
grounds. in handsome shades.
syo
neal i@o
4o-inch Atwood CASHMERE PLAIps. in ez-
quisite colorings.
ID
Always sell for l.23 "
36-inch BROKEN PLAIDs. new effects.
For. ayd.
Usual
3e-inch Atwood PLAIDs. new and desirable
shaded
For. .35c I'd
worm "
Afun line of 25c. DRESS GOODS.
100 New DESIGNS in CHALLIs 1t lSc. syd
Beautiful Line of KoEcHIrNs FRENCH SAT.
TEENS. SCOTCH aINGHAMs. WHITE GOODS &c.
ZEE A YT M ~ !. sss n
sBs ( uu 4 II 4 Sass -
mhle 7TH. sTH. AND D STREETS.
New Sps1xe GooDs
oT We ss AZ so rsceayips Oily our sPRIEa suPfIy
" 1EA1oS AnLE GOODS compristng . line %
Hsnsisssss. Ersnch MSol srtins q p.,s end com
fisursd and CordSd nqneA Iadis Linens. plain and
ufoo: psnssk Table Cloths snd uepktns 20 match.
Al width. Damask and Huck foveiA sun end Llsls
Ao,e gseas 10y Thoss n want Of chotes eoo1s
xi ma g thar advantage = snile our sseck b.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Recovered $4,000 Damages from Her
Abducfnr.

Abductor.
yIScKNNEs IND, March 19-Last fall George
White n wealthy farmer OF DavieS5 County, Ind.
became enamoTed Of his ward Nancy A. Gregory.
a. eighteeu-year-Old girl, and induced her 10
found sensation at the time, and the runaways
were a1tervard heard OF IN Canada After three
OF four months had passed Miss Gregory came
back home 10 Washington, Davies County and
suet Mr.. White for damages Last week the case
was on trial In the Martin Circuit Court at shoals
and the Jury brought In a verdict for 10000 dam
ages against White. Mr.. White has a larye
amount Of real estate.
He Made Elaborate Preparations.
uow a DISCOURAGED ILLINOIS FARMER VENT TO WORK
TO KILL HIMSELF.
81. LOTS, March IA special from Mt Vernon
IL, 10 the GtObe-DsmOcrut says: seaton Allen
committed suicide saturday In Mcclellan Town.
snip, about four miles from this city. I'm a most
novel manner. He rugged up Kind OF frame in
his barn, on which he rested a Spencer rife He
had the rife held in place with bar OF iron and
attached stick 10 the trigger, by which he fired
IL and placed looking glass before him 50 as TO
take deliberate aim he then placed straw mat
ing on the nOOr where he would lie, and shot HIM
81 while In sitting posture. He had cOnjem-
plated suicide for about three months, and was
prevented from IL at one time by his wife. He had
several photographs taken and given 10 various
clothes he desired to be buried in, and had even
Dackened his shoes. He was at one time one Of
the most prosperous farmers OF the county. He
Ioit several letters explaining the cause for the
hctr which he SAYS was financial trouble, as he has
Doen very unfortunate.
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TOMORROW.

II
MARCH TT%%TES &Si isss.
NINTH A II Sps sf fsEEfse SOUTHWEST.
uo,,svuo,n REG RESUL AL SALE OF
eoAaHDSbbnfss Sc LIT
STORE F1ATOKEs. &c. 1t
T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF STORE No SGT SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST. CONSISTING OF FINE ENaRAvINas,
CHRoMos. OIL PAINTINGS. WATER co1oRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS. ETC. MANY OF WHICH ARE
NEATLY MOUNTED. PICTURE FRAMES OF
ALL KINDS AND SIZES. ARTISTS MATERIALS,
HOLDINGS. EAsELs. PHOTO. EAsELs AND
MANY OTHER ARTICLES SUCH AS ARE UsU-
ALLY FOUND IN AN ESTABLISHMENT OF
THIS KIND ALSO. SEVERAL SILVER PLATED
SHOWCASES. TWO SMALL IRON SAFES, PIER
MIRROR. DESK COUNTERS. AND FIXTURES
GENERALLY.
m on Il TfA Mh6GK Is.
No 527 Seventh street northwest the entire contents
Sale POSITIVE sa'' Terms sG sssh,
WILLIAM T. BAILEY, Assignee.
and GSs
ROBERT vosE CO., general oa 4 Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
at fo6k s.sassd
on oth st. Sc, near Pennsylvania ave. II has front
Of 33 feet inches, by depth of 105 feet inch,
tanning feet aud is of the most valuable lots
IN East Washington.
Terms: onefourth cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. 800 deposit at sale Title guar
anteed Conveyancinx at purchasers cost.
HENRY HOFFMAN, : T,s..as
mh17-2t' ISAAC c. SLATER. Afu''ees'
IINE BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
Il NUE.. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
ON AfaEE n Gfr M MafGK THR
We will sell in front Of the premises,
PART LOT 10, SQUARE 211,
fronting 20 feet on Rhode Island avenue and run -
ming back that width depth Of about 10 feet e::
which pays small rental, and parties DESTROYS Of pur
chasing and not ready to build at will thus have
revenue The situation OF the best in the CITY,
Terms 1880, with per cent interest from day Of
sale to remain on the property until May 18th. 1889
the balance OF the purchase money cash. deposit Of
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise the right reserved to resell at risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser after days pub
lie notice OF such resale in newspaper published
mh7-d DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until TUESDAY, TWEEN
TILIH MARCH. SAME HOUR and place
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
ING AND STORE PROPERTY, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND STREETS

=
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in
Liber No: 1928, folio 23a et seq, one OF the land
public AUCTION, on FRIDAY. ths TwENTY,IHIkD
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1858, at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm,
in front Of the premises the following real
estate situate In the city Of Warrington District Of
Columbia to wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises Known and Distinguished e and
being lot numbered twenty-sx 600, In square num-
bsred ONE HUNDRED AND .IHIkfY.FUUR dSz5.
according TO A. Eardonr subdivision OF said square
In Lber X. wallack folio 1--WE. in the surveyors once
Of said city toSether with ~ the improvements ways.
purtenances 70 the same belonging or in anywse a-
pertaining.
This lot 10 improved b. well-built brick dwelling
with showroom
Terms: Onethird cash balance in twp equal install
:, one ana sT0 AZ ~ % 70 1ss5 per cent
nnal and 70 p occurred dssd Of ust the premi-
sncing etct 6 plrchsssM cost Hdspesit q $3.50
ten d.yA otherwise right reeerved b. the trustee
reeen The property the ~ ano cot q the defsult
mia c c8sl4at ssi Z isHcSaAAsr.s Trustees.
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1 FEW WORDS 70 ADVERTISERS.
An UNPARALLELED snowuNG.
The BEST Local AAversssang MeAsss
tn the WOrld.


""nenure confidence The wAsHseroS Hvrsus
STAR Is presented 70 the public a. the best local
s''e''sing medium 70 be found In the whole range
'" JOURNALISM This claim Is based upon certain
Hf'n'' -eS'Aolished facts which are wen worthy
inc CONSIDERATION Of all persons interested In CON-
municating with the public In regard 20 any pus-
ness proposition Whatever II rests primarily on
INC 0'Oaa ana sond foundation that THE srAn cir
'uiA'es III inc Guy where printed q LANCER number
VI ''i'eS ih p'Oporuon 70 popaAtion than any
payer In 'ne "ona Ana not only Is Its circulation
VIC ''''e@ ana 'ees Out IL Is also the sEsr. since
WIG paper gus not ALONE INTO tne hands OF the
p'0P'' VI 'ne pis'ric' Oh Columbia as 4 body, but
'HO0 'neir houes-in'o the families OF all classes
anu ni'0 muse Oh tne money-spendins as well ~
VAC "e'-eArning portion Oh the community,-in
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chile manner possible. the esteem I'm which tina
paper is held In the city OF It's home and by tbos,
who are best able to Judge OF its merits as news
paper and its value as an advertising medium.
These are the figures referred 70. with which q
comparison Is challenged:
DAILY CIRCULATION m ,ss,sex
1853 1854 ,,,.
JANUARY IN. ASS D, ,ss os .,n
FEKKu.Ky .,~,a a. ,,, a. .,...,
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MARCH .....................3,lSs 3.sO6 A.sss
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NV Sparxo Goops.

We are receiving daily our sPRIE0 SUPPLY
OF sEAsONABLE GOODS comprisinS . linz q
esnations: Wool Chulhes. ssttssns Zsphyr 0inghsmL
f1sured nd CordSd f1QneA Iadts Unens plain and
az n sisss; bslsin Linen shssanGs sod' Pillow Ip:ns
Hoe n great yartsty. Thoss IN want q choice rood
v1l ma % their advantage = exn1ls our etock b.
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HE Tone AND QuA1rr
SPRING OvER-SACKS
the one idea Of business efforts; to be in unison and
harmony with the wants Of the people our constant
study.
OUR Low PITCHED PRICES
denote our determination to meet the times, while
ncrsasing popularity proves our success.
We direct those who have THEIR CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER to our Custom Department
beautiful line Of suITINGs. DIAGONAL CORK
SCREWS and PANTALooNs await your inspsction.
NOAH WALKER Co
mh14 625 Penn ava
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Mind you, admit a college education is good
tnlng, out the accompaniments are expensive My
other son pays $495 for his ticket, and half dollar
ior some sandwiches and glass OF beer"