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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
H.. SEA WONDERS exists
Dccp in thousands of forms
hut are surnassad NV the

HHt MT suIPtsatu Uy IUo
marvels of invention. Those who are
in need of profitable work should at
once send to Hallet 4 Co., Portland.
Me. and receive free full information
how either sex can earn from S. to SIS
Iper day. Som e have made over $50 in
IA single day at this work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

You can buy anything in the
Millinery line or Fancy goods line
for the next thirty days, from Mrs.
Knight, at cost. Go and see.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

The board of Supervisors will
meot again the FIRST Monday in
February.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
Cotton Market.

Mr. P Il Rankin, will please &C
cent our thanks for favors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
Cost Sale

For the next thirty days we will
sell anything in store for Actual
Cost Our stock consists of Drugs
Patent Medicines. Cigars, Tobac'
co, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
81. Patent Medicine, Use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
The Homo Library Association

The Homo Library Association
Now being introduced to the citi.
Gems OF Oxford, who are interested
in kom 9 cultivation and who ap.
preciate an atmosfhers CT intellI-
sence aud refinement, is an enter
Prise of peculiar merit. As a bus
ipe.s scheme it is \ most ~sagacious
one, and, unlike other great eombi-
nations, the benefits i re so to the
people. Already it is extensively
introduced throughout our State
aud it nun. =. among its mem.
bers and eudoTssrs many Of our
well known people.
| Holly SPRINGS
( Gen. w 8 Featherstone;
Capt. Jas T Pant; Gel. T A Tyler;
Addison Graft; Rev. d @ Rankin;
Rev. Geo s Inge.
COLUMBUS
DR.. K w Jones, Presi-
C. Judge Orr ; Ex Lleut
Gov. Sims.
ABERDEEN
Chancellor Baxter Nc
Farland; Col. RO Reynolds. (ds'd);
DIR. E + Sale, president Stlte
! Board of Health ; Judge Lock Z
Houston; Eugene Sykes; Ben q
Sims; w G Sykes.
OKoLoNA:
Frank Burkitt, editor Messenger
GEN. a. III. WEST:
"The plan of The Home Libra
ry Assoc alton is. / am persuaded
admirably adopted to the wants
and convenience of those who in.
tend gradual additions to their
libraries at reduced prices"
ADDISON CRAFT
"Some months ago / became q
member OF the Home Library As
ISOLATION and have made several
purchases under membership
terms. The books furnished me
are of standard quality, both as Il
binding aud print, and the dis
counts allowed Is con siderably
more than l have obtained else
where. j can commend the As
ISOLATION to book buyers as being
all that it claims to be. In the Lar
guage of Father Bloomer, of Men
phis, we would ask for its agent
the courtesy and patronage thei
work deserves
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

II your kidneys are inactive you wili
feel and iook wrptehed even IA tue mos
cheerful society ana melancholy on III
i~oIliest occasions. Dr. J IL aeLt an's hs
or aud kidney balm will set yon right
a ain. 81 pr bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

SSA W><@s Ssss~&S VIVIAN wv ~
About August l, 1866, an erup-
ton appeared en- my arms and
legs, which panied me much aud
seemed to affect my physical con-
dition generally. I'm Ter treat
ment of a physician the sores dis-
appeared except on nav leg. There
It see med to concentrate and two
thirds OF Is. limb from the knee
to the ga .oon became a solid
running sore that discharged
bloody matt~r continually | was
treated by many physicians at va.
-ious times, but--obtained no perm
anent relief. On the advice Of a
physician at this place, finally
commenced using Swifts Specific.
I am slad 10 say that after using
three large bottles the sores hav,
all healed.
g Trizzell.
Farm. rsville, Texas.
Treaties on blood aud skin di
sease mailed free.
The Swift Specific co, Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga. l57 w sd, St
New York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
D;chlu ARE

then act. They will find honorable EN-
ployment that will not take them from
their homes. The profits are large
and sure for every Industrious person.
1t is sasy for any one To make s. and
upwards per day. who is willing to
work Either SEE. young or cid. capital
not needed We start you. Everything
new. No special ability required. You
reader, can do it a. well as my one.
Write 10 ms at ouce for full particulars
Which v mail free. Address stIason
4 Co.. Portland. Maize.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

Frequently accidents oeeur IN the house
hoiu winch cause burns cuts and bruises, for
use In such cases d.. J II AeLeanfs eante oil
Imminent has for many years been the constant
yorite family remedy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

A meeting Of the proposed
stockholders in the new bank TO
be organized here TO be known g.
the Peoples Bank Of Water VAL
ley. was held ut Harmony Club
Room. on Monday night last. Mr..
Benz Price Of Oxford, was chosen
c hairman "a. Mr.. B Leland secre.
tarY Of the nesting. After q full
and enthusiastic discussion of the
proposed organization a list was
opened for the subscription OF
stock. Mora than thirty thousand
dollars was at once taken and the
success of the enterprise assured.
Water Valley Progress, 2.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

Mr. Bem Price left on Tuesday
morning to attend a railroad meet
ing In Memnhis. This meeting Is
in the interest of the Memphis,
Oxford and Columbus road of
which 9 survey was made abou.
two years ago. 1t is thought the
road will certainly be put through
at an early day, and IL few ener.
getic citizens like Mi. Price win
put their shoulders to the wheel
Oxford win not be asleep m UGH
longer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

Ladies Wraps, and Gents Boots
at cost, for The next sixty days, at
j. NJ. Plants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

A bill has been introduced in
the Legislature requiring that all
cities and towns of over FIVE hun
.lred inhabitants shall have a pub
lished statement of the financial
condition of said corporation annu.
ally. We hope to see this bill
become alaw. Taxpayers Of coun
ties and corporations have q right
10 know in what manner their
funds are expended.
We call the attention Of our
readers to the article in another
column in reference to the Home
Library Association. Mr.. J q
Compton Of Holly Springs, the
general manager Of the As ocia-
ton, is now in our city. We chez,
fully recommend the plan upon
which the Library is established
and the Cyclopedia presented C
the subscribers is very valuable
work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19
New Grocery.

have jus, o. "A On Depot
street, at Nj Z suvs cid stand,
a nice lir sei.y jrocs ries.
Will sell you sogar, coffee, meat,
moiasses, coal oil, canned goods,
and in fact any thing needed in q
family, cheaper than tie cheapest.
Call and see me.
G.. X. HAMILTON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

The Federal court will in all
probability close to morrow. Judge
Hill opens court in Jackson next
Monday, and will go from there
TO Vlcksbuig to hold the term of
cours at that rlace. The Judge
is kept busy for o man of his age,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

Croupy sufneaticns night coughs and all the
common afeetious Of the throat and iungs
niehiy relieved by Dr. J n McLeAa's Tar
Wtne Lang Balm.
ifycu sptt up phIegm aud are troubled with
wine lung balm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro-
duee atsorcered conditions of the system
which grow and are confirmed by nea1 ect.
Or. y hcLean's strengthening cordial and
blnod purifier. by its tonic properties. cures
indigestion ard Civ IS tone TO the stomach. o.
per bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

when YOU are. eonst,pated with Ioss Of apps
lite, headache, take one OF Or. ] n Mclean
little tver and kidney piilnss. They are pleas
snss take cad will cuse you. - cts . vial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

The best salve in the world for cutss
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum fe>
yer sores. chapped hands chilblnins
corns. and all skin sruptions. and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay. II in
guaranteed TO give perfect satIsfsctios
or money refunded. Price IS cent
per box. For sale by ]. I. Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

st. ! N & SON.
Jan. ., 1888.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

The firm Of Harris s. McGhee
r now closing out their choice
stock of goods at cost. Mr.. Nc-
Ghec il IN San Antonio, Texas, on
account Of declining health and
Mr.. TIE Harris viii remove to
Tchula, Miss. to engage in bust.
ness. We extend our best Wishes
to both and wish them health and
prosperity in all their undertak
ngs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-19

We have received Hoods Calen-
dar for 1883. 1t is . beautiful
design printed in c~olors, an at
.raetive picture Of a baby girl.
Three million ara issued each year.
Every family should have one.
Send ak cents in Stamps to G ]
Hood & Go, Lowell, Mass, and
get one.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auenoneers
sE 1sp SS sb5 qB AL
ps D Ssss e The s VA and ), Of
S.s:sa Essss Sss.s ) SS E. 1880 ESsss SSss;s
SsH Spi { rs sss ss' nc Z foUs
end yins in eeorsssoxn. District q Ssiume.. md
part Of lot q Sround ino ~ ana stinsusSeS y
number one hundred and seventy. ming lI9l in
&c sOuslssss corner u MA lot i Tie
Bride and ana iunpax thence on The
sss se . s..
and parallel with the mrs, line about foryOne feet to
Greene street then son,h BY and with Greene street
with ali and sinsul.r the buiidinss improvemen1s
Iagnts and ap uriensncss to the same be-
II m AFTER we viii sell. in
i Bsals sdditioa Gressstoxn. p,.sr,st q celam-
sls era = insSs: iro% &c esand.ry
the west line Of Greene street feet
Ba S .evss
south parallel with the first line this piece twenty
TIRE iess iGSr thence :oaih ~ nshs.
SS dsssr1 ss ass
goth day Of February, A. D. 1855. together with
AZ y,sSs p.rc: q Sn1d
town. District Of Columbia fronting twenty feet more
md half iess deep lying north q the propert late
MsTdeirs and nov said S,ssainsss and more fully
ssss:: 4s &: ARE Il
itR Tia. par. of 10. numbered one hun
IN Of n 70
for the same At the northeast corner Of said and
sixty themes
!5;9 mss 4, ;Sy
privleses appurtensncs- and other heredtaments to
'n On s, thu SANE Day. or az TR THE
certain piece Of land and pEsm'e. situate
and known and distnruishsd e and being all that
Within follS%iht @ ssg
Beginning on the north side OF Bridge St Of the end
the southwest corner Of said lot number /
snS SsnS s. sSs 4; 90 feet
dred and twenty u20l feet. more or less. to the
ten % feet in width: thsncs west on said alley ak.
teen q % feet ten and one-eighth UOs.) inches aud
s'e isss sRnnns with the iree and peri
petual Of said alley. all purposes whatsoever,
sppurtenances to the same belonging Or in snywise
thereo appertaininE. improved By house 3O:7 Bridge
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in one and two years. to bear
-annuay, and to be secured by deed of trust on
premises sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser
post of 100 each piece parcel will be required
at time Of SALE convey Hcng. &C, at purchasers cost
terms to be complied with ten days otherwise the
trustees the right resell the perry
fault ut the risk and cost of the defsuns purchaser
purchasers. after five days public notice Of such
resale il some newspaper published in Washington.
ID. G.
GEORGE EMMERT, tr.
WILLIAM KErTLER,} iiusseeA
onf Eosuf Car. linn m 1osl
f2l-d&us
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Going for the Trusts.
Bills OFFERED N THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SDrtITH THEM


TO sQCkLCH THEM
The hiIl Introduced in the House yesterday by
Mr. breckenridge. Of Kentucky. to declare ''trusts'
unlawful and TO admit certain imports duty free
provides that whenever any article or product
when mined. made or manufactured Ia any foreign
country, and imported into the nited states, Is
beet duty, 10 shall be unlawful Tor any per-
.lu-, corporations or associations engaged In the
mining. making or manufacturing OF such article
product IN the United States TO enter into
'uLtrdcL. agreement, pool, combination, trust,
~iai on or Inderst anding TO control the quantity
number, value " products producedor the division
81 III. profits. and those wh1, by the terms such
ryei1 nts. refrain from the sale OF such article or
product shall os prosecuted by indictment In any
,uIgt OF the niJed states, and may be punished
hv a fine not exceeding $4,000, or imprisonment
not Xcedlng one year, or both. IL Is also provided
thht when sucn trusts, combinations, &C., are en-
tered into on articles subject 10 import duty, such
dTJIC.S shall u admitted into the United states
daring the continuance OF the trust Tree OF duty,
pTYy led that the trust controls Is per cent OF the
as.reLsate amount imported or produced in the
Z hlte,i states
Mr.. Thomas bill. in relation 10 trusts introduced
Ia the Ou- " Sterday. declares IL unlawful for any
trust u ship or transport from one state 10
another. or 10 any for, Ign country. or from such
foreign COu TRY 10 "a state In the United States.
any article Of merchandise purchase controlled or
acquired. hcid or used, with the intention 20 IN
Guy rDhInce the price OF slcn article In the mar
krt Or 10 the consumer. Vocation OF tie law Is
MAZE punishable by lnprso 1Dlent for not less than
lsO years nor more than I'VE years
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He Died for Lowe.

FIFTEEN YEAR-OLD BOYS FATAL ROMANCE
Philadelphia Press special from JobStown "
j., March 3 says: Willie Chamberlain, a l5-year-
Old son of Reuben Chamberlain, committed suicide
by taking strychnine On Friday night. He resided
at the Rancocas preserve, owned by Pierre Lori-
lard His father was employed as taxidermist
Some time ago Willie fell in love with Mary Howe
whose parents also resided on the farm. He was
her constant companion. and their apparently
happy associations were broken up by the girl and
her parents being removed TO Tuxedo Park where
Mary was employed as hOuSemaid by Mr. Joril-
lard ON Friday evening the lad went TO church,
babe all his companions gOOd-by, and expressed the
hope OF meeting them in heaven. Nothing serious
was thought OF his strange words. He went home
ate supper, and then procured some strycnnine
used by his father In preserving birds, and placed
lt In cup OF water. He washed down his last re-
past with the deadly connection. An hour later
ne was dead His parents would not consent 10
his marrying the young housemaid. She is quiz e
pretty and Is completely Frustrated by the affair."
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France showed Under.

Paris Dispatch to the London Daily News Feb 90,
France east, west. north. south, and more south
than north, is showed up Snow has fallen here
in Paris the whole day long, The 81. Nazaire and
Brest express trains are In distress on the other
side OF Cnartres. SnOwstOrms around Havre have
suspended communication inland. The lines be-
tween Granville and Dreux, and Pontarlier and
switzerland, are choked up. Soldiers are employed
on all sides In clearing DISTRACTED railways An
avalanche fell on Friday night at St Die In the
Vosges, carrying away the hOspice and an inn
when anOrded refuge 10 travellers there The
whole family and household In the inn and seven
waYfarers IN the hospice are supposed to be killed
One person, commercial traveller named Bernard
escaped. When he felt the oscillation OF the noun
tain as the avalanche advanced, he jumped from
a window and got behind peak. A corpse and a
living woman In her night clothes were found
near. Tine woman went to bed as USUAL and
was awakened Dy the crash and slide forward of
her house. she cannot think how her life was pre-
served.
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nnhl-dEds
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneer..

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
lHgsTEEs' SALE OF TAAT VALUABLE DRUG
f5xHIa A kRoNs STYLE IS FHE Snb Fha
James d. ODonnell and vile, bearing date March n?
Is and October TO- 1881 and dSly recorded re- ~
1S folio $685. seq, of tine land records of the Dis
trict Columbia, and conformity with the provs-
DRr SF & o. ss AZ TEN
An; offer for sale on the premises the entire stock
and fixtures of the Drug store known No. 43s 7th
and streets Said stock and fixtures consist in part
OF the following:
one % soda fountain. dispensing apparatus. sods
apparatus generator, and necessary fixtures including
three CD twenysailon fountains lhree Sd twelve
IL syphOn er and syphons ETC. seven % Counter
seven Is walnut wall cases,
Four az cherry cases,
Two ca plate-glass mirrors,
One ID soda counter and fixtures,
One % Farrei Co.'S safe
One I'd prescription counter.
-Four t4) walnut top counters.
One q counter scale.
globes ch.iIs stove prescription case. bottles.
And Inc entire stock of drugs and sundries with the
Tenn. q sac; TSs said Drug sser. viii first be
s
Of e s
property. II not sold entirety. the contents Of
III T.! u. E fG Sfid K q &c
:SS !. hs SEVEN s s sS
sold & iafh s; g. :s' win
,,,,., GEORGE J. RS$l s:H 4su * NV
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Sequel to an El0pement.
A ROMANCE OF TWO CONTINENTS THAT ENDED IN
u

A ROMANCE OF TWO CONTINENTS THAT ENDED IN A
TRAGEDY.
Atelegram from Wilkesbarre, March 4, says:
Twenty-eight years ago Mary Latham was buxom
lass OF Durham, England AS she was pretty she
had many admirers, but she preferred Martin
Bowe, and IN due time they were married The
union did not prove happy one, and Mrs. Bowe
eiOped with john Cough. They came TO the United
States, settling In Schuylkill County, Pelnsylva-
MA. where Cough went TO work in the uHInes
BOwe DID not learn the whereabouts or his wi 9
until years aIterward, when sister living In this
country wrote 10 her brother saying that she had
seen his wife at such place. The deserted hus-
band at once sci sail for this country and one day
surprised his wife by calling upon her. The won n
pie ded with BOTe TO keep the matter quiet, as
suring him that II would turn out right.
Cough moved from SchuylkiH to Ashley, this
county, and BDwe followed. lie applied at the
Cough homestead for board, and was accommO-
dated. IL Il not known whet ner Goug IA ever found
out VINO Bowie was. but he all or Il sudden began
10 drink heavily, and Was no longer TIE pro per-
Gus man he formerly was. Last Christmas he was
found dead with "A bullet hole in his head. cor
onerS jury returned verdict suicide on the tes-
unOny Of members OF the iamily. Cough left all
his property 10 a daughter. The two sons con-
tested, and the fact Was brought out that Cough
Was not their father, but might have been the
father 10 tue girl 10 whom he left his property
Mrs. GOUgh-BOEe IS sim living but aIter Coughs
tragic death she was stricken with DaralysiS
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TuvH0MAS BOWLING. Auctonser.
On 1n1pAf kR sssa At EA ASSaIS afsrH ,sss
commsncine ct TEN O'CLOCK. shall ssii within nv
s e .' In: q .s s sSaA T nss
VTlHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuonser
TEgsTEEs SALE OF vALgAgLE IMPROVED
A. NUMBER 1911 ssTa STREET NORTH.
BI virtue Of sdsed q trust dated the goth day -
Yios so one q thu land records ~ 81 ss
pissics q Soluh and .. the written q .he
". 81 4 RGsf FaS Sn L EST & h
fStR ocIpcK. The foiioxins a..cribea p.s 81 u
Sics II Ss. q ias sub
Georgetown tMest washinstonl As recorded in hssr
IL Srsl az sS.ssS s'' OF said DIS
Term. Of ::,s ons.third cash. balance in one and
paid, interest payable sen-annually or ali cash at
and co.. OF The dsiauiins purchaser One hundred
recording and oonvsyapsipF = PufYhs'ess Sr;I
fR R9STh sNISk HOUSE. NO sis STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWELFTH,
AT LIVE O'CLOCK ~ CIV. we VII sell IN feat q the
street and depth Of 100 eet to 10 loot s ev Inn.
proved BY BRICK houss. bay window. 2 rooms. being
Terms made known at SALE which IL positive De-
DUNCANsoN BROS,
mh6-d Auctionears.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
LARGE AND IMPORTANT POSITIVE AUCTION
FINEST COLLECTION OF
CARPETS PORTIEREs EMBRoIDERIEs &C.,
OF OVER 500 PIECES.
CONSISTING OF
BOKHARA. KH1vA. sHIRvAN. DAGHEsTAN,
CARAB AGH, KAYAK. CASHMERE. DANIELS
HAIR, ARIATOLIAN. FERGHAN, KHO-
RASSAN RUGS AND CARPETS.
GOODS ON EXHIBITION
MARCH SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
SALES FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
MARCH NINTH. TENTH AND TWELFTH,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE p NJ EACH DAY
Ca talogues will be ready on March 2, 1888.
This collection will be found the finest ever offered
ct public sale in this city
&c wAsSERBACH,
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AUCTION SALES.
'rO.MORROW.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Auctsoneer..
BIZ ASD TFSSFEEs s.FF SE
- fEFEcShs, fs9NLlNS, on INcoI.N

h1E EE tNp TsSsEEEs saLr OF yALS
sfSRR sSSSsrssS sShHS J, sS S
BY y,I.gs , 3; she .sss VII md ss:..%en. 60
!, S: ::: q ss.is:s
Sssa fSi 'I 1f \. S,T;
al sns' s eoany q ss and
and Sspt Psss d S:s; iofassls CALLED 1 1sssss
nrs .ae ps s1sa 81 Ss sss, q lana
ai.isncss = iohS., sh,, !: e cSmmsss,nr Tor
s 70 MIA 'G.S
S cd, Z, 81 n PA Of North capitol
BOUNDARY street With the esss ss Of s.d road ssSiSs
and from I
&. cn IN ss .%s
ensy;.hrse degrees and ih,rSy--e,en msu,e. e:stss
sS, or aSG p.rsei called s,hsfins ss..ve S
T immune. s ssss esp IA a AVE- ass
s of h.Ds sn Tunns Sdr.s
eighty three degrees and minutes n. s3o or
Ne ..a rosa 70 GENE.
point distant from the point Of bsipinins four hun
east IN i3S and tSence running sy ssid iassm
Line and sy -Four r ss i.
fee e me On. o. ssynnns sssep eoss'
spa with :. .nG q.
,ents. hereditan,ents, NIGHTS wsys, members priv
leees and appurtenances b the same belonging In
any manner zppertaiuin9
This tract land near boundary street q its In
tersection with North Capitol street about 10 SQUARES
from Z. 8. Capitol building. and can readily be sub
divided into hne building lots.
- Terms: Onethrd cash; balance In one and two
notes 10 bear six cent interest from day Of
deed Of trust pr0snisee or cash. option Of
purchaser or purchasers deposit of e25o0 win Be
required 1t sale ConveyancinR &c, 1t purchasers
cost Terms OF sale be complied with In ten days
otherwise tho right reserved by the Trustees 70 cell the
chaser purch.ses after i've days public notice Of
such resale in publ shod I'm Washin9
ton. DC. GEORGE EMMERT, I rr,,.,~.
WILLIAM kETTLER. !
f24-dkds
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Playing VIM. Tell.
MODERN SEQUEL To The SWISS TRAGEDY WHO
PAoNIsEs TO END FATALLY.

A MODERN SEQUEL To THE SWISS TRAGEDY WHICH
PsoNIsEs TO END Fatally.
The old story VI Wm- Tel, his son and the apple
has modern sequel That threatens 10 eud tragic
ally. Tae actors are Sumner II JlIsnier, aged
thirteen year.. OF sou,eryille, Mass. the son OF
prominent business man or Boston, and his cousin
OF eleven years, also named Hollander The
elder boy had pistol OF small caiiD r and some
cartridges lie extracted, or thoushS he dld the
bullets from some oI the cartridges q rev days
asO. The boys Lnen undertook 10 reproduce the
ancient swiss DRAM. sumner took ihe part OF
Mm- TELL and the y unger boy that OF the son
with inc apple. The pisloi, they thought would
ILuch better answer the purpose lhan a bow and
al row. When the smaller iad had taken position
ne was fortunately stricken with sudden inis.,lv-
iBgs. lie turned his head 10 Que SIDE, with the
exclamation: suppose there should De sonnet ming
In lIr lust as his cousin nred The movement
saved lie Little fellow rUm Instant aeath for bui-
let struck him on the rignL side of the neck. The
wound Mas serious, and the boys condition has
grown s;ea1uy worse until now his lie Is
uespaired "