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Zimmerman Breaks Anotlser Record.
A A. Zimmerman, the champion bicyclist
rode two miles at Hsnpdsn Para, spring
field, Mass. Wednesday in LS7 IS. cutting
down the wogljs record eleven ssconds. He
pAde the qua<@er In 0.Sl u.s. the half IN o. l-S.
the shrse-quarters In La and the niie In "a.
he nfIs and . quarter n ass rs, the mile -
h.h IN $50, the mile and three-Quar>srs =
l.0l and the two miles In ly7 as
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AUCTION SALES.
TIIr@ AETERNnnN
I ATlAIgK & SLOAN. Auctioneers. lIo7 est.

I ArlMEK & SLOAN. Auctioneers lI07 est.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ THF SUBDIVISION
OF BARRY FAET, ANhcoSTIA. DC. AT
Auction TO CLOSE A. ESTATE.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBFH NINTH, 1892 AT
HALF PAST FlVL = N, Win osfcr for sale at pub
iit t.on ia Of ts P-eiIises lot numbered ten
90 IN tcn numbered ~ OF the suhdivsiCn the
far-T Para estate I-ade by the trustees, on
n" = a Office q: the surveyor Of tue DiStTic: o.. Coz
lumi 81.
1ers.s q sale Cne-half cas ans the balance in siy
aud twe.vg rs~nS secured ly G.ed 81 trust on the
p -rT;v. - 80 cash. ~ option p1Tchasers de-
post II 600 20 lee AZ time Of sale Terms 70 be
cow LEO ~t. IA tea days deposit he :o7teit "a
t-r:c, anciur - sost 81 purchaser - object of this
sale = 90 case the estate % SanI-fr Able, lcCAased
JAMES II. SMITH.
Attorney iUT sid Estate.
se6t.1is 60 I 81. T. W.
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RATcL1FfE. DARE & CO.. aTnc6IIoNEERs.

AsSIGNEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT 0S D STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS EokI HEAST IiY AUCTION
by virtue OF deed OF assignment given 20 me and
dy recorded anon the land records OF the District
% Columbia Will offer for sale by PUBLIC auction
front 81 the premises, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
Ben FOURTEENTH, 1892. al FINE OCLOCKP. NJ
gli that certain iiece parcel of land and premises
j ig and being in the city Washington District of
Columbia. ani hnoyn ana stinyushed ana being
THE EAST HALF OF LOT D.
- IN SQUARE pa.
Situated the south side street between LIST and
I'd streets northeast which course of Improve
meat. being near Massachusetts avenue and Stanton
tark.
Terms: $1,000 20 be paid In cash, the bal
ance in one and two years the deferred pay
neDfS 10 bear Interest at the rate Of q
Ter cent per annuir from the day of sale and
10 De secured by deed of trust the premises sold
O. sl cash. at the urrch ser's option deposit OF
S5uO to be paid when the property is knocked down.
Terms TO be coTRplied with fifteen from the
DIV Of sale or the assignee the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and defs n
plrchi ser after 3daIs adyertisenent in news
paper pGSlished in Washington, ID. c. All convey
ancins. recording. &c. at Purchasers cost
JULIUS A. NAEDEI,
Assignee,
se''-d,.os 4l6 9th 81. u. ".
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SHOOTING STARS.

Columbus discovered America didn't hep
"le-es. But he didn't know it when he saw
it"
He stole kiss; twas quite unbid;
He VOWS he's fortunes debtor.
That is to say, he thinks he did.
The girl, you see, knows better.
Here is another idle shattered" said the
young man who found he had to 60 to work.
IMPECUHIoUs BUT REsoURCEFUL.
ITO 60 to the picnic
My wealth III enhance.
I'll first to my uncle,
And then to the ants
Il love you, he said-and his voice trembled
httle-''for your WORTH
''Oh,' she replied with beautiful frankness,
this isn't a Worth. 1t is a Felix"
Composer: II think had better put in little
ballet 1t won't amount to much, but it wont
hurt anything
Manager (some time later): Look here Pro-
lessor, your all right on your ballet but don t
You think you've taken up altogether too much
time with those choruses and things?"
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Mr.. Sullivan's confidence with reference to
Mr.. Corbett was very much like that of the iy
who, as he lit ON the fy-paper, remarked, "Now
I've got YOU
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A SCBTERFUGE.

A SCBTERFUGE.
LET us kiss an make up, Mollie darlin'
It's the very best way. that is plain.
And thin wild that program av quar- lin
Why, faith, let us fall out again"
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STOAGE.

',,Hr SAFETY sToRAGtNp VAN comp my.
4 war7hor--S NC,- 10 aE1 T. 81 n.e---t0Esrs Of
Aou-Fbsid frrnis i-e Yiaaos paintings ami mirrors
fetarSts. ro1-s is eesiro Arinl and from fssi-
a.. M elsuoxs ALBEEl 1t-EefO,
Peone s<la l~u3f- 3-ul 1 Hsnzseg.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SAIL ,,.,., 1870,
wood al round curuct< made nv Uallstt
pav god tuTe and ~ reject Qr'.-r. VIII ,-I on
I1ont'i-J payments Oi 81 o SMIIH.
Sex ~ l. AVE N-W-
I-OR SlLE-ONE .ND E-D UPRIGHT PIANO.
X SIa1. ~ square ujsI."s. 70 and $50: ali in
THONsoS's Music STORE. 81 I1th st
arlIt,oc-<s
I.OR %tIE- SpECISJ LOW PRICES PREVAIL
Il with :.r pri--hf and SIIar- Planes Of NE
bs7t s4as-~- We maze room fu- our stock
\. ilsf-,1l,lE0r~ .TTivin.. Prices q Buy
ho- e1ot the o. -iiaEl- yoTr square piano fpI
ir- rs. y f4nry prizes We san save soI .rVil
s25 a. SGD
I'M PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
seG aI::pa avs.
T-JR SiLE-PiASOS-
a s-sa'i s,~o,.d-lAad uIrEt. piano FOR beginner in
FFEIFFEE cos.LIFF.
81 Az Iith a. L. "
ENE S'Lr--pFCTAL INDICTMENTS ARE Of
JTE CTR Of; SQJi II 40.
NOT ONLY ~ puJ rfty tsJJ 10 select 'roti- lDUR
CI.Ftf'r f.ur's so upward.
''EVEET iN-F itT-j.FNT GUARANTEED"
I'1i" payments = a., s,s;,',.s. 10: ylt',cs
y ) CHEAP ORGAN
So. vG,n,t rase; Jstuis. Wit. s4i-h1ss; in reflect
osls-, yi-iy So. N e-=S monthly TayutrG,s,
+. ~. SIXTH,
1rsli f.'t1sJ feutl-y anita Il. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
--------
nCSCANSON BROS. Auctionee-s.
TEUsrErs' SALE OF Two.sToRy BRICK HOUSE


TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
NTH BhlGk sTABLEl On ELEVENTH
NUE. AND STREET NORTNEAST.
By vir-u % deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
No I4oa folio 33 Of Sec. one Of the land record. OF
he Di-trict o. Columbia, WE WILL SELL On TUES
~. the TWENIIETH DAY u SEPTEMBER A. d.
.sJ1. az hALF-PAST FOUh O'CLOCK P ~ in front
OF the premises sill of the following described real
estate premises in the Disric; OF colurnha known
and DESIGNATED as ali of lot numbered twenty seven
ca in Daniel o'C. Callaghsn and Randall Hayner,
trustees, e 81 subdivision Of lots in square numbered
niue hundred and sixty 1--WE, rer plat recorded in
Ller u; folio 2l6. # the records OF the surveyors
office OF the District Of Columbia, together with all
and singular the improvements. ways. easements.
rirhs. privileges ana urtenances to the be-
longing or in any wise appertaininy
1erii.s: cne-rht-S cash, balance in two equal in
stalnents az one and two years. notes TO be given
tfang Interest from day Of sale at cent an
nun, payable semi annually, and to be secured by
dee trust rreInises sold all cash option
purchaser deposit # 1900 required AT time of sale
CGnveyancing. &c. at purohaser's cost; Terms OF
sale to be complied with in Is days. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to reese the property at the
risk end cost Of tine defautinR purchaser after days
advertisement Of such resale in newspaper pub
lsESG m Washington, DC.
OSCEAIA c. GREEN, I 1-...
sc9d&ds WILLIAM 4. GORDON.i ArH'ees'
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FUTURE DAYS.

- ATCLIFFE DAHR X CO. .Aucts so Pa. ave. n. W
AssIGNEE's SALE or BUILDING STONE.
STONE WAGON. DRAFT HORSE. TACKLE.
On MONDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, 1892. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the
sey avenue viii sell. nj public auction. the con-
tents Of said yard. consisting Of quantity OF Ohio
stone. Brown stoae and SAID Stone. suitable for
building purposes 800
One Stone WAGON. Very Fine Gray Draft Mare. Har-
On On tSe shME DsY. at HALF-PAsT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. VII sell. q. the yard of the Bait,
virginia avenue and south Capitol street. load
Of Warsaw hlue Stone. now in said yard.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY.
Assignee Of Ersnk 2. Morgan.
RADCLIFFE. DaRR CO.. Aacts. se7-dsibs
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
"A II BERNHEIMER co Anetionesrs,
GgnssStns M ~ IFTEETpfsH Is o.ao S
sell at the establishment No, 1896 Pa ave al
pledges upon xh.co the interest IS ovsrdue this
Ware. ali Kind. q fne Jewslry, Clocks, Clothing.
Books. La Clothes OF al kinds kssoivsrS. Uin-
dspsed o. fsis haers ana
toners kindly take notice T. HkiDtSHkfa ER.
/ Broker. sesrst
II BERNHEiNER CO.. Anc,ionsers.
atcTIoN SALE OF UNREDEENED PLEDGES
We viii sell at the Of Steinem Bgos., El.ss
goods len one year and and al pledges
which interest ls due twelve month";. 9r more Tbs
nionds o. ali dsssrip,ions. Rings. Chains, Teckess
Scarfp.ns, stads E.rrinSs, Lace Tins Neck Chains.
sSfiRuBES FIFTEESTH. xT TIN o'CLocK 4
~ and sEyEN P. NJ. and continuing until az lots
.z-. i''~s sTfIskM SSSsss s; 81
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A. a BTI.NEI. Attorney
se3-t&Is NhTCLIFFF. DARR / co. hncttonee

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
SIICArE ON UNION STREET. BETWEEN "
AND q AND POULAND, A-HALF AND SIXTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date August IL
1891. and duly recorded in Lter No. 1904 folio }57
81 seq enc OF the land records of District Of Co.
lumiia, and ct the request of the party secured
tLerey. will sell at public auction in front OF the
premise. :, o. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TWELFTH
ls.s2a At FIVE O'CLOCK P, NJ, the following
de-crl bed rea! estate. situate in the city of Washing
ton. District Of Coinmhia. 20 wit:
The north twenty-five t2:b feet Of lot numbered
t~ent y-nlnr CD, in square numbered five hundred
and three t609; fronting Twenty-Five l,5) feet on
Lllh street and running with that full width east
one hundred and twenty 12Ol feet the full dejth Of
brick hOuses.
Terms One third ca-h balance in one and two years.
notes 10 bear peg ceuuteress pa able setutanually
and 10 be secured by G,cd OF trust the property
SOLD, or all cash at the option of tha purchaser. A
deposit OF goo will BE require at time OF Con-
yeyanciig. &c, at cost Of rurcl aseT. Terms to be
compiled with in fifteen days from day of sale, other
wise the tl1s reserves the right resell the risk
and cost OF the defau;ing purchaser after five days
Washn ton. D. G.
au3l JOSEPH G. JOHNSON Trusfee
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Columbus discovered America, didn't hep
"fe-es. But he didn't know it when he saw
it,
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Here is another idle shattered" said the
young man who found he had to go to work
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THOMAS BOWLING ( SON. AUcts., 6I2 L st. NV
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
H9RSFS. CARRIAGES, EENESs. ETC.
u. STREET NORTHWEST. SAITED \,
- StPttMBLR TENTH. Al TEN O'CLOCK VI.
EEltraCtn- IN fast PA-!or. Chamber and DINING
Room Furniture. Sdelyoards Cngifs. Hair and other
Mattresses. Father Pillows and Busters W W. Cots
and Cot Mattresses. Carpets stoves. SC.
ALSO. IT TWELVE O'Clock,
One Sref ding BlgCy. one Victoria. one Coupe
Hockevay ana a number OF Secondhand Carriages.
Wagons. Sc.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
SeS-1t Aucioneers.
4 II. LEVY. Auctionaer
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THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.
rrotting Raocs Attract Crcwd.-Morc Prem
tum- Awarded.

tum- Awarded.
correSpoDdence OF The rveuinr star
ROCKVILLE, sept. 4, 1872.
IL there was . big crowd present At the aeri-
cultural fair tins morning il was certainly
augmented 90 multitude this afternoon The
entire day was Pleasantly cool. the sun being
obscurcd By cioads, and nothing tended to mar
the pleasure OF the occasion except the CLOUDS
OF dust which enveioped everything The races
commenced shortly after noon. and from that
time until clock the race course xas tie
center Of attraction. and each event closed
The woods resoGnded with dcafeuing cheers.
Not only were the men cNci.ed. hut the hun
drea. OF ladies' present showed their appreria-
ton ~ the sport by the clapping Of hands and
waving .! handkerchief
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1
The program for the entertainment Of the
Army Nurses Association includes their head
quarters at 4th and ID streets, where accommo-
dations for forty will be provided, q stand on
Pennsylvania avenue for them to view the pro-
cession and the establishment of tent at Grand
Army place. There, on Thursday, September
%, they will hold q reception all day long and
| the veterans viii have the opportunity 70 zee
| again these good women. who slleviated their
suffering in days gone by.
THE LADIES FINAL CIRCULAR.
The ladies' committee has issued its fnal cir
cular, which was today mailed TO all depart
ment headquarters Of the W.RC., Ladies Of the
| G. A. r. and other organizations. 1t gives COM
plete information as 10 location Of woman's
bureau OF information, public comfort, location
OF headquarters and convention halls Of ali or
CARNATIONS, program Of receptions and enter
| tainments. and has the name and address Of I'll
members Of the advisory and executive COM
mittees.
TO DECORATE rHIn HEADQUARTERS.
At meeting Of the Illinois Association Sat-
| urday evening . committee Of the following
ladies and gentlemen was appointed to deco
rate the parlor ct the Metropolitan Hotel TO be
used for Illinois headquarters during the en-
campment: Mesps. A. c. Matthews, c. J. Rick
etts, J. Leach, F. Plat, 8. Cunninsham and J..
A. Ruepf and Mrs. John A Logan, Mrs.. Shelby
| N. Cullom, Hrs Asa Matthews, Mfs. Electa E.
Smith, Mrs.. A. Z. White and Nrs. Wm. n
Meredith
rorE6
| There VIII Be q special meeting Of the Gxth
army corps tonight at the Riggs. and al CON-
rades are urged to be prevent The 6fth corps
VIII also meet 1t the Ebbitk
A meeting Of the first army corps wfll Be held
this evening At 8 o'esock 1t The Ebbitt House.
Reports fron tie various committees v1l b.
uafe.
n snishsonisa Inseitss end Nausaal
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HOTELS

STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
rJ,HEAMMONIATED STEAM CARPksl CLEANING
L and renovating works. 170S and ITO Z n.
Carpets cleaned IN the best by process.
Furniture, mAttressos and feathers renovated Tale
phone. sol u. N&wAxkR Manager. nhsS-1
GOODRICH, LAWYER, l2& DEARBORN
IA. street. Chicago. HI; "a years expeTiencs 81
crecy special fscsfites IN states. Goodrich
divorce. with Laws Of al states. IN prvnA
myx1 tn. u. s-lv
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CHANCEIsY SALE or VALUABLE TRACT OF
\ LAND ON NORTH LINE or LIE DROIT PARK
b. virtue Of decree of tie supreme Court Of the
District Of COLUMBIA, passed in equity cause No 173l.
IN waiGh BENJAMIN Butterworth. administrator, ct
rsiinant and f Otis Kendall ct al are DEFENDANTS.
I'LL hiS sD, The ,EIFTEESTu DAY OF sEPTEM-
Of land described n tho proceedings IL said cause
containing about ibis square feet, and being the
premises formerly owned and occupied by the late
Susan NalEer. deceased. Said tract fronts about lS1
fee' on Ella street between Linden and Larch streets
en- he north line D: lie Droit Park has an Average
depth OF loD feet TO alley II feet wide and IS I'm
proved with frame dwelling house stable and sheds
A. provided by said decree said tract will be first Of
fered foT sale in parcels abgrt Is feet in front uon Elm
s;r"e but the hiai bids 10Y each parcel sda be
Hin'!ln up9n the trustee" who VIII immediately upon
tie conclusion of such Offering by parcels offer said
Premises as whole and the highest bona hds bid
received for the whole shnil tie in Of the
gate Of the hgheS: bid for all the varcels such bid for
the whole will be accepted but otherwise the bids for
the parcels viii be accepted.
Terip- of sale third cash. balance IN equal pay
nerfs at one and two from day of sale with
terest 10 be evidenced by notes secured by deed OF
trust or all cash. at the purchasers option convey
ancine Nd recording at purch2 sc-'s cost A deposit
500 cash on eac parcel or $500 on the wboie tract
VIII Be require l on day OF sale.
BENJAMIN DUVIERW0RTH, Trustee
. , -,.-. 407 T st. NV
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l.
Davis. secretary; Mrs. Z. 4. Carmen, Mrs. j.
H. Twitcheil, Mrs. J. r. Young Mrs. T. NJ.
Heaton, Mrs. Ellen S. Tolman. Boston.
Halls committee-Mrs. Nellie F. Prentice.
chai2nan Miss Helen II. Holmes, secretary
DIR. Z. 4. Burghardt. hIrs G. W. Rose.
Flowers committee-Mrs. II. A. Davis, chair
man; Mrs. Z. II. Thomas.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ORGANIZE.
The Washington Homeopathic Medical So
ciety at its regular monthly meeting on Tues
day appointed Drs. W. F. Corey, ]. B. G. Gus
tbs. Edgar Janney, t. L. Macdonald and Rufus
Choate committee 10 present the services of
the homeopathic physicians of Washington to
the citizens committee for attendance to the
G. A. Il. Yesterday a conference was held
with Chairman Edison with reference to assign
ment to duty and it is shown that the physi-
clans are thoroughly organized and ready for
any demand to be made on them. DIR. Custis
has placed the Homeopathic Hospital in a con-
dition TO receive an extra number Of patients
and the Massachusetts avenue dispensary il
| speaks in the highest terms of the present sani-
tary condition OF the city. 1t does not expect
nor is 1t preparing for great increase of sick
ness. but the homeopaths think now is the time
to organize a working medical corps. ready for
any emergency. The committee requests every
physician visiting the city during the encamp-
ment to Immediately report residence and the
post OF which he is a member, that he may as
sist IN the attendance to the members Of his
post. Daily sick reports will be made and
everything systematized. Instructions and
blanks for reports will be sent to each physi-
clan.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC CAVALRY
The Army Of the Potomac cavalry corps COM
mittee on reunions met in the Ebbitt House
ladies' parlor Wednesday night, Gen. E. W.
Whitaker presiding. Mrs. Electa E. Smith of
vi NJ street northwest extends through this
| committee an invitation to members of the
twelfth Illinois cavalry who may be present
during the encampmeut to lunch at her home
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of that
week from 10 am. to pm.
Col J. II. Devices of the committee on print
ing reported 900 invitation circulars ready for
distribution DIR. s. 4. Bond reported that the
corps and reception committee badges would
be finished by September IA
Fred Thompson submitted Q roster pre-
pared from the War Department records,
showing the various assignments Of the cavalry
regiments OF the Army OF the Potomac from
the commencement untl the close of tho war
He was unanimously rendered . vote OF thanh1
for this service.
The following special committees were sp-
| pointed:
Ways and mesn-A O. Blis, Fred Thompsou
and William Blasland.
On dscorstions-w. q. Hinrod, q. r. 0ssg-
CRY sod G. I. esarA
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ATCLIFFE. DARE & CO.. AuctIopeers.
HI tscO pa a,
W. "a ave. n. "
TWO VERY vALUABLE THREE-sToRY AID Gel
LAR BAI-WINDOW STONE AND BRICK RES
nEACES. 20; Izl!si7IT Strict NORTH
OF TUESDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER
THiRIEFSTH, AT PIyE O'CLOCK. we viii sel by
public auction. in front of the premises,
PARTS OF LOT =.

StOhe base, steHS
and trimmings. bay windows Terminating AZ third
Hcpr, with open alcOly. containing ten rooms and
hsih Zach with a.: modern Improvements electric
and IN word complete in every detail and built in
the finest mepner, each fronting Is fee: on street
ard Depth OF about VI feet TO 2nfoot paved alley.
Terms: !he purchaser can assume trust on each
HOUSE Of 80 coo bearing six per cent interest per an
nrEl. The balance of the purchase money re paid
one-half cash. the balance in six and twelve months
s@ofed b. deed Of sTJ.st to bear interest the
six per cent Ier snnrn IN til paid IRON the
day cI sale or all - the balance be paid In cash.
or II" entire purchase money be paid in caBh at
the cotton of the purchaser or purchasers deposit
q zoo each house To be paid at the time Of sale
Terms to be compiled with In fifteen days from the
Gay Of sale the right 70 resell the risk and Of
tie deiauitlnE purchase or purchasers is reserved
cost. RADCLIFFE. DARR'S
seo-cSfs AucttnncerN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-04-02
SENATOR DANIELS.
He Says 1t lisa Brutal Lie That Hill Cut
Cleveland.

Senator J. w. Daniel, of Virginia,
says:
THE brutally false Republican out
cry that Hill cut Cleveland in 1883 is
repeated. know to the contrary. |
know it from Hill. knew it also from
Cleveland, himself, whom heard in
his office rebuke one who made such
intimation, and at the same time de-
clare Hill to be an honorable man and
incapable Of any such troachery ]
know it from the fact that no man in
the country had more. interest In
Cleveland s election than Hill, for it
would have smoothed his path to the
presidency in 1892. know it by the
fact that thousands OF Republicans
supported Hill for governor on a State
issue who would not support Cleveland
on national iss,e. Gov. Nichols in
Louisiana got a much larger majority
than Cleveland, and Gov. Mckinney S
majority in Virginia was nearly 10000
more a year later. We do not suspect
these gentlemen of any treachery. 1t
is sin and u shame to put the party
falsehoods against Hill upon the peo-
Dle,"
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SIX BOY BABIES AT 4 CLIP.
Mrs. c. X. Smith, Of Holly Springs. Miss.
Smashes the Baby Making Record.

Special to Appeal-Avalanche.]
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, March 2S.-
In the Appeal-Aralanche of the 24th
Instant, a special from Clarksville,
Tenn, stated that mother near thnt
place had given birth to three well-dc-
veloped M,bies during the recent snow
storm, the combined weight Of the
triplets being "a pounds, spounds each,
all girls and doing we'll. This county
can beat that record. The wife Of Mr..
C. X. Smith, white laborer living on
Col. H. w. Jones' place two and one
half miles north Of this place, gave
birth to six babies, all boys, all well-de-
veloped and doing nicely, and weigh
ing in the aggregate IS pounds, exact
Iva pounds each. The proud mother
is doing we'll, and has named the boys
Lee. Jackson, Van Ruren, Grant, Sher-
man and Buell., respectively. This is
truly the Blue and the Gray shaking
hands, and raising combined yelling
Of freedom. or the very devil generally
in the neighborhood. There was nc
snow-storm, either, but calm, bright
Saturday night.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-04-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

VIM. E. Jolliff,
BY E. E. Jolliff, ct al
The American Freehold ~
Mortgage Co., of London,
Limited.
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court OF Grenada county, Mississippi,
made ut the April term, 1891, in above
cause, l will, as special commissioner,
proceed to sell, within legal hours, for
cash, in front of the court house do o,r,
in the town OF Grenada, Grenada coun-
~ MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892,
the following real estate, to-wit: All
section "a, township 81, range 6, east,
lying in Montgomery county, and south
west quarter section l3, township 21.
range 6. east, Grenada county.
J. G. PERRY.
Special Com.
March /. ')2-3Od.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-04-02

Capt. Merry stated at the business
mems conference Saturday night that
the citizens Of Magnolia had subscribed
$40, 900 for q cotton mill-three citizens
each pledging $1,000. Major Millsaps
expressed the opinion that 100000
would start a cotton and wool mill in
jackson, and intimated to Capt. Merry
that If he would find n suitable organ
izer and manager with some capital,
the balance could be obtained here.
And Capt. Merry will be sure to find
the man. p.-JdcksOn Clarion.