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HIGHLY IMPORTANT EXECUTORS SALE.

III iohLf iSrohrANI d EAECoIoRs SALE.
A VALUABLE LOT OF HORSES, COLTS, MULES,
PONIES, COWS, HEIFERS, HOGS, PIGS. AGkI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FARM PRODUCTS,
CARR GES, BUGG1ES, FARM WAGONS, &C,
&c. BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF The
LATE JOSHUA j. TURNER
The undersigned, executor OF Joshua j. Turner late
OF Baltimore city deceased will sell by auction by
tue OF sn order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore
city. at the country seat Chetenham, Pope's
Creek division OF Baltimore and Potomac railroad
on TUESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NO.
MEMBER, 1889, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK in the morn
ing
All the valuable Live stock, Farming Implements,
Carriages, Farm Products, upon the said country
seat, and consisting IN part Of
splendid lot Of Horses Mares Mules, Colts Ponies
Cows and Hefers Calves Hogs Pigs Carriages Drags,
PRaetons, Buggies, Farm Wagons, Large Lot of hsr
ness, Agricultural Implements,vz, Mccormick Binder
and Reaper, Champion Mower. Corn Orusher, Plows,
Horse Rakes, Cuiuvators, &C., &c.
ALSO
30 Tons Of Hav. 500 Barrels OF Corn. &c.
Terms of sale cash.
Note-Persons wishing to attend this sale can take
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at a. m. from
Calvert station Baltimore 7:20 am. from WASH
ington returning home same day.
Conveyances viii meet both trains at Cheltenham.
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY OF BAL
TIMORE, Executor.
WIN. SEEMULLER & CO.,
3,15.16,1S. Auctioneers.
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ANA ROUTE
81, AND SOUTHWEST.

Il - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Dol BE n fSo f H. "Ii Mp SO THMhsr
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LIAXE NksEiSGToN. from STATION.
For Ittrburg AID ne Meet CAics-o LiTu.;,l rsT-rs:
81 Pullman NesubUlcd Cnis al c:iv In. daily:
I.ouis, with Steering Cars from i1tishaf. a. til.
Sinnsu' and si.epias Cars Harrisburg 10 In
VII. HieeI ~ Car AItuons 10 Chca-a. -. IpJii,.
Iasior Car Ma.hiLes ION h. Ham b4ip ana s.sai,-
ms Car, H"rrlslD u -. nus, Cliira-o ana
IlEcnnstu. aid blnlng "a iilzr.sa1r- g. -.
= l.s. Western iitess 81 80 "a. daily. win
s.ctinng tGr- Warrington q, Gilraru ard 49,.
lYa,s cunHcc t.f daily ~ i.srri.t .th through
slcergr- LOO AUUis, Il,e aud Ec.II his PAM. 80
pres 1880 I'm. daily. PitisiuIr ana tie Ne-t
Nl,E through sierrer Ia lfttsiugz. AID I.tts.urg
EALTiMoRr AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For M hiie C-H;nGs qua; Eech ser and Niasau Pals
For Erie, canaan aqua sisd Rochc-tsr daily: for Buff
ialg ai.a Nia-ara Ga eNcept sat. q, go I.,
For Millanis ort, Lock Haven and Elllira al 1850
. am daily, except sunday.
foR it'll HDELPIIG.N rs G0I.K AND TIL EAST.
.:50' 200, LOO aud II 40 AN, 2.lo, SO,
II 40 am, :,'lo. $50. $40, iGU0 ai,i / %
pm; Limited EApfe-s ~ Pullman lIriur Cgrs.
daily with DiHiIg Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast Express snl week day AHA : 10 pm daily.
For brooAlya, NY, AL tlIougL Trans connect at
SersSy oiiS Win boats II B;'. k!yI Annex, Hi.'fd-
double ierriage across NeS lo!s Ci.y.
For Atlantic CIty, ii 40 week dEi s. I:9O pm.
daily.
For BAitimore 6:35. 9:2O. s:Io, 0:CO go 10 80,
II 200 AID II 40 G., = :1h gao. Bro, ..:.}u.
4:oU; sale A:@O, So, 600, 80. N:lu. lu.l0
Snd l:-O y N On SUNDAY, 90 900. lO:b0,
ID 40 am 2lO, 5 20. > SO, 90, 4 1 TO- q 90,
- $40, e;lO' Il 10 aud i 20 PIN.
FOR Ioles IFeeL i-He, 20 IA and 40 pm. daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:2O and $500 an. Il .C5. ago ard
o;OO pan daiS' except sGHaay- sunda, = s:O5
ALEXANDRIA AND FRrBERICKSBURG RAIL
MA1 AND ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON
IN EFFECT MAY l.. 1888.
For Alexandria, 80 G.s5. 40 = 40, g.dS 1857
An II "a noon. 2.l5. - - G-II. 0.sl,
So, 90 and 80 pm. On Sunday q 4 20.
I;43l y.i5, 1907 am, 2.3J. O:Ol. sU2 aud
900 pm
Accommodation for Cuautico, - IN. and LIS
- pm week days. a 3 a. Sundays
For Richmond aud the souTu go. 10 81 Am daily
and U.2l pm. daily. except SUNDAY.
Train leave AieKsudIIa Tor NashilgfUn g.N5 --a5.
$500. Sl0. lO:l5, II :Os -.4.4. "a. $780, ) lti,
o;lO 500 500, go - - ana 4 ! :05 D "a. "a
sunday - vi and :O1 an. go, > ia. 500,
500. $40 AID ] 80 I'm.
Tickets and Information 4 the fr,. uFa-t cor
ner OF l3t street and IcnLsy lyaIl4 gvei.u and at
the station, where oIefs eau H. 1, IL .s CC u
batgaee 10 destination from hotels IA. r,'idsii,,s
ChAS. p PlGh. ). Il. MOOD,
General Manager. Inlll Gen las AlciiL
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

N OhFOLk, hOkTREss MONROE AND THE
N South--Daily line except sundays. On and alter
MONDAY, November 3. 1888. Steamers Lady OF the
Lake and Jane hoseley having been repaired and
newly furnished Will leave Slxth-street wharf
mus Ith ana 9TH stseet cars, 1T I'm. Returning,
leave Clyde's wharf, Norfolk, foot Madison ct.
hour. C.ose connections for New lOrk Philadelphia
ana North and SCUM or state and informal
uon regarding freight call at hArf TeleIhOue Gail
%. Also b. ana .. Ticket oftces, oly and ] ISL Pa
ave-, aud hawiey's Express. INLAND AND SKA
BOAhD COAsIING COMPANY. MIC
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BROS, AIcuoneers.

u
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
2Ol6 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WASH
INGTON, ID. {.
BY virtue % deed of trust U.S. bearing date on the
Sh day OF May, ID. 1856, and duly recorded in liber
No lloI folio 100 ct seq, OF the land the
District OF Columbia, and by Of default in tue
payment Of the principal and interest aud upon the
written OF the holder Of tine note by
deed OF trust we VIII sell 10 the highest Dader
pubic auction IN front Of the premises on TUESDAY
the hlNEIEENIH DAY or NOVEMBER AID 1889
at HALF-PASI -FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. all that certain
piece or parcel OF land and premises situate the
city OF Washington, DC, and being the southern
quarter of lot numbered seven t1 square
three hundred and thrty-tMo (3B2, fronting fifteen
tloD feet Tenth street with depth of unety-n
feet ten ana one-halI inches, together with the i'm
prOvenent Is thereon.
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash balance in three equal
payments in six tO), twelve l2) and eighteen tls)
months, bearing interest Ut SIX cent Fer
terest payable emlannuay and secured 10y deed of
trust upon the property Sold al cash. purchasers
option Deposit OF slUO required al time sale All
colVeyanclng and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms To be complied with al days day of
sale.
j. ALBERT DINAII.i
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DEREMPToRY SALE

DEREMPToRY SALE
ENTIRE STOCK OF A LIVERY STABLE
o. P. S. NICHOLS BAZAAR.
BROAD AND CHERRY Sis. PHILADELPHIA.
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH TWENTIETH. 1889.
Consisting Of
40 Horses Berlin Coaches 3 Landsus. Plain Black
Hearses, Broughams, CCUI2let, kictoriss. > six
sea: Phsetons Spar-sIring Buggies, - Four-seat
Phaetons, Doctors Ehaeton, 1 Four-seat Surrey 1
Drag. six-seat Surrey Business Wagon, i Delivery
Wagon, / Pony Phaeton, 1 Hotel Coach, / English
Aansom 10 Single Sleighs, 3 Double sleighs single
and Double Harness. Robes, Whips. Blankets Stable
Fixtures Office Fixtures 50 Iron Stall Divisions Iron
Feed Boxes, Hay Elevator. &C
BY order of
JOSHUA EVANS,
1913, 1915, 1917. 1919 Race ct.
PHILADELPHIA
D. P. S. NICHOLS Auctioneer. n2.4.SILIe.Is.I9
VNHoMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
CHOICE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE CERAMICS,
EMBRACING
Superb Specimens in Lar2e and Small Vases
Curlos and Parlor Decorations
Lunch, Dinner. Tea and Dessert Plates,
and other
Table Ware of Beautiful Design and Finish,
THE WHOLE FORMING
RARE AND TEMPTING COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE WARES.
BOTH USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL,
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH.
1883,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
EACH DAY
ON EXHIBITION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1882
n144t THOMAS DONLING, Auctioneer
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A rich vein of silver has been struck at Ran
doiph, l6 miles east Of jamestown, NY.
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niral Tegatthof, when she ran down the Italia
In 1866. For many years Admiral Baron Spaun
was naval attache of the legation at London,
and he commanded the Austrian squadron
during the Greek blockade. He is assisted in
the work Of the conference by Lieut.. Sauches
de Cuda.
THE REPORTER
Amid all the confusion Of the council board,
with broken English suffering in his ears and
with whispered conversations between delegate
and delegate forming distracting buzz, sits
the official stenographer of the conference,
Mr. W. h. smith. as undisturbed and calm as
though he were writing an essay. He is kept
scratching his cabalistic symbols almost all the
time OF the session, from III to l and from 2 10
g. Tor all but very few of the speeches are in
English, such as IT is. The foreign speeches
which come very seldom. and from either
Capt Richard OF France or Mr. yerbrugghe of
Belgium, are in French and are translated by
another stenographer secured for this purpose.
The conference hammers away uninterruptediy
throughout the hours OF the sitting and thus
there IS an immense amount of talking done
Mr.. Smiths daily quota of work is from $50 to
$50 folios, two copies of which he brings to the
conference the next morning neatly printed by
typewriter In English. This is an almost
Herculesn task. bu, it is accomplished by
means of talking machine and two or three
typewriters who work late into the night in
order to get the proceedings of today's session
Of the conference ready for the secretary bright
and early tomorrow morning.
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rTIusIEEs, SALE OF TwENTY.Two NEW
sorfA oafIToL ST sfRkE fi kNb p EEftWkkE
AykSUE ,sogTnwEsI, AND II Ally Is
Et&k kSP WI h1S SSKfR soS Sakskd 81
By Trtae Of S Several deed, Of trust.
ali dated the 2sih day OF December. 1888 ana RS
Il RI a . ls SHsh a
ana al the request OF the holder Of the BY .d
to the best AID highest S.dder tLcrrioi IN
' in' D On Sf 10
yLMBER. 1851. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
q wash.ngton. District Of co.nm6s, and known on
he ground plan thereof as lots numbered 81. s.,
a.; ss, Az 20 81 sna 81 in waidrons Iubliyis.on Of
Z Of IL records OF The surveyors one OF The sad
District. Lots from 81 to S. both inclusive each
and ea 10 y co Srsh o sf . y
brick with store and cellar all have water, a..
atwO-story brick dwellng having rcoins. Lo, 81
has "a two-story brick cont aiming six ROOMS.
These LOIS W i'll b. offered separately.
Terms OF sale as 20 each lo' ere these Cne-third OF
equal installnents, payable in and years. respect
neiy IRON DAY OF sale N.ta interest az per centum
deed Of trust on the property sod or all At yu
on each LOT at time of sale Terms must be oornpied
with IN days from day OF sale or the trustees will
conveyancing and recording purchasers cost
K Ross P AhMSi Trustees.
GEO. W. SIiCkNEY, Auctioneer,
n1-dSds 9J6 ST.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
COUNT OF HE WEATHER 10 FRIDAY, NONEM-
BER FIFTEENTH, SAM HOUR AND PLACE
nls-asd. i 4. hSs !; f hhMSi Trustees.
eF-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED TO WE'D
N6SDAl; NCkEABEh TWENTIETH. 1889 SAME
HOUR AND PLACE.
nl5-d&ds K soH Ross ); F AhMS Trustees.
'HNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two-sTORY-
ANDCELl.AR 7-RUOM BRICk DWELLING,
BAY WINDOW, BATH, &C. On STREET
NORTHNESl NEAR FOURI ZENITH.
by virtue OF lie d OF trust dated November 6, A. D.
1888, AID duly recorded i'll llber No. l3O4 folio 90
ct seq one OF The land recorcs OF the District OF
unbia and at the request OF the holde, the notes
secured thereby Will sell pubic IL front
OF the premises on TUESDAY, The TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. ID. | os9, AT HALF
PAS FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the followlug-descr1bed
real estate, situate III the city OF Nashinton District
OF Columbia, and known and distinguish, as lot No
TO, IN Formers subdivision OF part square A
the same Is duly recorded Book NO. L. folio "a of
the land records III oifce Of surveyor of said District
together with alt me improvements thereon, also
known US No. 1881 L st INV.
Terms easy and made Known at time of sale de-
post OF 90 Will lie required at time of sale. Con-
veyancing and recording at cost OF purchaser If
terms Of sale not complied with ten days from
day OF sac the property viii Ue resoid risk aud cost
of doiaulting purchaser.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,l -r-.
" IRVING BOSWELL, ! irustees-
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
ITO STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY- FIFTH, $50,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M, in front Of the
premises, viii sell the % feet front of lot 26,
In square 1877 by depth Of about 50 feet alley
10 feet wide, improved by three-story brick dwell
ing, with modern improvements, being No. ITO
street northwest. This 10 of the most desirable
and valuable locations for private residence the
cy-is just north of 18th street, fronting Farragut
square, and convenient to street cara
Ierms One third cash. baapce in and two years,
with interest, and secured By deed of trust the
property or all cash. Conveyanclng and recording at
Of sale. THOMAS DOWLiNG
nj 4-d&ds Auctioneer.
VERY DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v >NOxEMBEk TMENTl-sEyENrH, 1883. AND
NOvEMBEk THIkrIETH. 1859.
r S9 nwEpNN nTsb AZ, NoyLMBER TWENTY-sEv;
Ne ess a to e2s corner and
on SSfth Capitol street and eet on street and
wide PARKING and no better place in the city
e. On H3sEMsER THIRTIETH. at Same hour. win
SELL IN 'front.' OF the premises Lots 25 and 20 square
", on Connecticut avenue between and streets.
lneee lon frort ~ feet on Connections avenue aud
Kun tnrougn 70 nrst and the desirs-
ole lots n the city fronting the handsome house Of
Senator sawyer.
Term. easy and made Known DAY of sale.
n1A1osxssSs-4t DUNcANsoN BRoa. Aucta
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Mr.. Vim. W. Goodrich who is virtually the
chairman of the American delegation, pro-
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Written for The EVENING SrAn
HOW A GIRL MAY BE A BELLE.
Hints From a Young Society Matron
for q Debutante's Benefit.

TO BE A SOCIAL SUCCESS THE ''BUD" SHOULD BE
PRETTY, CLEVER. AMIABLE OR FAsT-THE WOMEN
MEN MARRY-vALUE OF TAcT-How TO MANAGE
HUSBAND WHEN CAUGHT.
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Written for THE EVENING STAR.
HOW A PHOTOGRAPH Is MADE.
From the Inverted Image In the Camera
to the Finished Portrait.

THE MYSTERIES OF TIE OZARK ART" MADE
PLAINTIFF MANY PROCESSES THROUGH WHICH
PICTURE eoEs-THE PRINTING FROM THE
NEaATIvE-rHE FIXING" AND BuRyIsHIYa.
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III
ToCLosE AN ESTATE.
PEREMPTORl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEk1Y SITUATEAT SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, DC, AND OF SEVERAL VALU-
ABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPkONLD TRACTS
OF LAND NEAR TENLElrOMN AND OAK
VIEW AND WITHIN THREE MILES OF The
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1883,
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, IN front of the premises, 1
will sell part OF Lot j, in square ~. Georgetown, DC
fronting 33x feet on Bridge Cor NJ street by depth
Of 40 feet Frederick Tor SAITH street and improved
by Stone and Brick Store being Nos 3400 aud 3402
II street northwest.
TUESDAY, NOvEMpER NINETEENTH, 1889, on
the premises, at THREE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell
-Four Valuable Tracts OF Land 1eneytown. front
ing on Grant road and known the Payne Eatethe
different tracts containing about 20. ~ IL and ~
acres Of land. more LEES; the larger tryct IL inn
proved BY dwelling and necessary out houses, all
well wstsred affords some beautiful views and build
ing Sites has OAK Of shout four acres fmme
dlntely on Grant road Connect,cut syenue extended
will run directly through this property Il 10 within
three lies Of Washington, mile OF Ten
leysown and enc aud . halt nlss 81 OAK View:
chance Tor speculstors those In sesrch OF home
Terms: One-third cssh; balance IN one and two
years with interest and secured by deed OF trust on
the property, or all ca&h. All conveyanc.ng and re,
cordlng 81 cost of purchasers deposit Of slO0 VAL
be required on each piece st time o. sale Terms
sale to be complied with in fifteen days from oAy ~
sale in default Of which the property may be resold
1t the r1sk and cost OF the defsultng purchaser
n6-llt THOMAS DOWNING. Auctonesr.
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MOUNT VERNON

M
Steamer w. W. CORCORAN. Capt L I. Blake
leaves 9TH st. wharf daily Iexccpt sunday for Nouns
Vernon leaving 81 10 am. reaching Washington @DOut
$3.50 pm. fsre. round TRIP 1. including salnlssles
u grounds aud nlauslon. selo
lNoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II NAN Iron sILAMEk ~ AkEfIElD. -
Leaves 9Th street wharf on MONDAYS, 1HU hSDhfS
and SATURDAYS at a. IN. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS y. A., Touching u hiyer
Landings Nomini Creek Va, 81 Clsinents bay
ana Ieonardtown, Ad. Connee.f with y AID " ~ X al
Shepherds See schedule JOHN b. fADGEIT, Ask
Z. W RIDLEY, Manager 1A2S
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.. ALBLhI DJNAI.L,l rr-,,,,ao,
oc3l-eo&ds JOHN JOY EDISON. ( Afus'ees

4 ,HANCLkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OF GEOkGETOnN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FkONIING ABOUT 100 FEET ON THE EAST
ABOUT e11 FEET On 1HE WEST SIDE OF
FREDERICK t34TH) STREET. AND CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 42.32s SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court Of said
District passed in Equity Cause No. l12l4 We shall
SELL at public auction in front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOV EN-
BkR. 1859, ct -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following
ginning for the same at Joint the line of
Fayette known 31thD street distant 2S7 feet
10 inches north from the north lie of 18th NOW
known q ID street. and run thence exstwardly to q
point ON the west line Of Frederick NOW known as
34th) street, distant 293 north from north
line of 9Th street: thence north 81 # in; thence
west 40 #. III. thence northwaTdly OF It. to
point distant Isl 1t. in eRstwardy from point
said east line Of Fayette street, distant 100 II. in
north from the place OF beginning; thence west
wardy Isl it. in. to said point distant loo IT.
loo TT in To the place Of beginning together with
the improy ements, &C, consisting OF two-story
brick house and frame outbuildings.
OF sale: OIe-third cash. residue in two equal
teres and secured by deed OF trust on the properly
Sold Ali cash, at option OF purchaser $500 deposit
required at time OF sale All conveyancing, &c, at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
and sell the property at defsuiting purchasers cost
and risk
Guarantee certificate of title Of the Columbia Title
Insurance Co. of ID. G. furnished by the trustees.
-'. :. 81 AZ st nw-
HENRY C. sTEMAkI, JR, r-r.,...
ia ST NV,
400 La. ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer ns-10t
T1IucN nnVI M. .nc,,on.ar
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.E-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
CUuNI OF The WEATHER 10 FRIDAY, NoNEM-
Der FIF fEENTH, SAM HOUR AND PLACE
JOHN L. ARMS, 1..,,.,oo.
n13-d&ds II. hOSS PERRY trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TNRusTEEs SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE NEW
L BRICK HOUSES ON STREET BETWEEN
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET AND DELAWARE
AtyESUE sogrHwEsI, AND II Ally Is
kEAk TukREOf, ADJOINING GARFIELD
PAhk AND win HIN THREE sQTAREs oE
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MEN OF THE SEA.
Landsmen and Sailors Talking Over
the Rules OF the Ocean Roads.

SOME OF THE DELEGATES TO THE MARINE con-
FEREScE-THE NEW QUARTERS AT woRNLEY's-
A DINISUrIyE SHIP WITH MINIkSURE SIC
EALs-How TIE PROCEEDINGS ARE REPORTED.
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eF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO WE'D
N1SDAi, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. 1883, SAME
HOUR AND PLACE.
JOHN r. ARMS ! ,r..
nl5-d&ds r. ROSS PrknY I trustees.
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'Tm sure / never could pretend to admire
people did not like said the pretty girl, with
a little pout.
You must learn to do so. If you wish to be
successful socially you must never snub any
one. You will meet great many men, even in
the best set, who are not desirable; but il will
not do for you to offend them, because it is in
their power to do you a great deal of damage.
The impression that girl makes upon society,
you see, depends chiefly upon the verdict of
the men. II an awkward young fellow in his
hrst dress-coat asks you to dance you must not
hurt his feelings by saying that you are too
tired and then get up moment later to waltz
with the accomplished Mr. Timpkins. limp
kins will be pleased but the youth whom YOU
have refused will always entertain a bitter re-
collection of the slight Necessarily you will
like some men better than others, but it will
never do for you to show ii. Those whom
you like best will not admire you less
If they see that you are agreeable to every one.
But II you are polite to some and rude to
others You will have few friends and those at
whom you turn up your little nose will revenge
themselves by spreading an unfayorable re-
port concerning you, which is sure to do injury.
1t is very hard that girl should be compelled
to try to please men whom she dislikes, to dance
cheerfully with every one who chooses to ask
her; but such amiable hypocrisy pays well for
the investment The thing of all things
would advise you to avoid is the imitation Of a
sort OF manners very popular with young
women nova rude and free-and-easy way,
with a kind of ipcessant badinage as a substi-
tute for reasonable conversation. Men who are
not fools don't like such
WANT OF oESrLENEss IN WOMAN,
and the badinage is always witless and often
unpleasant Why, have heard a girl say
upon meeting q man old enough to be her
father: oh, I'm so sorry you were introduced
to me! Papa says that you used TO be the most
conceited person he knew when you were in
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-31

X PLANTATEoN s miles below; Monroe
fnents, 6 new cabins dwelling. good ein;i
high state of cultivation; land OF fine quail
ity and .abovs..any water: 6s5 acres, 200
open; possession January 1, 1889. .:,s:e..:
4 GO ACRES LAND NEAR OKALOQSA
lou Springs. 500. ~,
nGO ACRES WEST OF oUACMITA,
lOO river adjoining the Morley place.
CToGKWELI4 PLANTATION, situated
- 10 miles north Of Homer in sGlna berno:
parish, 8 miles east of Gibbs and Homer
Railroad 500 acres. 500 cleared and in Gull
tiyation, tho: remainder very ,fertii 3 and
ney rea cea6lats ea%r' aiy
loan, the red lands arg rss wen i aiapte adfi t.
grain Of all kinds and red. clover, growsko
sReR or Shsn a IS ss2
Hiyded iuto.4 tracts, each of. witch would
make desirable farm. II il well supplied
a nsg ae r
| the plantation. :Einest place III tho! Statts
| for a stock farm. Price reasonable, and.
terms easy. Price on application at orr
s LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES, ..s,o,s',:<
HARM 1T acres nea oIi Bavoti Deg,aFll: Cd
| ~ acres in cultivation, balance 'tinhT9f;'
| building on place; good Orchard. Cheap. >,
Q 81 P. Railroad, lb0 acres CLEARED, bad aifceT'
timber. Cheap and on easy terms..,si i,,7,.es,.
4 60 ACRES adjoining Government Expey-
| u 'iment Farm at Calhoitn, 60 acres cleared;
good dwelling end improvements" long
j time. .,.z,.t.,.', ::.,::,n "a: .ss,s.a<:h
4 KS ACRES, 8 miles below Delhi. on. Haydn
I y MACON; ridge and Bottom lands; $50 par
tally cleareds fine growth Of pecan tfees;'e0
Acres niles south Of Bastrop 1sii.,
+ roe road; so acres open; com Portable
! dwelling and, cabins; good H. r. gin and
g,ist mill; ridge. and creek bottom hands;
, $500; long thine. $500.
/ E7R ACHES good Till lansd, 4 li,i1as west
1, ~ H. of Monroe on V.sS. Il p R.sfs. - per
4 acre. iOIS C4ul6, -; !stf;is:.t' ~ '':'
) 900 ACHES miles south OF Bastron on.
+ q line OF projected railroad; 60 acres open;
i. / good land, good! tenement houses, goodoF-
chard; 500; long tipe,:., ~: a.,,-t. e;.:i :..l
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-31

Sad was tho fate OF Mary's lamb,
yESs2w the dortof mix her
CaiIed Brewnss 0fuafii's elixir.
al .tf5sHe~~srS Detroit Tribune;