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CARS SMASHED INTO PIECES.

Particulars of the hallway Accident Near
Quebec Yesterday.
Three persons were killed and seven injured
by an accident to a train on the Inter-Colonial
railroad at st. Joseph de Livis. a small station
near Quebec, yesterday, as briefly described in
The STAR.
The killed ere: Joseph B. Blais, merchant,
Kamarauska; Joseph Leclaire. st. Joseph dc
Livis; Braulien. brakeman of the train. The
wounded are: Madame George Gognoii. Care
ton; Madame Cadonette, badly hurt; MIR. and
Mrs. Fuller Halifax, seriously injured internally;
Miss Edith Fuller, Mdlle. Amanda Elais, A..
Granville of Montreal.
Passing through the village fSt. Joseph the
roadbed is high above the streets on solid
earth embankment, and across the main street
is an iron bridge about twenty-five feet long
and thirty feet above the street. The Halifax
express had almost reached the bridge near
the parish church when it struck frog. and
five of the toppled over the side of the
bridge and were precipitated below. The sec
ond-class car jumped the track at the end Of
the station siding on curve and dragged the
tirst-class car and sleeper with it and also de-
rallied the mail car and baggage ahead of
it. The three passenger ears ran diagonally
along the cmbankment for 200 Yards the see
ond-class car striking the western abutment of
/ the bridge which carries the track over the
! pablo highway at this point.
| II Was in this car tina. the sacrifice Of life
! occurred. the front of the car being smashed
! into atoms against the solid stone abutmon:s
4 The three ears turned over. the frst-cl.lss CAT
! being badly shattered. As soon as the news OF
/ the disaster reached Quebec n number OF medi-
cal men crossed the river. and joining their
! conferees of fivis. went down on IA special train
to the scene of the disaster, and rendered eff.
cient aid to the wounded passengers. Tho
| cause of the accident ID understood to have
been broken axle on the baggage car.
! AEAD WRECK IN OHIO.
The last coach of the south-bound passenger
train on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
left the track, owing to spreading rails on q
! trestle over the Tuscarawas river, half mile
north of Bolivar Ohio. yesterday afternoon
| The car plunged into the river, thirty-fve feet
below. and every occupant save two was killed
or injured. The killed are: Unknown woman,
crushed beyond recognition; Miss Ada Hall OF
/ Sherrodsville, badly mangled; Henry Hill and
sister of Shelby, ILL.,, burned to a crisp by q
burning car. The injured are: W. G.. Graham
Of Norwalk. crushed and back broken; will die
Charles Conrad. Massillon, Ohio, internally in
jured. probably fatally: Conductor Fred Landia.
seriously; Leonard Whitman Of Marietta, leg
broken; Mrs. Louisa Piper Of Stark county,
Ohio, internally; Ira Cowan Of Norwalk, badly
bruised; William Gerlinger of Ida. Ohio, and
William Hall of Sherrodsviile, back injured.
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Wsrr,ats for Prrsident Ke.n.

Warrants we're sworn out yesterday after
noon in Chicago for the arrest of President
Kean and Cashier Geo. b. Warne OF the defunct
bank Of s. A. Kean Co. The offense alleged
is receiving money on deposit Wednesday after
noon when arrangements were being made to
place the hank in the hands Of a receiver.
The liabilities are estimated at e500, Co., It Is
sid the assets win amount to over one-fourth
Of the NahifitieH
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~ R~rovne an International Amir.

May Become an International AMIR.
Thirteen Cinnamon we're captured near Dun
seness, Washington, on Wednesday while try
ing to smugsie their way into The United
States. They resisted arrest and one Of then
was killed by Inspector Fem. Cinnamon o..
they will call the attention Of their government
70 tAe killing. Tho tnspsctor's supeFiUe oakesr'
hold him blaneSe0L
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'THohAs BOWLING. AucsiOnser.
EXECUTORS SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF THE
SUPERB LAW Library
OF THE LATE
JUDGE WILLIAM e. SMELL.
TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF +. C. THAYER. EXECUTOR.
AT MY
SALES ROOMS,
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY. DECEMBER %. 1890.
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm.
SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES
BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER iTrH INSTANT.
dl3-1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioossr.
s sA4t Sc 81 LIZ 5ST sS51p n,

p ystu. q 5 assa !. HuS rseaSasd 9. E6se No.
6!4 folio l<9, one a the ad records a the District
q wlN sell g pu6c sncon IN tls auctio,
rso@ q Theme Dcwa!ps I3ts ssSss Sn4 H.nHsyiys'
sfseS. e q fzlls1sF Fx az o 81 u
s sS ~ & Ia s. is s 3 e shs :1 a. Is
go: Ss ~ tns NJ M = De H5as 90 ~ Aoy.
bglldinea md pG4yneges thesennto bslonKtne.
Terms Of sale: Cash. deposit Of 400 % ~ uaoe
conapied vtih = In 6ayS sfSR d. & Sais. 0oos1y.
di0l6 CHxSfts !. ozu1cR. rsssssA
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FH0MAs BOWLING, Auetionser.
Special. SALE OF FOURTEEN GOOD YOUNG
KENTUCKY BRED DRIVING. COACH
AND SADDLE HORSES.

KENTUCKY BRED DRIVING. COACH
AND SADDLE HORSES.
INCLUDING FEW VERY FAST ONES
On MONDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
1882 AZ ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN,
In front OF sles rooms. will sell the following
resented. in tie lot viii tie ioun't very hne
Coach " Coupe Teams. fine S;.dGers, good Juinlers
.as irotseis. ~, Iiann IN all de srabie of
Horses rom which to seect ean single horse
any purpose, to wit
No l.-hE.rk Horse. loN hands. 9 years can trot a
2.-BayGeiding Is. 2I| hands, yrs. very speedy
3 land 4.-Pair o. Bay COarn Horses. 10 hands u
YEAR, with bne style and acton; will road 10
miles an loU;.
O. saddIer. Dapp.e Gray Gelding. 15s.
Lanes years, Also broken to harness /,
splendid jumper; thorough gentleman $
6.--sorrei Geiding. l6l, hands, 8 years: fine
coupe or prousam horse very last and st yish.
bay Saddle ana Harm Hoise, l6 hands :
years year: s,y; ;,S and true can be handled hya
S.-Da!p.e Gray Ge,dinS l5x hands. 6 years.
with extra high knee action. cob built and Il
9.-Black Uc.d.n9. 10y hands, y years: can trot
40 trait. true N all harness, but extra
good one at the pole.
TO- Bay Geldag. i5+ nands, years can trot a
11.-Bay tOO-1ullt Ged Ng. 131. han.s, :, years;
-, fine style and action and good road Lors-.
2and Ia ross-n,atch ed Team tsorre! aud bay,
l.SA hands. \ years; hne coach team.
l4.-bay Gelo,n@. l3.21a hands, years fine
Saddle and harness horse. good jumper and
very suitable for a lady to ride or drive.
The stock will be on exhibition ut McCauIey Tally
Ho Stables JIG street northwest until day of sale
where intending purchasers ride drive any Of
tnen This offers splendid opportunity to secure
this sale their attention. Terms cash.
d1S-3 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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500 5th &. \. W.
dl7-eodkds @. II. WILLIAMSON, trustee.
OHANCERY SALE OF yALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ sI ITA s Az TEE NE9kpTHNWEsT C0kNER

CHANCERY SALE OF yALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" SITUATE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
SIXTH STREET AND PEMNsYLYANIA.A AVE
fNar6M pfsTkfcr OF ne co SLth 81 ~A AND
BEING one ST THF BEST PIECES OF BUsI-
By virtue q 2 decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
On he Us Ssx q DssenS.f.a he sna Ss
siened trustees win oder for ME e public auction in
i sSiSb I "a tsa9 Witt
scrhsd pieces q lots Of groand 70 Wit Lots A. and
D. i1 t5s suhtxision & Lots aad 8. in square four
Dst9ict u Columbia, The sams being Improved BY Z
brick dwelling and two s1oroe
Terms q sele; Oprthird Of IT, purchase money in
cash. Of which $500 e TO be paid % deSoaf 81 the
time Of sale and the balance OF the purchase money
TIVE equal installment., IN one and two yss.s. for
which the puxcha0er 10 TO give to said trustees hD
promisso notss datsd on the day Of sale md 10
interest Per centom Per annu. or al canh q the
WITH b zen days nom The day Of sae or pe0psfy 70 Be-
reeold u the Fisk and cost Of defaulting p0chaor
FRANK +. BROWNING, sun 6uiSiirx.
DUNCANsON hos, Xuctioueer. iii-dSas
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FUTURE; DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEOl1ETOWN DC.
BY virtue of decree oi the supreme Court of the
District OF Colu!.hia sitting a .: equity.
passed in certain cause therein pending, No IllI,
between Joseph T.. fowler ct al. cemplainants. and
Lotta jackson ct al. Ge.+ndants. shall proceed to
sell on the premises Oh IHT tsDAY, THE EIGHT Ii
DAY OF JANUARY, 1891. 1T OUR O'CLOCKr. ~.
gil those parts lots Nos. -. "a and 81 ~ NJ and
heinz in GEORGETOWN, d. IN Beatty Iiawsins' ad
diton to said town. Ges rited as fol ows Beginning
gwen iolnt On freerch street and running then
norhery distance OF "a. feet tie Intersection OF
Frederick and h streets. thence said intersection
on fi Street westwardly dis'ance of 10 feet.
less them sDutherIya disrn. TO feet, tht
ea'ery TO the place % be,nnin, with the improve
ne hts, consisting OF two franc dwellings.
1erlIs oI sie pres riD~d 10y decree One-thirl
cash, balance N two equI, iDsta iIients. in six nd
tWeve months. wltp inter, st IRON G@y sale.
whoe OF the purchase money iay he paid IN cash 81
tie option %. lurcf,. Ser purchasers deposit OF
$OC Will Ii required at tin Of sale, payment the
remainder Of tne ash in such time may appear
sona,le To trustees. Tn Ge:auit OF the purchaser
purchasers te prorerty TO be resoa at the risa and
cost OF such deiau ting purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN L. ENNIS, Tius.ee,
Iksj Ia. ave.
HUGH I. TAGGART. trustee.
DIV dts City HALL
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saoks 11dER c ySiHz he ~ d,s.r. IA 8
'A. TO- ~ s.i Eae|soe6fy IN s. sS tSaR
Oily No Chambers C., NY, Nanufacfurw1
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARk l. CO., Auctionsers,
~ G0 Pennsylyania ave- n
UNREDEEMxD PLEDGES AT AUCTION.

CONSISTING OF
200 GOLD s AND sIt LnEkr M%ArGHEs PAIN AND
SILVER AID PLATED WARE, AND GEN.
ABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
r0 0p MONDAY THEsRki ANn rWEPMEsDAY
T TWyNENTY-THIHp LvA ANp D TWENTY FOURTH, BE
within salesrooms, 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NOkrHwEST, we will sell general assortment Of
Watches and Jewelry to which We invite attention
dl9-dkds RATLLIFfE, DARE CO., Aucts,
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WHo rs THE KxAvR or CLUBS?

WHo n THE KxAvK OF CLUBS?
He il the man who sells cheap LIQUOR at q
fancy price, by dint of some cunning imitation
of the name Of the superb Maryland Club"
Whisky.
Don't mistake any other Club Whisky for
the Maryland Club" Sold by John II. Ma
Rruder-Adct
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
FUNDAMENTALLY STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by VIRUS Of u deed OF trust recorded in
Iiber No. 1902, folio 142 ct seq. of the land
records Of tins District Of Colunibla the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all of
lot seventy six (1), in john X Mclean and John Van
Rswcks subdivision OF square five hundred and forty
six GAO. in the city OF Washington D. c. said sub
with the improvements, sc.
Terms OF SAFE One-thiru Of the purchase money 70
be paid in and residue in twelve ul and eighteen
is) months, with interest ut six 90 per cent per
mum, payable seI-annually, for which purchaser 10
give proizsory notes by deed of trust
property sod all cash. at option Of the purchaser
from day Of sale the trustees the right to resell
be required when bid accepted.
W. Z. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
500 9Th ut. NV.
d17-eodkds c. H. WILLIAMSON, trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,onee

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE OF GENTS NEW FINE
GOLD WATCHES IN EIGHTEEN AND FOUR.
TEEN KARAT GOLD CASES WITH MOVE.
MENTS BY CELEBRATED MAKERS.
On SATURDAY, DECEABER TWENTIETH,
1SU. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, will sell within my
salesroOnis fourteen Fine Gold Watches perfectly
new and warranted to be as represented splendid
Opportunity to secure fine tinepiecs.
Terms cash.
dlS-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Aucfioneer
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dl7-eodAds C.H. WILLIAMSON.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
F0UR-AND-A-HALF STREET BETWEEN n
AND . STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and 10y virtue Of deed trust, recorded in
Lber No. l4G, folio III ct seq, of the lard rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction in front OF the
Prysnnssss On TUESDAY TIE THIRIIEIH DAY "a
P. M all of lot seventy-two (7sS in John H. Mclean
and John Van Riswick's Subdivision of square Ave
hundred and forty six (46) in the city OF Washing
ton. D. c., said subdiyi is recorded in book
Is. PAGE 1872, together with the improvements, &c.
paid in cash and residue in twelve CD and eighteen
uS) months with interest q sx ~ per cent per an
purchaser to give promssory notes. secured by deed
trust property sold, all cash. ut option of pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale not complied with in ten
0 days from day Of sale tho trustees the right
resell at risk of defaultng purchaser deposit of
400 viii Be required when bid accepted
w. L. EUMONS1ON, Trustee,
500 9Th st. NV.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TEN THOUSAND DOMESTIC CIGARS AT
On TUESDAY, pkSEMBEK rwENrY-rH1Rp
1881. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within my sales.
rooms, will sell for manufacturer the above CVsrs
all rood staple goods viii be sold in ipts TO suit
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
dlit:d Ancficneer
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TOMORROW.


THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionccr
GURNEy CAB. HORSE, HARNEss AND LICENSE
rs SATURDAY. DEcEMBER TWENTIETH, 1880. at
sSH W VIII IL il c
diton Terms cash.
WEEKS & CO.. Aactionecrs.
opposite City Post oface
bSGEE o ErS sJ2fk F PE 18TH 10 81
SS5hsEShkaks s k kSb afGbEEEss shSEs
SHOW CASES AND tHotSsfHENrs. FINE SILVER
6thtN y. TAILt EoShHS h hSR
ehMBEk % fhiHaR "A Ten 9 SohStk /,
'CHOMAs BOWLING. Aucticneer.
TWO DIRT $ iGGEe hSD no sErs f noTBhs
SATURDAY. 6tcE&bf TWENTIETH. 1880, at
% os an M tn Is. above {" ssas wi"
II THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctionecrs
EESULAR SATURDAY SALE OF. HOUSEHOLD
ES kAD SSs Sl wAhs aEe
ING STONES. &c, AT AUCTION.
r On ToMoREow. DECEMBER TWENTIETH. at
saesr9on. agenerai assortment OF household iurni-
lure, &c.
ALSO. BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT.
One LARGE Iron Safe.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
WM. LOwENTHAI. Anctioneor.
G ISSINf t 8gT TX ATG Ct THE
81 iistSfs sfHttI S2f dtr ss zSD
. 49, 49, -. ShUCENS,
FA Ms;a, GLASS ". wAiil; noIlLEs. pEGASTEEs
PLArED And OTHER CiTLhKi.
BUEEAUs, DISKS. sHO0 Tiis. lamps.
C0MMENClNG SATURDAY -MUkNiNG, DEcEM-
M oLoc ZEN mo SS2Sk ss aNp
- HATED SHOW CASES AND OTHER FIN
POSED OF ''-' 40 DO
di9-?t wM. LOwENTHAL. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
ALL KINDS. 'srUVls, CARphTS tNEW AND
IbAY coobs. aGeR AS Vases. IHPxSEs i;
STR ETG MI EEqEIhS S
CIGARS, GROCERIES, ETC.
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH. 1890,
at len O'CLOCK A. NJ. at iay ssiesroons, Penrsy. :
vena avenue and 18th street northwest will sal
ALSO. At TWELVE NJ,
TOT party leaving town, pair Sorrel Coach Horses JIG
hands, years DID, sound aL ssSl'sA aud gentle
Brewster Landau. several Horses. new and second
hand Carriages ss,shs. Harness, H..
dlS-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.
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CASH Or CRrDrr.

ecnplee,and you contemplate purchasing anything
in line ii Will be your inter-s: to call be-
fore doing SOFAS conhdent you from
Toto - per cent your purchase Below mention
afew Of our many bargains and advantaseA
We Will sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces. for sI7
cash els on credit.
We viii sail you . 1-piscs PARLoR SUITE, solid
els cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PAHLoR SUITE. solid
walnut famss upholstered in plush. combination COL
err. for els eash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you . rood wovEy-w1R1 BED
sPRING for q. 25 cash or q. 80 On credit
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for 6Oc. yard cash &c per yard credit.
We will sell goo good INGRAM CARPET for &c.
Per yard cash or Aoc Per yard on credit.
wssw and lay al CARPETS free Of cost and Do not
charge for the waste in matching agurss-
wswi1l sell all CARPETS. hATrINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS credit 1t advance Of . cents Der yard
On the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on al credit sales and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On Al secounn ss<slsd
P. aRoaAN.
sl1dn 80 and 74I 7th q. nv
At THE COMPLETE sToxoY
HATHAWAY. soUIE HARR1NaTors
CELEBRATED SHOES FoB MIxp WEAR.
LADIES AND cHIIpRINs sHoEa
TIKs AND SLIPPERS.
STOCK uxIoUALKp.
u. STRICKLAND.
DALTox sTRIcKLAHD,
800 PxHHA AvR saoSn
On, . i; KIN.
xJHL M sIoSf
SlA0TH 81.
GIN TH. Best.
rRx CONCORD HARu1na
LUTz 4 Bro.
en- Puun- s~s, sd3sanane NskaooAl Hoesa
H- Dlaaks6 nd Lap Robss ss :ov pr,ssA
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THE FURNITURE OF THE HON. STEPHEN
Il PRESTON LATE MINTSTER ER0N u WI

THE FUkNfTUkE OF THE HON. STEPHEN
l. PRESTON, LATE MINISTER FROM HAYTI.
AND DEAN OF THE DIPLOMATIC COKPS
Contained IN No. HOLD VERMONT AVENUE.
UPkIGH Ip CHiG S PLAN9 LARGE GILT
ASK PAKIOR SUITES, MAGNIFICENT OAK
G2IXEkEP N RIN H GGHAAiRS. TgRKIsH R3K.
I ItSsH pa fAAk Y s MUTE; WALNUT BOOK
B BE MI Inv TABLES PIES, PARIAN, BIS0UE AND
STR Ran ANR = 0THE III GAkPETS, TTRKIsH RUGS,
G EHAAGsE sg!TEs ,P ALIIAssEs; HAZE NAT:
iANpIhISs, s; IiRRokEp Halt su Hf1is
SEWING MACHINE. OIL. PAINTINGS AND EN-.
CRAVINGS. HALL STAND AND CHAIRS,
CHINA AND PLAYED W ARE. REFRIGERATOR,
No, i0s1 VERMONT HVENuE HokTHWssT.
HAVING BEEN USED BY HON. STEPHEN
AS6 DEAN 81 bipfoMSTicS o6Eps H HAITI
On MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWENTY
SECOND, commencin8 = TEN O'CLOCK, ~ viii sell
1t aboye-,nsnttoned houss (hsvtnx been moved FOL
co0veniepce Of sale) the furntuye partly enuneya1i
sSOys and Which We. ussa by NJ Prsston until q!
the attention Of our reAders. HOUSE FOR RENT or
SALE. DUNOAN6ON BROS
dlS-& Auce1OnNorn.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EyENIN0.
WALTER p. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aurtsons.n
MHETHRNrH ANNUAL
BY ORDER OF TAUNTON sILvER-fLArS
Rich AND ELEGANT s1LvER-PLATED WARE,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
CLOCKS BRONZEs AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
Parties looking for Christmas presents win hnd IL
greatly to their advantage to attend this sale. which
vii continue DAILY 1t the saiesuom corner 10Th and
streets facing Psnnsyivania avenue northwest until
entire stock IT sold
ELEVEN O'CLOCK An,
THREE AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK p. M.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.,
d15-lot Auc.ionesrs.
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CHEsArEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY
Schedule In efiect My lR

Trains leave Union Depot 0tA ~ sousaea 1oz67
am. for Newport News. Old Hcant Coqf2 -
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point q b 20 ~
and Norfolk IL 40 pm.
IL "a a. m, Crnffnnsn Exrrenl daily for $500
Virginia, Vest Virginia. keutucky snd Cinrtn1nH
yestibule slespers through without ahAn0D . @.
II 10 m, r. r. Y. yestibule Limfted. Afly. 80
trains. with dining c.xs run through WffhG1
ington and Louisville. Puilznan O. 80 - q
receive passensvss NJ pm.
Once. 5l3 hennsyivanis avenue.
r. ". PuILR
jy12a General Rsssnrr ~
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FINANCIAL.

GronerA-ALApaxA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 90.
GEN. BEN. y. BUTLER. prssas.x.
HON. JAS w. HYATT. rr..sursr.
ALTHOUGH THIS COMPANY HAS AID
vANCKp THE PRICE OF IT'S SHARES TO
ssss tPAR VALUE 800. INVESTORS WILL
STILL FIND THIS THE BEST THING THE
MARKET HAS TO OFFER. INVESTIGATE
THIS. FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED
BY THE coNPANYs AGENT.
VIZ. PEABODY.
dl8ln sls ST nv.
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PROFESSIONAL.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
- NORDDEUTSCHERL LLOYD SIS. 90.
Fast Express Steamer,
To Southanpton uondon. Haue). neemen-
z AIN. Aller, We'd. De. 81. . am. Sale, wed.
Jan; q. pm. Elder. Wed, Jan. II, am lAhn.
We'd Jan. "a, Jpn.
Co@tortaais state rooRs exeellsot tahls Injurious
ward berth according to location; ID cabin, 40
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionccr.
GURNEy CAB. HORSE, HARNEss AND LICENSE
Az ACC ilUk
EAU kDAI. DECEMBER " fNTIRTH, 1880, at
iHki. NJ. IN front y my saeSrooins, Will sell
the above turnout. which Will I've found in good con-
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ONE COAL CART. WITH HORSE AND HARNESS.
TWO DIRT " AGOE- AND TWO SKIS DOUBLE
HARNESS, Al AUCTION.
SATURDAY. DECEMBEE TWENTIETH, 1880, at
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TO c.ose an estate. the above effects.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-03
Death of Mrs. Fillbach. at Cobb.

correspondence OF Inc SnTOulCIS
The angel of death has again visited
us. This time it has chosen as its
victim our old and highly respected
resident, Mrs. Catherine Henrietta
Marguerite Fillbach, who breathed her
last on Saturday, Dec. 81, at the ripe
old age of of IS years, s months and
9 days. Deceased was born in the
year 1916, at Nassau, Germany. In
1871 she was married to Mr.. John
Fillbach, with whom she lived happily
until death separated them. In 1916
they emigrated to this country, locat-
ing at jefferson this state; one year
later they moved to Mineral Point,
where they resided for - years, when
they moved to Otter Creek, and have
resided in this county ever since. She
was a devoted Christian for many
years, being a member of the Presby-
terrain church. She leaves to mourn
her loss, besides her husband, four sons
and two daughters; one son residing
in Dakota, and one daughter at Fenni-
more; all the rest living in sthis
vicinity. She was buried in the NJ. E.
cemetery at this place on Monday,
Revs. Mortified of Linden, and
Walters of Pulaski, conducting the
services, and was followed to her last
resting place by large concourse of
relatives and friends. The relatives
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community in their sad bereav-
ment. May her soul rest in peace
with its Maker.