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The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

The drawing -,f party lines by the Democrats of tine county-whcther de- feated or victorioa,-wilI show to the people who are true Democrats, and who are Democrats for revenue only.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Col Harry Monroe offers $25 reward to any one that will pick out taxpayer from the Republican, alias "People's aicket."
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Diptheria is still prevailing to an alarm ing extent in St. Johns and vicinity Sc ,eral children have died from the d else during the past week.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
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John Swinburne rode intQ St. Johns last week on pony, in good condition, which had been stolen from him three years ago, recently found on the range.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

On Tuesday last Robert Kennedy, a cowboy was killed at Holbrooll by ". Ii. FIannigan, saloon keeper. Ken nady entered the saloon of Flaunigan, and without provocation fired three shots at Flannigan syil0 was behind tie bar, one of which struck him. Fllnni gan then drew a revolver, and placing it against the breast of Kennedy fired killing him instantly. \ corners inquest was held by Justice Harvey, and Elan nigan exonerated on the ground of self defense.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Our county jail at present contains but three inmates-one cowboy, one sheep herder and an attorney-at-iaW.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
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There is no law fairer than that, Which gives to Caesar what is Caesars; But this is not land of fat, Because the Eye-Opemers are a&,leC
 greaScrS.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

F., C. Bunch, an Arkan,<&& Democrat, ', was chairman of the 'Eye-Opener'a" Republican mceting.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

The house, by a vote of 176 to 1. hasgiyen the president pawer to sett1 with Canada as she may de- seaIe. In thus preparing for var Eve are only paving the way for q lasting peace. ~ 's.s
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
..The EIadonna at tse fnb,n

Of whom Miss Phelps wsitss,' was a ge.. uine specimen of health aud AstHength. Sae doubtless needed thes4Galzfings of her predecessors, and au1qersf6od and appreciated the matchless qualities of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Transcription " h;ch relieves and cures so many ailments pc cuIjar to the sex. dAs Eptwerful. inyis- oralinE ton;cs t ia1HaFta strengtl to the whole system, and to tIIeZwomb 2aG its arpend%es, in op.sffii5q}dktr For over worked, .Fy9PtffpajIseltTi y9tfp Hun-down," :" de hii.tated teachers, milliners. dreSSma- kerS. SeanhstresSes, ''shop-sirlS. " house. keepers, iIurstf afg peth5gs, and feeble women generallys sFpvorjte presc.lp- ton" is the greatesEearthIy boon. being unegg4lg9 as apiapbetjzin@ cordial anu restolatiyef onleI
 For Con stipaFion. Sick. or Bilious Headaehe, nse hDr. Pierce's Pellets, or Aliti-biiiious Granu.es: Purely Vegeta- hley Qpe dose.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Is desert, mountain, rock and sand,
 Comprise the topographic features. Ther's little left at my command;
 Except 10 paint the living creatures. Col. (. .. Brown, proprietoro of Brown dale, an Arcadian retreat six miles west of HoIbrool,, is in town and says, not withstanding his long absence from town, he is not yet ''peteriied.'' .
 W. L. ViEai. Civil Engineer and L. :. Deputy Surveyor, has opened an office in Ilolbrook, where he c;.n ba seen, and at ali times ready to correct your lines and make them straight
 Dr. Jere. Sullivan expects 10 move in to lis new store-building, on or about tie 18th instant.
 Nose Tate-eyerybody knows Nose is in town, enjoying himself after his old time fashion. M,se has but one enemy in the world, and this enemy being dual istic in nature, its name Is J Barleycorn.
 W. II. FIanigdn, seriously wounded in the utfray with Bob Kennedy, appears to be doing well, under the skiHiuI treat ment of Dr. Robinson.
 Henry Smith, Esq, was down here one day this week Mr Smithis work CT from ''way back, and the Democrat ic party is fortunate in having such an energetic worker iu its ranks. Never object to a person because that person is a worker. rather give him credit for exhibiting these qualities, and feel proud that he Is associated with you in q good cause.
 Holbrook has experienced another tragedy. This time it is Bob kennedy that forms the central figure, in the pro- cession to the sand-hilis next the bluffs. Bob had imbibed enough of the damn. able fluid, " to rouse all the latent demon Of his nature, and entering the saloon oi Chambers & FIanigan, threw his six shooter upon the bar, fired into the fix lures of the back bar W. II. Flanigan was behind the bar at tie time, and said, Bob don't do that" Kennedy replied, I'll do it again, and give you a shot, " and fired his second shot, strik- ing Flanigan in the right breast. Flan- igan seized pistol lying under the bar, damned the muzzle against Kennedy's breast, Immediately below the neck, and fred Killing Kennedy. 1 cororer's jury
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Three books mailed free on application
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 2. Atlanta. Ga.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
MoRR1sTovN Trvv TrIv 4 1Sq2.

The Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.:
 Gentlcmen-Five years ago 1 was so un- fortunate as to contract an extreraely bad case of blood po;6on. Ny bones ached and my muscles began to swell and contract. ! was under treatment of the physician from the inception of the disease unllI found that he could do v1e TO good. Then. through the advice of friend began talk ing S. $. $. Your medicine seemed to have an immediate effect ! took six bottles, and to-day am sound and well. That was two or three years ago, but have seen no evidence of the return of the disease, and I take this opportunity to thank you for what it has done for me, It saved my life. You eau refer any one to me. +. M. WALL.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
FAcMERsvI11E- TEx-- Iune o2- IGSG.

FAEnfERsvILLE, TEX, June 22, I636. The Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga: Gentle,nen-The mother of a member of our firm was afflicted with a cancerous sore on her face for about twenty years. During the past few years 1t troubled her very much by confused pain and itching. She used your s. $. S, and the sore has disappeared a4d is apparently well. Should it break out again, will advise you.
 Very truly,
 PENDLEToN, YEARLY & RILEY,
 Druggists.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
ST. JOHNS HERALD

Entered in the Posr office at st. Johns as second
 class iEGtjeI-
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
HOiBEC0k L0C.iLS.

Henry Hensen is in town
 The WimSlow News man ran up here one day this week.
 Our merchants appear to be doing a gool business.
 Wells, Fargo < Co.'S express charge from San Francisco to Holbrook, fifteen cents per pound.
 Men lay foundations for various pur- poses-somc fof fortunes, others for hon ors, whilst not few for matrimony, etc. Sam Brown las laid foundation for a house. Query: Does this imply matri- mony? To, TO SC.
 Having critically watched the coprse of T. W. Johnston, Esq, our present District Attorney, l am prepared to say, without fear of successful contradiction and ill doing so simply echo the scnti- ment of majority of cur people. that MT. Johnston has made tie best District Attorney this county has been honored with since its organization in 1879.
 E. J Simpson, Esq, left Is 5atur- day for Los Angeles.
 Charles Perkins, the leading merchant of Pleasant Valley. accompanied by Mrs. Perkins, are spending a few days in town, visiting friends and acquaintances The night birds music, sweet and clear,
 Is over pictured, not ''lceue," \ searchmight prove the enchanted ear;
 The habitatio,. Of a beetle.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

The Democratic Convention at Hcl- brook next Monday will nominate a good ticket-the whole ticket will be elected the Democratic party of the county will be held responsible for the conduct 0! the otiicers-they will prove faithful to their trust, and at the end of tie next administration the wisdom of the De- mocracy in placing straight ticket in the field will be demonstrated.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.

5t Johna. TLura sy, 0c c5er Il.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
Ind oft at night the sentinel,

-NIIV UII UV TI-IIT IIIV SVTIilHVT, Who dozing, dreams of distant battle Is reused in fright, to hear the yell; Of ''Injuns," who have nirpcd the
 cattle.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
POST OFFICE.

Vim. F. PIATT. r. VI. Office hours: Open rom 9 A. W until p. Y. On sundays from 10 2Pa Mail closes going east at II A. Nj.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

C. O. Howe, of the Wabash Cattle Company, one of the largest tax payers of the county, and 9 Maine Republican, could not stomach the Republican, alas Peoples movement. and became, ikea good and sensible citizen, Secretary oi the Democratic primary of his precinct.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11

Our cotemporary doubts the authen- ticity of MT. SiElpson's letter published in the HERALD It VII be only few days until that paper will have its doubts set at rest for ail sine. The Democratic convention will meet in iIolbrook on the 18th, and the Review will find that all genuine" Democrats will wheel into line, and on tine Gth of November will march to the polls in solid column and vote the ticket without a scratch.
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GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F st.

ifUSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES
UN The WOODLEY LANE ROAD, OPPOSITE
THE PRESIDENTS COUNTRY HOME
ondsr and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated dafs
fn i OH gay Of Jun d 1877. and recorded in ~
ors of the District Of Coidba and ut the request Of
te party secured thereby, shall offer 1t public
" non the premises on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH
Nh Nh Of FEBRUARY, 1888 At HALF-PAST FOUR
UCLOIk M. tie following le scribed real estate sit
pste IN the County Of ashiIgton District Of Coum
ola TO VIII beginning tor the same Ut the MOI theast
corner Of the Dul.ne tract where the same ntersects
a M nne OF the Woodley Lane road and running
Sosey' :. degree ~ minutes, W. 75S.l7 feet TO .
slone thence b. 10 degrees minutes T., along the
n 81 aNision between Dulany end Young property
he S. aeSr s'aie oy fence; thsnee leaving ssid
STAKE; thence desnve - ndnutes T.. and parallel
me hrst line and $50 feet perpendicular thereto
yto: feet to the south side Of Woodey Lane Road
thence with said road b. $50 degrees E.. % 80 feet
70 the bsxinninx containing five l5) acres Of land
trees - N--eA'~A o"~ HA~ sA9~s"es
This tract fronts on the woodley Lane Road directly
eb ae frssidsns country place u contains
VIEW u me city and surrounding country. plat Of
property can be seen ct the ONCE Of the trsteeS snd
VIII Ne exhibited 1T time OF sale.
IT,, aers OF sale: one third cash; balance in and
o. the purchaser must Be civ n 70 bssr interest," q
per cent Per annuh FROM day OF 10 payrble sen.
and secured By deed Of trust On tie propertr
ses, S nah a the option q ne purOhass
ssye , sng g rurcha.ers cost Terms Of sale ~ be
sessrss The Egh. . rsss he rsas and Scss o. sSs
~ PSsee,sss sftor ave days sdvsrtsins n
s sSEESkf a HAssSn. | r.......
a4-o&on cog LouiaiAna ave-
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ja2S-d&ds
T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

The elegant collection Of goods mentioned below
will be on exhibition TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
fEBRCA AIRY FOURTEEN and FIFTEEN, and the
sale Will take place on THURSDAY ut ELE VEN A. N
and THREE PM, and following days.
FINE MARoUETRRIE, CHIPPENDALE, CARVED
OAK FURNITURE, SUCH Al HALL CLOCKS
WITH SUPERIOR WORKS. BUREAUS, CABI-
NETS, SlDEBOARDS, DESKS, CARD TABLES
WINE COOLERS. FLOWER STANDS, SOFAS,
SIDE AND ARMCHAIRS. ETC.
ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN PoRcELAINs AND
DELI WARE, SUCH Az SEvRES CLOCKS
AND VASES DISHES. SETS. AND
ELY-DECORATED
ORNAMENTS.
SPLENDID CUT AND ENGRAVED CoLORED AND
olDED GLASS. SUCH AS LIQUEUR BOT
TIES, FLOWER STANDS, SUGAR
BOWLS. PRESERVE DISHES,
COMPOTIERS DISHES,
DRINKING CUPS,
AND GLASSES
MAGNIFICENT OLD DUTCH SOLID REpoUssE
SILVER, SUCH AS APOSTLE TEA AND SUGAR
SPOONS. SUGAR BOWLS, CREAMERS FLOWER
HOLDERS, CONNECTION BASKETS. PERFUME
BOTTLES. AND VERY CHOICE COLLECTION
OF MINIATURE TOYS ETC.
FINE OKMOLU AND BRONZE CLOCKS AND
CANDELABRAS: ALSO. HANDSOME SHEF-
FIELD SILvER-PLATED Candida.
BRAS. CANDLESTICks. TRAYS,
CASTORS. CHAFFING
DISHES. ETC,
Being the first direct importation by Messrs. A. J.
SRYER L SON, of Amsterdam, Holland, Of this char
acter Of goods to this country. fl-6t
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CALLAHAN. On February ~, 1883. at 10 q m.
MARIE MAi.GUkE AZ cALi. iniaist anuehtf
funerai fron, parsnts re-idsn-e, 1910 Oh street
southwest. On "Wednesday, FEB a. at s q. m.
q; II \. ma. GEo. " AsHIsGToN CAdphi'Li- be-
Funeral frSa ST Psul's 4 Il 4 "a .ireh sta st. :
", thursday, February 10. At D. IN Friends aud
relatives are invited "a attend.
COLLINS. February Il, 1855. PHILIP A. COL
Funeral from te residence Of hts father T , Col
iins. % ~ lennsyiyaI,ia 18th
stsnt. at O'clock D. m
GORDON Al his residence. Is STREET northwest,
Sp1S native nsss u oisssg va o. on JOHN
Funera from ms late residence. "Wednesday. sth
HALL. ON Sunday, February lo. 1885, st 10 o'clcck
"a a.; aAqa T. seo.ea s,ia "a 1soe Hal
In The sixty third year vi lei aye
fans, 4 vii s ssls i Ryl.na Chapel
40 e,elee. p m 10 which friend. Of the M are
dence. 2is Thirteenth street scuth~e-t ct ociocks
@ HsSkr 2n p ne .y z
sotce Of funeral hereafter
KENGLA, On February H. 1855. nj Q pm. SUSAN
kLNGLA sred seventy even year, aud si1 month";
MARr,N 90 On s sspdsy syep s Tseyuar lsth
Gator and FEMME Martin I.ssed in.m thu he srsi
Fnserai from her late residence is27 stree, north
uvee ana ff1enus are reepocuuuy invited 70 attend
MATTHEwsON. February II, lsss MAGc III NJ
MATTHEwsoS. daughter o; DOL d. s. lafthe sson-
Services st residence, PIC Second street sou beast
@ pm. Tuesday February 18th.
NEVILLE On Monday. February g. 1854 Bird
GEL AGNES beloved dsuehter u Andrew and Ellen
Neville. ard thirty-two
Funeral from her IarentG residence No. 1901 Nee
Jersey avenue southeast Thursday, February Ia 81
$3.50 q. m tse4Euves and friends invited 20 a.
tend. p
SMITH. On February Il. 1855 infant son of " ~
lam aud Sarah SMITH. 227 Fourteenth south
west
sIEwART. February IL 1855 SAMUEL STEW.
fansrsi r rom 81 fessrs church. Wednesday,. isn
soMEa. Monday, February q isss, pANrxl, n
sOMLs, aged seventy two yesfs
Funeral from his late ft<sdeDce 61l oixth ssre>e
northwest Thursday. February 1o. 81 .. M
wEL5S 9p the sysniSSE o e Fsssg,rg ia lsss Il
Charlotte A. and Solomon welis sftsr Z long and
paint al Illness ased IL years. Inonths. aud " dzya
Funeral Will tshe place from hia psrcnS' reuldoace
6lAt Eleventh street southwest WEDNESDAY svsuang.
rouse. BARBARA YOUNG. Monday. Fssr..s,
8, 1855, Of heart disease
fupersi from her lste rcsidence BrishsvecA, wsd-
neeeay oclock Interneat 90 frospect Hni Ooms
-yuyre. On February is. 1855. . $40 p m.
WILLIAM YOUNG. after shors illno q eS0U1Gao6
;; :::::s :% - :: :: :s;::s a ::.s3 -:
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Having been sufferer for two years and shalt from
disease caused by brlise the leg and having been
cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES when all other
methods and remedies failed deem it my duty to
recommend them. visited Hot Springs to no avail,
and tried several doctors without and at
our principal druggist. Mr.. John p Finlay ito whom
shall ever feel gratefully, spoke to about CUr1CURA
and consented give them . trial with the result
that am perfectly cured. There is about
me. think can show the largest surface where my
sufferings sprans from of any in the state The
CUTICURA REMEDIES the best blood and SKIN
manufactured. refer to druggist John p Finlay and
DIR. d. e. Montgomery both of this place. and to Dr.
Smith, OF Lake Lee, Mfss-
ALEXANDER BEACH. Greenville, Miss.
REsoLvErT. sl. Prepared by the PoTrER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL 90, Boston. Mass. Send for HOY y Cure
SKIN Diseases" fl4.l6,l7,lS
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REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No ~ FIT TEEN II
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF NELCKER'S HOTEL.
Under and by virtue Of a certain deed of trust -
recorded Iiber No. 736. folio 5i, ct seq one of III
the land records Of the District of Coumbia. nd
the request OF the party secured thereby will offer
sale, public auction, in front the premises
sA1 uKDA1 The IWENIi,tiFIH DAY OF FEB
the iUlo described real estate situate in city
Of Wsshinz ton, District of Columbia, that to 9
Lot numbered eleven I'D in Davidson's subdivision
part Of square numbered two hundred aud twenty
two (2l9), ironing twenty five gkj) feet on 10th
street and rum ne back with Ties width one hundred
and twenty-seven III - ieet (1OJ loot alley,
together with lie Improvements theron.
erms o. sale: sum sufficient TO pay of the in
debtedness secured ~ the said deed of amount
Iug TO tlS,UOO with interest costs insurance
prILiums. and all other proper amounting
the ssrezate 10 about 100000 cash. aud the balance
NJ twelve CD and elynteen 49, hs for which the
notes Of the Iur haser. iearlig interest from day
sale secured 10y deed of trust on the properly
sold. Will be taken all cash at the option of
chaser. deposit Of $500 will be req ired at the time
of sale. All convey and recording at purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be comph with thirty 600
days ON day OF sale Otherwise the Trustee
the rxnt to rese at the risk and the defauing
purchaser after i've (5) days advertising in he Even
ing star newspaper. RICHARD w. TYLER,
fl4-d&ds Trustee.
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District Government Affairs.

THE CONDITION OF FIREMAN MuLHALI.
The report OF the board OF surgeons OF the police
and fire department has been received by the CON-
mlssionera The report contains special informa-
ton as to the injuries of Private Malhal and sug-
0ests that he be tried month longer. They also
have received a letter from Chief Paris, recon-
mendins Mulhall's appointment as Waterman, as
in his opinion he will never be able to perform ac-
tive duty again.
The Commissioners having been informed that
the efforts OF the water department OF the Distric
factory observance OF the law on that subject,
mainly because OF the indifference with which
Written to Attorney Riddle calling his attention
the matter with NEW OF securing SO far lies In
the power OF his Office the effective prosecution OF
offenders In the premises.
THE EASTERN BRANCH ROAD.
At recent meeting OF the subcommittee on APP
preparations, the Commissioners were asked what
action, II any, they had taken toward the com;
ss R It's nsp have replied sa
5@s Is shs
were wei D unable to discover the exist
e p9SsoteS by ls Ssf from ncurraS any
for laying out new roads no expenditure was
made. a partial survey has been made and they
ton on their part OF the right Of way for the new
road.
CAPT. oRrrrrx's RrroRr ON zIscrR1c- RAILWAY
Capt Griffin, OF the engineer department. re-
turned from Boston yesterday. His report on the
electric-ranway system Is very long, covering
nearly fifty typewriter pages IL deals with the
various electric systems now IN nse and states
cable and useful The report has been LAID before
the Commissioners, who have as yet not consid-
cred II. It wiz b some time oef@s II Is made
public. $500.
symons and Grifiin, had another nearing before
the House subcommiteee on appropriations to-day.
DEATH OF PosrsQyyIcs DEPAnfHRlr OFFICIAL
Mr. Henry L johnson. the chief Of the mall and
equipment division IN the PuHt-0n1ce Department,
died this mornlny q his reslasnce 70 this city:
was in the division OF Which his father was chief
After the death q nis father ne Was appointed 70
son was born In this Disetck Re We a efneent
omcial, ana Wa rssa,nca g nn piacs through AZ
abiliiy and Quslincations TO- perform the duf1eA
He leaves family 70 mourn his death.
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A RUNAWAY ACCIDENr.-Yesterday a horse az.
tached 70 a sleigh, IN which were Mr.. JOSEPH
Pearson and vile, OF this place, ran away
thrown out. but she and Mr.. Pearson e.
capped uninJured. At Pennsylvania avenue aud
18th street the team Knocked Benjamin CampbelL
"A colored man, down, and he was seriously hurt
about the head and body. he was attended by
DR. Neal and removed 10 his home. 4l2 10Th street
In the police amt ulance.
CATTLs MaRkkr.-Tbe following sales of live
STOCK at Drover's Rest, yesterday, are reprri.-d:
% cattle up and sold Best, A. 10 &c; good
Ia An; medium. ~ To 4; coInBO., 3 10 3S
sheep and laiubs-alnbs, 81 60 81: sheep ; 20
.; calves, . Ia Z. COWS AID calves s0ld fiUn so
10 r45 per head.
FROs TRISIDAD-Tte British brig Hattie LOnise,
Capt W. H. Barnard. mas arrived here with 20
barrels asphalt snd l.OuO C"cosuuts.
BUIIDiN8 AsSoCIATtoN.-gue uUy- ninth monthly
m.eunE &C tiie Cuiz.ns' Equitable budding Asso-
ION was held al ti0iJdnds Han last night
shares Il ia0; Ne shares at los and two shares AZ
Isl
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

Ssp Ess sA1E EE E5SE
CHANDELIERS BRONZE AND OTHER Fiei
Fh Hf FSTEs DlSsfH KS ftA sEf
s sfSfEf HSnYHvSsfE 't ~ iss5
BY virtue OF two deeds q trust given to duly
4Ss SEQ f Of the ga snd
rscords TOR the District Of Columbia we will sell on
Il fsS r H. ;i asss
No lag stree, n9rthwes the goods and ehattes
and we name in part: W.
A. Minister CARPET, PsrIor sSste crn.or r, ,,.,s
satin NJ I: Gilt ssles, Black and Git Jardiniers,
fp,. srd S Marble
G. Msn'el M,fOrs GIT Corniess Crimson satin
and Brown Rep Parlor Suite. NJ T. Walnut Centre
sa.. T Tas Tast ap
stand on Paintings. Chrolnos. Water Colors, Engrav-
ns' ''ers0'c0pi0 ibb iNfSakoS Sish 'iewA
Carpet French walnut sideboard, Carved Walnut
Arm dns Fruit a i fsas BIonas
B,rds. P.ir Medallion Game Ornaments. Busts. s sta
ss Pa Fis sSSIFR1s sS
Top Han H1 ssei an Walnut .sa
carps. w.,Du. B sGR ESoh Ss...,n. pr,..,
KSeins Chair sas cn:s. EoseMood M Eass
Hair M.ttrsssss, Pillows. Blsnis s. spreads. Linen
U.s0maps . Fancy Hugs Cornic.s Drspenss 0gna
MT MaEdro6es. sserstsry, Wilton hSss. Fsntinss
g. s ss 81 sRs
f httISH IN UTENSILS AND FURNITURE window
Ille sale will commence with kitchen utensils &c.
IN basement House opened for inspector morning Of
1 1s59' cash a s1eEsE & E ER5ws Trustee.
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THorAs CAsrrIr.s Wr.

Oncs shfewdly remarked. "Theses no moving
what Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dys.
pspsi." Doubtless dyspepsia w,s the cause Of
his gloom and irrttability. Had he takso Ayrs'p
Pulls he would have been . healthier and
happier man
Twas . great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. had no appetite. became
greatly debilitated. and was continually
afflicted with Headache and Di.xiness. After
trying various remedisa finally began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became weli~
ID. N. Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. Masa
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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SPECIALTIES.

lNR ALBAUGH SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALI
ODisesses peculiar TO Ladies. Married or Singie
frospt attention Satisfaction Guaranteed Chsrres
iaoderste. Once hours II to and 10 4 D. m Dr
ALBAUGH 1870 q street u. W. fS-Ims
E,LECTRICiTY-l5 EARS A SPECIALITY INCUR
II ing nervous and mental disease. spinal and
uterine troubles tnuors structures. scAtica hystera
rheunst attain. nerraigia choreA paralysis. debty. aud
usesses generally latfenu ysited Static electricity
through elothins References, permanent cures In
Nasntrton. No oats,tie as>istants DE-. l. 8 NICHOI-
sON. Goa 18th %. NV. cor. Of ". tj-.2rs