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A REMARKABnE CuRr Or
DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR OF OVER
THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Statement from
Mr.. EDWIN 4. JONES.

1sceO 18th street northwest.
Yor over thirty years 1 seriously troubled and
annoyed . profuse discharge from my left ear at
tended with almost total loss Of hearing aide
and although greatly inconyenienced by the Deafness
yet cared nothing for that il coinparisOE the
cesdingly Offensive nature VI this continuous dis
charge.
Physicians who examined my pronounced II In
eurabe feared that the stoppags Of this long
exss,in- now might prove detrimental my health
even enlanscr my life itself, but seeing . statement
from Mr. T. L. hoesse, proprietor Of the Arlington
similar cured By DIR. Lxhthil of this city.
gained hope and applied to that ply stefan
lief. and l AM happy to state that ia about three
months time Or. Lighthill succeeded in curing my
completely. There has been discharge for
I've months; my hearing has improved and my
general health is ali night.
In recommending DIT. Iixhthin . sktlful special
st i but perform . duty those lik ewise af-
fectsd-
EDWIN r. JONES.
Washington, November Il, 1870.
DR. LIGHTHILL,
Specialist for the Of Cstah. Deafness, Throat
Affections. Asthma and Consumption, be daily
consulted from until Il. and from to st hts
dence.
l4II K STREET NORTHWEST.
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THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
1901 street. opposite Pennsylvania avenue.


lnmaknR the announcement Of the following GRAND
NlSEiEEN IN ANNUAL sale OF Silver Plated Ware,
manufacfured by the world-renowned and celebrated
TAUNTON silver fiate Company, special Importance is
atacheu 70 TINS sale nom the fact thai this entire and
magnificent stock was manufactured before the
mckinley tarin bill was passed. !" thus giving close
puyvs the opportunity Of their lifetime In this Spe-
cial line OF goods"
We shall use every endeavor to make this auction
Sae surpass the FORMER sales We have made for this
oid ana renaDle company, and especially announce
$500. - y III O, :. s
hoNDA1, DECEMbEh FIRST. AT ELEVEN A. NJ,
THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVENP p. NJ,
And will continue until the entire extraoriinarv arve
...s, a. ,a.-..-.-, - r. $3.50 i".so
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Mr.. J. L. Grubbs. deputy TO Postmaster o.
II. Russell Of Richmond, called upon Mr.. John
w. VOLT. editor Of the Free lance, at Fred
ericksburg and demanded the authorship Of Q
letter which appeared in that paper denouns-
ing Mr.. Grubbs as defaultsr and deserter
from the confederate army. Mr.. Woltz gave
the name Of . prominent Richmond republi-
can.
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OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROyEI
SkEAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS LOT Il IN TIL
On TwENTY.rihsf siTkEEET SSHHTTN NEE22hs

virtue Of decree ps..sd IN the supreme Count q
Docket No. 81, the undsrssnsd trustee wiii Offer S0s
DAY. DECEMBER FIFTH. AID. 1850 Ct HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ?. n, tie following describsd
IN the DISTRICT 9f Colpnbs, 70 vit All Of lot nun.
S;s:a Is iSs il saasss aaaSs's ;.s
and the balance in and two Year, from the day q
sae the deferred payments 70 be secured by dsed d
Per cent Per snnum until psid, % a cssS. q the or
ton q the purchaser. deposit Of e20O VIII b 70
ale, The terms Of ale 10 s. complied With With
d N th SnS 3sy g sass o s9s RsopssZ VII b
Al convsyanang end recording ct the p1Eckassri
msSHH 1tRvtE n} TkkT 2: Es.s.ss, =! ps:n.v.
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d1-d&ds
CHANCRRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ On sET2E N5l srREET BETwEtN AND Q

" on kEC9Ep aTREET BETwEfN B AND 9
q - q, se' s Sses Sss eH ~:
YSsf: a Pa. i ss u !. s SSS No e SsSy
81 EEssse q ppuf f T1 EE PAY NoS 81
O'CLOCK Pm, the north eightesn Test az inches
fr0as q sss dspth q los twenty slIht cO q sqSa.s
Wsshiastop. " The Distrsct Of Columbis, Improved
4sns q ale: nsSS Of n. purcs... mos.y m
s:se ssd " SslssSs y sSrN 1. oas sHc
I'D % SS p a asd & is SG an si ps ss
sty odd @ ~ Sch g sSs ORsion q ths pa!chsssf
sold. Al coovsyanctng aad Fscgrdins o bqyrhaSxI
eose terms o. ~ Az not complisd With IN teg
ETY. sisr dys DAYS. pu66e posi0s Is 'ds{suifns pus
'S6E6SSHSsou MOI, 1 z.s 4 o1as ;3C5sS
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The EVENING star is read every day BY
more than three-fourths of the population Of
the city in which it ID printed who are able TO
read. This record cannot be matched by 0at Of
any o0.er ne,cspaper in the ,corld.
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g SSHREERWT Y. Vi IHEffPHagEsRsos.| Trustee.
THO6. Z. WA6GAMAN, Auctioneer. dl-dkds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW 3-sroRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 215 G STREET

NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of desd Of trust duly recorded in IIber
No les5 folio q ct SEQ. one q the land records Of
the District of Columbia, will sell front of the
premises ON FRIDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1890. AT HALF-PAST FOUR p. NJ.
the following real estate situated in the oity Of Wash
ington and District Of Columbia, and known and des
i9nated part Of original lot numbered one 3D. in
square south OF square numbered ive hundred and
seventy,two. comneneinx for the part conveyed on
the south line of said square ut point two hundred
and ten lO fset west Of the southeast corner Of aid
square thence north nifty four and feet thence
southsastery nineteen and :5I00 feet thence south
on the north ns OF sad &c" street nineteen s) feei
TO the place Of beginning. together with all the
prpveinents Ways, easements rights prfvileges aud
sppurtenances 70 The same hslonginS Or In snywse
appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash balance in two equal install
ments at one and two year. notes to be given besrns
six per cent interest payable semi annually and 10 b
secured by dsed Of trust on property sod all cash.
1saais d. !: q ns q
sale Terms to Be complied with in ten days. other
ety q the risk and coS q the efaulting purchases
Newspaper Pu6lishsd " wsshninys9l. DC.
d1-dkds CLIFFORD u SMITH Trusseee
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FUTURE DAYS.
d ATCLIFFE, DARR = co.. Auctioneer..

IL
PARTITION SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE UN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE Al THE NORTH
gEST &c G0k NHs ~ AND TwENTY-FIRsT
by virtue Of 2 decree Of the suprsWs Court Of the
OF Johnson johnson. Equity Docket 80 No. 1908,
we will eel e the hiY1sst hddsE n frSnt q ths prem
TUESDAY, DECEMBER NINTH. 1880 all Of lot
numbered IL In Lomis subdivision Of square num-
bered , in the city Of Washington fronting 20 feet
on the west side Of 2l. street nogthws ct the
y. So feet to 1Otoot public alley and containing
about .:9l square feet.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash; balance In two equal
tnstaents in and two years. with interest paya-
BILE semianau4lly ct the rats Of per cent per annu
said property or all cash. ut OPTION Con
vsysnsnE % purchases cost deposit q 400 to be
not complied with In fifteen days after date Of ale
Good title or no sale.
BENJAMIN L. WHEELER, l755 K ct. NV.
WALLACE T. CHAPMAN. OIL I'D ct. NV,
n26-d&dbs Trusteea
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THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY BRICK

BY virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date on the LIST
OF AUGUST, AID. 1890. and recorded in Liber No.
lOS, AZ folio 6, of the land records OF the Dis
trct OF Columbia and ut the request Of the holder of
one OF the promissory notes secured thereby will,
on THURSDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY of DECEM-
Der. 1870. ut FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. in front of the
premises sell at public auction to the highest bidder
all that piece parcel of land the city Of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia, known and dstin-
guished as parts Of lots numbered four 90 and five go
In square numbered Ave hundred and thirty flour
lo;34j, beEnning 'C rs feet 3 inches east
from the southwest corner of lot five %, thence
along C street 2 feet nches thence north lis feet
II inches thence west 20 feet thence south 6 IL
inches thence west feet inches. and thence south
% feet to the beginning, with the improvements and
with the privilege OF building against wall the west
side thereof, granted in Liber No. ll2S folio IT, of
the land records OF said District.
Terms OF sale Onetiiird of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal installments
able in one ID and two CD years from the day sale
with interest at the rate of six per cent per annu
payable semi-annually, for which the notes of the
purchaser purchasers will be required secured by
deed OF trust the property sold, the satsfac-
ton of this undersigned, or all the purchase money
may be paid In cash. at the option OF the purchaser
deposit Of 500 will be required ut time Oh sale and
all conveyancing and recording at the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms OF sale complied with
in ten days from the day OF sale. the trustees
the night to resell the property 1t the risk and
the purchaser after ten days notice in The
Evening Star.
ROBERT ". McPHERsON,t r-.,.....
JOHN W. PILLING, Irusteos.
THOS. L. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer dl-dkds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
EJ1RNITIJRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE.
BY virtue Of power Of SALE contained In a chatte.
rus tfroni Mary b. Casseett and Thomas Claggett
her husband to the undersigned trustee dated the
day OF May. 1880, and recorded in Lber No. j 4gS
FOL l one OF the chattel record books Of the District
OF Columbia default being made in the indebtedness
therein secured by the undersigned trustee will sell
NJ public auction, to the highest bidder at Weeks
auction rooms, No. HE Louisiana ave. W., on
ThQkSDAf, DECEMBER ELEVENTH., at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN. all the property in said trust mem
FIRST-'.PARLOR sET.n
Sofas. Arm Chairs, q Plain Chairs Marble top
Table. i What Not" Fancy Chair, 1 Mahogany
Desk and Bookcase combined French Plate Mirrors.
SECOND-LIBRARY FURNITURE.
Il Walnut Desk. Walnut Table, l Chair, Sofa, 4
Chairs.
THIRD-BED ROOM No l.
Walnut Bedstead. Walnut Wardrobe, Marble
top Bureau and Wsslstand.
FOURTH-BED ROOM No g
walnut Bedstead Wardrobe, / Bureau, Rocker
9 Plain Chairs.
FIFTH-BED ROOM No.
Plain Bedstead Bureau, Wardrobe, Arm
SIXTH-DINING ROOM
Il Walnut Table. . Chairs. / Marb!e-top Rosewood
S1debOard and all other personal and household
property included in said all of which is in first
class condition and OF the best hard woods.
Terms of sale all sums OF $25 and under cash; over
that amount sixty days notes. with security to be
approved ~ the trustee and bearing interest.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAI
10 THE N6ErH, MIST ASp sorTHwssr.
sTkEL RkILs. MkeNirIchNI keuirnkxf.

Dot BIZ TRACK. sPLENpIp sCsS HE.,n,,n,pxxxr
s..tL hAl, r. .s-'s ssS ,soS STATION
c5 sksNf 81 eTH AID srsssrs rolf
For Pittsburs and the west. Chicsre LIMITED ktksse
f.,' I'm; 1850 sp a,ly % &c. cG y s.,
disnspolis, hs,sbnrs 20 oelun,sos. Mscos1 =
.Se s.s.s $50 ~ sm .s ally f f.fss S ar S::sass
Hsrr-sgIf and slsspas osrs Hsr rs = ~ =
s.:s.n fspss.. / I'se Ss,'' s. NJ sss.s:
Ssiips ssS. a.I,sss S,'h yssSS.s slss ss
s1 .sTS = eh Sss i IN sssssS sss
ssss s q s, ssi sssSesn s,ss'ss ',' %
For Kane: 6sn.nd.isss kesss.,sT sad SisssFs rs's
Ere fs.., SsaS and sess..... any s.
fslo and s,.s.s. dsily ,aSsgs sstr r. LOO
:e, s:ls : :1 ssS. s:.rI.y van .'. .
For Milliahsport, Remove and Elmirs % ios5o a.
ySsl S,lI, .%:tssr sS S.ls. eR,n
foE ~ 4 AZ III MN YORK ASp TBS AK
an, 10, Sis, 4 81 10 90 and II IS m: lam:
Car Bsfmore 10 New r.,rs X 20 y M a.iiy esSx13
sunday w WV '"'A' "i- ">'s s>'~'"
For NsS lort only. Limited Exprsss with DINING Or.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
E.s, Exrress : 10 a m. veek days and Sp.m. dafy.
rs'Ie rltG every ss S.s $40 an '''s a.
CITY With boat. ' q sseosyn lynn sSn es :ssrs
SSube fsri. srss ssrc.. New rSrt city 'S''n
For Atlantic city n 40 weed days II IS pm
| For Baltimore. Gas. 7oo. $40, 200. o O. 1000.
aosS. II 90 and II 40 an, p4a 2lo. > *.
iSo and n = : M on o. ssnssy. 20. sS& ,9
80. 600 : 80. 10 a. 81 and II h, nm. s]o' ON"
e,cept sunGsS lAne' 80 IN ana f'o pm oAiiy'
For RnnapSiis, 30 and 300 an. - os and S.aQ
| 4Dp'ins 'A'e" SUNNY s"haAss IN -
| "AShIh II EFpNc sPS Mn k tAn
For her an A a,so. etS. & 80. e,ss 1927
sos, 70 Is and 81 Pm 80 On sunday a 40,
| ioa5p'm' ""' A'm'' <So' OWL eo- anu
Aesos%Saaton for ou.n,ico, : ,.s.. m. and .asp.n.
For Richmond and ,bs son,h 40 and 1857 nm.
sm, pIe AI eih e, Tor wsshinst1 @ SsS, ~
sn nU SI q ~ 40 ~ 80 and y y O. Pm 3n
T a;jis; . ~; S9 and sI, 10 . ? m: -.
anS fss ss:nS sss & %
station whsre orders can be left for the chekns Of
cHA 49, =; PNGa. TO-, oyR MooD
s..ss, Inetl General r.ssenssr Aren't.
ID Schedule in eject Nosesaser III. 1850
Leave Washington from station corner Q, New J-.-y
For Chicago an. sssn Se and street su,, 49,,
ef qSy ;D S4ilS Il q % erI,ss 70
nor nd sss ,S and Cleveland express. daily sso
no d1 a. s1ns'on and points in the Shenandoah Valley.
For Winchester and Way Stations. .5.op.m.
lSr Baltimore. week days. 4os, 500, e:as, 7eo.
| ~, nSo, 81 minutesl; hsl, 30, III 90. - 90.
aies Sn s az Io e so ,1n t. As nm mn
Ii 20 pm pm. sunday 4a d. 81 s IN i2S and sna
An An sl2 70 - minntesl 90 2l5. 2;s0, 3:5,
800 i SS f minutes minutes 3d. 600 d15. 60 ESQ.
,n For Way stations between washinrton and Balti-
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ID RY G o Ds.

ID RI u OPS.
1NSRPER asS Ss BLEAGHEp c9yroN. &C.
rhAIHEkrkOof TICKING, l5e.
WOOL PlAIps, - IN wide, 5Or.
Qns case kLMNANTs CALICO. iixht and darh. Sc.
Pull line LADIES' COATS
Mi9NiIL c9LLkhs, lie; CUFts, aos.
COMFORTS. in all styles and pricesL
PILLOW CASH COTTON, Yc
BLACK and C0LORkD HENRIETTA yara vida
2Bc.
sHAwLs in IRA, variety and prices
Lane line Of RUGS frUui 0Dr, up
BOfy WAISTS and kNFEPASr
BORTREE'S DUPLEX CORsETs AZ
LA<tes and Children's UNDERMEAR
FRENCH WOVEN CORsETs,5r.
csi Hs iiIeSooi kkD SHIRTS. a,s
7. y. TowNER SON,
mo 1915 nh ss nv.
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ID ATCLITFE, DARR & CO., Auctionesrs,
N Art Galleries. G5O Pa. ave- n. Y
d ATCLITFE. DARR & CO., Auctionesrs,
II Art Galleries, 93O Pa. ave. n. v.
Special announcement Of sale by catalogue Of an ex
quisite and superb collection Of
TURKISH. PERSIAN AND INDIAN
RUGS,
CARPETS,
TAPESTRIES.
TEXTILES.
EMBROIDERIEs.
NOVELTIES.
&C., &C..
Embracing over
800 PIECES.
800 PIECES.

Tie entire collection having been imported direct by
Mr. D. X. vARZHABEDIAN, 1O22 CONN. AVE.
NV, for the finest retail trade, and are of the
usually found at public Sales many the
pieces having been CONSIGNED to direct from the
tom house and before offered the public view
In this stock viii be found the
CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE SPECIMENS
obtainable from Khivs, Bohkara. Dashestan. Baken
Shirvan, KAYAK, Shiraz. Karalagh Damascus. Tehe-
ran. Derbeut Afghanistan, Herese, Feraghaw, Gus
chak. Beoochistan, Khorassan, Bagdad Coula, Iran,
1ne and Tchtchy. such as Rugs and Carpets for the
HALL. $50
STAIR, -
PARLOR.
DRAWING ROOM.
LIBRARY
AND
CHAMBER,
In all Sizes shapes and designs making II IN all the
most important sale of choice Oriental productions
before offered at public sale in this city To be
sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION
AT OUR ART GALLERIES. $40 PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. NV.
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 2. 3. 4. AND g. AT II AM. AND 3
Pm. EACH DAY.
PUBLIC EXHIBITION MONDAY, DEC. !, 1880.
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO., AUCT1ONEERs.
n29-d&ds
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HEsAPEAKk AND OHIO RAILWAY,
Schedule I'm effect May 16

Trains leave Union Depot. 9th and streets. lo.s7
a. for Newport News, Old Point Comforf -
Norfolk daily, Arrive 81 Old Point At I'D p.n.
and Norfolk at $40 pm.
IL "a m, Cincinnati Express daily for stsfaons IN
virginia. West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnnd
Nestibue Sleepers through without change 70 CO
II 10 p.m-, y: II. Vestibule Limited. daily Sore
trains. with dining cars. run through without
ineton and Louisville. Pullman Cars arS on r
receive passengers at pm.
Once. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
H. " YULIKR
jyl2-H General Pssssnosr ~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr,oneer.

LARGE F0UR-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
RESIDENCE, WITH SrABLINCi BEING M
l72l II STREET NORTHWEBT, Ar AUCTiON
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER
FOURTH, 1880, at FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the
premsss shall sell At public auction lot 80. in the
ester and Eliza l.. NJ Beryhmans lots No. a. and 81
n Dayidsons recorded subdivision OF part Of square
NO III, having frontage o. IA. feet street by
depth OF l43 feet to 0foot alley (frontsRe alley
30 feet containing o.214 square feet OF ground 10
Gated on the north side of street between lItn and
18TH streets. and improved by large fourstory and
northwest
Terms: y cash, and the balance in one. two and
three years. with notes bearing interest Dy
deed of trust the property sod or ali cash. at op
ton OF purchaser. 800 deposit will he required ut
the time OF sale. Ali conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost.
House open for inspection day prior to SALE
n.Sj-dts THOMAS DOWI,INCi Auctioneer
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WIN. LOwENTHAI.. Auctioneer.

sE4sSys soy s sE59rHiFoI EoR yogse M.s AND
WOOL AND RED ELANNEL UNDEhWEAR,
LADiEs' AND GENTS HOSIERY, 100 DOZEN
tINEN coHLAAhHss ANR GEEfs SIX rANP
S SfAAEEs II PHE MP NNEgxERous
DAY MoRNfNd. pEGEMBER FOURTH, COM
ne"'ns AZ IL 'e' %M. koWEN Hf 4ucis,ous.r.
See Saturdays Star for Toys Sale ii
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

WEEKS co. Apctionsers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post OfAco.
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Weops & Co..
BANKERS,
110o 1t. NV
Deposits. Exchange. Loans and Collections
Parties having money lying idle for 30. TO or 90
days viii recsave interest for by leaving Il with
us o..J-:Sn
EVILS G. TEwKsBURY, W. B. HIBBs.
IL Banker, 80 Broadway, ny. Manager,
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURy q co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1895 ST. WASHINGTON, Dc
Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks. Bonds.
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago
Interest allowed deposits.
Out-of-town business q speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 545.
mo. w. CoRsoN. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY.
Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORsoN L MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 L ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. EXCHANGE. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sod.
Speciality made OF investment securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tee
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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,eSSsIs1Shsss$s ri T.. sE SSkS AsIeR syyEE.
P5P G22h sSIKTEs 62RSe F6L6JNs
MARBI.k-fOP TABLES, ExTENSION TABLRs
STEP LADDERS, HAT RACKS. SIpEBQARDa
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Aucfionaar
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PRINTERS.

sal!yTUaBkfs SS55Elc E1R SS r. Az TS
EH0W PRiNTIN0: The Ls5ssss sSd ~ E9Ypps4
fuEns ont Good Vol q 6hos4 Ncties Ia Low Kicss
--latest Improved Machinery and New Typo. eattalnc.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets regulate
the Stomach. Liver and Bow
els. Mild and effective.
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L. q. PHELPS. ssc'y Citizens Committee.
d3-v&s Helena, Montana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-23
REPUBLICANS QUARREL.
County Treasurer Ke-sler sued by State
auditor Kinney

County Treasurer kersler sued by state
Auditor Kinney.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July "A case that is likely TO
excite great interest throughout the state
was fled this morning before the district
court. Suit was brought against Harry
Kessler. treasurer of Silver Bow county,
To recover Sl,253.96, of which sum il il
alleged he has unlawfully deprived the
state. The suit is brought by the state
auditor, T.. A. Kinney. The point at issue
can perhaps be best understood by pub
fishing a port ion of the statement agreed
upon by both parties.
For the quarter ending May 81, 1889, Mr..
kessler, as county treasurer. collected IL
cense fees TO the amount of S222,929.55. On
this sum he reckoned his percentage and
deducted il from the whole. As his per-
centage amounted to Sl,0l7.1s. This left
i'm his hands S21 ,9l2.37. Now of this last
sum he forwarded % per cent To the state.
instead of % per cent of So. Here
lies the point mt issue. The state auditor
claims that the treasurer should forward
the state a fourth before deducting his
percentage. This would allow him no
compensation for collecting the states
portion of the license fees and TO such
compensation Mr.. Kesfler contends he is
entitled.
The difference between what the state
claims and what Mr.. Kessler comedies il
n matter of about $3.50 for each quarter,
aggregating the sl.253.@ claimed by the
plaintiff.
As the county treasurer is backed by
Silver Bow county u has To contend
against the state of Montana, n long and
interesting litigation is 10 he expected.
one that will pass through all the courts.
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DIR. Stoddart will be In Butte IRON July
q To August !, or until all surgical eases
nave beer attended 20. Dr.Stoddart is a reg.
ular physician and surgeon and is bring.
ing action for heavy damages against an
irregular doctor who swore 10 a warrant
in Missoula WHICH he could not sustain,
the object evidently being the attempt or
conspiracy To ruin DIR. Stoddart's un-
blemished character or injury 10 the
business of the Liebig World Dispensary.
The latter will also take separate action.
as they have an old established and very
large business in Montana. They built
seven brick houses in Butte last year and
are now building twelve more on East
Park streei.-Adr.