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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-17
LEWIS COUNTY FAIR.
Large EntrIes-fine stock Exhibits.
RnclDE dc.

L0TTeEpOHuehce u Wt LdiftttgtNittr.
WESTON, W. Va, September 15.-Tbt
thirteenth annual exhibition Of the Lewii
County Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety, was held on the grounds Of the corpo
ration this week, beginning on Tuesday
and closing Thursday night.
The efforts OF the society TO secure large
entry and offer special inducements and
attractions to visitors, had bssn earnest and
unwearying, and resulted in securing an
entry numbering two or three hundred
more than any former fair. The list EN-.
braced all classes and nearly every article
for which q premium. was offered was repre-.
sented. ....
Floral and machinery hall was filed to
repletion with every Imaginable descEip.
ton OF ornamental and useful handicraft
and invention-and, in fact, so great was
the display that many articles were not en-.
tered, the hall being crowded to its utmost
capacity before the books were closed.
Special premiums offered by our leading
merchants lent an additional impetus
and brought cut very large and attractive
array OF agricultural productions, every
thing from peanut to the biggest OF corn
being on exhibition.
THE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
The entries in this class we're large and
comprised almost every grade and variety,
from the rugged native, long, coarse
wooled, "mountain ranger" sheep to the
finest and best Merinos; from the long
horned, ill.shaped, "ience climbing" "gsr.
den destroying" bovines, to the sleek, easy
kept Short Horns, Durhams, Attorneys
and Ferefords; from the scrawny "hali
mile" racer, without pedigree, and the
heavy weight draft horses, to the high
headed, spirited, long pedigreed ''iast
flyers" In fact this department was well
filled and with better stock than ever be-
tore.
Prof. Tony White, who agreed to be here
and male a genuine balloon ascension
failed to come 10 time on Wednesday, the
appointed day, leaving the company in an
lutch, and Disappointing hun.
dreds OF people who were present 10 see
the ascension tina. didn't ascend. 1t Is
safe 10 say that The company we're not to
blame IN any way Tor the failure.
THE RACING.
This feature seemed to receive more at
tention than heretofore and was watched
with breathless interest. The best and
and largest premiums were won either by
or under the management of horses owned
or controlled by French Hays, OF Glenville,
well known to the sporting fraternity Of
the Safe. .
The affair passed of quietly on both
days, there being but little drunkenness,
only one or two minor disturbances, and
very few arrcsts.
Tho usual number OF worthless horse
traders were present with their aged and
decrepit steeds, aud "How'll you cut2' was
tho principal topic Of confab on the
ground.
Marshall Cookman, OF Jane Lew, car.
ried of the INTELlIGESCRR's special pre-
MUM Of $40 offered for the best pen Of
five sheep Of any kind.
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A ROUGH TRIP.

Facilts desceRss ArsrRi may be true OF
the avernic regions proper, but 1t was not
true OF the S)uth Fork avernus. We had
to zig gag to every point Of the compass.
We had to climb up in order that We might
ind a grqde here aud there Of practical
descent. we had to fo!loy, to cross and
to defect from the creyon ot Crater lake
outlet Rg best we could, sometimes strad.
ding a log and moving along on 1t by the
showing process with our hands rather than
risk an attempt to walk it and possibly be.
coming dizzy and missing step. 10 make
q long Journey short, however, we finally
got down tho whole 2,l00 feet without
more serious ecCident than sting OF o
wasp and made our way 10 deserted camp
alongside oil the Puyaliup river that Sena-
tor Eimunds, Of Vermont, had occupied
In company with Vice President Oak6S, u
The North Pacific road, and Bailey Willis,
4 geoIogiat OF the company last June, on
the occasion Of thsir trampup this canyon
to tho glaciers.
wish could describe the bed Of the
payallup river to you. You have read
Poe's lines about the ScoriSc rivera that roll
from the Borean pole and leave such 4 torn
up track behind them. Well, in my opin.
ion, this 10 the exact track that he had In
his imaginative m!Hq'aeye when he wrote,
for OF all the scoriRc and volcanic rocks
and boullers that you ever saw tom MI
and piled up, hundreds Of feet wide In
many places, This canyon presented the
most phenomenal specimen, But any
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- " '7''E17lss' 7sFFf'''''77''F
As for the orator who thus addressed US,
Mr.. George Washington Driver, my Chror'
iclss would be very imperfect indeed un-
lsss / made conspicuous meution OF him.
He is i Dublin born lrishman, Of SO years
Sage, born on4lbe Fourth Of July iu that
.;,y sud palgiotically and appropriately
cay Dar, d Geo. Washington. He came to I'LL.
moi" % = ID his father at 10 years Of age, and for
S ~ Ss,rs Sas Daan an adventurgr on the
paS;s" coas. rom Alaska to California
sone,imes % ricfI, Gn6 sometimes poor, but
SIways hardy. il opeiuI, self-reliant and I'D.
"ent1snns lie Sets $3.50 per month and
has a6ort GO trail builders under his charge.
Before our party got through their weeks
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
A Steady and Healthy Market.

| THE TRANSACTIONS on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ETC.
The continued activity In the real estate market
Is evidenced by the large number of sales and
| transfers Prices are tirm and the movement is
| UNIFORM and healthy.
During the past week further sale of lots on
| Columbia Heights was made the transaction com
prlsing the transfer OF 25 lots to Mr. NJ NJ Parker
| the real estate dealer. These are situated on
whitney avenue and on the cross streets east OF
/ 18Th street This sale, together with the recent
| large transfer Of lots made TO Bateman & Co,
about close the series OF transaC tons which, be-
| ginning at Boundary street. have included the
entire tract OF land to Whitney avenue All Of which
inaS now be said 10 have passed from the hands OF
| U" original purchasers, y. L. Barber Il co. OF
tlle $50 acres which NJ. Barber. senator Sherman
! ahd Others bought two years ago from the Stone
estate Tor S2OaU1. there is to-day but very small
! portion remaining unsod. A few lots scattered
mere and there. perhaps forty. out OF the four or
| I'VE hundred that were placed on the market two
years ago are still offered by the ilrst purchasers
but with this exception the entire property known
| as Columbia Heights has been sold, The average
Price received has been 10 and II cents per foot
AMI to-day these lots held from Is 10 50 cents
PR 0ot IL IS believed to be one vi the largest as
wei IL the most successful real estate TRANSACTIONS
| ever made in this District
| Mt Bum, the well known 9TH street merchant.
/ mas begun the erection III tie rear Of his present
store, OF an immense brick building. which extends
tIe entire depth Of Inc lot back 10 Ssh street The
new building VIII be the ~ uIe dimensions as his
present store. and viii be 1G6 feet deep and 26 feet
| "hi- ih'.re VIII be three stories, which viii be
In1ttc into large and conIaoHoEs store rooms
lt0.plIi% 10 tiit>e IN the present building The
| new building VIII be completed about December
| l5tn, and VIII enable Mr.. Baum to give the room
To his business, which its volume demands. Mr.. c.
A. hltton Is the architect. The will be $4,000
Representative iinlj0n, OF Maryland, who was the
republican candidate for governor in the recent
election, has rented fine furnished house on Yer
mont avenue, above street, which he VIII occupy
| this winter.
| L. NJ. Saunders has sold four lots on f and 1st
streets northwest al 10 cents yer square foot: on
+ between 81 ana 81 streets ior Invest at so cents
lots ON sth street near Boundary, at 50 cents
MeSSTS. Parker IL Townsend have made the fol-
LOWING sales Pot Il, block 81. north grounds Co
luinhi;th University. Tor f. Key buchanan TO Hon.
= T. RodnG>; 81 5a3. Lot -. block 80 same grounds
i"F t. hey Buchanan. 10 thomas Cdyanaugh; Il 595
Lots 10 and l6 block ST, Columbia Heights, 10 Mary
swan.
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A Skirnlish With Canes.

An ARRAY AT WILLARDs, GROWING OCT OF POLITICS
Some excitement was caused at WIZARDS last
night by an ARRAY, between Col Sidney Taylor, a
man about seventy years old, and Col. Deweese,
chairman OF the Pennsylvania greenback COM
mittee. Col Taylor and Hon. j. c, Parker, both
southern men, were seated together discussing
politics, when Col DeweeSe, according to state
ments OF bystanders, walked up and joined in
their discussion, by challenging the ''solid south
against the solid north,H and then struck Col
Friends OF both parties quickly stepped between
them and hurried DeweeSe out of the hotel In
Deweese and slapped his face, but friends again
prevented further collision 4 few minutes later
Deweese again entered the hotel and was imme-
dtately assaulted by Col Taylor, who beat him
vigorously over the head with stout walking
stick. Friends again interfered, but not before
Deweese had been severely chastised- The police
the floor, but the law breakers had been spirited
away,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed I.naals


street lamps viii he lighted at so q. m. and ey-
cI-U!si.td at !:l5 y. III.
j he regular rehearsal Of the SGpHgPrbund last
hl@ht, was attended by Heir Won Ei,cndecker The
GtflA minister, and the secretary OF the i.gaion
Sf,d Won L}dcn The German minister made n
nflt actress, expressing his Pleasure at the oppor-
tuiltS 70 llkc the acquaintance OF the members of
the S.pngcrbund.
Al missionary tea party at the residence OF Rev.
Df Huntity last evening. Mrs. Judge Smell read n
paper on, ais such One Excused?n Mrs A. r
DUyall read an original poem and Miss SalIie R,Ir
IougS and Miss Jennie Gutter favored the audience
with solos.
81. AugUstine's fair is proving very successful
The attendance was very large last night, and The
Sales continued active during the entire evening
WIN the present success, the fair Will be continued
Tor some time Yet.
he authors carnival for the benefli OF the 18TH
Street Presbyterian church. AT Wayland hail. on
street, near 1891 street closed last might. The hll
was crowded during the entire evening.
Six popular concerts viii be- given Ut the Congre-
gtl0al church, under the direction OF Dr.. j. ". Bis
choir. on the first Friday evening Of each month,
commencing December 9TH.
ber.
Juhn smith, the negro murderer hanged II Oak
!2hd Nd yesterday. stated la his confession that
~ t ls.3 ne was q lalnp-lShtcr in The streets OF
Washington.
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de ED.

DIED.
DONALDSON. On November II. 1888 GEORGE
WEED DoNAIDSON, the only of George W. and
the late Mary +: DONALDSON aged six years.
his 1uheral Will take place at haI-past Mon
day, November 10Th from the residence of his grand
parents JAS; II. WtenOre, 709 18th street southwest
raj.
LEWIS, On Friday. November 1G. 1893. CHARLES
T. IT, iE"IS, aged fifty five years. nine months aud
four days.
- $50 Forever with the Lord"
f1neral viii take place from his late residence. 1893
street northwest Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Eeia-
t1Ves and friends invited 10 attend %
MCAnOl. Suddenly. the 10th November 1883
CHKISIOPflER youngest son of John II. and Kate
u McAVoy, aged two years and seven months
Funeral from No 2409 II street northwest: at O'clock
tend.
TENI.EY. Suddenly, on Friday. November &C. 1888
at l;o2 p NJ MARTHA FANNIE MATTE TENLEE,
as,4 10 months and days only child of Fannie and
Andrew f. Tenley.
Weep not TOR the babe, its SORROWS suppressed;
Weep not Tor the babe. tits gone 10 It's rest
Il WAS sweet little flower too lovely to stay
III the worlds chilling blast, ii hasfeed away.
BY HER MOTHER.
Funeral to take place at 40 3 street northwest on
Sunday. 18th instant. at = H. M.
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y yERcoAT IALK.

AT S25 WE SELL AS GOOD OVERCOATS AS ANY
ONE NEED WEAR WHILE %I5 TO $40 IS THE
POPULAR RANGE OF PRICES FOR GENTEEI AND
THEM Is PARTICULARLY STRONG. COMPRISING
TWENTY S1X SORTS. THEN COME DOWN TO
HARD PAN" WE HAVE OVEBCOATS As Low AS
TS THAT WE ARE NOT ASHAMED TO OFFER A
MAN WHO MUST MAKE EVERY DOLLAR COUNT.
AND CARES NOTHING FOR MERE SHOW OUR
CHEAPEST COATS ARE HONEST THROUGH AND
THROUGH, AND CUSTOMERS HAVE THE PRIV
lEGE NOT OF EXCHANGE ONLY, But OF RETURN
ING GOODS AND RECEIVING THEIR MONEY BACK
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
sG1 SEVENTH STREET,
MS Opposite O. s Post Office
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A 1ERs EARS i?AR1LLA WORKS DIRECTLY
"A and promptly to purify and enrich the blood i'm
prove the appetite strengthen the and brace up
the system 1t is in the trest Alternative med
cine. Every invalid should give it trial
PEOPLE TROUBLED WITH COLDS WOULD
ake Ayers Cherry Pectora before going to church or
places OF entertainment they would avoid coughing
greatly to the comfort Of both speakers and hearers
Public speakers and Singers find that the Pectora won
fully increases the and ne1by Of the voice nl5
u LEVI, DEALER IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
He CLOTHING,
43S 9Th street northwest.
Highest Price Paid Tor Second. hand Clothing OFT
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MEEK TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

tNUsFHESTs-1st page.
ATrORSEys-5th page.
AUCTION SALEs-7th and sth pages
EpaRDTN G-4th page.
Books. EC-Gth page
BC~INFSS CHASCES-4th PAGE.
CIIY ITFNs-Sth Ta4e.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-5th page.
IFATHS-stfi PAGE.
DENT!STEY-5tR page
EDCCATIpSAL-5tL ragn
TASuLY SJPFLIEs--th rage
1ISASCI.L-7th Fase
For Rent Gooid,}-;th page
Ron RENT (HoUeasEith Daga
or KENT tAiseelieaeous -sth PAGE
foE SALE NIiscellanecus)-5th PAGE
toE SALE (HoE@ts}-:th Pare
hon SALE IotS'-ith page.
tENILENfEN's tio0Ds-Slil page.
HOTELS, SC-6th page
HoU-tFURSIsHISGs-7t page.
IspIEs' GooDs 18th pa-e
1OsT And FoUSD-1ti. paxe.
JIST OF LFIrFl-- 81 fa-e.
N1SEY To- L1AS-5th psge.
Nh pICAL SSC.-Cth I;.-e.
JTESONAI-fth page
1ssNo~ tNp tEGANS-7th rage
IEoFF~~fo:'AI.-5.l page.
IRoPgSALs-5:a f.ezr
EAILEeAI5--tch Ic--a
SCR.P IICTURF~-l-It r,7--a
STWING MACHINE-ejh ra.e.
Srf,TtL NuICE--Ist i.3-ce.
SFEClALI.rs-5t'l ra-e.
SIT,NIrCs. &c.-s;h st4-e
IUE TEADLs-s5a pa--a
I>UsfTAE zI,S :C-ltil ua-a
NA-.TED +HrIT#-3th yar-
WANTED tSltua- t"nst-+tn paga
NAsEtp ETDr4gsi-tth I.l-.
".Srrp Enuin,}-fth 5.s-a
NANTED Mis- rll9He0Ee,-i,n PAGE
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EAENs COSTUME EARG AIEg-
I.;.iicS s5,-- lid and pebble button.
fpEe 30. solid Hool. b;.iaoraS.
tHI-i> 40. all leather h"tit,i bfitt0n.
trtnGs line call button. lace and congress, from
TIT bankrupt house. so. value 81
Slo .tiI street and 1922 Pa. ave.
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TIE IiEST OTTER TET.-On Saturday. Nov l.th
< Dec 1St. tc = T. Tea Co viii give on" cake .
tci.vj soap - ,,tch purchaser oi tea or coffee.
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LADIES GOODS

NJ RS, NJ E BOWEN MISS MAGGIE ppy,,r
VA FASHIONABIE DRESSMAKINC No OBJ psi v w
tied f~N4N"~ee ~. a. ~.
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DonEs ILLUSTRATED BOOKS

Donns ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
THE RAVEN,
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST
DkNTE'S INFERNO.
BIBLE GALLERY.
PURGATORY AND PARADISE &C. &c
with all the illustrated Books for the Holidays
Leather Goods Of all descriptions Hanging Baskets Of
Artificial Flowers, &c. &c Gold Pens, Pocket Cut
lery. Parteries; Fine Toilet Sets. in hand
painted Silk Plush, &C. with full line of
Plain and Fancy Stationery. Care! ElIgTay-
IN. Dinner and Wedding Invitations,
latest styles and at moderate prices.
100 Cards printed from plate,
in worklna,llike style and
finish for one Dollar.
Call and exaline the goods are in stock all on one
floor No stairs to climb.
Polite and attentive clerks will show goods and quote
Prices
JOHN G. PARKER
CIT AND GI9 SEVENTH STREET.
Directly opposite Eastern Entrance To Patent Office
Ms
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NJ ARRc Ed.

-BARTLETT-MATHEWS. On Wednesday evening
Sovemb9r "a 1883, at the residence If the bride 1859
Rhode Island avenue by the Rev Samuel H. Greene as
sisted by hey. j. W. Fannce. ID D., JENNIE :. MA
No cards
DtRRICk-COOPFR. On November 1ith 1888 at
Nersalies near NaTrnton, Va at the residence
brides parents. by the Rev g. W Nelson TDWaKD
DERRICK, Of Washington D. c., to HARRIET F.
STQDARD-MORGAN On November 18TH 1888
EDM ARD STODAItD and FRANCES MORGAN, Of
Washington. -. G.. married the residence of J.
b. Posey, at Altoona Pa
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Affairs Over the River.
GOT THE WESTERN FEyER-CHURCH AATTERS-THE
WEATHER.


FAILS CHCRCH, VA, Nov. 10th, 1888;
Correspondence OF THE EVENING STAR
Yesterday morning A. H. Tyson, Henry Parker
and Washington Terrett, all young men, left home
for Walla Walla, Washington Territory, to start
anew In business life Mr. Honister Rockwell is to
follow them with his family in December. MI.
Tyson appears to have been the leading spirit in the
westward no" movement. He was doing thirty
Ing cash business In the grocery line, but am told
that he saw Virgil Smaley's article in The Cont
ie't ana TOOK the western fever put up posters
to sell out, and sold out, and persuaded his CON-
panlons TO go with him, and they have gone.
The REV. Hugh Mccormick has been settled here
as pastor OF the Baptist church. He preached here
part OF the time and somewhere, understand, in
Loudon county the remainder OF IT. He is very fiat
terngiy spoken OF as young man OF remarkable
abilities.
The Rev: A. L. Park. who for time filled the pull
pit OF the congregational church acceptaby, has
moved into your city His health has been SO nearly
restored that he Will go south to reside, and Is
contemplating looking up parish north.
We are having apparently the first nstalment OF
tne mld winter C?) predicted by the weather
prophets Temperature this morning 10 degrees.
l. u. \.
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No CURE, NO PAY WHITFHURST-S CEDAR
BalSA VI Is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds Group
throat and 'lng Diseases etc. Six drops dose Try
~ ii not sasfett return the empty bottle and -et your
THOMPSON. $3.50 nS-th : t1:in
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CurlcunA REMEDIES.
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.

To cleanse the Skin Scalpan Blood Of itching Scaly
Ijmry; ScroiulGns. Inherited and contagious Hrnors
Blood Poisot,s, Ulcers Assesses and Infantile Skin
fortunes the CUTICUEA REMEDIES infaIIible CUTI-
CURA REsoLvENT, the Blood Purifier Diurctic and
AtiltBt exfsS disease germs from the blood and
sirati"n and tis removes the cdnse. CUrIcuRA the
great ShII Cure. INSTANTLY aays Itching and Inialu-
InaIon clears the Skin aud Scalp heals Ulcers and
Sores, r#tOres the Complexion CUrICURA SOAP ex-
duisi'e Skin B:,ntiiicr and Toilet Requisite is ndis-
TEnsable III treatiu% skim discast and Rolgll.
claiitd or greasy Kin hic kieads, blocles and baby
hitinorS. lUrICU RA REMEDIES are the only intaiDle
blood purifiers and skin beautiticrs.
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PITT osopHy Of ur.n.c-

i HE PHILOSOPHY OF HFApACHr
THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS AND THE liver
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY pAN1 THAT
RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE. TONE AND HAIR
MONTE THE ACTION OF THESE ALLIED ORG ANS
WITH VARIANTS SETTER APPERIENT AND
YOU CURE THE COMPLAINT AT lis SOURCE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. OF
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported Tor TIE EVENING STAR.
CHARITy.-That excellent organization, the La
dies Rclicf Association, announces that the sudden
cold weather has Occasi0ned considerable suffering
among the destitute here and asks means to assist
the sufferers.
Police ItEPoRT-The occupants OF the station
house this morning are James T. Burnett and
James Beach. arrested by Officers Burnett and
Henry, charged with being drunk and disorlerly;
John SlInlnS, arrested by Officer Grady, on the
same charge Dennis Parrett, arrested by Officer
Goodrich on the same charge; John johnson and
Charlotte Fairfax. arrested by officer Hayes On a
warrant from Justice Arnel on the charge OF in
decelcy At the last mayors court George Turner
was lined $3.50 for striking Mary Fairfax.
REPOKTERS NOTES.-M,S Huntley, the mOther-in-
Jaw OF MI j. T. stone, who was injured by fail
re-" days ago, Is neutrality-suspicious. Cole
man says IL would take ten times many carts as
are allowed him ii he is TO take out and carry away
all the ashes now accumulated in the back yards of
city houses The carts will remove all ashes placed
III BOXES or barrels at the Curb>tOnc.--Thc fur
haceS or the Potomac Manufacturing company are
again at work. but no extensive operations ere con-
ieinpated 1lnmediateiy--'ihe polls Will open next
tuesday In the first ward to supply vacancy In
the board OF aldermen.
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THE PUELr viii please tase notice OF the fine
t % "l!i'. ,atyte{i by iny self While III Europe this
Stf. which have just arrived, and VIII ~ sold at
"" lorA Prices thr. A&ndef, Nc. 81 1lh street
northwest.
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CAETER'S."
I'll MARKET SPACE.


YOUR BILLIARD TABLES. WITH BALLS AHD
o. vrnxrsS SnEs sid a A e I"Sr,rpr qw,
Ty FIRST. at ELEKIN u'CLoCK. W. viii 81 at
Seminary Building. Gay and Washington Streets
FOUR BILLIARD TABLES WITH sBALLs AND
Sal positive and terms s.6 ,,x ,ros ,n,,,.
plREMrroRY, SALE OF FINE HI1IpING LOT
% 9 STREEI HEINIhN ,, StNLAIH AID
SIDE. AT AuclIoS.
On MEpS ;S;DaT AFTERNOON; NoyEMnERea5
O'CLOCK We will sell in front of thu IN nis.s Lot-e-
feet TiS lot is ar the tr3t mi X ltr & cars are
and is conre,int TO two Other Inns of street cars
terms: one.fourth cash: balance in s'. twelve and
10y DECD Of trust on premises derost Of goo re
es at fa S s S al s ds
sale at the risk and cost OF the d'tauliihs lurcassr
u III -dSds '' DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers.
John SHERMAN & Co. Real Estate Auctionoers.
TETsTEES SALE OF yahrAp BE b9I w M
kSSssfahH sEsSh % II EhS
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated Jnne e. ga 1872
land records the Dist ct Of Columbia and 10y VIZ
tue Of IN order in y E d II ao r., e' s. Es
s se Under said deed Of trust viii s al public snc-
TIN fit Day 4 To Or b. Th
FOUR O'CLOCK T, NJ, the following described r,si
estate situate In the city Of Washington ID e viz
The west half Of the east half of lot numbered two CD
In square numbered five hundred and oigheeI (5ls(
fronting forty -four (44) feet and ighth inch
street north 10y depth Of two hundred Goo feet
TO Washington street with the improvements, consist
ing of a two-story brick building
Terms Of sale Onetlird cash balance in one and two
ye- With interest at six rer cent from day of sale,
cured by deed Of trust the premises sold all cash
az option of purchaser. deosit Of $3.50 required az
time OF sale All conyeyancng and recording NJ cost Of
purchaser II terms of sale not complied with with
III seven days after sale the property will Dc sold at TIA
risk aud cost Of dsfaulting purchaser.
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VIM. NJ SMITH, Salesman. n17-20 22,A.B,2e,SO