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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
CAUSED ~ HER coRsEr.

woman's Strange Experiences VIII >
Msgass in . sissai stsien Post.
In the weather Observers once -
the government building at Rochester.
N. Y, 10 q curious looking box, with
glass sideA nearly two feet long and
six inches square. Inside the box.
suspended by . silk thread. 10 . bar
Of pure steel sixteen inches long and
nearly an inch square
At one end of the nssd4e4fi IL q dia-
gram to indicate the variations OF the
magnet When the steel bar was
first swung in the government build
ing It was nothing moro than q useless
pioce OF metal
By degrees however. II begun to
usurp itself and felt that 1t needed
something to help 1t make a mark In
the world. 1t forthwith filed up with
elecsrioity. which 1t found floating
through tho air. until now 1t has BIZ
come SO sensitive that you can
scarcely look at 1t without attracting
It's attention.
One day modest looking lady was
sight seeing In thc government build
ing. She wandered into the weather
Office and appeared greatly Interested
Everything In the place seemed TO
catch her eye. and all of the appli-
ancs for keeping track. OF affairs in
the atmosphere were quietly scanned
end their purposes guessed.
But whom her eye rested on this bar
of steel she became uneasy. She ap-
preached it nervously. but every time
she drew near tho case the bar swung
toward her with surprising velocity.
She would retrace her steps few
feet aud again advance. evidently hop
ing to get near the box without being
seen. She kept repeating her maneu-
vers, but the bar was on tho alert and
her advances were received with tap
ping on the glass.
She was afraid to ask any questions,
and Assistant Krichelt was too modest
to explain tho cause OF tie needles
agitation. But he told a reporter soon
afterward that he know thetlady car
riod steel In her corsets, and that the
sensitive magnet was thereby visibly
affected. Detroit Free Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
TRUE AND TRIVIAL.

Black potatoes are raised in Zululand.
They arc called cetwajo, aud the tubeY IN
blush black and rather waxy.
A California woman has triplets 20
much alike that they can only be distin-
gudshsd by different colored ribbons.
A heavy cannon for which the govern.
ment pays as, 600, Is good for 227 rounds,
while Aston gun, which cost $50, $40, il
good for only 100 charges.
Among the exhibits at the Fryeburp
(Ne. fair last fall were q pillow that has
been in use for 115 years and q picture
framed in board cut from pine log f20
years ago. "
supervisors have struck curious find In
the form Of q raised bill for q Jurors
mileage. He was entitled to 81 30, but
put In q bill for $l2s.50.
A family living near Augusta, Me-,
have as a pet tame crow, which accom-
panies Thorn whenever they 60 to tho city
on Sundays or market days, Tying above
and little IN advance of the horses.
Tho deputy marshals of Alaska have
considerable trouble with Indians who run
Illicit still for the manufacture Of vile
and vicious decoction called hoochinoo,
WhAca " ~es'o a. tHC h8SAv0 OIUa8t y Q0ClQ-
cd longing for somebody's blood
In parts OF tho south, and perhaps else
whore. the word dip" h used to designate
any liquid sauce for pudding and Other
desserts II comes down from time Of
Empls mannsrA when sauce was applied
By dipping sacA persons portion Of food
into . common vessel containing ne
dip"
Thsy offer bounty for ~ ears Of rab-
bits in Idaho. The discovery rscsntly Of
several live 'buAniss'' minus their ears
has developed ~ fhet that activs bounty
workers are trapping the jacks, clipping
their ear, and thsn turning thsm loose .
breed future crop from which bountiss
en- be obtaansd TIL the end Of time.
An alohsmist, whom experimenting -
sarths Tor orueiblss, found that he had H.
vented porcelain, and watchmaker's ~
prentice, while holding spsctads R1ass
between his thumb and fors6nesr, noticed
that through Il The nsiGhboring buildings
appearsa large, md tAus disoovorsd he
a1aptabflity Of TIE lens 70 ths telescopes
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
LIFE.s LIGHTS AND SHADES.

A Rhode Island lady ninety years old
has made her seventh journey across the
continent TO San Francisco.
Last year ten boys between the ages of
ten and seventeen received the Royal HUI
name society's medal for saving life.
A Washington girl killed q pound
sheep whom she went to the rescue of the
flock
'Old Granny Smith died recently In
Wytheville, Va, at the reputed age Of 101
years. She was born In Wythe county
and lived there all her life.
The Washington, Delaware, Journal re-
marks of portrait 1t publishes that 'it
makes the subject of It look like an es-
capped lunatic," and expresses regret at
not being able to state whether this IA
tho fault OF the cut or of the original.
At Christ church, In Nashville, one
Sunday morning lately, the congregation
consisted of about fifty ladies and one
lone man. However, when the time came
to take up the collection he acceded to the
suggestions Of tho minister and passed
thep plate. The gentleman was travelling
man and a stranger.
A wealthy Georgia farmer has had bad
luck in his matrimonial ventures. About
twenty years ago he was engaged to the
daughter Of . neighbor. The day before
the date set for the wedding the girl de-
cided she did not wish to marry and the
engagement was broken. Four or Ave
years ago he married the daughter of his
old famc and recently she eioped with the
farmers hired man.
A philsnthropic farmer Of Mt Carmel
Conn, offered some time ago to deliver
free OF expense fifty bushels Of good
apples to deserving poor families, provid-
ing the members of those families do not
use Intoxicating liquor or tobacco, or keep
q dog He had four applications direct
and considerably larger number through
q third person. Only nine, gil told, came
under the terms Of his offer. These nine
have got their apples. Others pleaded
poverty, etc, but It was found that they
owed their poverty to their own vicioui
or wasteful habits
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jelly From Ei.ph.n,., Tu.k..

How many people says the WASH
ington Star have ever eaten, Jelly
made from elephants tuskse Yet it
is very good indeed. In the English
factories whore many toEs OF ivory are
sawn up annually to make handles OF
knives and forks great quantities Of
ivory dust are obtained. The dust IL
sold at the rate Of 6 pence per pound.
and when properly boiled and pre-
pared 1t makes the finest purest and
most nutritious animal jelly known
Years ago ivory Jelly was a very fash
ionable remedy and much sought for.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02

To send flowers by mail cut then3
early In the morning and let them
stand In water for some time befor9
packing. 90 as TO absorb moisture
enough to prevent them whitening. IA
which case they will not need to b
sprinkled after they are In the boz
Pack in light wooden box lined with
cotton batting and covered With
tissue paper. Lay the dowerA NOT on
top OF each other. but In rows sid9 By
side. the blossoms OF each row onlthe
stems Of their neighbors and rs cf(se
as possible; a.ver with paper atd
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
A japanese railroad.

A rack railway seven miles In length
is under construction on the Usni
mountain. japan. TO connect the ter
mini of the State railway Mt Yokohama
and Karnisawa There are twenty
one tunnols--12, 200 feet In longth In
all--along the line and the steepest
grade In l to 10.
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CHE MADE a MIsrAxE.
The srids wasa't used to N.w-Fansiso
Artiei~s.

The Brids wasn's Used to Nsw-Fangiso
Articles
Mira Gregg had one OF the prctt,est
weddings that ever took place In the
Massachusetts, town In which she
live& But there was one odd incident
OF the occasion which few Of her
friends. who IRE Ia the secret recall
with much amusement Although a
lady OF quiet taste MIRA Gregg wore
something which certainly no bride
ever wore before
Her wedding present from her old
friend, Dr. Jameson. was an exquisite
affair OF lace, embroidery and white
satin ribbon which he had brought
from Paris It came just as the we'd
ding party was starting for the church.
What a lovely bagl" exclaimed
the bride II am going to wear it.
That will please dear DR.. Jameson.
and, slipping the white satin strings
over her arm. she thought no more OF
II until after the ceremony.
That is q beautiful bag. and so
odd. never saw bag like It. The
material Is beautiful" commented
some OF her friends.
Il suppose the style is new. " re-
piled Mrs Gregg. DR. Jameson
brought 1t to me from Paris. am
delighted with it."
Did you put anything in itp' asked
DR.. Jameson. who had been listening
to the conversation with smile that
was ,suspiciously near a laugh.
NO" replied Mrs Gregg. I'm
put my handkerchief in. What-why
why there Is no bottom in it What
Is IT. DIR. JAMESON"
Well" replied DR.. Jameson, Il
bought 1t for lamp-shade."
And 1t was a lamp shade, edged
with lace and drawn up at the top
with white satin ribbon. Youths
Communion.
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cotton; see that the lid Of the box IL
securely fastened. and remember 70 !
write on ono corner Cut FlowerA
as that will insure tho package being !
carefully and quickly handled.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
The Finrer prayer Book.

A curiosity ia the finger" Prayer
Book. only an inch in breadth. 81
inches in length and weighing about
o. 1t contains $40 pages. is per-
fectly clear and legible, though neces-
sarily minute, and will go into the
waist-coat pocket or a purse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
Court Painters.

When the late King Charles OF
Wurtemburg was yet crown prince,
and he was ordered to become en-
gagged to the Russian Grand Duchess
Olga, he was shown a portrait OF her.
After regarding 1t intently. he ex.
claimed: How daringly they have
fattered her! The hair is too album
dant the eyes are too brilliant and
the complexion too dainty" The
courtiers asked In establishments:
'But does your royal highness know
the grand duchessp" Il do not know
her." was the reply. but know the
court paintera"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02

three timoa II they do not roSorm
they are 70 be punuhed BY putting
them 70 kneel IN their places 20 ~ %
make them ashamed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-28
PRESIDE C0URT-MARTIAL.
Sentences in Five Clses Approved b,
General Ruger.

Sentences in Five Clses Approved by
General Ruger.
General Kruger has approved the findings
Ia 1--WE cases tried by the general court-mar-
tial at the Preside. of which Major Abram
I. Wildrick, Fifth Artillery. is President.
Musician John Nichols, Battery II, First
Artillery, viii be confined at Alcatraz at
hard labor for SIX months with the other
;etceteras. de deserted at the Presidio on
July q, 1888, and was apprehended on the
10Th of January. 1892. His regiment is now
in New York
CORPORA Philip P. Schupp of Light Bat
terry ID, Fifth Artillery. was sentenced to
forfeit So Of his pay. On the Sd inst. he
dld not appear for the recitation for non-
CONS nor for evening stables, not having
been prevented by sickness or other neces.
sity.
Private John McCoppin of Light Bait cry
r, Filth Artillery. who was so drunk en- the
9Th at A. NJ that he could not properly
perform his duties as soldier. threatened a
comrade with personal violence, and pur-
sued him with an ak, forfeited SIS of his paw.
William Howet, Light Battery ID. Fifth
Artillery. had record of 10 previous trials
ana convictions by summary cOurts-martial,
lie was dishoDorably discharged, with for
felture of all pay and allowances. He
should nave been on duty as assistant bat
terry cook on the 9TH. but without authority
absented himself from IL o'clock on the
night Of the Oh until about CPS o'clock of
the following morning and others had 10 do
his work.
In the case of Trumpeter Robert Har ris.
Troop /, Fourth Cavalry, the court de.
clared that, as he had already been n con-
nnement for 10 days. and on account OF his
previous excellent character, it would be
lenlent to him, and only sentence him to
forfeit SO Of his pay and be confined at
hard labor in charge OF the guard for 10
days. The trumpeter's offenses were com.
mltted on the 2Sth uit At retreat roll
call he refused to put on white gloves when
ordered to do so and as required by a post
order; dlsobeyed the legal orders of the
acting chief trumpeter TO accompany him
In the presence of the officer of the day and
explain the glove matter; and again, while
oelhg conducted to the guardhOuSe. and in
the presence of the guard and prisoners
then paraded, boistsrously announced the
coming OF the buger, and accompanied his
shouts with prOfane language. Another
charge was predicated on his refusal to
obey the order OF the officer of the day to
stop his shouting and talking. Harris
pleaded guilty.
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tension Homestead; also lots IL "a 25 to 49, block
~, Railroad avenue, Extension Homestead Asso-
1hopIas r. Mitchell. deceased, and by him devised
to his WIFE Sarah d. Mitchell. trust deed; 81.
Char es ii. Watson TO Joseph Goetz lot on Z line
OF Stoekton street. 81 OF sacramento. % by
p. j. Martin and wife to VIII E. Fisher. lot On
line Of Eighth avenue, l22:7sS OF ID street. rs
Jacob Heyman and wife to John GIIogley, lot on
line OF California avenue. 100 Of Virginia. 25
George i. Briggs to Tnaddeus E. Peckinpah. lot
on \ line of Visltacio1 avenue i40 w of Miiiiken,
lSS, 23s to point. 81 10. lS6 10 point,
stead Association; $40
Martin Peterson and wife to benjamin II ealey.
OF on line of Randolph street. so r OF State, T.
ooxiOO, BLOCK 81, City Land Associations; So
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Mis- L. Carlson TO oiof Carlson. undivided II In.
terest Ia Joy on Sc corner OF Ninth avenue, 200
from East Iwenty-fourth street, NE oy Sc $780,
East oakand SI75O.
Same To same, UNDIVIDED Il interest in lot on NE
corner East Twenty fourth street, zoo NV OF
Eleventh avenue. wv loo by NE $50. East Oak
L. q. Brattin to Victor Duhem, lots to and 81
TO AZ, map subdivision lot of the S5-acre tract,
Same TO same. lots le to 81, so to SO and AZ to
So same tract. East oakland; SO.
william Mann and wife Frederick Elliott, lot
ON So due Eighth avenue. 30 Sw from East
Twenty second street. sw 80 by Sc 100. East OAK
Same 10 same, lot ID. block f. BlnknerviIle
Tract Oakland Township; $3.50
lot H. Dunnigan Tract, oakland rownsh p; $3.50.
Carrie NJ. Oyeneif to JOAN Brown, lots Ia and Is,
DOCK q, redivision map portion of brumagim
$40.
A. V. TuOhy to George NJ. Richardson. lots IA and
10. block l. map The highlands, Berkeley: 1880
victor H. -Metcalf to SINE. lot g. block Il, map
subdivision block b, Berkeley properly, etc, quit
claim deed Berkeley; $40.
Phoebe I. Watkins and Charles L. Brayton ct al
TO same, same, Berkeley; $500.
John w. kottinger and wife TO Jose NJ. Sylvia Jr.,
All that portion OF plat Rancho FL Vale de San
Jose, as laid down on Pieasanton Homestead, MUIR
ray township; 3
same to same. acres line OF Vineyard avenue
B. 10 chains n W from line dividing pats aud 5,
Murray Township; $40
William Richter and wife to Manoel PImentel
subdivision O lot Ii block 800, Watts Tract No. 2
Oakland; $500.
Ellen Sheffield ct al to Emelie Chabot lot on
line OF Tenth street, 20 of Madison, 80 by 100
Olkiand; $40.
John Brown to John William S, lot Al (map result
divisionl block A. Brumagim tract, etc. Oakland
Township; $40.
Charles A. Bailey and wife to Lorenzo d. Royce
lot d, block G, Adeline Tract, Oakland Township;
$40.
George ID. Maybe and wife 10 Frank n. whitney
lot on line OF oxford street. so of Virginia.
w 1866 by 1854, Berkeley; $500.
Richard Mealley to Mary A. Mealley (hIs wife),
lot on NV corner of Francisco and Grant streets,
90 10y lob AN, Berkeley: gift
Andrew Nj Lawrence ard wife TO Joseph Brown
lot on line OF broadway, l50 OF Lin coin avenue,
50 by + 206. Alameda: $40.
John Is. walton and wife TO Jose F. Dias lot q
block h. Aeai's revised plan, Pleasanton; $40.
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HER INFINITE VARIETY.

love her Faith" when the sunlight steals
Through the church's heavy
racieni saint by NV side she knees,
And her soul goes up in prayer.
love her as CHARITY" when her purse
Has always another mite
To aft the weight OF poyerty's curse
Ana make some weary heart light.
But when she stands I'm earthly guise,
with her perfect love confessed.
In the trusting 2 ance of her brilliant eyes,
It's as Hops" that love her bsst.
HARRY RoMAINE IN THE LADIEi' HOME JOURNAL
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Parnell,a NIanu.na.A

There was no meeting of the Irsh-Amerl-
can Convention yesterday that gave an en-
tertainment on st. Patrick's day for the
puri ose OF securing funds to erect mopu-
ment to Parnell In GIasnevin Cemetery.
dublin. A member Of the committee i'm.
formed a CALL reporter. however, that
after paying ali expenses $500 wonId re-
main TO be devoted to the monument fund
The committees to secure additional funds
have not yet been appointed.
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

nVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY LO-
~ cation of principal place OF busin San Fran
cisco. Cal. Location OF works Gold Hill, Storey
County. New.
Nouce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo
65). levied on the tenth day OF February 1892 the
several amounts Set opposite the names of the re-
spectiVe sherahOIdars. follnMsr
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
l. pany. Locstion OF works and prIncipal pl ace OF
business, Gold Hill, Storey County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account or assessment no
5O). levied on this first day OF February 1892 the
har nj ID NJ fnl z -
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M. ]. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ, at saIesrooms,
1867 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
THE RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
Splendid Upholstery. Costly Pictures Body Brus-
scls carpets, etc removed from the elegantly fur
1t NJ j SIMMONS AncttonsAr
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SHIPPING INrGLLIGENCE.

Arrived.
SUNDAY March 81.
stmr San jose. Russell, 10 days from Panama;
stmr Pomona. Hannah 10 hours from Eureka;
pass aud mdse. to Goodall, Perkins q Co.
produce. to 6oodaIl. Perkins & Co.
r, stmr Michigan e Graves, lo2 hours from Roche
and Roche Harbor Lime Co.
stmr Iaguna. Hansen. ID hours from Greenwood;
Stmr Eureka. Smith. 60 hours from Newport.
pass and mise. to Goodsll. Perkins & Co.
pass ana lumber. to Truckes Lumber Co.
Schr Newark. Beck. IL hours rom Bowens Land
ing; loZ NJ IL lumber, TO haywood s. Hackley.
saiiel.
SUNDAY. March 81.
stmr National City, Manson, Eureka.
Iiaw stmr san Mateo Smith. Comox.
Bark Alden Besse, Friss. kahuIui.
Bktn North Bend. Wallace. Grays Harbor.
Schr Premier. Heagaru Ugasis.
schr Novelty, Lewis Grays Harbor.
Sehr Mary Eta. witzel.
Schr Therese Schmaling,
schr PoTtia. Culstrup Fort Ross.
Schr Alice kimbail. Aspund. Navarro
sehr ocean Spray. SteInbom, VERSIONS Landing
Returned.
SUNDAY. March 81
Schrs Portia Mary Eta, Therese, Ocean Spray
aud Alice kimbaiL Returned on account Of the bar
breaking
Tele.raphic.
POINT LOBOS - March 27-IO NJ weathor
foggy; wind W; velocity 20 miles
Disaster.
The stmr Venture went ashore at Rockport this
morning. Five OF the crew were drowned. The
vessel is total loss
Domestic Ports.
FORT ROSS-Arrived Mar 27-Schr Mary Deleo
hence Mac "a schr Nettie Sundborg hence Mar 26
EUREKA-Arrived Mar 27-Stmr Humboldt, hce
Mar 20.
REDoNDo-Arrived Mar 27-schr w Jewets
SAN DlEGO-Arrived Mar 27-Schr Josepb Russ
from Port Gamble; stmr Noyo, from Noyo. stmr
South Coast, from EUREKA
SEArTLE-Arrived Mar 27-Ship Alaska, hence
Mar 10. ~
MENDOCINO-Arrived Mar 27- Stmr Point
Arena hence Mar 20.
Sailed Mar 27-Schr Electra, for San Francisco
Importatious.
NEW YORKER San Jose-SO pkcs sheeting an
80 CT paper. IL ct sheep "copper" 2 CT ticking iuqO
kegs borseshoes, $50 pigs hardware $50 pkgs nails
and bolts, 1872 ct iron locks % bds pipes II pkgs
crockery &C soap, 3 CT brandy, IA ct wood min
So ct glassware 100 ct cider. pkgs copper fiues
z6l pkgs wire. AZ coils twine II CT musical instru
men.s CT ocloth. 20 bales pressed hay 20 CT wiro
goods, bbs mucilage. IL ct handles, ct black
lead. CT leather. / CT sundries, 25 bbls Iardoi
CT cigars. ct extract beef.
From Europe-l4A pkgs linen and cotton, 8 ct
woolens. CT books, l6 pkgs hardware, 10 cognac
l5 ct maraschino. Is CT yellow metal Z CT sundres
S04 CT sardineS
From South Americas trunks books, ls bals
rubber. bx treasure (S50o).
From Central America-7562 axis coffee l ct
tobacco, 8 ct sundrfes
From Mexico-3 pkgs deer skins, $50 bxs frnit
NEWPORT-Per Eureka-20S bxs oranges rs
SKIS peanuts, IL b1s lemons, % eggs 26 SKIS wal.
nuts.
San Pedro-6 cs condensed milk Is cs canned
goods. 10 bbis wine kegs 20 pals salt fish, 1 sk
corks, 81 bxs oranges, 90 sks abalone shells
Hueneme-l pc hardwood, IL cs eggs, l spring
bx butter.
Rsdoldo-tS pxs oranges, 10 cs balsam. 10 Dbls 4
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AHG IN NCCoruaHco WITH law, aud al Ofuer OF the
board OF Trustees, made the day Of February,
1897. so many shares Of each parcel of such stock
rs may be necessary Will bs sold public auction
at the ONCE of the company, 1873 Main street, Gold
Hltl, New, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF April,
1892, n O'Clock of said day, pay said do
nquent assessment thereon. together with coats OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
smr0 "a w. II. 0IAuVELT, Secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed Ia the Postoiice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, March %, 1892.
h8- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they W III De sent 10 the Uead-lefter Of1ce
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M. ]. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.

WILL SELL TOMORROW,
tuesday .................... March 20, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the residence
2l22 PIN ST., NEAR WEBSTER all OF the Rich
ana Costly farlor. Bed and Dining Room Furnt-
ture; Elegant Mantei Mirror, Costly Engravingy
aud Etehings Rich ParIor Upholstery: Very FIe-
CANT Administer and Wilton Carpets: Elegant
CLOCKS aud Ornaments; Fine Chenille Portieres:
very Elegant Parlor Set, In satin brocatelIe and
richly carved cherry frames; Massive Walnut Side
board, cost $500; Walnut ExtensfontabIe and
Cnalrs 10 match; Fine Leather Lounge: China
GLASS and Siiverware; Elegant Walnut and Oak Bed
room Sets; Plateg lass-door Wardrobe: Handsome
Walnut Chifonier; Fine Nirror-front Oak Folding
BED; Fine Hair Mattresses. Pillows and other bed
dlng: Elegant Walnut Hastand with Maroon
Leather Settee Cooking Range and general va
riety or household goods
EH The above goods OF the best quality and
In me condition, having been in use but short
time. mrs III NJ. j. SIMMONS. Anc1lnneer