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The Washington times., 1895-02-05
EDWIN SUTHERLAND, Trustee.
Cor. AZ and d sts NV.

TRUSTEES SALE CT A TWO-STORY FRAME
BUILDING On THE WEST SIDE OF NICHOLS
AVENUE, BETWEEN HOWARD AND SUM-
NEk AVENUES ANACOSIIA. D. C., USED AS
APUBLIC HALL
By virtue Of q deed OF trust given 70 Us, and
daily recorded in hber 1863 at folio 395 et seq,
one of the land records of the District Of Column
bia, and at tle request Of the party secured, Be
viii sell 1t public auction. in frOlt OF the rem
ises, on MONDAY, February the 18th, 4 ID.
1925, at 4l O'Clock p m, the following ng-de5cT1Ded
real estate in the District Of CClGm bia, 70 Wit
Part Of lot numbered twelve az, in section
numbered eight g., OF TIE trustees subdivision
Of AIRY Farm, according 70 the plat Of said
subdivision the same appears OF record IN
the Office OF the surveyor f0- The District Of Co
lumbia in county subdivision boCk marked
Levy Court, No. >, at folio !, and beginning for
the same al the northeast corner Of said lot
twelve ~ and running thence IN a southwest
erly direction with the west line Of Nichols ave-
nue thirty-tWO 8! feet; thence IN northwest
erly direction parallel with the north line OF
said 1T sixty t60 feet; thence IN nOrtheasteriy
direction parallel with the west line of said
in a sOutheasterly direction along the north line
Of said lot sixty t9l feet 70 the place Of begin
ming. together with the Improvements as above
rected
Terms: One-third cash: balance in enc and
two years from the date of sale. Deferred pay
property sold and TO bear interest az the rate or
Der cent per annum or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit Ot 500 10 be paid at
the sale Terms to be compiled with IN fifteen
days from day of sale, Otnel wise trustees reserve
the right 10 advertise and sell the property at
All conveyancing at purchasers cost
JJ>EPd R EpSON.
CHARLES B. BAILEY
d&dsexS Trustees.
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
the following: John N. ter Linden and Mary
D. Adams. James Ruffin and Irene Contee
9erman J. Madert and Mary E. Krezci of
Norfolk, Va Henson Glanton and Ida
Jones. Frank d. Magnus, of New Britain,
Conn, and Evva Hasbrouck, of Highland,
Y. Y. Henry Barrett and Fannie Wells
William J. Savage and Ruth r. Rownd. both
of Shady Side, Va. Harry Kelly and Fanny
Dixon. William Harney and Mildred Smith.
Walter S. Iyey. Of Johnston, S. c., and Ella
Brady, of Philadelphia. GeofEe w.
LYMAN
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SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL TO MER-
- chants By sample petit ledgers, coupon
books, and other specialties; side lines; chance
Tor fine trade; large line. MODEL MFG. CO.,
South Bend, Ind fe5-2td
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
German Mediterranean Service,

NORTH GERMAN lHAMBURG-AMERICAN
LLOYD s s. Co. LINE
Fast steamers between New York and
Azores Gibraltar. Algiers, Naples, and Genoa
Gornannia, Feb. Is, II a. M, AIg. Nap, Gen
Kaiser w ii, Feb. %, { a. N. for Alg, Nap. Gen
AL steamers stop at Gibraltar
Return tickets available for the steamers OF
either line from Naples, Gcnoa, Gibraltar, Hama
burg, Bremen, London, and Southampton. Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt by
n G. Lloyd 5. S. Co Imp Mail Strs.
North German Lloyd, Hamburg-Ameriean
2 Bowling Green. N. Y 81 Broadway. N. Y
+ f. Droop, 925 Pennsylvania avcEue, agent
for Washington, D. C.
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SITUATION AS LADIES' MAID OR SEAM
y stress: prefer a place out of city or would
travel Address MARIE WILLIAMS, this office
fe5-3td
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T ADY, YOUNG, IN NEED WISHES POSITION
II taking care of house and children during
the day for either lady or gentleman. Ref
erences. Miss NJ. G. CLARK, general delivery,
Washington, d. c. fe5-3td
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED OF ANY KIND;
AZ butcher grocery clerk preferred: good
recommendations furnished c. A SPATES,
3403 2 st. West Washington, ID. G. fe5-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A PLACE WANTED AS PORTER OR HOUSE
IA man in a first-class family: can give good
refs. Address \. TURNER, aa2e22s Claughton ave.
ie5-3td
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NOUNG LADY OF GOOD FAMILY AM. RE
fnement would like to assist in housework
of any kind for good home. Can give best OF
references Is not afraid of work. MISS II. c.,
this Office fe5-3td
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T AM A BoOKBINDER BY TRADE; WAS DIS
il charged from the Govt. Printing once last
May; unable TO get work, willing to do anything;
have a family to support HENRY Il. huUCK,
612 11th ST. ne. fe5-3td
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L1NGAGEM EMENTS WANTED FOR PUNCH AND
H Judy show by party in need; satisfaction
guaranteed. Address II. c. r., East Cap. station,
fe5-3td
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lAEANTED-BY LADY IN GREAT NEED
w some sewing to do at home at most reason
, able prices: 2 sheets for Bets pillow cases for
, cts. etc S3i 9TH St NV, Sd floor front fe5-3td
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AUCTION SALES.
pATcLIFFE, DARR & co, AUcToSEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS,
Nos 2!I2. eli vi STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue o. a decree Of the Supreme court OF
the District Of Columbia passed On 10 h day or
January, 1895, in equity No 1896, entitled James
Cady eI al vs Patrici Cady, the Unoeieigned
trustees viii offer Tor sale, at public aucu d, in
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY FEB
KUARI SECOND, 1895, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p ~, PREMISES No >. . VI street
northwest, being the east . feet inches Of lot
i, Iuare 81. Waszingto D. g. and also prem
ises No >Sii " street northwest. lying next
west OF the first described premises. and having
a frontage OF 10 feet in aid lot and luare, and
both vita depth OF 100 feet The trustees VIII
first offerNO PIP
Terms of sale are as follows: One-thfrd cash,
one-third in one year and one-thiTd in two
years, deferred payments 10 be secured by
notes and deed Of trUst upon the r spectiye
parcels sold, and 70 bear interest at the rate OF
6 per cent per annum. payable semi annually,
or all cash ct the option o. the purchaser
deposit of 500 to be made on day Of sale On each
paFceI sold. Terms 70 be complied with IN
fifteen days from day OF sale Cther sise trustees
reserve the right to resell at risk and cost Of de-
faulting pu caascr- All couyeyGncing, record
ing, etc, al purchasers cost
Jackson 4 RALSTON. Trustee,
1873 r st NV.
EDWIN SUTHERLAND, Trustee,
Cor. AZ and sts. NV
EEoN ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
! atove sale is postponed until TUESDAY, FEB
RUARY FIF1H, same hour and place
JACKSON II. BALSTON, Trustee,
l53 F st nv.
EDWIN SUTHERLAND, Trustee,
fest Cor. ~ and d sta nv.
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lIrOULD LIKE POSITION AS SEAMSTRESS
w or in a hotel to care for rooms or office;
urgent need OF work. Z A. T.. sos Me. ave
fe5-3td
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IAN, WHITE, 80, WILL DRIVE WAGON, AS
IVA slst in store solicit orders for tea and coffee
or groceries; can influence some traae: small
salary. NECESSITY, tnls Office. fe5-3id
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GTTUATIoN WANTED AS TYPEWRITER AND
- oilice boy; got experience in one of the larg-
est law firms in New York city. Address j. p
EVANS, this Office. fe5-9td
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A MARRIED MAN, HAVE HAD 20 YEA s.
IA experience in wood working machinery and
"A licensed engineer, wants position as engineer
or AN tor Uatchman in hotel Address j. H.
l., 42l ith ST. sY fe5-3td :
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A SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG COL
IA ored man as nrema or second cook; willing
TO work in kitchen as heIper best rels.. Addi e5s
W. &. COLEMAN, 18th ST Sc fe5-3td
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| n GNES PAYNE, 2IO9 FLA. AVE; A GOOD
| ~ washer and ircner, wants work to do at
home or TO go out 10y the day or hour. fe5-3td
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UNDERTAKERs.

NICHOLS & Co,
~ Ondertakers and ETnbaImers,
Penn ave and I'd St Sc; Phone 761-3 Capitol
hhl Prompt attention; reasonable terms
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TNHoMAs CLARK, NO. AS n. Y. AVE. NV:
L place as porter or coachman; honest and in
dustrions young man fe5-3td
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RY A MARRIED MAN WORK OF ANY KIND
- wanted; am an experienced hotel baker, con-
fectioner, and fine cake baker, will work for rea-
sonable living wages Address BAKER 1919 NJ
st. NV. te5-3td
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QY YOUNG GIRL A SITUATION IN A
- small family for light work Address by
letter Miss L. o. E., 1412 ST. Sc fe5-3td
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n PLACE AS FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS OR
- cook; best res Add. ess Iii f ST n. e fe5-3td
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I AM VERY MUCH IN NEED OF SOME PRO
l. vision at present and would DO glad to get
anything. j. H. GASKINS, 1891 34th St, George
town. fe5-3td
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A y EXPERIENCED CIGAR CLERK A sITUA-
IN ON any kind. Address INDUSTRIOUS,
this once. fe5-3td
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,AJHfTE MAN, GOOD DRIVER AND FIRST
w class hostler, we'll acquainted with the city,
would like 10 have situation OF some kind;
good refs ;. $. b., this Office teJ-3t
The Washington times., 1895-02-05

~ GOD PENAIAN WANTS WORK IN OFFICE
VI addressing envelopes or copying or any
clerical work by young lady: need work very
much Address /. A, 1909 G. ST ne fej-3td
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N REFINED LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUM-
~ stances would care for children, act as
cashier, other work; lunchroom, or would
clean ofice rooms; must go home nights Ad-
dress NEEDY F., this Office. fe5-3td
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WILLIAM LEE
CNDERTAKER.
S5s PeDnsylyenia avenue northwest
FIRST Class service. Phone 1886. Sa4-Gno
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GITUATION WANTED AS A WATCHMAN,
~ ianitor, or driver by young white man: has
had experience. G. Ii. T., 1914 9th st NV f5-3td
The Washington times., 1895-02-05

A N EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE MAN
IA desires position as clerk in hote; can fur
nish rel. and security if desired Address j. w.
WIrHEE, No. sos IL St nv fe5-3td
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ny EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, SEWING
u wanted at home; gowns stylishly made at
reasonable rates. Address c. c. C., this office
fe--3td
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DESIRE SEWING AND MENDING To DO
L at homo. am widow with children:
am in immediate need OF work. Address Mrs.
s, this Office. te5-3td
The Washington times., 1895-02-05

RAIss MATTE BEARD, 1901 10TH ST. n. W,
iVi any kind of work fe5-3td
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w NTANTED-EvERYBODY TO CALL AND
w get a WATCH CASE OPENER FREE of
charge from KAISER, THE WA1 ChMAKER
1907 i st. NV fe3St
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ID ESPECTABLE CoLoRED GIRL WANTS A
Ie place TO do general housework; cook, wash,
and Iron; or chamber work. stay at night if
wanted Apply ORA GRooL, No 1852 11th St
81 n. W. fe5-3td
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DY YOUNG WHITE MAN, WITH FAIR Ed
= ucation; would be willing 20 do any kind Of
work: handy man with tool Address C. DAN
IEL, 425 lih ST. NV fe5-3td
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NURSE OK CHAMBERMAID'S PLACE
~ wanted by u girl Address 1858 Ward
place NV fe5-3ld
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUAT1oN BY A FIRsT-CLAsS BUTLER;
y good experience and good ref Call No
1857 10th st NV. fe5-2td
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PROFESSIONAL MIDW FE (WHlTE, p
L years expert ence. Address or cali Mrs. a.
v KAHN, 1902 9th St sw fe5-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

DY A RESPECTABLE, HEALTHY WOMAN, A
- baby to wet nurse to take home. Call or
address Az / st. NV. fe5-3td
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INFANTS OUTFITS. HANDMADE AND
4 dantily embroidered: will call at house;
work ne by an experienced hand; prices rea-
sonabe. Address I. NJ. p. this Ofhce. fe1-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NoUNG MARRIED WHITE MAN WITH BEST
I references desires work of any kind; an ex-
perienced grocery clerk and unders ads rare
of horses Address w j. C., this Office fe5-3td
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M ANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w at Bush's new place, SIT 9TH st NV, and
get nice cold bottle of beer for cents
aII21-1yr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

\NTANTED-A LARGE, SECONDHAND Up
Wv right piano No difference whether out of
repair: must be cheap; state height, make, and
price CASH, this Office. fe3-3t
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XSJANiED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
w place to sew out by the day or week or with
dressmaker. Call or address No 14e ST NV.
fe5-3td
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A COLoRED BOY, IS YEARS OF AGE, DE-
"a sires a position as errand boy; or olfice boy;
can read and write a good hand. Call or write
6. JONE 2l13 Est H. W fe5-3td
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NoUNG MAN N-MARRIRU-WANTS STTUA-
Il ton as bookkeeper or cIerkship; best refs.
Address THOMAS this Office. fe5-3td
The Washington times., 1895-02-05

RY BRIGHT MULATTO YOUNG LADY A
- job as ianitOr of a large building place
to clean up some lawyers Offices; and ar hus-
band wants job as porter in a store or driver
Of delivery wagon, can fur refs. KATIE and
THOMAS hill, No. Is Capitol court sw., bet ).
Cap. st. and Del. ave, and Canal SITS Apply
at once. fe5-3td
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MOULD LIKE POSITION OF a CLERICAL
w nature: / have knowledge OF double
entry bookkeeping; am II years old, and can
give best Of ref V. B. T., I23. 32d ST fe5-3td
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DOSIITON AS CLERK. DRIVER, COLLECTOR,
L or any work wanted by young man OF good
habits, far education: can furnish hest OF res
would work Tor low wages TO start w F., "a
Grant place fe5-3td
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A POSITION IN CIGAR STORE OR DRUG
n store wanted; years experience in drug
store: RET Address j. KING, Corcoran st fe5-3td
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EHRS MANDY LYLEs, No. 1916 MARION
lyt court, bet. 9th and 9TH and K and S SITS nw.i
first-class washing and ironing. fe5-3td
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DY CoLoRED WOMAN PLACE as COOK;
ID good refs Cali 723 st. NV. fe5 -3td
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sITUATIoNs wANTED-FEMALE.

w ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY Or REFINE
w ment, position as companion to young
children or elderly lady; willing 10 make her.
self useful; no objection TO travelling. Can at
1l00 18th ST. fe5-3td
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DLACE WANTED By AN INTELLIGENT
L white girl as copyist, waitress, saleslady, or
companion: good reis. Address b. f. C., 5l5 18th
ST 1eO-jLu
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n COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN WANTS
- a place 10 do chamberwork or MUSE; can
give frst-class city refs. 1886 1ith St NV.
fe5-3td
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
In Effect 400 p NJ. January 20. 1895.

CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS
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by CoLoRED MAN PLACE AS WAITER OR
I'D any kind of housework: viii drive; no objec-
tion TO leaving city; good refs; also girl can
cook or d D chamber work. Address WAITER.
No Y Fenton place NV fe5-3td
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cETTLED WHITE LADY WOULD LIKE POSI-
- tion as cook in private family; good refer
ences: mod salary; in distressing cir ;umstance
Address A. r., this Office. fe4-3td
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

a WHITE GIRL, Is oRis FOR GENERAL
"A housework Call STORE, 920 9th ST NV.
-
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A WELL-EDUCATED CoLORED MAN DE-
"A sires Il situation as carpenter, driver, or
any kind OF work; has large family; best Of
refs Address ). l. p, 20l9 7th st NV. fe5-3td
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
N chandelier and gas filter; years experi-
ence; or any kind of work. Address A. r., 1870
Il ST ne. fe53td
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yyJANTED-WASHING AND IRONING TO DO
w at home Address No Capitol ave, Ivy
City fe5-3td
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n WHITE PROTESTANT WOMAN HOUSE
- work in suburbs Address, giving par
ticulars, price, refs, etc, LOOMS, this office
fcj-3td
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12
Up SALT hIIER.
The jolly LackerS-ol- Votes
Take a Pleasure EriD
SOME RACY RESOLUTIONS
'One OF EN-" Tells All About 1t
in Happy Style.
SOME RACY RESOLUTIONS,

Mr.. EDITOR: On the banks OF
the turgid, stygian river of Salt, in
the city of magnificent promises
there assembled on the 4th day OF
July, 1895, lot Of walloped, dis
appointed, relegated to-the-rear
aspirants for public honors and
"pie, and proceeded aojens roleRs
to form a boats crew for regular
voyage up the traditional river.
|. d. McAdams was eleCtedoap,
tain, he having been nominated for
this honor by Il believers in @e.ec-
ton" and opponents of "larrin'
missions, ". r. Lacev4nd NJ. T.
Williams were chosen first and
second mates, while 4. ". Skin
ner was elected pilot by one vote
from the regions round about Lib.
erty Chapel, John B. Love and
f. NJ. Glass were taken aboard as
ballast. and the remains of the re-
mainder of the crew at reversed
positions, unnamed the oars. or
were stuck at trail arms in the rig
ging. After a turbulent, nelan-
cholv, and funereal-like voyage the
crew landed about II o'clock a.
m. at the village Of "Marah" " on
the extreme head waters Of that
mighty Salt River. Before dis.
banding and evaporating into po-
litical thin air the following resolu-
tions were committed to the waves:
} Ist. That we are firmly OF the
, opinion that we did not get there
2nd. That we as firmly believe
that we ought to have ''got there
Eli" at least with one foot.
3rd That we further A,;,.
. that if we had got votes enona,
t that we would have got. there any
u how
i 4th. That when WE pull our
$ selves together We WII 60 to worl
| to elect the ticket, and show tn,
Pops that theyvill not be .in it
in November next.
Then the doXology was sung:
Plunged in gulf of dark despair,
o We wretched eX candidate. DE
y Without one cheering team Of nope.
5 Or slice of chicken pie.
g After this Peter "sot" on tht
/ ground, and weeping for the fond
If ly dreampt dreams OF votes whicl
l. he never got, pronounced the val
?. ediction, and the crew was NJ
II more. Selah,
One OF EN-, BGAG ;.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12

lated to arouse prejudice. He fur
ther says the people arc not in dis
tress and the times are improving
and believes the whole thing is
gotten up in the interest of politi-
clans who are scrambling for office
Mr.. Graves was Il candidate fo1 the
legislature and doubtless had pros
poets Of success so long as he ran
on the silver question. Believing
that the people had oeen led off
50 far in the silver craze and would
not vote for any other than silver
man, he gives mp the race and re-
tires from the canvass. Mr.
Graves Is an honest man; the very
kind Of Il man Monroe ought to
elect.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12
WE4\rHER-C CROP BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending Monday,
July 8, 1895,

Wet Weather has ruled in
Miss. for the past week, gener
al and heavy rains having fallen
except in a few favored sections,
The temperature for the most part
has been slightly cooler than the
average for the season, but there
were no decided departures from
the normal. Sunshine has been
slightly deficient in some sections
and decidedly SO over the greater
portions of the State.
Very little farm work was posi-
bic until the later days of the
week, when a little plowing was
done. All crops are foul with
grass and weeds.
The condition of cotton has un-
dergone a further falling off since
last report. The plant continues
to take on a rank and weedy
growth; excess of moisture has
prevented fruiting; shedding is re-
ported from many sections, also
some blight and rust; advices from
the bottom farms are more unta
yorable than those received from
highlands, grass having obtained
such headway in portions 1f th'
lowlands that some fields hav'
, been abandoned,
Corn comes in for its share o
: damage, but net to the extent 0
cotton. The early crop has farce
: best, owing to its advanced stag
of growth at the time heavy rain
: began; the late crop is suffering
considerable injury from the rain
> and with e few exceptions has
sickly growth and beginning t
turn yellow in many fields.
: Oats not all cut yet, and that a
h ready harvested is reported rotte
e in the shock in some cases. Gras
is everywhere reported fine; me
on vines have been scalded by he
! Sunshine following showers; fru
u and gardens have been slight
J injured.
With the exception OF few f
vored reports from limited local
ties where rains have been ligh
the conditions for the past wee
> have been damaging to the stap
crops in all parts of the State, al
d dry weather is badly needed in o
d der 1c cause any improvement
the outlook.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12
ViRDlMiN OUT Oh II.
Convinced He Could Not BE Nom
mated for Governor.
VERY PATRIOTIC LETTER.
Expresses a Deep Sense OF Graft
itude to His Friends.

Greenwood. Miss, July o.-Hon.
Jas. X. Vardaman has withdrawn
from the race for Governor, and
the following patriotic card, giving
his reasons for withdrawing, Will
appear in the next issue Of the
Greenwood Enterprise;
"Ed. Enterprise-Permitm me the
use OF your columns to announce
my withdrawal from the race for
the Democratic. nomination for
Governor. | am convinced by the
turn matters have taken that my
nomination is not probable, and
that the further cost ard worry of
tie canvass would be without any
compensating results, hence this
step.
ITO my friends, who by word
and deed, have stood by me 50 10y.
allv in this contest, | have not IAN
guage with which to express my
deep sense of gratitude and love,
/ r want to assure them, however
that | place greater estimate up
on their loyalty and friendship thar
| do upon political honors. | haC
rather have the good opinion anC
respect of my fellow-citizens than
all the political offices within thu
gift Of the people.
Il will say further, that it mat
ters not whom the convention may
nominate on the 9TH of Angus
next, or what it may do on th'
money question, | shall be ready
as | have always heretofore, to en-
ter the fed in support of the tick
ct.
"My love for and loyalty 10 th
Democratic party is second only I
my love for my country, When
speaks | never hesitate, but deer
it pleasant duty always to obey
Would that M. party were alway
right in al things, but right G
: wrong, | am for my party.
) JAS. X. NARDAMAN."
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12
A Mississippi Girl HOnored.

Meridian, Miss, July 6.-Miss
Anna M Stovall, of Shubuta, Miss,
was the honor graduate in the
class of 1895 OF the New England
Conservatory of Music IN Boston
at it's recent commencement. There
were iorty-one graduates in piano
forte in this class of 1895 from the
different States of the Union
Miss Stoyall was awarded the sill
yer diploma. 1t contains plain
silver seal, on the top of which is
her name, at the bottom the words
Honorable Mention, and across
the middle a bar of mustc.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-12
Fcllolc Citizens Of Attolo County,

Fcllop Citizens Of Attal0 County,
Please allow me to express to
YOU through THE STAR my full APP
preciation of the honor which has
been bestowed upon me. assure
you | very torciblv realize the du-
tv devolvent upon me as one OF
your leaders to victory in Novem-
Der. and assure you all in my pow,
er shall be done to honor your
highly appreciated support.
only ask from my worthy COM
pe,itors the hearty cooperation
which should have been theirs
from me if they had been chosen
to perform so responsible duty
as is mine.
To the kind ladies who have
by their hospitality, brought me
under so many obligations, | wish
to say that words of expression are
not mine to show my appreciation
for all that has been done for me.
| shall ever remember your kind
ness and hope to live worthy of a
continuation of like treatment on
your part.
Again thanking my many friends
and supporters for the honor they
have conferred, and admonishing
all to remember our watchword.
(OnwardO beg to remain most
respectfully, Yours,
A. F. TEMPLE.
kosciusko, July II 1895.