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DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POS
ITIvELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DE-.
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC

Y can he sivsn in cup Of coffee or ss or in sooa
without the knowledse Of the patsnt Il e abeoluS y
harmless and viii eject permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient Is moderate drinkef OF an slco
holtc wreck. has bean given in thousands az CO..
end tn svsry instancs perfect cufs pas foOwsd fT
the Spechc, 1t becomes uttsr inpossb{fy for ~
hquSr sppsGts e sxst,
4S-pags book Il particular. frse.- Tobe hsdc
B. y. WARE prpe1iSt
Under Ebhit{ Housa
3s7-tu. th.s1y WashinEton. b. O.
my TINE Yog TAHI ANTTHIXg RRiETP
kflxf5NS3s5sHSSkxviEc. Soisa iss Sf5i W6zx
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SURPRISE FOR THE EDITOR.
"Now, said the jest-vender to the editor, 81
prythee mark it well and tell me If what have
given you is not a most exquisite sample of
merit and merriment''
I'm TRUTH" replied the editor, 81 cannot
speedily speak my mind. l must consider it
further. 1t is new one to me-"
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Four-msst schooner Daniel B. Fearing. Newport.
r. l.. Capt. ]. C. Clifford. from Banror, Me-, with
800 tons Of Penobscot ice from Bluff Point in tow
of American Towing Companys tug Hercules, Balti.
NOR. Capt. Demo Schooner d. B. Steelnan. Pal.i.
more; Sapt: MOTIFS from Rap ahannock with SO O0J
berlsnd, Cart. Swain, from Cumberland with IOC
tons of Consolidation coal. Schooner Daisy Balti-
more. Capt; r. J.. FogV. from the Rappnhannock
river with 30 600 feet OF timber Schooner Myra,
Taprahannock Va. Capt Lewis. from Norfolk with
a, 000 feet Of lumber.
SAILED.
Bugeye Bessie Tankersly, Tappahannock, Va,
Capt Mo-eland. to St. Nsry's river, to load wood.
Barge Mai L. l.. Blake. Georgetown. D, c., Capt
Gay. to Cumberland Schooner Raymond Fulles
baltimore Capt Grifnth, to Norfolk to load lumber
Capt; Benjamin Diekerson. TO Aqua creek to load
wood for this port. Schooner Mary Ella. Alexandria
Gait Weston. to Aqua creek. Va, TO load wood for
this port. Four-inast schooner Jonathan Bourne,
Capt. Ellis. from Georgetown TO Boston with coal.
DUE.
Schooner James B. Flanagan. from st. John, n
B. Schooner Mary E. Denty. Alexandra. Schooner
Three Brothers Schooner Mount Vernon. Schooner
Carrie and Belle. Schooner May Flower. Schooner
Miami. Schooner Oriental.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


TRusTEEs SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY FRAME
xffNbFb NGtR fHE cntFTzfN s1 pARk
s g4FRRfS9 k Sosib slos AND a1o4 SEVENTH
b. virtue 81 deed Of trust 0iven TO us and duly re-
corded In Lber 1884 folio 242 ct seq Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured thereby. viii sell bv public
aqrTti2n IN from, q the IEemi.es TUE DAY.
O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain piece or parcel of
iapd ana premises known and distinguished as and
being the north thirty O) feet of lot nun6szed one
U in block numbered eight (6) of Todd and Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,
frontinz It'll street road and extending with that
width depth Of seventy (75) feet together with
all the improvements. easements, hereditamerts and
appurtenances to the same belonging in anywise
sppertsining.
Terms; The amount Of the Indebtedness secured by
the aboye trust. 5000 and 5000 secured BY o prior
deed Of trust with the accrued interest both and the
Of sale to be paid in cash balance Of the
purchase money payable to suit the purchaser With
interest At the rate Of per cent per annum and Sc
cured by deed 81 tEnst the property sold AZ cash
az the purchasers option. deposit OF $2OOto be
paid when the property is Knocked down. ferps TO
be complied with In fifteen days from the day Of sale
the trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser All
convesancing. rec9rding &c AZ Pyrchase coast
HEN SrsY ; JORDAN; 90
aulS-d&ds Auctioneers.
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"This,' said the red-eyed cook who was peel
ing an onion, lis wan o thin concealed
weepins."
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HE SAYS "IRoN HALL Is DEAD"
Commissioner Merrill Ridicuies somerby' q
Talk Of Resurrection.

Commissioner Merrill Ridicuies Somerby's
Talk of E~surrection-
Insurance Commissioner Merrill Of Massachu-
setts when seen in relation to the latest state
ment made by Supreme Justice Somerby of the
Iron Hall. wherein the latter criticises the
courts action and expresses the belief that the
order will be revived, said that il sheer nom
sense and amounted to nothing mere wind on
Somerby's part.
There is no chance of his or ANYBODY else
resurrecting the Iron Hall II is dead now NJ .
door nail. The fact is. the people who have
been and are now identified with il have lost
confidence in il by this late showing up OF the
order. He may be able to get some fools to go
In for a resuscitation OF the Iron Hall; but YOU
can depend on il that the bottom is knocked
out. The end has not only come for TIM order.
but for all endowment orders now existing. The
only thing that encouraged them the fact
that the father Of them all, the Iron Hall, was
In existence and had been for ten years. They
said IL the Iron Hall can do this thing why can
not we. The fraternal societies, like tie Royal
Arcanum, American Legion Of Honor and
of the Iron Hall, but IL will be only temporary,
and such organizations win weather IL alright"
NO BRIBERY IN MAINE.
State Assessor Benjamin +. Chsdbourne, who
was democratic member of the Judiciary com
mittee OF the last Maine Legislature, said in ref
erence to the insinuation that Somerby and his
confederstes bribed the Maine hgislature TO
passa bill removing the restrictions adopted at
the previous session to keep the Iron Hall ous
Of that state:
"Ths insinuation that bribery was used il all
bosh- We're any attempts made at bribery 10
would Of necessity been made in the Judiciary
committee, but I am willing to take IN oath
that not q single cent was used 10 inhuence the
legislature, either in the Judiciary COMMITTEES
or in any instance that came 10 my notice"
Two ASSESSMENTS voID.
Judge Taylor Of Indianapolis has Issued -
order releasing all members Of the Order of ths
Iron Hall from paying assessments NoA 10
and $50, levied since the rsosivershfp suit VS.
brought, providing assessment No. lis, dus
when the suit was brought, has been paid.
Al who pay MP assessments by October land
who send In their reserva fund 10 the receiver
will share In ell tho dividends.
RECEIVER N VIRGINIA.
In the chsncery court in Richmond Va, zee
tsrday William p. Mclsse Of Petersburg ana
g. 8. p. Pattison Of Richmond were appointed
receivers Of all assets Of the Supreme sittng
Of Iron Hall and It's local branches In Rich
mond, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg and
other points In The state Of Virginia
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!. ny n1Ags shs Chalarss's Dsaaghs.
n and o. trains at o:1S an, 10 pm, l:lB
nAs 6undnys - e:sS A., 10 p.m-, e:lS Pm.
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ATTORNEYS.

(tANFBE.-I. cARkIN GToS, ATToRNEY-AI-LAw-
v Webster Law Gli.Gilx 5l5 u 81 n r. Wxshfnx
ton. DC Essiletce. s'FS-. nv. az
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7. b. Bayiy Browne, ex-Congressuan and
prominent republican Of the eastern shoeo
OF Virginia. - did = his hsns n sAeeonse
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=. U. a.
Secy OF Committee on Privileges and Advertising,
au2I4t Care Saks l. COMPANY CITY

r.. sSSs; q pnsl.e suil$iass nsD
wi F ffS
ysTd or Less e ef asPn Was and
3, dSnsl..s 4sRSn ia
si at I'll t. 5 FRs 5
ERNST. Colonel U. s.A, GU 90 '''''' Sues:o t.
T. 8 B BoTn., &c GaspEN wAsEISGT2M D
Glazing for CONSTRUCTING 3 Plsnt Houses at Z. s.
s'5ata s4s P ID 4 tie ss. v II
the sapcrintendent U. S. Botanic GARDEN. where
81 sssP TR! EESSE sEv
GARDEN iS "A H. SMITH aba SssB = So ) nos:s'0
ton. Va. g August. .isaS Eses!ed pSoDosals. sub
g EsSslFsa & the &:
AND IL s for
BaIr1ek K B2dax 2, tie southern branch q The IA
t,sn q The Buaing Tor The Hestins and vensiIaiins
nd 1as sP nfDr
WI SUSSTL Owl h0 Engineer ssnsee
sts.ansry for he Ssys SoA ssts 81 ISL 81
ssas sa GALS ndD s {,
viii be received at the barsau Of supplies and &C.
count Navy Repartnent Washington. D. O., until
IEENTh. 1892 and publicly. opened immediately
thereafter TO furnish the annual supply OF stationery
Mass. Nes York League Island Pa wsshinston.
Cal. the naval stations. Newport, r. l. New Lon.
don. Conn Key West Fla. and the Naval Academy.
annapolis. dd. Blank forms Of proposals. will Be
furnished upon to the bureau 70 the com
mandants OF the diheren: navy yards to the navy
pay ofroes The stationery must all conform
to III; navy standard and pass the usual naval In.
spscuSn Tie bids. ali other thrss being equal. de-
cfded by lot The department reserves the right TO
waive defects or to reject all bids not deeped
advantageous to the government. THOS J. LASIER
Acting Chief OF Bureau. au23-2aw2w
8, BOTANIC GARDEN. WASHINGTON, D. G..
-: Augs24. 1892. .Propos for furnishing the o.
June ~ lssS VIII be received at the ctnce q TIE
O'CLOCK NJ. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH
ls parsicpiars as to quality and quantity REQUIRED
WV. T. SMITH Superintendent. Z. s. Botanic Ger.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E'oR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE LITTLE
farm Of "a acres u mile from Branchville station
al: rYors plenty ~ ffui and SHADE seiaIT under
o.lS 1900 OF f iStf ifsif' FORD. 81
A RARE oPPoRTgNITY: -.
Nd on line q electric railway. At ressonsbe price;
esnsS song ives. Gauss for Selling. Address WEST
ERNER. Star once. au6-2ot'
For sALE-14X ACRES. MORE OR LESS, STU
sbOa one nile Fofs. le .t.a or connscsca
ave electric cars iproved ~ house Containing sit
trees For terms address an" A. K,
su57-st' foTes. Glen Montgomery county, Nd.
FOR sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK. SPECIAL BAR
iI hns G' for sale Or nfs Eom saS sli
barn 9Arn miles from anf Capitol iof Prics sieo ~
30 acres: good house larye orchard: 6 miles from
'hS asaIs. hns s. ff SoS S,h st. NV
EoR ,sALE-lo7. ACHES; LARGE HOUSE AND
Il out51ilahnss; large orchard; 100 grape vines
cows hogs u ris @oo hens ducks ,%rfsys
"AEon' &c 0hiS s'''O 'S'n a j. sscHwARTz
FOR sALE-THr PRETTIEsT AND BEST 10
Gated les acres offered for sale around Wash,
ington, lying both sides Of railroad. , 900 it, all
Under eood cni1vatidn. veil wstered and wooded
ea w an STRsff q 800 fe i e
this place the most magnificent hill. having COM
ton and Covered With beautiful grove; Just the
Place for 100 room eIJlmer hotel.
what a vii 5e %eis inside Of 10 yesrs 81 per-
xS''eB Bu h6E lots snd badns
bal sace. A gentleman OF wealth OF few genternen
90 h,neI 4 nodsTate means should not ian to
whole. Inquire address
su27-eo3w III 1lth st. NV.
EoR sALE-ADJoINING BETHESDA PARK. on
tse gecsric gsaa 200 acres at $3.50 per acre;
IoOR SUPPLEMENTARY. MD.-4C. coo FEET
sbTss ss1t Has G s'1st9N Eee saeiRs''
EoR RENT--AT HIGHLANDS. On THE 3. AND
i o. \. r.. 1o,room house and II ac-es OF lani'
s sir 'hAf snf bE ES, d Sb month
IF YoU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
bone q AZ N tss 1S Co s5gre fn
ns M in
LOB sAIE-Lors At woODsIDE, on THE
Ts Of abroad .aa ssa
e Mc * .oo on ' he s 1nS the
yatsrs flowing INTO The Eastern brsnca, from those
sousss hsvs .ireidy, BEEN eTscsod he new and at,
s's;iss ct
roo feet and are sold easy terms Hosas built and
sotd on instanents. For plats information apply
to B. T. LEIGHTON,
au22-1m 4So Ia. eve. u. W.
EoR sALE-NEw s-ROoM FRAME COTTAGE AT
Il Woodside. Metropolitan branch. B. and O. r. R.
bot and cold water md furnace: Price, 81 600;
tArne % suit b. T. LEIGHTON, owner.
tuS2-1m 4S2 La. q ".
LOB sAfE-LOTs IN KENsINaTON FROM 500
70 $50. Monthly payments. Now Is the time to
Bay sgsls Flats and Rtfffs t WELSH 5g
EQR sALE-MONTHLY PAYMENTS. BFAUTI-
I'll lots at Eo-et Glen and nea: cottage house
station terms to suit. J. II HEREFORD,
auN-lm 14196 st
LrOR SALE OR REST-A NEAT SIX-ROOM COT
tags st BroOkland; lot 501150. with plenty OF
made trsss- Apply TO r. T. PA1RO. 49, La ave.
LfOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
Qsh aye-Beautful home. less than two squares
from station; ho1se IL CLOSETS Furnaces AMI
stx frepaoes and crates esyaut wood mantes nearly
IN acre Of xr0und: fine shade, OAK chestnut &c;
fruit. running y Iter GOOD wel La-n chicken hous,
md yard VIII sell at bargain or sIchsnse for city
property. Call on or address OWNER. E22, + ST. W
sp30-tr
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PROPOSALS.

RIDs FOR BOOTHS. G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
sla ss w Be sa b III sGn p SoS
hs on the the
sen fo5 du 1as st the G.
rsfreshmsns; Gn NE White 10, o. Garfield PARK.
Space in front of Central market.
Reservation No. 80, south side Of ave., adjoining
4 Reservation No "a. north side Of ave.. adjoining
Reservation No. 30. south side of ave.. adjoining
6 Reservation No. 81. north side of ave. adjoining
Reservation No. %. north side Of ave.. adjoining
$; Reservation No 2s. south side of ave. adjoining
g Reservation No. "a. north side of ave.. adjoining
10 Reservation No. 20. south side OF ave-. adjoining
And space southeast corner of Treasury Depart
State location and what you propose to sell. The
commit ee reserve the right to reject any orel bids
Sss{ Committee on Privileges and Asaysf.sihg
pRoPOSALS.-G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT. SEALED
snd @n fs fRs sT
lowing reservations during the g. A. r. sncam Sa
b and ha s to Or
SUFFICIENT bond that stipulstio Of his contract
Eds may be made offer it the committee suaran-
teed amount or percentage OF the receipts Of the
The following the reservations:
]. front of the Botanic Garden.
=. Space in front of Centrl al Market
Reservation No SO. south side Of ave., adjoining
9th st.
4 Reservation No. "a. north side Of ave.. adjoining
18th st.
3 Reservation No. 80. south side of ave.. adjoining
14th St.
18th ST.
Reservation No. 10. Lafayette Square.
18th st.
O. Reservation No. %, south side of ave-, adjoining
18th 81.
10 Reservation No. %. north side Of ave.. adjon-
ing 2lst st.
And space southeast corner Of Treasury Department
There will be the grand parade and dis
Paysin the evening. which will be the finest the g. A.
realize u handsome profit.
Address all proposals to
g. A. LEWIS,
Secy OF Committee ON Privileges and Advertising,
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He's philanthropic in his way,
Though men deny his worth;
He does his best to smoke up all.
The cigarettes ON earth.
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Bes1in bsnker and two guides have bsss
killed by falling over precipios whils ssosnA-
10 Mont 0g1Vo1A
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Ordered to "Trot" at q Pistols Point,
Fighting times Of years ago were revived this
morning near the mouth Of Jackson alley in the
rear OF the government printing Office. A
colored man named John Williams, who is en-
ployed at lexington. was passing along G.
street, when party Of small boys gave the
order, "Trot" The colored man did not seem
inclined to hasten his pace any and the bows
made move toward him, and when
he turned to look after his own interests one of
them drew pistol on hinsy- but did not shoot.
He tried to catch the boys, but did not succeed.
The affair attracted large crowd of persons,
among them being Policeman Creagh, but he
did not succeed in arresting any OF the boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30

To the Kditor Of The Evening Star:
Sunday afternoon, while sitting on the porch
at Cabin John Hotel, a young man about twenty
two years Of age, dressed in light suit Of cloth
ing, accompanied by a lady, came dashing up
In q buggy at the full speed Of the horse. The
poor animal vas gasping and painting for breath
and trembling all over from cruel speeding,
ghich sttfAoted the attention OF al who were
present. 'Thsexpressiona Of sympathy for the
poor beast and oxecrations against the inhu-
pan driver were general. The rig was evi-
IDENTIFY hired one, and II the animal died on
its return, which u probable, the owner can
HuNAxYrY.
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DR- q. !. CARLETON.
507 18th 5. n -
Graduated LONDON. Enyiani. 1865 New York. 1879.
Bladder ari Kidney Ailments. ASIte or Chronic
Blood or Skin Diseases. 1erve kx-
laustion Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS
Heurs: sto2. to S; sundsy. 60.
Consultation free Se7ders's.
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UooDYEAR fvou wan. MAcKIN.
RUBBER TOSH GARMENT or other
COMPANY. WATERPROOF WRAP or
300 9th st. 80 apair of RUBBER BOOTS
Melville Lindsay. or ovERsHOES. . Hot
manager Water Bottle. Fountain
Syringe any article of
MANUFACTURED RUB
Der you will ind the
GOLD SEAL" Grade the
feT best and most reliable
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nR- BROTHERS; TyvIeORATIEG CORDIAL IS
~ nowcrful Nerve stimulant andronic % al the
rsrsoiss; or Nervous Debility. NSlralg,. nss,o on,
are wsaS nse,able ethsrgc AZ 81. Il rincI
IL has been IN for n
Laboratory. oO6 y %. s.w. su%Im
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD AZ SUMMER RATES All TIE
= N0ODAOSI. 18th and Iowa circle. ys-zm
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81 once had boxing match with Sullivan
said the citizen who is full of "reminiscences
go way. You don't say sou replied the
little man who likes athletics
''Yes. 1t was a great match. You see, I led,
and he countered"
"Yes, yes.''
"Then We had a short clinch, and then"
Il KNOW said the little man, excitedly. "Fve
tried those tactics myself Then you hit and he
Tented, and"
mo; you're wrong He hit and fainted.'
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MEDICAL. sc

nR, MULLER 1927 9TH ST. y. W.. TREATS ALL
~ chrori- sf,c.ions Of the eye ear. throat lung.
liver. kidneys end nervous disc a yeas in city,
one hoGrs. s. to IL A. ID. and 20 pn- aul5 In
STRANGERs TAKE NOTICE.-DRs. BROTHERS
- ana Gray treat all diseases No CUE. pay; oay
established svertsing Physicians IN this city Estab
lished ~ Yeas. S05 y =. ". Hul0-lm'
CONSULT THE ONLY URoSC1PLAN PHYSt-
Scians in S.siinrton DIS B.DTfu,RS and GRAY;
near fOrty-.ivs ears Al sos St " we have
du>ed the Of incipisns disease almost 70 GER
tsinty by era nininx into tho chenS, character %
Urinary d-nosts W. will dsscriis fou- disease al
symptoms without asfns qgsstionby the nrst irns
H. tie morning We treat ali d,ssasss successfully -
which the hunsn family ere subje dyspepsi coa-
sdsstion. Piles s.roflls rheanatis1, brcnr Ms
ana al Nervous Diseases diseases o. The skin. n{s.
stomach kldn.ys &c. a1i-lns
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
Ar1MEH sL 62 M 7sSs and Appraisers
GROCERIES, HORSE AND BUGGY AND HAIR
MESS Sk3G6Hi WAGON ss4 hNR SET OF HAIR
.. rrrsn,v,6ASTv AGcTI2SSi -s, r.,nr,,,r,,
the entire contents Of the grocery esta6lishment No
gfn OF f &EITs
IMPORTED sAEeaaNSShf FEteHEs asparagus.
s shbn1N LGRsTFh BSHIh In STRIPS
THisK I'D = Y6 IASs sS S3kL
SEs ST2T SA5H Nf Honss l. b b5Gs
ANR HARNESS. GKqGERY NY %AGQN ~, ASD p, H HAD
'i a55 ~ rent LArIMER SLOAN Auctloneers.
~ sg-THE AB2yE SALE Is P9 o UNTIL
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1892. sane hour
au30-dts Auctioneers.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct.. 14l6 New York ave.
D sTREET SOUTHWEST.
S Si fiS$S q Fl EF:'sii
p ls At FtEE % s9 Hn street ss 80
and improved BY large brick house. containing nine
Ters Of ssie 6nrthrd cash. balance in one and
two years interest. per cent payable semi annually
800 deposit at time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with in ten days. GEO. ". STICKSEY.
au2OI6t' Auctioneer.
A H. LEVY, Auctioneer.
n. 1000 Pa ave. n. W. (south side).
Large and attractive sale Of Household Furniture
auction, to which we invite the Public. On THURS
DAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1882. at TEN A. NJ, in
front Of sales room, shall sell large collec-
tion Of Household Furniture consisting in part Of
Parlor Suites. upholstered in plush. harcloth &c
Walnut, Oak, Cherry and Painted Bed Room Furni-
tJire in suites and separate pieces. Handsome Oak
Sideboards. walnut and Oak Secretaries. Walnut and
Oak Bookcases. Desks, Extension and other Tables
Lounges. Walnut and Oak Hall Racks. Chairs Mirror
fro.t Wsrdrobes. Pier and Nantel Mirrors Brussels
and Ingram Carpets. oilcoths. ir and other Mat
tresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters Crockery and
large lot Of Fine Pictures.
ALSO
Several Carriages belonging parties leaving city
A. II. LEVY, Auctioneer.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman. au.8-3t
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The man who conducts a piano wagon has
been pointed out one Of our conspicuous
cart-tune-ists.
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The common impression is that there is very
little poetry In matrimony. When people take
out marriage licenses they are supposed to sur
render their poetic license.
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'Her taste in music is improving wonder
fully" said one young woman.
''Why," replied the other, ''she never plays
or sings now"
''Yes," was the rejoinder, that is how 1
know"
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GRArEFU1-CoMFoRr1sa.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST,

by ashoroueh fnowl edge Of the natural laws which
acarefnl application Of the fine properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with delicately favored beverage, which may
save Us many heavy doctors BILLS 1t 10 by the Judi
cious use Of such articles Of diet that constitution
sisteyery tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
nalades are floating around ready to attack wher
ever there H. weak point. We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure beod and properly nourished frame VI Civil
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
In half-pound tins by Grocers labeled thus
JAMES RPPs CO.. homeopathic Chemists. Lon
don England. je25-s. m. tu1y
CROP AND GET THE BEST is AND 80. MEAL
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