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The Hubbard. Fry Case.

BEAVER, Pa, Nov, 24.-After being
out twenty-four hours the jury in the
famous Hubbard-Fry breach OF prom
Use case brought in a verdict this
morning in favor Of the defendant and
placing the cost on the prosecution.
The plaintiff at first refused to be-
lieve it, but when told that the YER
dict had been heard in open court,
she collapsed and exclaimed "Oh,
| can't believe it. that man Fry
bought up the Jury. suppose We
are all liars. | cannot say any more"
The costs are estimated at 800, and
may reach $1,000.
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Notice to Defendant In an Original
Attachment.
Mathes & Wilcox
against
w. S. Lewis.

TO W. 5. Leaeis
In Pursuance of an order heretofore
made and entered by II. G. Hart, a
Justice Of the Peace of Washington
county, in an attachment suit wherein
Mathes & Wilcox are plaintiffs and
you ale defendant, you are hereby no
titled that upon the affidavit OF the
plaintiff, in which it is alleged that
YOU are indebted to Mathes & Wilcox
in the sum Of twenty-five dollars that
you have removed yourself from the
county Of Washington privately; that
you are absconding and keeping your
self concealed; that said debt is just,
a writ of attachment was on the 18th
day of November, 1888, issued in this
cause against you by II: G. Hart, a
Justice OF the Peace OF Washington
county, which writ came to the hand
of B. F. Murray, deputy sheriff of said
county, and was by him on the 9TH
day Of November, 1888, duly levied on
certain property of yours-vi2. One
tobacco cutter, one pain scales, o2}12a
pounds soda, 7 tacks snuff, 2 packages
tea, s pounds plug tobacco, 3 cans Of
apples, l can of tomatoes, IL cans OF
corn, ii cans Of baking powders, %
boxes backing, boxes sardines, 6
cans of mustard, bottles catsup, 9
cans pepper, 10 pounds smoking to.
hoooo III cams I've. 25 boxes blueinR,
package starch, 81 bars soap, Q pairs Of
boots, 8 brooms, 6s pounds wrapping
paper, AS pounds paper bags, 81 butter
Guns. / pound spice, IS pounds cheese,
| / bucket apple butter, bucket iellie, l
syrup barrel, containing small amount
OF syrup, syrup gauge, ! ine.hold.
er, one barrel and faucet, II pounds COT
fee, SO cigars, as appears by the return
ofsaid sheriffon the 18th day ofNovem'
Der, 1888, to said H. G. Hart, Justice
aforesaid Now, then, you, the said w.
S. Lewis, are required to appear at noon
on the odd day OF December, 1888, at
the Office Of said H. G. Hart, Esq, in
johnson City, Ninth civil district OF
Washington county, Tenn, before him
as the Justice having cognizance OF
this cause, then and there to defend
this action so commenced against you
by attachment, otherwise the cause
will be proceeded in against you ex-
parte. ii. u hart,
J.P. Washingl IN county, Tenn.
Johneo Citv this Nov, q, 1888.
s4n-24.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

TOT EDIToR-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles Of my rem
edy FREE to any OF your readers who
have consumption ii they will send
me their express and postoffice address.
Respectfully, T. A. SLocuM, NJ. c., lSl
Pearl street, New York.
222-28S.
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SITS RIGHT DOWN ON II.
Chancellor Gibson Holds That the L.
t., v. L. q. Cannot be Leased.

Knoxville, Nov. 24-Chancelior
Gibson rendered an opinion to-day in
the suit enjoining the Richmond x
Danville Railroad Company from OPP
Grating the East Tennessee, Virginia
d Georgia system under the lease re.
Gently made, and which is to be acted
upon by the stockholders Dec. %. The
decision AYERS for the plaintiffs who
are holders OF deferred or common
stock. The Chancellor's decision is
regarded as remarkable document,
and caused sensation in the court
room. 1t is decided on the ground
that the two roads are competing
lines, and being competitors, Tails I'M
der the band Of proviso containing
In special act passed by the Tennes-
see Legislature in 1887, which prohib-
its combinations of competing lines OF
roads. In conclusion the Chancellor
said: "The path is plain before me
and / unhesitatingly follow its sign
boards. The result is that an order
may be drawn granting the prayer Tor
an Injunction to restrain the East
Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia Rail-
way Company from ratifying or APP
proving or in any way recognizing the
so.called lease, or from making any
lease OF other transfer Of its property
is the Richmond & nanville Railroad
Company, and the Richmond d Dan
Vile Company will 6e enjoined from
doing any act whatever under said So
called lease, or in any way undertake
ing to operate, control or manage the
property or roads Of the East Tennes-
see. Virginia & Georgia Railway Com
pany. Ii the East Tennessee, Virgin
IN & Georgia Railway Company will
IN good faith, resume full and complete
and absolute control OF all Of the prop
erly, franchises and rights and inter
ests intended to be included in the
proposed lease, the prayer nr receiv'
er will not be granted. In case this
is not done. and any collision with
the Richmond Il Danville in any re.
spect is shown, and such facts report
ed 10 the court, Il receiver will be mp,
pointed
Counsel for the East Tennessee, Nir
gnia & Georgia aud Richmond & Dan
Vile have not decided upon whai
course they will pursue. They posi-
lively refuse to talk about the matter
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Institute.

We cordially invite all friends to
education to attend, especially the
teachers of this and adjacent counties,
the institute to convene at Flag Pond
the 18th and 8th, OF Dec, 1883. Exer-
cises will begin at 8 80 o'clock
PROGRAMME.
/, Organization, ]. S. Farnor.
3 School Government, G. w. Ven
ters.
8. Primary Teaching. its impor-
lance and the most essential studies to
begin with, w. W. Bailey.
f. Longitude and Time, W. T.
Gillis.
.. Does County Institutes Pay? J.
L. Banner.
6. Moral Qualifications of Teach
ers, ]. Hopwood.
Z. Are we taking as much Interest
in the Public schols AS We should? S,
L. Cooper.
s. We should have q uniformity Of
text books and graded course Of
study, r. H. w. Gilbert.
8. In what way can a teacher i'm
prove her skill in teaching? Miss
jennie Bailey.
10. The best method of teaching
Geography, L. A. White.
II. How should we teach U. s
History? d. N. ellis.
u. When should the multiplication
table be taught? VIM. Moore.
Is. How far should teacher cor
rect improper language in pupils? G
S. McInturff.
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immigration Southern Convention.

The Interstate immigration Con-
vention called to meet in Montgom-
cry, Alabama, is matter OF great i'm
portance to the whole South. 1t had
its origin in Texas, whose Commission
er OF immigration, acting with those
OF other States, called the convention
at Montgomery as central point east
ly reached from every part of the
South. Governors OF the several
states, or the Commissioners OF Immi-
grafton, have appointed full lists OF
delegates and the attendance already
promises to be large. The citizens of
Montgomery have appointed local
committees, and are doing all in their
power to make a success OF the under
taking.
Reduced rates have been secured OF
one fare for the round trip from all
points in the South, tickets being on
sale December 10, and good until Jan.
5, 1880
Your kindly assistance is requested
by the movers in the cause, by the cit.
liens Of Montgomery, and by yours
truly,
THE COMMITTEES ON ADVERTISING.
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New York City.

New York, Nov. 20-The complete
official re turns OF this city give the
Republican electoral ticket 106,925,
and the Democratic 1928 votes.
The Prohibition electors had /, 126, the
Union.Labor us, and the Socialists
ticket 1,772. In the entire ballot Of
the city 666 votes were defective out
of 272,678 cast.
Out of $4,000 cast in the city for
Governor David B. Hill (Dem.) receiv-
ed 6S,454, Warner Miller (Rep,) 3d.
$50, and w. NJ. Jones (Pro.) 1927.
The rotal Democratic vote cast in
the Mayoralty contest was 10000, Of
which Grant (Tammany) had III, I'LL
and Hewitt County Dem.) 1899
The Republicans gave Erhardt fov
Mayor 73,037.
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The New York Herald, in q serio-
comic vein, thus outlines one of the
very many opportunities that Benja.
min Harrison will have for making
his Administration national
He can keep in memory, for in
stance, that fact that this country is
bounded on the North by the Cana
dian line-with strong tendency to-
ward Hudson Bay and the pole-and
on the South by the-pray let us make
no mistake hereby the Gulf of Mexi-
co. On The ordinary maps in use by
the Republican party the Republic is
DO Inded on the South by the Poto-
mac River, and the region beyond
that is marked as the central portions
of Africa used to be in our boyhood
Unknown and UNEMPLOYED territory
inhabited by savages."
The Herald declares it has treason
to believe that Mr., Harrison has mod
ern map which shows such States al
South Carolina, Louisiana and Tex
as" Well, we'shall know all abou
it in few months more.-NashviH
Americdn,
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In Favor of Evans.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 27.-The
contest over the certificate OF election
from the Third congressional district
is at last ended, and Gov. Taylor has
decided to give it to Evans, who is
elected according to the face OF the re-
turns. Secretary of State Allison dis
agrees in this conclusion, and will
only sign the certificate attesting the
signature of the governor,
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DON'T GO AROUND US

When in need OF goods.
When you are hunting bargains.
When you want goods that are 0. X.
When you want the best goods for
the least money.
When you want to spend your cash
to good advantage,
When you come to johnson City.
When you are trying to sell your
produce.
When you have cash to spend.
And above all and beyond all when
you owe US an account do not go and
spend your money some place else,
lest we might ask you to pay said ac'
count. But come and see us at all
times, under all circumstances and
whenever you can.
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NEWSPAPER men are pleased at the
selection OF Mr.. Haliord, Editor of the
indianapolis Journal, for President
elect Harrison's private secretary. Mr.
Halford will be fortunate if he sue
ceeds in making himself as. popular as
is Col. Lamont.
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Guns! Guns,l Guns,ii
Contractor and Buildor.

To my former patrons and friends /:
Allow me to tender my thanks for all
past announcements in business, and
to solicit fair share of patronage for
the future, promising, with 80 years
OF actual experience, to be able to give
entire satisfaction. Will contract for
all styles of brick either public or pri-
vate, at home or abroad.
Yours Respectfully,
225'tt J.J ADAMS.
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THERE is a new arrival at the house
Of Col. Lamont, the Presidents Secre-
tary. Itsis a girl and has been named
Marguerite at the suggestion of Mrs.
Cleveland.
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johnson City. Teun.. Nov, 20 1888.

APPLICANTS for the postolIiccare al.
ready on the warpath, D. A. Patton
evidently believes in the early bird
and worm story.
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c, X. Lide 4 Co. will sell you har-
ness aud saddles at rock bottom Call
and see for your self.
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Albuhnsi Albums!

Charles D. Fine has large stock OF
Photograph and Autograph Albums
and is selling them cheap.
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Get prices and then 60 to G. K. Lide
& Co. They defy competition.
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Nallsl NaiIsii NafIslti

Best brands Of steel nails at Knox.
Vile prices. C. X. Lide q Co.
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IrOn! IrOn!i Iron ~!

5000 pounds charcoal iron at Knox
vile prices, G. X. Lide d Go.
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Attention Farmers.

You can buy Oliver Chilled and
South Bend Plows and repairs at
G. X. Lide & Co.
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They must be sold, hence we reduce
the price. Come and sec them if you
want a first-class shoe. Also a big
stock OF other brands or makes Of
boots and shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

DuBUoUE's 'PINcHER" AT IT AaAIN.-A Du-
buque special to the New York World says:
About year ago this city was greatly excited
over the actions of an unknown man who was
given to pinching unattended women on the
street in the night time. From this habit he
got the name of "The Pincher." The dread
inspired by him was so great that parties were
organized to catch him. but he eluded all eff
forts and disappeared. Recently he has re-
newed the practice and has created a reign of
terror in the fifth ward. He is described as a
wild looking creature, who is undoubtedly in
sane. So far there is no clue to his identity
any more than TO the Whitechapel fiend
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Ho11DAY Goops.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS,
81 9TH st. n. w.

300 pairs Nottingham Curtains at 81. so per pair;
IS pairs Nottingham Curtains at s. so per pair
former price, IS per pair
II pairs Swiss Lace Curtains at a. so per pair for
mer price. Sl2 per pair.
pairs Brussels Lace Curtains at els per pair; for
mer price, $25 per pair.
pairs Irish Point Curtains at Gil per pair: former
price, 80 per pair.
pairs Crete Curtains At % per pair former price,
Is pairs Turcomsn Curtains at % per pair; former
300 pair. Jureomsn Curtains at 81. so per pair for.
75 pairs Turcoman Curtains at 81 per pair; former
pairs Turcoman Curtains at $3.50 per pair; for
pairs Turcoman Curtains at s35 per pair; former
8 Beaded Bamboo Portieres at So per pair; former
9 Ebony Corner Cabinets at $3.50 piece; former
price, S15 piece.
2 Ebony Corner Cabinets at s5 pieces former price,
%. 90 piece.
100 Silk scarfs at 81 piece; former price. $3.50
piece.
Velour Table Covers at ss pieces former price, s1O
piece.
silk Tapestry Table Covers at 81 piece; former
Satin Embroidered Table Covers at $40 piece; for
mer price, 3 D piece.
10 Piano Covers at 90 piece: former price, 90.
Vases Bottles Umbrellas. &c. &c. ''As u 'a'''
800 Horn Hassocks. 81 each; advertised elsewhere
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fifty Ladies' Desks, in all woods which am selling
from s12 upward
Fifty different styles of Easels.
Fifty Music Cabinets in all woods.
Hanging and Standing Cabinets,
colors.
Five hundred different patterns Of Rattan Chairs
and Rockers
large stock Of Childrens Chairs, Lounges Couches
and Students Chairs.
Bamboo Screens, Essels and Music Racks.
Parlor Furniture Of every description.
Chamber suits in all woods
Book Cases and Gentlemen's Writing Desks
One hundred different patterns Of Sideboards.
Fifty Windsor Folding Beds at all prices
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
d11-1w 9TH and D SITS.
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The widow Of @. Walton Cos, Of Clinton,
Mass., has brought suit TO recover S20, 600 dam
ages rom DR.. Chas. A. Brooks, alleging that
the doctor caused her husbands death BY ad-
minasterins doss Of poison BY mistake.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR NAVAL sUPPLIEs.-NoyEM-
IL Der 80, lSSS.-sealed proposals, endorsed Pro
possls for Naval Supplies. Washington" or New
York, VIII De received from manufacturers OF resu-
ing. Navy Department. Washington, d. C. until II
O'Clock m December 22 loss, and publicly opened
immediately thereafter. 70 supply at the Washington
Navy Yard within thirty days date Of contract
quantity of brushes, tscks, charcoal locks, lumber.
nails and spikes. paints. iron pipe. nyets. screws,
mica, files and saws; at the New York Navy lard
quantity of alcohol paints. &c All be Of the best
quality and TO pass the usual naval inspection lie
bids decided by lot Specifications and blank propos
ais, and all necessary information be obtained
application TO the commandment of the Navy Yards.
Washington D. c., and New York Blank proposals.
also be had At the Navy Pay Ofices, Washington
and New York. The del srtment the right
reject any proposal considered TO the
Government JAMES FULTON,
n30-1aw-4w Paymaster General, U. 5. Navy.
DRoPOsALs FOR PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE
GUNS.-Ordnance Oftce War Department Wssh-
ington, December 8, lsss-Sealed proposals viii be
received at this ONCE until ONE O'CLOCK p M, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER TwENTY-NINE. 1855,
for supplying S-inch and eight l5-inch, more or
less Pneumatic Dynamite Guns, CARRIAGES, and the
Necessary machinery and pro5ectIes All information
be had upon application TO D. " BENET, Brig.
Gen. Chief of Ordnance. d13-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

L HnADELpH1A STORE.
HOLIDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY GOODS!
Don't want until the last minute. Buy now. You
get the choice and just as cheap.
DOLL BABIES! DOLL BABIES!
In great variety. Big ones and little opes
White and Black. Cheap and Fine
Fancy Goods, Fancy Baskets, Scrap Baskets, Work
Baskets, Baskets Of all kinds, big and little.
Writing Desks and Tablets
PLUSH GOODS, such a. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases
Manicure Sets, Cuff Boxes, Handkerchief
Boxes, and Jewelry Boxes.
Just received lot Peach. Blow Vases which we are
selling at 15c. each.
BRONZE VASES all pricea
Perfumeries. Toilet Waters, Fine Soaps &C.
Holiday Handkerchiefs, in Linen and Silk,
for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children,
from DC up TO 81.
just received full line of Silver and Gold Headed
Umbrellas Umbrellas for LADIES' and Gentlemen. An elegant
Full line Of Stamped Linens, such a scarfs
Spiashers, Doylies, Tides, and Pillow ShamsL
French Aprons 1t %. SO, 37h, SO. g.
The finest line ever offered
Special Initial Handkerchief (Gents')in Silk
Only Soc Worth 76c.
Full line Of Dress Goods in Colored and Black
CARHART LEIDY.
d6 926 9TH and 7O6 Z 81. nv.
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l SrAsosAp1r Hint.

UPON THE APPROACH OF THE MOST
JOYOUS FESTIVE SEASON. WHEN HEARTS
ARE AGLow AND ALL MINDS BUSY WITH
THE CONTEMPLATION OF dLADDENINa
THE HEARTS OF RELATIVES AND
FRIENDS. HOW MANY ARE THE EXPIRES
sIoNs OF REGRET THAT CHRISTMAS DID
NOT COME A MONTH OR TWO LATER. AND
THUS FIND Us BETTER PREPARED TO
MEET ITS JUST EXACTIoNs.
BUT WHY PROLoNG TT Is THE READY
MONEY wANTINGs WHY DEPRIVE YOUR
SELF oFTHE ENJOYMENT AND PLEASURE
ATTENDING SUCH ACTS OF LOVE AND
FILIAL DEVOTION. WHEN We ARE ONLY
TOO GLAD TO PROVIDE THE MOST HAND
SOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT A PALTRY
OUTLAY OF MONEY. ACCEPTING IN
RETURN SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CoNvE-
NIENCEs
OUR IMMENSE STOCK, EMBRACING
BED ROOM AND PARLOR FURNITURE OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS, sIDEBoARDs, SEC
RETARIEs. REED AND RATTAN ROCK
ERs. TABLES, HALLRACKs, CHEF
FONIER, ETC;
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES. RUGS. ART
SQUARES, OLCLOTHs, ETC:
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
RANGES, ETC. WE WILL OFFER ON
CREDIT, AT FIGURES BEFORE WHICH
THOSE OF THE CHEAPEST CASH HOUSES
WILL PALE
WE ARE DETERMINED TO PURSUE OUR
woNTED EQUITABLE COURSE. AND IN
vITE THE PUBLIC TO SHARE IN OUR
sEAsoNABLE OFFER.
A VISIT TO OUR SPACIOUS APART
MENTs WILL BE REQUITED BY A Salts
FACTION THAT WILL MORE THAN CON-
PENsATE YOU.
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vT,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESLAiE On STKEET ANR MAsSA,
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
We will SELL at public auction, in front of the premi-
ses, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTIETH,
1883. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM part Of lot 4. in
northeast OF said lot street. running thence
south 40 feet thence in southwesterly direction As
feet inches TO Massachusetts avenue; thence with
SAID avenue northwesery "A feet; thence north 30
5-100 feet to street: thence east As 72-100
consisting OF substantial two-story brick building
known as Nos 62S and $50 street and 631 and 6:}5
Massachusetts, avenue northwest; and FRI DAY,
DECEMBER TWENTY-FInsT, 1888, at -FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises, Lot 10 of
Todd and Gunnes sub of square 466, fronting tn
street 23 feet inches by depth Of 120 feet to 81
foot paved alley with the improvements, consisting of
q three-story frame dwelling house and known as
premises No. ADJ 9TH street southwest.
Terms cash A deposit of $500 required at time of
sale on the first lot aud 5000 on lot 10 All convey
aucing at purchaser cost If terms of sale not
complied with in ten days the property will be resold
at cost of defaulting purchaser
RICHARD 7. NORSELL,l r,.,o
d14-d6ds ROBERT W. NORRIS, ! ifus'ees'
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DUNCANSoN BROS. Al
MEDICAL, &c.

~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City,
Can be consulted daily, AGA st., between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
ton strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open dS-6t'
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced female physician should consult Mrs.
Dr, IIsON, ll05 Park Place ne, between b and c
o. -'A - -~N'e' 'A-' n24-3S'
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-established adyer lis
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 906 st. s.w.
Particular attention paid 70 all diseases peculiar to
d4-lms
MANIC, d RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
w or two Of DR.. BROTHERS Invlgorsting Cordial
viii cure any case Of nervous debility and loss of
pperyeop9xer 1t imPaTts visor to the whole system
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, 9oe IT.
the ldest Established Expert Specialist in this city,
and will guarantee IN all cases of private diseases
of men and furnish medicine charge consults-
scribed and sworn before me by DR.. BRofHERs,
SAMUEL c. MILLS. Notary Public, in and for the
District of Columbia, this third day Of July, 1885
n21-1ms
M NE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIIsHED AND
~ reliable Ladies, Physician can Be consulted daily
to p. m with Ladies only. iy1S-5m'
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ Standard Remedy for all blood Diseases causing
throat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
in fortS, eHfnJ hour P,Iee, rs Per box .
natural weakness loss Of Vitality nervous debility. &c.
&C Price, 81 Sent sealed bX mail For sale as
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

6HANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEvENTH ETREET BE
1vENUE 6oUTHKAsT
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Roc 2 3 FSca dsrtsr u. RSchssi n csstsr = Il
the undersigned trustee wil ofer for ale 4 public
DECEMHEk TWENTIEfH, 1885. ct HALf-PAsf
FOUR O'CLOCK. lot seventeen I'D OF O. N. King's
tan "a to 10 inclusive Of Thomas Youngs subdivision
q orEinsl Let nuIesrsd one % ~ cSusrs nImbsEsd
the improvements thereon. consisttng Of ffame
Tsrms: ons-third cash; balance IN squaa install.
ments q one and two year, vih i1tsrest tom day q
OF ~ caah q option Of pulchasef An ccnvsyancinG
s1d reeordinf 3 cost g Ruzchessss deposas e
s. not compaed NH n ten dy9 TIE Tpstee rsssrvss
The defBu11ing puDchaser upon en edvertt.emont q
Sys ~ tH11IEs < IIIoT Ts2.s.e:
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PAwSBRoKrrs SALE
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE MOST I'M ORTANT COLLECTION OF
vALUABLES THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED
AT ANY ONE SALE IN BALTIMORE.
THE SALE WILL TAKE LACE
ON MONDAY MORNING, DEC. II,
AT 81 AND "a SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK, AND
COMPRISES IN VALUE
$4,000 OF DIAMONDS. LADIES' AND GENTS
ELEGANT GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS AND FINE
GOLD JEWEL IN GRAET VARIETY, 1000
OUNCES OF STERLING SILVER. FINE SILVER
PLATED WARE, 80 FINE OPERA GLASSES, ETC.
There are $50 FINE GOLD WATCHES and over 200
SILVER WATCHES in the collection together with
other costly articles.
n B.-TfiE SALE POSITIVE OF EVERY ARTI-
Gle; DEALERS ESPECIALLY INVITED.
BENJAMIN Co, Brokers.
MATTHEWS KIRKLAND, Auctrs,
d13-3ts Baltimore, Md