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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-17
LOCAL MENTION.


lie weather.
For the District Of Columbia MARYLAND. vir-
gtnia, Georgia. North Carolina South Carolina.
and eastern Florida, colder: fair: northerly
winds.
CASH BUYERS viii receive a discount of 10
per cent on all purchases of furniture. earpets,
upholstery goods, portieres lace curtains
blankets. and all other goods in our stock
Remember, our goods are marked in plain
hsares, az our usual low prices, and this offer
viii continue until further notice.
SINGLETON FLETCHER,
AIS 18th st. NV.
PURE, PALATABLE, CHEAP-Douglass' Emul-
sion. large bottles for 75e: 8 bottles for 81
For sale by nearly all druggists, and By EDw.
p. MEETz, the manufacturer, l0f4 street
northwest.
Mas " BARNEs-BRUcE, who has re-opened
her Art Rooms at 9l5 E street northwest has
embroidered and and-painted work Free in
suncHon In all the new stitches to customers.
HOVE DEcoRATIoSs AND HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
in new designs. Fine embroidery work to
order.
OPPESHErMER's, 514 9Th streets northwest.
ESoLIsH ToorH BRUSHES reduced from IS to
sle. AoLBs Pharmacy, 18th and E.
OuR AIM
Abetser value Of clothing for less money than
any other dealer Examine our $3.50 Childs
Suits. EIsEMAN BRos., 7th and E streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Taiiors.
II Your DRUaGIsr does not keep Douglass
Emulsion, send a postal or telephone your
order to EDWARD P. MERIT and II Will be
promptly sent.
Brooks, 18th st. Prices guaranteed.
FINE SILK HATS. IS; best, S6; latest styles.
Fine Fur Derby's, $3.50. So. $3.50. "a; select
STYLES. Stetson's Fine Soft Hats. 50, $3.50, S.
''Besuties," FOwne's, Deuts and PERKINS, Kid
and Wool Gloves Gloria Umbrellas, S1.75. 81.
Silk, do, 50 to sc. r. C. Lewis 4 Son, 1927
New York ave-, near 18th st.
Jrsr RECEIVED 500 New Hassocks, worth SOC.
and 75c., for Csc. each. W. B. Moses Il Son.
18th and streets.
DoUGLAss' EMULSION OF CoD-LIvER on, with
the Hypophosphltes, will relieve and cure
coughs, colds, weak lungs, general debility.
IF You WANT to be reminded of New York 60
to Fusseii's Cafe, 1925 New York ave. Every
thing good; everything cheap.
No OLD SrocK to get rid Of; all our goods
are new and purchased for this seasons trade.
SINGLETON FLETCHER.
NEW SroRE-New stock of wallpaper, pic
lures and picture-frames. 3. j. Laws. 1927
Pa. avenue, formerly with Mr.. W. ii. Veerhof.
Go TO C. A. MUDDIMAx. 1905 street, for Gas
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps.
EDwARD p. MERIT. the manufacturer of
Douglass Emulsion, guarantees the purity of
the medicines used.
ELECTRIC STEAM LAUNDRY, 1907 st. NV.
Shirts 10c.
EVERYTHING good can be had at FUssELL's
Cafe, 1925 New York ave.
FISE PORTRAITS. kets kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave.
Our REApY-MADE CLOTHING.
Absolutely Tailor Made. See our Wide Vale
Coat and Vest, at $3.50.
EIsEMAy Bros. 7th and z streets.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
BRooKs, 18th st. Largest. richest, newest stock
DOUGLASS EMULSION contains fifty per cent
Of pure Norwegian cod-lver oil.
CALL AND COMPARE our prices. with the dis
eeunt OF, with any advertised price-lists in the
city. SINGLETON 4 FLETCHER.
SAvE evesiob< CoDsrlt Eeunrier cor
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
Dlpi0en0 Notices.


MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMrAyY,
n. Uf US asD eaD,. pS .,a.. Of hi,
has bean declared payabe al tins Office on and ae
The irissfer books VIII closed o'clock Fri
day March ID. and reopened on Tuesday April g. Al Az
D. W. McwILLIANs. Trsasnrsr:
OFFICE OF THE DEAwASs Sx asP Yoax gDs9S Is
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
oNEHALF p, PER CENT on the capital s.2sk
no q GoFisndt ST. Ia this city. Oh and after IhuiSa-''
The transfer books will be closed from the sl0sss Oh
business to-day until the morning OF Friday March 10
''-'' '''' JAMES G. HARTT. Treasurer
KEOKUK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO.,
IA So WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK March 7. 1883
DIVIDEND NOTICE
DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. upoa the car, esPlta1. t1s
st the ONCE Of Messrs JOHN PAToN CO., 81 WI
70 At the close of business hours on
The transfer books viii be closed the sth inst and
re0p'"'' DI 80 : Join p5F Witt IT, secrsta-y-
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that dividends nave ave
been declared 9Ti et TIE net earnin. for the yssr
stock and Two Dollars FIFTY per snare on me
S nsss Al the i ea " S q s
The transfer viii on tso 9Th OF March
at p IL. and rsoosnel On rhs 2sn dsy 2, Apr; psTS
Vice. Presieat
! oYFIcE OF oSrARIo SILVER MNrya CoMPSr(
/ MILLS BUIiDiSa. Is BRoADbL;, (
NKN YORK. March 20, l5oo'
DIVIDE No.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY DlylDEN,Dl,
II of FIFTY CENTS Per share has bssn declare. ioi
F.bruary paysbls ai Oaee the company. san fiAh
c,<so or al the faas'e- us SIsl
! nrt Transfer book close on the 9ffh last.
! Lot NSBEhY q ca. Transfer hfsns''
V,HE DULUTH AND IRON RANGE RAi
4 ROAD gOMPANY.-Tnterest due n April j. 1ss y en
The Coapun FIRST Five ger Sen
uons s the Dnlnt AMI Irpa Rsiiroid c"nis<n
w, be maid cnmpany'- Dnee Rosm o. 3th fo"s i''
BuldinE New.YOrk. -..,.r
Drfssmakin9.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21


GUARANTEE
kND TRUST G.
IS LIBERTY 81. 90 ooURT srs
NEW YORK BROOKLYN
Pald-up Capital :, $780, QUO.
I'm EXAMINATION Of tsis b the best, because mads
from the standpoint Of absolute financial responsibility
In sEARCHEs nads fsn
IT'S LOCALITY INDEX.
pronounced the best index nov known legal profss
slsu. IL saiy asssussly sasssns~
Owners s.d lenders should have other.
COUNSEL,
STEPHEN NASH. RrcHARD INoBAHAx.
GEORGE r. DEMAREsT
T,HE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
coxPANy. Of IS Libsry-st. N T. has
MONEY TO LOAN
ON bond ana mortgage psr must be within
| 30 per cent Of conservative valuation
GERMAN.AMERiCAN
REAL ESTATE
TITLE GUARANTEE CO.,
"a NAssAU.sr.. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING, and NO.
201 MoNTAGUEsr., BROOKLYN.
| EXAMINES AND GUARANTEES TITLES TO KEAL
| Estate
I MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY.
This company protects against possible errors or Do
fects In titles
| Facilitates transfers of real estate.
Reduces by system Of private searches expenses OK
disbursements one-haf
Precures loans for purchasers without additional cost
Attorneys furnished purchasers TO represent their In
| terests at the drawing Of the contract
Csptasts Trustees and all investing money on bona
and or,gace can procure good loans through this COM
! pany.
Time LOANS MADE on MORTGAGES,
the title Of which guaranteed by this company
A. L. sOULARD. President; CHAS. f. TAO, VICE
| President: A. KOPPEI. Secretary; WIN. WAGNER
Treasurer; CHAS. UNANGST. Counsel
| Hon. NOAH DAVIS, Consulting Counsel
|
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
GALE OF BONDS.

- = . . -, =.
The City Helena Montana win sell at public auction on
"Wednesday OF orl. 1885, at II O'CLOCK me-
ian OF the undersigned room - oier bloc "a
bonds ss city to the amount OF ono
hundred and fifty thousand dollars sud oons wiz 9e TN ri
aud payable IN twenty years ana WI,
draw IN al per Payaoie
semi Annually al Helena New-fork as the holder may
elect and he sold less than their value
Said Will issued under the authority OF an &c,
the legislative ubv of the Territory OF Montan
enttei sc certain cities and towns 10 incur
indebedness" approved September H. 1887 whien s
provtes among things that tax TO be n1en
ed for the purpose OF
the interest such bonds and 10 create SINKING u" ~
their redemption" .., ~
The city right issue the whole amount oi
said bonds. part and shall elect 70
issue the amount tho right TO sse tne
same a instalmests II eles.
aning. however that tho whole aniouA'
~ " A. C. BOTKIN. City Clerk
Dated Helsna, Montana February 23 1888.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
CARATOGA SPRINGS, n. 7.
Gorses anb Carriages.

TOR SALR.-A French brougham, IN first
eI... orde- made by Mulbacher &c fs. OF Paris
wrTIIAM B PARKINSON. l04 aud log East 1stn-sr
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JKRsET.(
li9 LIBEKTY ST.. NEW YORK, a Z
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Trans
fer Bsok OF the Registered General Mortgage Five per
Cent ofthe Central Railroad COMPANY OF NewJerss
will be Closed at o'clock Wednesday the 2lst nsanr
and open at 10 o'clock p. Tuesday the Sd proximo
BY order OF the Board ..r-r,, ,-~-oy a....,.-x
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

yvw-YoRK. Tuesday. March 20, 1888
nA folorue Gales were the Real Estate Exchang
Bp William Kennedy Bro.
m. q story heuse with lot No Ga West 11fh-st sh
900 n . Of esisavs. lot 22x9& 10. sBeaAr So Z0
By Lesp,nassc d Friedpson-
c,> A story awslling Lot. No lie Fast 35th-
srsa 1868 . ofPark-ave, lot 16.SxSs1oi III -. -.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21


BRoAspeS%xA1TxA TaiEAy1EE1s sisss1 1sD D5r4+yy1,
xRaasF 4RHs1aE EsHsh .s s. ciSY
.TnInp THIRD pwEE.x.::........ WEEK:
FANNY DAVENPORT
uv5;iisiiToEfss 5;iii;;g slg XixliiTiiIiEiiicA
La TosoA
Evening st . SciccT Saturday Mas!n.s :, 0'0loat-
ss'srv:d s:s:s s.:d p g. q 2, essfs sss r cont.
oAxrksTISkPP TSPtaf tofzsiTIc hsthtssa ssassEs4 cga.ASr
sALDsss1ss sssis seA oossfEr AET1GEA Tossi6nLLI
NAsINO. Broadway and 39th-sr
At 76s MATEHENE sATghDAf AT
'TSEIs sSElisST 81 "a 5S9aHGossi 9 Gosio sSsFEs1s
ERMINIE
a. ... .s
EDEN MUsEE. 23dst. and 6th-ave.
II onSHas MA T's'sfssaeis ssREaos s;!!.iaA wIsIiAx
snp.IYI k4esscs 4esssccs ,AgssHsiAn nASn ,ox
EDWARD MOLLENBAUERs VIOLIN
~ Sss s..s. iis ' : s
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
wsdnssisy HooDNAN BLIND. Mssinss.
Nsar wssf RicE's BEAUTIFUL EyANGELiNM
Next sunday UR RpESr fDS poe ~ ElxEH r"A
Hills UniSs Square ss.ls Tnsatrs g. cs &C.
Possible CASE by sidney R.senisid
Tickets for op.nns n,sSi on sss Moros ONCE
T YCEUM THEATRE. 4th-ave and 23d-st.
TnE DAV1si WaFE SFosnAs Mis-: csyysn Mis-
T#E WIFE,
NExT NExT NisaT Nisa
ooM1ESosxTkD sxE m2SH4 BY TASTEFUL soUvEN1a
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
AVA s1.aina. ns q :. So axTfNEE sxTURDsY AT
HEARr sa5sD HdUs sSecEss SecEs AoP y EhGss fafs
HEARTS IA ROAR OF oSIAUGHTER.-tJ.
c'ss sre 50
-p''rT THE He coMEpi4Ss
:, .R.0i.s R0ssqS as,s!,. aMD eyis. GRANE: 6.E.a,
NEXT whss@s.RsskEs4 hfs'ais. Fsis'kE q Z iaArnrn
CECOND ANNUAL BALL
ss 9sfs ssDA = HsIsl Isss9S M & "a
9ERMANIA ASSEMBLY Rooms 2el and ana fsS Bowsry ',T.
i,Ss.s sss To ocomm.ncs %' At o'clock % a. The
THALIA.-To in Memory of thee Dead
Empe:r s.',. .s TsSr's ,, s.n sS
possar J.ngrau Won orsans Saturday Po''arS' la''s
WALLAcK's.
W Under the direction Of Mr.. Henry r. Abbey
LAST SEASON OF THE WALLACK COMPANY
LAST PERFORMANCES OF
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Friday Msrch %. MONEY"
Evenings S:15 Saturday Matinee at rs
STH AVENUE THEATRE. TONIGHT.
- MAlINEE To DAY AT p N.
MAN TELL IN MONbARS
MANTELL IN MONBARS
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
legal Notires.

In PURSUANCE of an order made by the
II Hon HENRY w. BOORgTAVER one OF the Judges oil
thu Court Common Pleas on the 6th day OF Feoraay
having claims against ARrHU CRAhf, lately doinx pusi
mesa 63 Nassau street. In the CITY ana Oouny Oh
that required pre.ent their claims
with therefor duly verified 70 the
said ArIhar Crary loI eao
benefit creaitors At hs place OF -,
Ne $50 Broadway. Room In the Civ s' "" v"
berpre the 25tn day Of Aprfl. lrs5 ,.rr ...,.r..
Dated Nsw.York. Feb. 2. 1888
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
Urfssmdkina.-

JNITTER and DRAPER.-Fmst- class wishes
more susagements by s day late 81 OF the ieadni
houses =; city refeFsace Address D.. $50 bfoAdwN.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

FOR SALE; , ,.,x.e, Goth and Sis.
sts No IS East 18TH 25xl02; also north corner
reosonablei can % soen
ahS "n'e " FITZPATRICK. Builder
asa East 7Sth.st and 20 cast SJth-st.
NOR SALE.-63 East 7Sth-st., a medium
sized dining room extension hoase beautiful IN dsNsn
aud finish Call ana examine. JAMES V. . NooI-HEl :.
PURCHASERS of West Side houses can
Obtain comulere list with partIeul&rs thereby saw
ins "u'~ ' ~ L. J. CARPENTER.
liberty nd 81 Sal
The South western news., 1888-09-26

For Sale.

1921 acres Of land, five and one
halt miles east of Dawson, with a
tour room house, Forty seven
acres OF cleared land, Apply at
this office.
The South western news., 1888-09-26
flood of passionate tears.

flood of passionate tears.
The decoy letter, as is usual in
cases Of this sort, had been fixed so
that it would be apparent to any
one that money was enclosed. It
had done its work.
"Where is your father" asked
Mr.. Barrett.
''In the garden" sobbed the
girl.
Mr.. Barrett went out into the
garden, found the old man hoeing,
and brought him in, and, when he
was told all, he bowed his white
head and sobbed with his child.
The inspector learned that the gfry
had admirers, as was natural; that
her father was very misery, not
giving her even tire money needed
tor bright bit of ribbon, a new
hat OF new dress; that she had
been tempted to take money from
the mails for her wished>for bits of
finery, and had done SO. Mr. Bar
rett bitterly accused the old man of
being the one to blame, and he ac>
knowledged it.
II suppose you will arrest her"
SAID the girls father.
Will you make restitution of the
sum Git, was about 500 she has
taken on account of your inserts
less?"
eyes. Here it is" and it was
handed over. "Will you arrest
herr"
eff l did what would be her
future? No, Unless you or she
tell this. it will never be known in
the village"
Inspector Barrett lett after fore
ing the old man to promise his
daughter should never be compell>
ed or allowed to handle the mails
again; and, when he submitted his
fun report to the head of the de
nartment at Washington his course
was fully approved.
That girls life was saved from
ruin because Inspector Barrett de-
termined it should be,
The South western news., 1888-09-26
Is CONSUMPTION faeurabls z

Read the following Mr., c. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friendo and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable Consumptive. Be
gan taking DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able to OBJ
serve the work on my farm. 1t is
the finest medicine every made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says Had it not been for DR..
Kings New Discovery for Cons
sumption l would have died OF
Lung Troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in my best Of
health" Try it Sample bottle free
at any Drug Store.
The South western news., 1888-09-26
Insurance Bates.

"lC COlli pldlllS mat lGSur-
ance rat. s in this state are 90 hioh.
Whether or not they are higher
than in other states we are not pre-
pared to say, but it was stated by Ii
gentleman of this city, day or two
ago, that the rate eff insurance on a
building, of which he has control,
had been increased lately from three
% tour per cent and that he had
etused to pay the increase, because
he could get the building insured
at three per cent, aud perhaps less,
IN New York company which has
no agency here. This case CT a de.
mand for an increased rate may be
only one o many,
There has been a very considera,
bic increase in the rates OF marine
insurance Oh cotton this year at all
the South Atlantic ports. OF
course, the cotton planters have to
pay the increase. While the ex>
porter pays it directly, it really
comes OFT .! the pockets of the
planters. In fixing the prices for
cotton the insurance is ALWAYS ia
ken into account, With an in.
crease IN insurance, and also ia the
price of baggipe, the profits of the
planters are likely to he considera.
bly, reduced this season.
THERE'S sort OF insurance mo,
noroly in this state. The law
which makes it nece ssary for a
company outside of the state to
deposit S25, 600 with the state treas
urer before it can do business in
the state, fosters this monopoly. A
very important question for the
people to consider is, whether this
law ought not to be repealed. 1t
is certainly costing them a good
deal of money. If there were no
such law many mere insurance
companies would do business in the
state, and competition would bring
down the rates.
The cotton planters complain of
the bag.ing trust because it has
increased 50 greatly the prices Of
bagging. Why should they not
also comp! in OF the Insurance as
soci ton which las advanced The
rates Of insurance?
it is claimed TO- the law requir>
IN a deposit OF &25, goo before an
insurance company can do business
III the state, that It protects the
people gai.st wiid,cat Insurance
companies. Admitting that it does,
is not protection secured at tco
great cost?
As a general thing the people
have no difficulty in determing
whether company is solvent and
strong before insuring in it A
few might be led into insuring in
unreliable companies by the offer
of extraordinarily cheap rates, but
the great majority would satisfy
themselves as to the standing of a
company before seeking policies in
it.
The next legislature should looh
into this Insurance question, and
make a very thorough incstisa-
ton of the question whether it
would not be advisable to repeal the
law requiring a deposit of s25, 900.
This city is especially interested in
having such an investigation. Ii
Tie result should be against the
law, there ought to be no unneees,
sary delay il lepeali ig the law.
The South western news., 1888-09-26
sHORT IA Nd

l.. Short hand thoroughly taught
. ~ our II improved method on yum.
p, system in from four to five
, mn'''S ny correspondence. Assist.
rn,y rendered students in getting
, suo' positions. Success guaran-
s.G Iu' Don t 90 to shorthand
c .,o''S az great expense when we
no Nv. 'gIcn YOU as we'll by mail at a
ina. cost, Oar instruction is
, ,n5 a.. satisfactory, as all exercises
t". a mistakes are corrected and res
t tbb,uga' aud new instruction given.
,s ',eoy making it Just as thorough
r,r. ~s,s'nal Instruction. We vii
po,l ai'ee to carry student to rs
toa y' III 'our months if instruc-
If ons are re- carefully followed. All
soD NJ; students are placed in posi-
Tn Ii immediately after graduation
n,rol Du' Time unlimited $1,000. Sd
e er3a5,s IN advance and SIS upon
and P o" OF course. Text-Rooks
Writ V' M outfit, post paid 80,
ma,;o v US II you wish further infor
The South western news., 1888-09-26
=, HOUSEKEEPING.

for ~o'n ; Single and Double Entry,
ill., H." 'i IC Of Merca tile, Manufactu1r,
ge eth anr.'s,urIJance, Banking, ETC., to.
cial P. with all forms Of Commer.
practi "per calculations, etc. taught
resno" ,vSlly by our method of cor.
sent Jsa , Sets are worked and
anteo '9 y, correction. We will omar.
inp f u 10 % teach practical book.Eeen.
instr M ron three to five months i,
fund u tn;,. are followed or will re.
limited l sIo % Tuition, time un.
adv ''pc 5000 loj Q s5.OGpayable in
ton r' of ea and $500 upon con- compile. .
eonp u course. Books, Blanks, etc..
soUTr gEsp6Gy mail s4.0O. Address
REAUT' FERN TsHoRT-aAND SD BIZ
teb @, 'sS Chattanooga, Tenn.
The South western news., 1888-09-26

DR.. p PARKS, of Indian ard 'penish blood is making
marvellous his treatment of the ck. His light hid
der busbe but his remarkable work be verified the bes
white and black witnesses in nds Dir Parks Office crowded
from day day with patients who long distance be
treated His Office has beconea frca uhnay The calls okuman
y first for that all patients treated alike He
Carah, Consumption Kidney Diseases, Weak Backs Rheumatism
Sores Stiff joints Liver Complaint Mar and off Those
who through ness his Office he lets them alone
Beats asked patronage An prevention better than
lots Of Medicine, i'll time Dr. Parks E PfEPERES his
OWN MEDICINES.
The South western news., 1888-09-26

Just as gray was the most fash
ionable color of the past season,
so green is to be in favor for the
winter There is a great demand
for wall paper, draperies and rib
bons and many green street dress
es have been brought over by ladies
who have been abroad.
The South western news., 1888-09-26

Riding in a railway carriage;
Husband-You are quite comforts
able, dear?
Wife-Ycs. love.
Eusband-The cushions are easy
and soft, ducky?
Wife-Yes, darling.
Husband-You don't feel any
jolts, pet?
Wite--No, sweetest,
Husband-And there's no
draught on my lamb, is there, my
angel?
Wife-No, my sweetest own.
Husband then change seats with
me!
The South western news., 1888-09-26
A DECOY LETTER.
How the Inspector Found It ina Pretty
Girls Stocking.
Philadelphia Neaos. I

service, and now superintendent OF
SpittalPs detective agency, had a
queer experience some time ago in
Il beautiful little town way down in
Maryland. 1t occurred before his
resignation last winter from the Sc
cret service, and WAS, as you may
guess, encountered in the line OF
official duty. United States postal
inspectors are often called upon to
take hold Of queer cases, 10 follow
slight clews, to unravel tangled sto-
ries, and to do it so thoroughly that
the heads of the department shall
be satisfied, and secure the results
they seek. But it is not every day
that a secret service official finds
himself developing a case so re-
markable, pathetic, and full of I'M
anticipated perplexities that he
himself is amazed, and yet that is
what happened to Mr.. Barrett not
so very long since, when he got
fairly into the case | mentioned in
that old-fasLioned Maryland vii
lage.
There was a little post-offlce there
where letters containing small sums
of money were lost, and one fair
morning in leafy June found Chief
Inspector Barrett aboard a train
bound to that place and preparing
to entrap the criminal, whoever he
might be. Mr.. Barrett's long ex-
pcrience with this sort of work had
taught him just how to dig pit for
his game, and as the train neared
the village lie walked through the
''''p"'' :. ,'''0 Inc ma" I"i "0Neu
for the mail clerk, showed his com.
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For Sale.

Seventy acres of land, four and
one half mi1es from Dawson. Six
acres cleared and under fence, and
enough rails split to fence ten acres
more. Cabin and good well of wa
ter on the place. For particulars
enquire at this office.
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The South western news., 1888-09-26
FOR SALE CHEAl

One 80 saw, Brown ot'oo Gin.
For further particulars apl ly at
this office.
The South western news., 1888-09-26
For Sale.
For Sale.

A jersey Heller for sale. En-
quire OF T. &. James, at Hillman
& Stevens drug store,