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~ REAL ESTATE, ON sTREETe 81 TWIN
ElGHTEENTR AND NINhTEENTH SThEETS
NS3HNIdHMMEST. KhoWS Az No 1s ~ sIhEEI.

hElNG The LATE RESIDENCE OF GENERAL
HENRY x. CRAIG. q. A., DECEASED.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed IN equity. cause No.
ll272 Of Jane b. Hawkins and others sAinst Henry
Knox Craig and Others. the undersigned a. trustees
THDEsbAY the T%EyTYFS FLU Il IL DAY Of OF e
TOBER, AID. 1889. 1t FOUR O'CLOCK PM, ali
that piece or parcel Of ground lying being in the city
Of Washington. District of Columbia, and known o.
lot numbered twenty-five (22l in square numbered
one hundred and i've Q05), fronting forty t40D feet
on street and running back that width an average
depth Of one hundred aud forty 14QA feet to public
alley aud is improved BY threestofy front building
with basement and two-story back building with
Basement.
hs buildings which are situated In one Of the moot
the supervision Of late dsa Henry X Craig and
tain large saloon parlor 10 feet BY 80 feet. large
dining room and small library or breakfast room aud
also six large and three small chamber office
bath rooms wine cellar seryants roons closets aud
closets Tor trunks &C. also furnace and fuel rooms.
&cs The mont building - thirty 1901 feet VIDA
Terms Of sale; One-thi Of the purchase money
and months from day q ssis and 70 SssI
interest from day Of sale for which purchaser will
give his pronissory notes. No deed viii be given
until Al pprchnse money aud interest be paid. goo
deposit VII be required a. soon propety 10 bid on
lsrms Of se mus. be complied with within ten day.
atSr Day Of ssie The properly VIII BE- rssold
ss the 5sk spd cost OF dsfaulting Iuzchassr. Al con
, yssa1e 1 s s n.S q s.s sg Al 's "a
WILLIAM = GiLIER
sosHksFSh I S ): f 81 Il TssssssA
( Z. 4 wAooA1TAj. xnsasSSss. ssoo-a&Hs
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FINRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
l. Gunner OF SUMNER STREE AND FIFTH
STREET. HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District sei Columbia, passed ia equity cause No
094 we will sell at public auction IN front of the
premises on WbDNESDAi, IHE SIxiEENtH DAY
all that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
known ana described on the plat of said District
(6 il Howard university subdivision Of farm Of John
A. smith, commonly known L bingham Place.
This 10. .rorts 80 feet Sumner street aud front
of $50 feet 9th street. and is Improved by frame
house.
Terms One-third cash balance in and two years
with per cent intere st. payasle el and TO
be secured by ceed OF trust premises, ali cash. at
option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &C.. at cost Of
purchaser. deposit of S1UU required At time Of
sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days other
wise the Trustees the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and of the defaultns purchaser
after i've days public notice Of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington DE-
FRANKLIN H; MAChEi, Trustee,
5Oo ID street northwest
d. s. MACKALL, Trustee,
416 9Th street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctiolesrs. oca-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
NNrEEKS CO., Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana Avenue.
Opposite City Post Once.
LARGE AND pEREMpToRY SALE OF NOTIONS,
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR, &C. &c.
Being balance of retail stock Of B. j. Behreud Son,
who are relinqushing retail trade. Goods removed
to our store for convenience of SALE and will be sold at
auction commencing on MONDAY, FOURTEENTH
OCTOBER, at TEN AN
In part we name 500 pairs Corsets, LOO pairs As
sorted Kid Gloves. Mems. Women's, aud Childs
Gloves all sorts 1000 dozen Hosiery, all kinds Um.
brelas. Spool Silks and Cottons. Spanish Laees,
Ladies' and Gents Collars and Neckwear Laces Rib
bous Mems. women's Misses and Childrens Under
of every variety; 1000 pieces Ribbons, Braids.
Ruching, Combs SOAPS. Worsteds suspenders; 1000
gross Buttons, Cuffs, Mems and Boys Linen-bosom
Shirts, worsted Goods for Women and Children, 200
Assorted Jerseys, Embroidery, Ginghams, Lace Cur
tains, satchels, Combs, with endless variety of
other stock. ocll-2t
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EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM

SYSTEM
OFFERS FOR THE COMFORT AND HAPPI-
Mss OF THE PUBLIC.
OUR LINE Is REPLETE WITH PARLoR
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE OF LIVERY
GRADE; DISING-EooN REQUISITES.
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST
ELABORATE AND BEST:
CARPETS OF EVERY CO DE AND STYLE:
DRAPERIEs OF EXQUISITE DESIGN. SEC
RETARIEs. TOILET SETS AND AN END
LESS VARIETY or
STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS.
UPON ANY OF w.aICA
YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAY
MENT WILL BE- ACCEPTED No DELAY
IN DELIVERY WILL BE oCCAsIoNED BY
The BLOCKADE OF TIE SEVENTH
STREET RAILWAY MONOPOLY. AS WE
ARE PREPARED TO SHIP oUR ORDERS
PROMPTLY By WAY OF OUR COLOSSAL
EsTABIIs4MENT ON MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE.
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HOUSE Il HrHRMAsNs
THREE
COLOSSAL

STORES
ARE A LITTLE WORLD WITHIN THEM.
SELVES. WHERE ALL Is BUsTLE. ACTIN
ITY AND BUSINESS. OUR MISSION HAS
EVER BEEN TO AID IN ALTERNATING THE
BURDENS OF HOUSE KEEPERS WHO HAVE
NOT AN ABUNDANCE OF THIS WORLDS .
WEALTH
To BRING CONFINEMENT TO HUS-
BANDS AND COMFORT TO THEIR FAMI-
LIES Is LABOR OF WHICH We NEVER
TIRE. We SELL ON
CREDIT
AT LOWEST CASH FIGURES. AND ACCEPT
IN RETURN SMALL PARTIAL PAYMENTS
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH N sATISFAC-
TON OF THE DEBT. We TRUST No RE-
LIABLE HOUSE KEEPER WILL HESITATE
TO PAY Us A VISIT. If 1T BE MERELY TO
LEARN WHAT AN ADVANTAGE. ABOVE
OTHLRs, OUR
EQUITABLE
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EDUCATIONAL
m WASHINGTON.


THE COLUMBIAN UNIvRRsirY.
THr Law scSasH qhsrgsrrTTH E ''IoNH'AA
JANIS e 8 s fiiiSss LID.
m. Hon. ,oHS Il n ssa,,.x.n.n.
'A'''sss ss'Ss e u. .s'ss oSS. :, ne Uni'sA
,A,...,.,ii re e il,s s.hlLiLE $ COY: ~,
ofoslspsas prole..sre q Zoe Law q real
ssi q csas s' sSBs 3. SssSss.''
,...,.The Ben: villa A NArkY. III, D,
FISis'.YS = sSS,ss = Ssium n
The Won: fueSsIts ! MoslsiSeroS,I LIZ.
Sis ss...cs 8 Ssilaiss Ia. s' sn & q s"'1
Win SflTir;l fl'1sf sfsf ise sEi.' sS.
I''fsyE s II srf Sssf. cssaP' IS law
'Oci.'s kSS,.ssos 9; fT.s,,s, saas Gosi
Ros rrlIy c q ffSSskMD LID.
The exercises Of tn. .chool viii be resumed IN the
81. a% "a WEb pS OCT o tss ana 70
ma me MI s e,sr.a mad:
members Of the faculty in eKplieAtoa % their severL
The eSsr.ss in IN. schoo, Of Practice are to he ea
,arysd during The year socordls 70 plan which VIII
The Library. 70 which barge additions are annually
O'Clock am to O'Clock p.u. with brisi ipternis-
sion IN the siterno.n. ,,. -,
. to ~ oeloek am and from 70 Q O'Clock pm 70
enrol ssgSsnts; snsw y. iLsuris. &c
may be 95tsinse At the look stores OF Mllsm Nor
iSSa ;; nx 81 Ssm s s.aniap. soa 4as tx
.: a, the once o Messrs fitch ana Brova
si4.ia H"' or 0y JAMES ts,sis {. wEIIISs Pr.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE coLuM-
u eian coliese, 1885 At, u. Wits school with
sysh rrspsfsSn iof SeaS isf the cs Naval and
sr.,os address ' ic' SoSfSarI er AN M b
PRINCIPAL se2s-sm
n, 1855 TACIE A. DANIEL Will RESUME LES
sesass S ss al an' ES!0-
DSoSs 6cfoSEE al at Iaos 'f st nv.
M LIE '. pRS gnoAEL WILL REOPEN RER
s:s:Ss s'S s.s FESass
Care Of Dr. W. W. coppNa.
an2s-3m Washington. .. {.
&1SO PER YEAR, pEPREssED BUSINESS
n.aS,S,,p Prices M.piewo9a Destitute. eosh sexes:
iAinbshi sd hsn,s Tor Little boys Jos snohr
Nj ADANL A f fIaa I1sS ". F as
french classes and pnvsss lessons. bes, refsr
M iss JULIET DoNNALLY.
PANoFoRTE INSTRUCTION.
,n.o,. inGuiFss' SANDERS sTAfgAS;
WAsHiNdToN coNsERyAToRY OF MUSIC. ST.
w Cloud Building 9Th aud sts-1 first year.
s 1G O. DisH b fIh f pfsS SSn'"
business SCHOOL EVENING SESSIONS
ID Beginning October I, A. %.
AT tie u NJ q A. l4Oe New York ave. n.
Competent instructors ia English, Trench. Ger.
man, Mathematics, Bookkeeping, steDOgraphy.
,Bep Primary, LiEht-line Shol tAand and TypUNrlt-
ing.
citation. sel2-Sm
EDwARD c. TOWNSEND.
IL Teacher Of Elocation.
Correct tdeep) Breathing Nocc Otoricsl and
Dran etic Action. IT lal7 lSth St NV. se:5-sIa
JARVIS BUTLEl.
oRa.NIsT calvary Baptist Church.
lsth-st. Synagogue.
Mr. Butler viii a limited number Of ouvsn
Pupils.
Call at SANDERS sTAyMAN's. e34 st. NV
sul1-3m
HE CrpARs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUME DAYA
WALTER u WILLIAMS ; co. AuctiOne.rs

fCIV0E DAH&
WALTER Il WILLIAMS , CO. AucsaOussr,
SsssEq b 81 q4
S q ts Ss flEfkks hsnnfS II
IAtLES HAIR SLSIH fUhNilr kE IALNTT
sIbE Hs hsIskssefI It'll NJ s FIN
SkTTs ssEI Sa aRafS AND orsES cAkPNis
S %IsAhksTSSSsI h KiSs HEiI aSs
stt SiSSs Il, iSEfs ISJ .T 50
n on 4 T TTs ssTosSR st
seie. partially e esu@srs,sS t. Which
Ss Ssa va r' TiT II Co. Aae
L Real Ks,ste Auetieneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
1914 70 isaa HSk f S AVENUE Si s6t III
9fsSGsEh s ss At Il. .sIn f.
ieSi improved By s:to1S s1ss Houses. % M square
oe si@i II p f THOMAS Z. wAeeAMAS. Auc.
III s 1oa 2r yySsH
BY virtue Of a decree q the supreme Court Of the
Ss on Of ~ ss Sep
Emma M Hyatt ct al, No; lI.fss Equity a. amended
sn Tor sls ss
pubic anS,ien n irs1s Of ne Psea;ses on Tvks.
at FIVE UCLoCkP ~, sub Lot 3D." Of John C. hArk-
ness recorded subdivision of original lots ID aud
Washington y. C.. with the improvements and Appur-
tensuces
Terms Of sale, one-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in i've equal instalnents pay
able respectively at aud two years from the day
Of sale with interest secured by deed Of trust upon
the properly al cash az the option of the purchAser
All corveyancins and recording ~ purch ssers cost
IL terms not complied with within ten days t.er
day Of sale right reserved TO resell alter three days
advertisement in the Evening star wspsper % risk
and Of the defsultipg purchaser. sloo deposit
acceptance Of bid.
A. A. BROOKE. Trustee.
41o 5th street northwest
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers. oc2-d6ds
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FyNHOMAs BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER
one FINE COUPELET, FINE sORREL HORSE
AND HARNESS Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. I IOBER L.. 1889, at IL O'clock
in front OF NY auction rooms shall sell the above
turnout. The Coulelet is III ;erccS order and by
good maker. THOMAS DOWLI.G,
Oc0-dts Auctloneer
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
M ALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.

TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
Regular SATURDAY Sale of Household Furniture
of our sales Rooms TOMORROW MORN NC. com
It WALTER B. Williams CO., Auctioncers
WELks CO., Auc,ioneers,
Opposite City Post Office.
STOCK OF RETAIL DEALER IN JEwELRv.
MAISHES GaAtNS, bAHCEbiHTIS1, nfAM9NP
sINIILA n GouDs AT AUCTION WITHIN OUR
Der TWELFTH, AT Ten M. 1t
J'HoMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE i,S OF HousET {, F1Ry1EpEE
EEfSeG f + & &th Tx9 fhkSS r fTS
HHASNDGS9ME PARtoSv SGITES UTE, Ht 4 soME NJ
SE% ANb SfGoNbhANp 10 AEpfs obAM
RAJ X f R6DM ESQ ufFf 2S
s!9fH GHkfG GR so ofHES
SEPARATE LOTS.
For, FINE At ATTY TwE{HG 6'cLoGK;, rrssv,,,.
ICE CREAM Gih fhcr6H Ulysses fNoN'
HORSES NEW Is Hys!G 5S 2fHH2sB CARRIAGES
BUGGlEs' wAaoNsNe;
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. o,,u
I5.3, PEKFECTLY SouND, AND An ExCEP-
IIoNABLY FINE SADDLE HORSE Ocl0-2t
yI,HoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer
AssIGNEE's SALE OF COMBINATION FIRE
PR09F SAFE AND THREE NEW ROYAL FUR
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1889, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms shall sell,
oci i '' THOMAS poWLIEG .O Aactioneer :''
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FOUR FINE WORK HORSES AT AUCTION.
TWELVE Q'CL0CK. in front of my auction ROBINS.
shall sell four line Work Horses belonging to j. Fus-
oc1O-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ON T s33 hs o his
: sesoSd; hspa Tor Bqsgies. 3 No;t2E Bayg,es: 2
head y good t Draft and and Driving Horses and
Mares
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK Tor the Distre. Government
2sFNE9 Horses one Black HsrIs Sc ard GEsE Horss
- oclo--t .. DENolNuEh, Auct.
FyNHOMAs BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER
one FINE CoTPELET,, FINE soRREL HORSE
On sArtKbAH Il IL Hi 1850 at II o'clock
iTSh rSy's
sS osa- @aAsr THOMAS Da aSstionesr.
1NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF CoMFokTABLE BRICK
HOUSE ON FIRST STREET. NORTHWEST NEAR
d STREET. III USE 40. Ala FIRST STREET.
By virtue of trust dated November 20, 1879, and
s 6 f15s i?g & 81 T
PAs f5UR CLICK PM the he north ii It in. by
the depth of lot No. Al in square No. 51l improved
by q Con, rtab-e Brick House
Terms ale: Olie-third cash, residue in two equal
payment. at one and Two Years. with interest from
: Of sal
FRED. ". JONES, r....ou.
oc5-dts ROBT. IL. WAND, ! Arus'ees.
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THoMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF COMBINATION FIRE
PROOF SAFE AND THREE NEW ROYAL FUR
NACES, Nos. 20, AS AND 80.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1889, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall sell,
b. order of the Assignee, the above eIsonal property
OclO-ot THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOueer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FOUR FINE WORK HORSES AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH 1889, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms,
shall sell four fine Work Horses belonging J. Fus
sell.
OclO-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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M EDICAL DEPARTMENT,
M GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
Washington, d. G.,
II st. between 9th and 9th sts
For further psrtic ulars address
@. L. MAGRUDER, n. D.. Dean.
Ars,Q MI YER nj n,Ea


For further particular address
q. l. MAGRuDER n. D.. Dean.
.y20-3p Sl5 Vermont sys.
S,PENCERIAN BUSINESS UOIIEaE,
- Corner 9Th AID ID sts DIV.
School of Business and Counting House Training
School OF Prsctacal nSlish.
School of Shorthand and lypewriting.
Scnool OF Telerapuy and Electrical scienca
School Of Spencerian fennansaip.
School Of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing.
Day and nigh sessaons
Can or send for illustrated catalogue free.
HENRY q. SPENCER LIB. Principal; SARA A.
SPENCER. Vice Principal. se23
n he MoDoNALD-ELLIs SCHOOL.
1905 18th st. 1924 Mssssehasetts sve. and 1923
An Epglish and French Boarding and Day school for
Young Ladies' aud Little Girls. Seventh year begins
September 20, 1870. This school vners many I'D
ventages In IL. home life ana course Of study.
Pupils admitted 70 Wellesley on ceftiacate u the
Principal.
oe1-2m MISS ANNA ELLIS.
I.RIE kDs' SELECT SCHOOL. 1911 I ST. NV
II Primary, intermediate and High School for both
seventh year bexins September 20 With corps
VI nne teachers. all professional and experienced In
struction ia knglish. Mathematics, Lang uases and
science; pupils prepared for college business tn
dividual training. special adykAtaeea TO apt pupis
AID 70 thoss Prepayng for coileEe csisshenis drill
books aud physscsl and chemical appafstps; text
books furnished without extra charge. be building
has been enlarged and no expense trouble slare 81
render the light heat ventilation and Plumbing Ees
isct: Oface hourA 10 An 70 IL m IaoS. w SID
WELL. Principal se3-3m
(sHARLE8 ID DONCH
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MOUNT HOLLY N j. ACADEElY FOR BOYS
M Near Phiiadt lpLiz Heslti;ul helpful, honleiks
EtNhl NJ hALiiADI AAi-El.
je2s-eoo2t Principal
IVY HALL-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for Children at Forest Glen. MoGtgy. Co, Md IN
plish aud other brsie thoroughly xht kiudar
gsrien for young chilITen- Mise EMMA lkENTIsS
Principal. nul g-2lnCs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
l. Gunner OF SUMNER STRIFE AND FIFTH
T.

ocl0-dts
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On TUESDAY,, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH commene-
Ing ~ len O'CLOCK AN, we shall cell % Residence,
No. 1927 street northwest. the above collection Of
Eousekeepne articles partially enumerated. t. which
oclo-d WALTGx X MifIisNs q CO, Aucts
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G AA11' : 1 H2S Sab v Ss lEEAso

Mrs. oxO. w. boss VIII HF6uNI IS
~ struetions On the Piano st nsy sea!6snces 1405
esh q: ssptsnhsr 10; vsosnsas no. hmised mum
(yAPlToL A4L uNDEIaARTEN AID f6IIA1T
~ tohool ~ - = -: 1hfrtasnSh ysnr ogQns M04-
= ~ ): 1 49, c6 SO ld6i sssiSsS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-08
Changes in the School Law

The state legislature, at its last ses-
sion, made number of changes in the
school laws for cities of the first aud
second class, and q few changes in the
laws for cities of the third class, and
districts. Superintendent Lands has
furnished us the following notice of
the changes:
Section SO. of school laws of 1887, has
been amended so as to require thirty
days residence In the district as a Quail
ification for voting at school district
elections. The law as it now stands is
herewith given in full {:
:'The following persons shall be en-
titled to vote at any district meeting !:
First, all persons possessing the quail
fications of electors, as defined by the
constitution of the state, and who shall
have been in good faith residents of the
district for thirty days next prior to the
time of offering TO vote at such election:
second. all female persons over the age
OF twenty -one years, not subject to the
dlsquali6catiOns named in section Sec
ond, article fifth, of the constitution of
the state, and who shall be residents in
good faith, of the district, for thirty
days next prior to the time of offering
to vote at said election"
Section SO and section so, school laws
of 1887, have been amended by chang
ing the word June to July, in both
places, SO that the annual meetings are
now fixed by law for the last Thursday
of July, of each year.
The act making this change also con-
talns two clauses concerning county
treasurers First, all county treastlrers
are required to notify the clerks of all
school districts in their respective coun-
ties, by mail or Other wise, ten DAYS
prior to the time fixed for holding the
annual meeting. of the amount of m0n-
ey drawn from the treasury by the dis
trict treasurer, since the commence
ment of the past school year, and shall
also state the balance remaining on
hand, if any, in the county treasury. to
the credit of the respective districts
Second the county treasurer shall pay
no money TO the district treasurers of
his county after the close of the school
year-June 30-until after the annual
distrie! meetings of the school districts
have been held,
Tho enumeration OF the school pop
nlation, over the age of FIVE. and under
the age of twenty-one years, shall be
taken as existing on June 80.
District clerks are required to make
out their reports at least Eve days pre-
ylous 70 the annual meeting.
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HazeltOn Happenings.

S. S. Robinson viewed the sights of
the windy Wichita this week. :. Frank
Flowers brother, from Pennsylvania,
is here visiting Frank for few DAYS
The creamery will start up again
next Monday. G. D. Williams, from
New York, has been employed to run
the business. E. +. Blackburn tried
the experiment of taking his horses out
of the pound during the temporary alb
sence of the marshal. His fine was not
too heavy, so he paid it. We heard a
man threaten to take $72 out of another
mans hide. Green hides are selling for
2 cents per pound, so $500 pounds
taken from a man that only weighs 100
pounds wouldn't leave much for the
next man who wanted his pay that way
80 Through the courtesy of our trus-
tee, 0. Haberline, we are able to give
the following figures regarding Hazel
ton township: Wheat, 3,947 acres; rye,
1876 acres; oats, $40 acres; corn, 2.745
acres; sorghum, 107 acres; millet, SO5
acres; alfalfa, 1872 acres; fruit trees, 49,
2S2 and 4,O35 ofthem are bearing, horses
464; mules ST, and all kickers; Cattle
LOSS, and 40 Of them are mich cows:
swine, 4S4; sheep. 1.15O, with the tariff
on; dogs. S6. All the above is owned
and controlled by population of 500,
and more coming every day; but why
the people have use for Sc dogs and only
81 mules is what bothers us. Ed Cor
man had the misfortune to lose about
fifty head of sheep from the cold spell.
He either sheared them too early or the
cold snap came too late. j. w. Her
rington and j. N. Deal were in the CITY
Sunday. Rev. F. c. Fay will have the
pleasure of performing the marriage
ceremony for MFR. A. Fl. Robinson and
Miss Sophia Bassett, at the parsonage
in Hazelton tomorrow. We congratu-
late them In advance. :. Mrs. S. N.
Loudon is still on the sick list. :. Coun-
ty Treasurer Peck was in the city Sun
day. He reports our corner of the coun-
ty still in the lead. w. G. A.
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Bound over.

l.. Al. Spencer, the Kiowa hardware
merchant, charged with enlightenment,
waived preliminary examination on
that charge, last Saturday, before JUS
tice Howe, of this city, and was bound
oyer to await the action of district
court, his bond being . fxAd at $500.
On the charge of resisting and escaping
from an officer, his preliminary exami-
nation occurred and he was held for dis
trict court, his bond being fixed at $500.
j. T. Lawrence. of Kiowa, who assis
ted Spencer to escape. on Monday
waived preliminary examination and
his bond was fixed at $50 and this he
gave.
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r w Chapman to George Brown,
$50 a in 10-33-lO. ........$ 5000
Fl G Latham to Sarah Clifford, 40
In J5-32-lO. observation-disclosures. loo
O c Cathcart to Sarah Clifford. 40
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Cyrus Butler to E E Robinson ct
al $50 feet SO. n e cor. 1884 TO-. 2,400
John w Rhodes to w H H Cline
so a in 3-34-l2.. ............ AIS
Thos George and Isaac King to E
f Ward, 40 a in Is, 19-30-l2 -. 1000
Isaac V Johnston to John w Lilly
160 a in 9-33-12 ............. $500
John w Mckeever to Carson 7
McKeever, 160 in 25-32-l3. -. $500
Morris Peremuter to l. Peremu-
ter, 100 in 30-34-13. .~. 5000
Meyer Gordon to s Urdonk, 100 a
IN 27-34-l4 .................. $500
M Peremuter to l. Peremuter, 800
a in q, 2S. 80, 34-34-14. ........ 5000
"A s Woods to A d Owings, 100 a
in 1O-3S-14. $500
Chas Zimmerman to John Friend
100 in 31-31-14 and 6-32-14. -. $500
John Friend to A Fast. the same
lana. ..................
John w Miller to C G Hood, 160a
in 9-34-14.. ................... 1900
III E VanTrees to A l. Massey,
800 in 19-3l-15. ............... $500
j M York to j l. Winter, 100 in
25-90-15. ...... -. 80. 1000
M Peremuter to L Peremuter, 100
in 30-34-15 and other land. -. 5000
Benz E O'Neal to NJ E Hitchcock
lot 20 Noes. ad to Med Lodge. $50
G w Stevens sheriff, to n j Chan
dler, lots / and 8, Hartzell's add
to Med Lodge. ........... 429
John Murphy to j Brough, lot
6, blk 38, KiOwa. .............. 200
F M Reynolds to M H Field, lots
IA, Is. 10. 20, blk so. Hazelton. 200
VIM Horn to w Hadley. lot 10,
block 2, Mingona. %
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