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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TkUS EES SALE OF NO. lOl2 DELAWARE


AVENUE SODTHWESl.
Under and Virtue u the PROVISIONS of a Certain
deed OF rust To the undeIs lsned trustss q IIoIi
Arthur Car er aud wife. b.AIlIs date uctO.er u
1856. and recorded IN Iiber No. 12Ul, foiv 10. eI
one OF the and rrcord> District OF olun-
bAs We WILL at the request OF the patty secured,
TUESDAY, OC1ODEh SKI EkNlh, 1858, at Al Al =
PAsl FoUh O'CLOCK PM, sell 1T public aucuon
Ia Iron oil tile lises lot lumber lweuty CzUl
dred AID MA ety-tLis tov3). improved 10 . small
frame house.
Terms II sale: One half Of the purchase money in
cash the balance la two secuted ~ the
The purchase. and deed OF rust IA the PREMISES
sold. or all cash. st the purchasers opuon aepust
Of Sl00 required the day VI sale. Conveys sciug
NJ cost Of purchaser hSie be coLllie,a
ten days from the date thereof
the right 70 resell Nj he cost risk of dsisuI
Ing purchaser BENZ. +. LEIGHTON. trustee,
Office No Az La n W.
ChAkLLs A. hILDA.E ruslee.
oc4-d6ds fflce No. SA% - st a "
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4 'HA>CEhl SALE OF VALUABLE In. l.oyhI
~ hLAL EoIN1E IN ana. al. Oh MASKING
TON DIslklIr of coLUA bIA, KNOWN As No

( 'HA>CEhi SALE OF VALUABLE In. hoxsD
ToS IsI IN u M II q 70
By M ne u decree OF lie surrne Court of the
1885, in amty cause No IL lo., Docket rs. the I'M
OF the IN S' s XII % Sf. 4
DAi oi osIDBLI. A u. 1855. HALF-PAsI
ground ana preni.es Known TO- ssu-re Ia. ON
n ground plat Of III. ei Q, Washing o.. .istr c.
d ground. more OF less. with the improvements
honse and stable iis So infs "e'iiS
Terms o. sac: One tiid OF purchase noIey in cash.
day VI sale. wih ntei eat at per centUi per anIun
psyaoie a.iy notes 70 lie gwen tor deferred
the purchaser may pay AL cash Terms OF sale be
compiied with within tea days. Al onveyancius aud
hYRoN M. PARKER Trustee.
A. MACDONALD MoBLAi io trustee @ a~'
DUNcANsON BROS. Aucts oc4-aSds
1,kus1l - $ ALE Of ALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
l. n Tl.L Cary on NASH Aul ION DI1IKICT OF
~ DwLLLlSGa So; 40 g sr.:EEI N9sT..sSsE
VI. or.nt Ct n. No it3oS IN EaIly' we mitI otter A.
E Sf ra b a The De &c az the S
fASf FOUR O'CLOCK Il. the folio sIus -descrioed
tsn III 10 IN! l % s. ana
the east ~ feet Of lot - ~ the dep.n u sad lot
tnye hundred and MIN }
lei ms VI SAFE: Que thlrd cash. b-lance In equal in
sta lnieuts At anu two to be gwen bear
ing SIX per cen: interest d-y of sale, payable
sen-.nlualy, aud to ue securtd deed Of truss ON
The property sod or cssh Al the option of pur-
chaser, deposit OF 800 viii be eauirvd at time II
sale. Convey aLicinx, &C, purchaser est Ii terms
OF sale not complied ~th days Gay of
sale the Trustees the right rsll the prop
ery default the risk aud the deisuIting
purchaser after five days notice some news
paper published IN VA hin1iou. DC.
Mason NOBLE RICHARDSON, l
4O0 oth STREE northwest
EDWARD II. ihOMAS, ArusteeA
9l6 4 street mort Invest
THOMAS DOW Ii NG. Aucttopeer ocs Ara.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt VERNON: MT VERNON
STEAMER ". W CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wha daily (eace sunday for IN
vernon and llyer LANDINGS far down &C
about 80 " "
sl0 L L BLAKE. C-pt4in-
1.ok POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAM -MAkkF1ELU-
Leaves 9TH ST wharf MONDAYS TIL ksDAYs
aud shIUkDAYs at am Returning TUEsDAfS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS - ~. touchin. at overland
ines n tar NoIliIi Cr-ek Va st. Elements lay a
leonsrdtown. Md. Connects win b aud v X n AZ
sbepherds. see schedule. yOhA y. PAD0ErE Az
e. W. RIDLEY. Manager Ja25
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W. H. McKNEw.
Late R H. TAILOR,
BANKRUPT PR1cEs

BANKRUPT PR1cEs
FOR FINE AND RELIABLE CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS. NEARLY EVERY.
THING THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO
MAKE MAN OR BOZ APPEAR NEAT AND
COMFORTABLE AT THIS TIME OF THE
SEASON CAN BE FOUND HERE AT NEARLY
HALF VALUE. THE PRICES MARKED
UPON EACH AND EVERY GARMENT TELL
TALE UNHEARD OF IN THE HISTORY
OF WASHINGTON.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NO. 400 9TH ST. N. w.. COR. D.
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dispatch from Neche, Oak, to the Chicago
Tribune says: When the regular passenger train
from Gretna arrived Henry Williams and Miss
Matte Sawyer, beautiful girl OF eighteen, an
nounced that they wanted 70 get married at once.
conductor Scott said he would try to accom-
modate them and hold the train until some one
could De found 10 perform the ceremony. While
tne messenger was hunting up clergyman the
keeping the crowd OF spectators away, having on
pair OF boxing gloves and Threatening to lay out
the first person who should attempt 10 disturb the
couple. Meantime The Rev. John Scott appeared,
told the young couple TO stand up, called on
Deputy Collector OF Customs Miller 10 Witness and
In a minute the clergyman pronounced them man
ertS, Collector Miller, and Baggageman O'Brien
each demanded and received kiss for his services
conductor Scott gave the signal TO go, and the
train lett with the happy couple amid shouts and
congratulations from the numerous spectators
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$ S's T g 4, :. S s: $:
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Second door,l

We shall make . special effort TOMORROW. SAT.
URDAY October 49, to exhibit our full line Of CHILL
DREN'S CLOAKS, comprising over sixty 900 styles
and invite parents to call and zee our stock.
We give below Q description Of few styles. fol-
lows:
LOT MOL.
FULLPLAITED SKIRT. with belt and cape. in
Brown and Gray stripe cloth.
AGES Ages 4 T. o., g. e. g; .e 10: .,d ~
LOT No2.
FULL-PLAITED SKIRT with belt and triple cape,
in dark Garnet cloth
t ts,ss. $3.50 400 g. AZ Is, a. - g. .s o.
OF No3.
PLAIN SKIRT. with full-Rathered back short cape.
and paits down 'front.' in Blue aud Brown stripe cloth
very stylish)
Age 8. TO- l2.
Price. s7.25 s7.75. $3.50.
FULL-GATHERED SKIRT. with cloth revers On
waist. trimmed in braid and with Belle sleeves
Price. s,o..75. sii.ss. .is.oo.
We have manv other styles very different from those
thor description.
COME AND SEE AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED.
All styles of cloth in plain colors Checks Stripes,
and Nobby English Effects handsomely braided and
sash- trimmed.
Several elegant styles for Misses in plain cloth
braided. with Angel sleeves
Our prices reasonable and range from a so to
S25
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER \ wnLlA1s : 90. Auctionser.

WALTKR 4 WILLIAMS B 90. Auctionsers
NALuAnIl I,1PRuyED fRoPERTr FRONTING on
ESIkEEI b1TwEEN OH AND 10Th STREETS
on MONDAY. OCTObER sIFfEENTH, AT HALF
~ nASa FVUh O'CLOCK 2. " We shall 81 N tront o.
ING 70 feet inches front by loo feet deep improved
ssuostsnrAl thres story. basement ana attic DICK
DIV ling OF about IA rooms modern improvements.
Inn property by reason OF It's location. Possesses
great TO those in search Of hstcass prop
erty Ihn rare opportunity TO secure either sale
Investment O desirable dwelling
Terms MADE Known at time sale; 900 down when
cost.
oce-d&ds Waller b WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HoA1 hoIlE 20 LONDON,

- AOhA hOllE o LONDON
~ AUhDDkJ oIhkR LLOYD 8. s. ca
tsst Lxpress steamsrs
To Southampton tLopdon. Hsypl BremanL
Ina Tues &C.. 40. zssO y Ia. Ale. Mo4-. Ocis
Ia, d D. M fuiuA, Oct ~. aIAs-. Nea-
Oct ~. Q. M klos. Sat Oct %, y 80 m. LAhn.
We'd. o. 81.
Comfortabis sutsrooma excellent table, iurr1ouus
saioon appointments Prices: Let cabin. o. aud up
wards berth accordns 10 location: "a cabin. $50.
berth: steerAge 81 low rates; Apply 10 r. r. DkDOP
s25 Psnn- ave BkALI. BRoxN & CO. 1921 q 81
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OUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers-
1ONSANSON bhOS-, Auctoneeul
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two SMALL TRACTS OF
land NEAh TnlNING CIli. THE EASTERN
IEhMlNUS OF PENNSYLVANIA ANENUk

LAND, MEAN Timing CHI, TIE LAS ERN
BIlDuE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded In Liber
NO 1ol follo 43y. of the land the
trict OF ColuIubIs, I viii sell on the PREMISES ON
iUESDAl, the sIXIkENIh DAY OF &C oBEh-
All 1885, Al hALt-PAsT FOUR OCLsyCk A. the
follow g-descbed real estate. the County
OF Washington. District .. Columbia to Wit All those
tracts OF Ianu ~ is and BENZ said county and Dls-
t1ct known aid described Lots ID and two ~,
as the same are laid down and described In the plat
the subdi, ision OF the estate Mathew wg1el de-
ceased the same being situate the eastern side Of
the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river. iot Cd
contalni nve-tignths Ga III and lot CO
conSiuing one ID acre eight te) perches improved
BY Dwelling AND Outbuildinss.
Terms of sale: e0J0 and expenses Of sale includ-
ing taxes Ia cash, balance In equal instruments
and Twelve months for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser bearing itetst IRON day of sale aud securd by
deed OF trust ON the properly sold shall be takeu.
dcLosit o. 500 required at tue sale. All
Nsy anc ne Sc al purchasers est. 1ernss to COM
plled with IN ten days other wise right reserved TO
sell At risk aud cost deaultng purchaser after ve
days pubic noti OF such resale IN newspaper
published IN Washington, ID. q.
ocJ-d IkOlll q. KIMBALL. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED By TWO.
STORY HOUSE No. HOS TENTH STREET
d NORTHWEST.
No 971, folio 400 seq, Of the Land Records of the
District Of Columbia an Of the request of the par
front Of the premises, ON WEDNEsDAl. y. 1oBtR
I'M n 1885. e FOUR FORTY FIVE
O'CLOCK =. M. Lot z, in " sls subdivision OF lots in
square 335, plat in Lber II. u. c. folio ia of
the recorus Of the surveyors Office Of said district,
with the improvements Aforesaid.
Terms: One third cash OF which 900 must be paid
at the time Of the sale baa in three equal install
mens in six twelve and eiSrhteen months, which
notes Of purchaser bearing Interest," from day OF
ana secured oy deed OF trust on property sod Will be
from SALE property will be resold risk and of
defaulting purchaser.
yNO. W. .piLLING. Trustees.
THOS. Il. WAGGANAN. Auct ocll-dt o
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THEY HAvE-WE HAVEN'T"

IT SEEMS TO BE A HUMAN TRAIT TO
NOTICE AND CovET THE POSSESSIONS
OF OTHERS. YOU CAN RECALL SOME ONE
WHO'S GOT SOMETHING IN THEIR HOUSE
WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AND
THERE ARE QUITE A GOOD MANY WHO
CAN'T UNDERSTAND HOW THEIR NEIGH
BORIS FURNISH THEIR HOMES AS NICELY
AS THEY DO. YOU KNOW OF SUCH YOUR
SELF. THEIR INCOMES ARE NOT so CON-
sIDERABLY MORE THAN YOURS. NOR ARE
THEY PARTICULARLY MORE ECONOMI-
CAL IN THEIR LIVING. BUT THEIR HOMES
ARE CERTAINLY FURNISHED VERY
NICELY. THEY'VE GOT WHAT YOU
HAvEN'T-IN MORE SENSES THAN ONE
DETERMINED TO HAVE COY AND TASTE
Full HOMES. THEY'VE MADE UP THEIR
MINDS TO PUT ONE. TWO. THREE OR tPos-
sIBLD FIVE DOLLARS EACH WEEK INTO
ELEGANT FURNITURE. HANDSOME CAR
PETS. TASTEFUL DRAPERIEs. AND
PLENTY OF STOVES THEY CAME TO Us
WITH COMPLETE LIST OF WHAT THEY
WANTED. IT FOOTED UP A GOOD DEAL
MORE THAN THEY HADLOR EVER WOULD
HAvE-THE READY MONEY TO PAY CASH
FOR. WE AGREED TO FIT THEM OUT
FROM CELLAR TO GARRETT FOB A SMALL
AMOUNT IN CASH AND A CERTAIN WEEK.
LY PAYMENT ON THE BALANCE THEY
ACCEPTED THEY AGREED TO PAY Us so
MUCH EVERY WEEK. THEY'VE KEPT
THAT PROMISE THEY'VE PRETTY
HOMES-RAPIDLY AND EASILY PAID FOR
AND THEY HAVE KEPT UP THEIR CREDIT
WITH US BY ALWAYS KEEPING THEIR
PROMISES. NOW. CAN'T You SEE WHAT
THEY'VE GOT THAT YOU HAVEN'T
SOME THINGS WORTH HAVING. AREN'T
THEY NICE FURNITURE AND AMPLE
CREDIT-THEsE ARE WORTH HAVING
DON'T YOU THINK so.
HOUSE HERMANN,
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND
CARPET HOUSE
e21 AND 923 sRvENTH STREET n. ".
AND CSC MASS. AVENUE.
oc1-2m.
UST THINK! STYLISH GARMENT FOB
cnto or year. old, for 81 80; LANCER sises ris
&C. escn. kAuE4AN'6 COAMAATiON. 18th q
FAIL AND W1xrr. HAra
DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS
In eilk and Derby. Firth Avenue Style.
Direct Importation q Silk and Derby Riding Hat
OF LAdaeA with cad without vealA
wuLkTT 4 RuoFT,
Hattsss md IsxxtssA
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/ will sell. at public auction on
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH.

WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH,
At the farm of
G. +. WILKINS,
On the Potomac River about six miles below Aexan.
dria, the following stock:
70 Cows most Of them freah and springers: Bulls
/ ioke Of Work Oxen, steers. Heifers &C.: IL
Pigs. 100 Good STOCK Ewea
cash The steamer Harry Lodor Will leave of KING
street. Ale xanura, at II l5 tax ng persons who wish
to 20 aud returning after the sale.
HOWARD L WILKINS
r 7. LUCAS Auctioneer. ocl3-2ts
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DUBLLC SCHOOL BOOKS At CONTRACT PRIoEs
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EVERY GRADE
wHoLEaALR AND RETAIL
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CARPKTsi CARPKTs,i CARPErsni
We srs daily receiving or Fan supply Of Dl0ELoW.
LOWELL Z HARTFOkD WILTON oAkPETh BODY
BRUssRIA NOoUET7. vELvErA TAPesfklHe
THREE-PLYR IA0RAIA2 End All eoUAkEA
RU0s NATs CUKTAINa and DRAPIN6s IN grsa
vsxsssv. An tnspsctaen Of our seock n solicited
ss26-am Hook BIO CO. 1923 U e
n 3. WXiKER DON2 204 lOrn eF2kIT 4 "
q Q AaAo01o2 lHpsr. y1r0 0r1ok - cay
u26 st~LtA fulR -
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DUAoASsoN Bros AuetiOnser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY

1hOS1EE'S BALE OE UNlMPhONED PROPERTY
TEkSfa SSb h s hhuSasf t hsfh
| 81 Ell .nd LIZ
n ETH q n f 81 3 sss 4
O'CLOCK z NJ the iollow,ny;ds:c.ibea real estate
Columbia. to Wit: All that certain pisc OF parcel Of
iOt thirteen is IN A square oIs n .nd
NIFTY EIGHT I05sl commencing = point one hun
south from said point one aud len ss. taenos
ineh thence s:.s i0ssysso ssss: thence north one
s1 s o =
SpSi srs n g TIE Sina Of Ssp,i1E .Sso,SnS 70
'hf Ss' s.s on.
sh.;ss: d:9s:as sSSo .sauF:S !. Fl; Convey
e ,s e. . AZ: pss sa r.
such resale In some Newspaper published in Washing
Oci2-dsds THOMAS O. BRADLEY. Trustee.
(,HANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL EsTATL sITuATLD ON The HElGH 5
SIDE sni,T Of E, tAYETTE sssTR s.ReEE, AN
s TBS ssFAs saEA Az fET y
yIsSs decree 2, the supreme Court Of ,a
Fk1DAY. the NINETEENTH DAY OF OCIOIER
1883. 1t FINE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following de-
scri6ed Real Estste situated in ssd GsorgeUovn BE-
ginning for the same ct point the
east line Of .Eayette cnow known Is 35th,
street distant 267 feet 10 inches, north from
the north line Of sth crow known e " St. and rum
thence twardly 70 point the west liue Fred
erick now known ~ :i4lD st. distant 2Y3 1t north
from said north Line Of Stn st thence north 81 t.
It to . point distant lS1 IT in. sastw raiy from
point said east line Fsyette st, distant 90 IL
In. north from the place Si besinniny thence west
wardly 1S1 # In 70 said point distant l6O f. in
pSrth from the place q 5eg.n Ing and thence south
with the improvements, &C.. consisting OF two-story
brick house and frame out buildings
Terms OF sae-Une- tdrd cash. residue in two canal
pa, ments ~ one and two years spectively, with in.
teres and secured BY deed Of trust on the property
sold or ~ cash ss option of purchaser $500 deposit
required 1t time OF ssle. All conveyancuaS &c 81
Iurchasers cost Terms 70 be complied with IN ten
days. or the trustees the right to resdverse
and sell the prvperty At dsdxulting purchasers cost
aud risk
CHARLES b. CRAGIN,
HENRY O. sTEM1kT, jR.
t224 st NV. AFusA
WILLIAM K DUHANEL
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioncess. oc5-d&ds
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LANsBUR0H BRO.
49, 422. 4o4. 426 9TH St and 417-Al9 9Th 81. NV.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioueera

DAPPLE GREY HORSE, YEARS OLD. WAR
kANTED SOUND, KIND AND GENTLE. PIANO
BOX slDE-BAk BUGGY. 1 s.DE-bAh sCRhAh.
SCI 81 kkAi HAHN l.ss, &C.
= - Al AUCTION,
On TUESDAY AokNIN9, OCIoBER SIXTEENTH
commencing ct TWELVE O'CLOCK, we VAL sell IN
iont OF our salesroon,s 9th and -ts H. w. the
Aorse surTsy busgy, H.. ~ which the attend Of
buyers Is called ocl3-2t
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HiRh.NRaler Mark.

High.Sater Mark.
Mrs. Bacon-"l say, MIR. Chalkem, 1 understand
you are about TO raise the price OF milk"
Chalkem-"Yes. maam; nilk will be nine cents
quart after the first OF the MONTH"
''That'S what you Call high-water mark, SUD.
pOSe."-Yonkers Statesman.
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MEDICAL. &C.

NEDlSA1X, &C.
II AIDES WHO REQUIkE THE sfkyIcEs oF An
~ experienced ienaie pbysicisn should consult MA
DI. MASON, ll05 Park tlsce e. botween and =
oc13-6.s
~ lie Oldest Estsblished and Only Reliable LAdiss
Physician an the Cay. -.
can be consulted daily. 404 81. octwssn ~ add
Prompt treatment Correspondence and coasuts-
ION strictly oonndentaA sss~fsss fosins Ier isns>
d. LIoA's rlLLsi PER BOX
Mailed 10 any sddrs.s On receipt q prios
se26-lmo &o4 Of. nv.
M AAhOOp RESTORED Bi gslN6 A BoIILE
Vii cure any case Of nervous debility aud lo-s Of
perye-poweE Il mpert. vasor " tse ~hois sysss.A
Ia HAS NEvEk bt:E-A CoN1hADISIkDI that
lDr. BROTh.hs rs the oldest-e-tAblished sdvertis-
isg Ladies' physician an ths cry. isdles you cen
confidently consult DR.. BkoI HERS. yoo Is 81 az.
Iarticu.ar att ntion Isd 70 all Ieculiar .
lAole., married sla4gie. forv Year, expensncs.
se-o-lni'
NAME DE FOREST LONo-EsTABl.IsHEp AND
81 Lsr resldencs, s0l 81 Nc. orios hoars from
b pm with LAdass oniy. NIs-Sns
n. FAD AND IA MIsE-DR BRoIHEks voc sf
N ". Appeared before me aud nasoe ostL that hs1s
spQ WI euaruntse In al private dls.sse
q men aud fusIsh medicine. charge. consuItsr
scIsbsd sd and sworn Ssioss Iss 6y Ii. ssofHasS
tssusc. Of CcluauDaE sL,s "a iAs u aus. lisa
TAR MOTIFS FRENCH PIwDEKs ARE The
Dstandsrd remsdy for all blood dissssss. causing
throat na1a o. skan troubss urinary dlssasss cured
LA s Sobrs s0 SrhvisF * 20 r ssa
pstursl seknsa oss % vitality. nervous d~bty ao.
ke fr'os q. 2. ~ sssasa ~ mail - sale az
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AUCTION SALES.



nuNcANsoN BRoa. AucsisnssrA
NINTH a ASS SfH . fihtsso sSSasafuwrsr.
''hS0 SSgSs' 5tI ssALhIS'h
s1HE EkESeH kIs gfi fifn f lSS h hshR
fS ssIs ss!s HsSS csSk f S.pk n al ~:
sSISIEP saEHlss ss1Is II fHHshs s s
E9k fsoNT AhS 9ubts wAhsFoEI shl
aHsssSAKR HAIR AID oThfs MAJ
iNa otis KITCHEN Ss6tfsiTEs. LANCE
,s cor ia = , TkS s tsb srooxp.H,sp Moourr
yELSST. SoDf. TkPEsfkY AND iSasAIS
ALSO BAY HORSE kIy ~ ASp GENIE GENIE one
TTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.
i1PoRIAST SALE OF me ENTIRE STOCK AND
EH ssHs sSsTAx US gaHBkaoiss IS kshF
EFSESas Ssb 81 sSEs
Esssi sfsIS SisAS Sffsf I'M
Bn3AZE AND oIHkk MhLALs nAhlc1hih z
s skI 81 eAsH
eHnfESn ASp PsAhkh S pyks OF WIN
DEsCkIP INN, w y HANDSOME MAHOGANY
CABINET, HLAkINGs PAINT ShAAiIoS
oFiicE fERNfitRE AND AL IHE sAILv
ING, COUNTERS. ETC. -
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER SIXTEEN.
1883 commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. shall seil me
entire contents OF the aoove Toned establlsnent
which embraces nne lime Of thing apIertAains
% the stationery business The VII be continued
ociI-dxds ~ THOMAS BOWLING. Auet
hUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioueera
DAPPLE GREY HORSE, YEARS OLD. WAR
kANIED sOUNp KIND AND GtNTLt. PIANO
BOX SlDE-BAR Bl10l. 1 s.DE-bAh sCRhAl.
SET 81 khAl HAHN LIS, &C.
. Al AUCTION,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-24

TBE case from Boise county in
which Judge T. S. Hart is plaintiff in
error and Boise county is defendant
IN order, was set for 10 o'clock A. NJ.
yesterday. The Attorney General,
K. Il. Johnson, and District Attorney
{. S. Kingsley appear for the county
and George Ainslie for plaintiff. 1t
was the understanding, when Mr..
Kingsley left on Saturday, that the
case would be submitted on briefs
without argument. We shall proba-
bly, get decision during the week.
This is the only case before the Su-
preme Court involving the constitu-
tionality of the Fee and Salary Law
of the Territory.
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An Important Question.

Shall the government by right OF
eminent domain, buy the existing
railway and telegraph lines, or build
new ones? We hold that it is better
to build new ones-t-unk lines and
double tracked-and this for several
reasons.
1st. They would be built on more
direct and shorter lines.
I'd. 1t would at once set all the
idle labor in the United States to
work, thus putting the money ex-
pended for the work directly in the
hands of those who need it most, and
also increasing the demand for all
kinds of machinery used in railroads.
Sd. 1t would at once solve the
and telegraph question, and
give the farmers and manufacturers
cheap rates to the seaboard and be-
tween points.
4th. 1t would give many points
communication that are now
them.
To get the money Congress should
the amount needed in
treasury notes, which should be a
legal tender for all debts, both pub
lie and private [Union Labor Jour
nal.
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Systematic Highway Robbery.

Three motherless children began
the struggle for self maintenance
The first thing the oldest-a girl ii
years of age-did after the funeral of
the mother, was to scan the advertise
ments in the "help wanted" columns.
She found in an evening paper an ad-
vertisement for girl to run a knit.
ting machine. 1t was from a we'll
known firm on prominent street.
She applied and was given job. Af-
ter she had been there a couple of
weeks she saw a constant change in
the many faces around her. Girls
that were there yesterday morning
were not there this morning. But
new ones were engaged.
She began to make inquiries among
the older girls, and found that they
left because they could not make
enough to live on. The night of the
second day she determined to see
about it, and she asked the forewo-
man for her time. She was given a
card with two days full time credited.
She had made two jackets and one
dozen busties in the two days. When
she presented the card to the office
she was told that she owed the firm
20 cents balance for the use of the
machine and steam power.
She was credited 20 cents apiece
for two jackets chats 40 cents) and
80 cents for the dozen bustles Chats
20 cents). She was charged Is cents
a day for the use of machine and
steam power Chats 90 cents,, leaving
a balance of 20 cents due the big
firm. At this rate she would have to
pawn her soul at the end of a week
to pay the firm for the bad air she
breathed while using the machine
and steam power,
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DEMOCRAT: The cold snap spent
its force on Sunday night when, we
are told, the mercury dropped to
thirty degrees below zero, which
was the lowest temperature ever
experienced in Boise City,. Fruit
growers here say they do not
believe the trees nor the buds
have been seriously damaged
by the cold, which came on grad
ually, and after long dry spell.
Six years ago when trees were killed
or crops destroyed the freeze came
suddenly and after wet season,
when much sap was up. .Lafe
Griffin, hunting stock on the plains
near Kuna, was caught out on Sun
day night, and nearly frozen he dis
mounted, made a sagebrush fire and
warmed himself. Going to his horse
to continue travelling he found the
poor animal frozen to death. Don
Basil had COW and colt frozen to
death same night. And so also was
a greyhound that had taken quarters
in a straw stack on the opposite side
of the river.
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JOHN EAsIEY, of Garden Valley.
was in town the other day. He esti-
mates that four or FIVE thousand
pounds of potatoes, about half what
he had in his cellar, were frozen dur
ing the cold snap SO as to be fit on
ly tor hog feed. Spuds have been
frozen everywhere, and the chances
are that before many weeks, potatoes
stored in cellars that are proof against
the cold, will command big price,
as scarcity makes value. 1t is pro-
bable that before spring time comes
only newspaper men and other
bloated capitalists will be financially
able to indulge in the luxury of "fll-
ing their cases" with the high priced
"spud."