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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
Going to Disband.

GALVESTON, Sept THE News
Marshall special says: At confer
encc to-day between Adit Gen King
and a number of white and black cit
izenS, both sides agreed to break up
their military companies No further
trouble is apprehcnded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

THE steamship Ludwig, which
started from Antwerp, Belgium, for
Montreal two months ago, and has
not since been heard from, has been
given up as lost. There were seventy
persons on board, twenty-four of
whom were passengers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
Ra Sc Ball Bulletin.

BUFFALO, Sept. 4-ClevelandS, A. 3;
Buffalos, 9.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Chicagos, 13;
Detroits, l.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Athletics,
II; st. Louis, 1.
BALToMoRE, Sept. 4.-Baltomores,
A Columbias, 81.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Metropolitans,
s; Eclipse, s. Boston, s; New
Yorks, 2.
BAY CITY, Sept. 4.-Springfeld, 4. 5;
Bay CITY, 6.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
A Revenue Steamer Missing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. At the treas
ury department considerable anxiety
is felt in regard to the United States
revenue steamer Manhattan which left
Quebec August 25th for Eastport, Me-
1t is feared she may have been caught
Wednesday in the Gulf of St. Law
renee. The anxiety is greater because
the vessel is considered not to have
been in seaworthy condition as she
was on her way to Eastport for re
pairs. 1t is hoped that she put in some
place out of the way of telegraph com
munication. kilograms have been
sent to different points for informa
ton as to her whereabouts including
one to the captain of the revenue cut
ter Woodbury. which was to have met
the Manhattan on her way to East
port.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
The Hero of the TaIlanoosa,

BosToS, Sept. 4-Secretary Chand-
Ter notified the secretary of the for
eipn exhibition that the government
steamer, Tallapoosa, is at the service
of the association for the use of for
eign visitors and representatiyesat the
worlds fair.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

The cattle disease known as bloody
urine has appeared on a farm near
Newburg, N. Y, and is fatal in every
instance. Though common in Eu-
rope, these are the first cases known
in America.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
To Resume Work.

SHAMoKIS, Pa, Sept. 4.-The Bear
Valley shaft which was flooded eight
months ago to extlnguish the burning
pillars has been drained and work
viii be resumed Immediately giving
work to between five and six hundred
men and BOYS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
NO MORE PARDONS.
So Declares Proctor Knott in
his Inaugural A Mild
Rebuke to Blackburn.
John Roach Gives the Labor
Question the Benefit of His
Views.
The James Trial More News from
all Parts.
THE KENTUCKY INAUGURATION.
A Bad Outlook for Kentucky Ras-
calls


Gals.
LOUISVILLE, Sept TEN thousand
people witnessed the Inauguration of
Hon. ]. Proctor Knott as governor of
Kentucky, at Frankfort, to-day. The
city was elaborately decorated and
Ex-Governor Blackburn i'll his vale
dictory repeated his excuses for the
numerous pardons made before the
democratic convention in this city
last spring and was this time
patiently listened to. Governor
elect Knott followed in n
short inaugural address i'll
which he said: Il declare here, dis
tinctly and irrevocably, that in no
case will l grant a pardon or remit
the penal consequences of a convic-
ton for criminal otfense, unless shall
be fully satisfied that it would have
been unjust to convict" After the in
augural oath was administered by
Chief Justice Hargis, the ceremonies
closed about three o'clock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
An Engineers Long Run.
Railway Hge.

Probably the longest run by engi-
neers on any railroad leading out of
Des Moines, or, in fact, in the state of
Iowa, is that of the Wabash Railroad
engineers from Des Moines to Mober-
ly, No, distance of 1877 miles. The
extent cf this run may be realized
when it is stated that the usual dis
tance on all well-operated roads is as
near as possible to one hundred miles,
more or less.
The Rock Island Road across Iowa
three hundred miles that dis
tance divided into three divisions for
its engineers-Davenport to Brooklyn
Brooklyn to Stuart, and from Stuart
to Council Bluffs. The Keokuk
Branch-160 odd miles is the excep-
ton, there being no division on that
run. The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy as strictly as possible, divides
at the regulation limit of one hundred
miles; ditto the Chicago & North
western, but the latter has a run of
$50 miles from Boone to Council
Bluffs for passengers only.
1t will therefore be seen that the
Wabash run from Des Moinest to No
berly is nearly double that of ordin-
ary distances covered by engineers,
and from forty to fifty miles greater
than any other run in Iowa. Ndt only
that, but the passenger engineers
double this run three times week, or
three trips in six days THERE'S of
course, an incentive for this exsraor.
binary labor of 394 miles a day ly the
engineers. They are paid by the mile
and, therefore, earn from S1S5 to 5000
per month, while the usual engiteer's s
wages is less than $3.50 month This
is the reason that these engineers are
patient and capable of this long run
and in that they are very human
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
a sunken Steamer.

HALIFAX, Sept. "A large un-
known steamer sunk In six or eight
fathoms of water off the harbor of
Guijeboro. Dismasted sails and q
boat were picked up, but there was no
name on them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

The National Yellowstone Park
that is now attracting so much atten-
ton, embraces within its limits 5000
square miles, more territory than
Rhode Is .Id and Delaware combin-
oil
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
Going 10 Stick.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 4.-The
democrats of the legislature have de-
cided TO remain in session until the
mandate of the constitution is carried
ont
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
QUEEN VICTORIA visits John Browns
grave regularly each week. and
decorates it with flowers.

EVERYONE does not know that if q
stamp is put partly on the wrapper
and partly on newspaper it goes to
the Dead Letter Office. The law re-
cards it as sealed package.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
Drowned.

ROCHESTER, II. Y, Sept. Maggie
l.. Hayelin, Elizabeth Simmons and
Annie Shelly were drowned while
boating on the Genesee river.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
Postal Affairs.

The Chief of the Dead-Letter Divi-
sion of the Post-Ofiice Department is
busy preparing his report for the
fiscal year just closed. The report
will show an increased number of
letters received at the division, but
the increase in valuables received
there will not be in proportion to the
iuCrUaso IN tho sSenopal hISSinoSS OF the
department. This is accounted for
by the fact that the practice of regis
tering valuable letters is growing
yearly more popular. AS a con
sequence letters which cannot be de
livered to the addresses are NOR,
frequently returned to the sender
One of the things that the repor
from this bureau will show is the
large increase in letters returned to
countries in the postal union. Then
are seventy-fve countries to which
letters are returned from the Dead
Letter Office, tc fourteen of which a
weekly package is sent, to the Others
once a month Italy furnishes the
greater number of unbelievable let
tiers in proportion to her size, which
is due 10 the fact that in man. in
stances the names which are written
on the letters are illegible and the
Italians in this country are of "a noma-
die disposition and hard to find. The
letters returned to-day furnish tair
sample of the ratio each week to the
principal countries. They we're ::
Canada 1,SOO, Switzerland IS, Bel
gium "a, Sweden 541, Spain 16, Rus
sia 167, Portugal so, Norway 223,
Netherlands 35, Italy 1855, Great Bri-
tain 2,06G, Germany 1,060, France,
147. Denmary 92
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

PARIS, Sept. 4-During the pyro-
tecnic display at Colembs last even
ing. a bomb exploded among the spec
tafors, killing two and badly wound
ing several others
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
cholera Mastered In Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 4-There were
three deaths from cholera yesterday.
The epidemic is now considered nearly
extinct.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

the citizens of Minneapolis, yesterday
afternoon, was partially destroyed by
fire this morning: the loss is not vet
aScerta;ned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

The story about the New Bedford
lady, whose husband severed his
great artillery, has caused the con
tribution of these two items A Boston
lady. who had sprained her foot, told
a sympathizer that she bandaged it in
hot pneumonia water. \ druggist in
Sandwich received the following note !;
Please give bearer 10 cts. worth of
boarrackS, 10 cts. worth of alkahaul. :"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

ANSWER THES.--IS there a person living who
ever saw case OF sSue, biliousaess nervousness.
or neuralgia or any disease Of the stomach iiiver
or kidneys thst Hop RitterS will not cureY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

i feel so worried about Charles!' Y
sighed Mrs Wildhusband. .'It's get
ting late, sure enough said sister
Kate, looking at the clock; 'sbut i
guess nothing unusual has happened
That IS what frets me, replied Mrs.
Wildhusband: II am afraid some
thing usual has happened to Charles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

Hanian, the Ca-sman, is worth S53,
600, all made within the past six
years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

The whale thinks itself a big fish,
and one cannot make a good dive
without comingup to blow about it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

the political parties upon these prin-
ciples as essential to American pros
perity, will result in settling the Ques-
tlon of free trade as completely as the
slavery question is nov settled. and
will prevent calamitous. labor dis
tlrbances and the disarrangement of
business and industry interest, by in
suring an intelligent American labor
a free and favorable field for its de
velopment
Sad Accident to Military Com
pany.
CHICAGO, Sept, An Inter Ocean
Springfield special says, Co. A. 9th
regiment infantry, state militia, re
turning home from the encampment
of the 2d bridge, met with an accident
on the st. Louis & Evansville road,
between Carmi and GRANVILLE. The
train ran through herd of cattle
and ran over. some of them. The car
i'll which the members of company
were was overturned. killing nine and
wound,ng fifteen, No further par
ucularS given.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

Vigor strength and health, all found in one
bottle Of Browns Iron BitterS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
LATER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-Acting Sec
retary New received a telegram to-
night stating that Revenue Cutter
Manhattan is safe and has reached
the port.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07

\ big handed sawyer named Shaw.
Put his finger too near the buzz-saw,
He saw his mistake,
But each pain and ache,
st. Jacobs Oil cured i'll his paw.
y rheumatic old man named Meeker,
Was sick whole year in Topeeker,
He there would have died,
But st. Jacobs Oil tried.
Ii sent him hack cured to OS Mcerer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-07
TARIFF REFORM.

While favoring careful revision
of our tariff, | would not at once
make such changes in it as would de-
range and disturb the business of the
country; that while a tariff should
have for its main purpose the raising
of revenue, incidental protection Way
be given to our industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-12

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "EcKIxoToN THE
COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH
CALLS. ESQ.

QSah1 ,oHAA We AdE LAIE SOSEF6
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thea
DlssaGt OF Cclumbis passed in Equity Cause No
hss dde we e S ss M aas e
NAY. A. D. 1883. at FOUR O'Clock T. Il. n that
District 81 Columbia ceisd and Known e pat q
kcktBgton" described BY metss and bounds In saiA
desee) containing 81 Is acres Of land more or -
o "pa PA wIn : iafse ana substantial dwelling
there are several besuizfu building dts upon ss
&: snS e.
TIE city, The txact win Be AEsa offered whole and
not cold ws Win then o6er te same ecoordns TO the
hited It the sale viz: Lot L improved with DE
Is ssSS ssa.s g SS 1: e sSs
sdoin the ksssns essts Lot sdicn. &c Gen. ana
on .9S s: tSs & III
Eailrosd md upon the Rr.ntwood road contain
La conisa, :s1's e. sSc.11 Ys aoe sssss;
60 100 sores This lot has Sso front q SIS 90 iS
fest on Boundary street.
oh.se mcney In cash. and the ,edns IN four equal In
moaths Tsspecvsy from ths dsy q "a tks purchsssr
Is. sS nsis Se4oo 2. me- IS e:
OF sx cent annum from the day II sale; or al
es e IN sSs .so:
thsreot sha D fliy paid; and any Darcnsser sSsli
si.r sucn e ts TFustses res.rve De risS. 70 rs:s
the rsk snd cnf cf such dsfaultlng purch Tho
R'ss 9. ST o &c sso upon e r;
sold e whole and $3.50 on each lot sold in separate
oAH6ssoS S cxkh else IS 50! D 8: m
JOHN 7. MITCHELL
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Western Union Blanks.


'Giye me million Of these and million of
those. Nasty day, ehs When1l they be dones
Ta-ta!" said Q young man who lodged into .
big printing house and out again in three Sec
onds. leaving behind him two samples Of West
ern Union telegraph blanks
THAT'S the biggest order that was ever given
in printing Office, isn't it?'' speaker In
quired.
"Weil. said the superintendent, 'the Job OF
printing these telegraph blanks is the biggest
thing in the business In this or any other coun-
try, but that was comparatively small order
to be printed for 10000 places. We often get
orders for IL, 0O0, 600 blanks at time. The com
pany uses million in three days, not legiti-
mately IN the sending Of dispatches. but actu-
ally. In oil the ways that those slips are wasted
They are treated as Kthey cost nothing, thrown
for memorandum pads, and generally regarded
as anybodys or nobody's property"
How do you ever count q milli0n?"
I'VE never do count them. We know that
they cut "a to q sheet, and we call q ream 500
sheets, 30 that In rough numbers ! 600 go to q
and afterwards cut up into 100000 sheets
When We get an order for 0,00O, 600 they liter
ally form dozens Of cart loads. We have done
work for the big express companies and rail-
roads. but those jobs aren't an honest fiea-bite
to the printing for the Western Union Com
1t is curious fact that about all of the once
memoranda Of Wall street are made on the
backs OF telegraph blanks; and 1t IL said that
Russell Sage, evet provident, carries pad Of
them In Lien of a note-b6ok. Thousands OF dol
lars could be saved to the company by covering
the reverse side with the printed rules, 30 that
writing thereon would not be ieasible.--Letter
N Chicago Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-12
Wanted nm Inneyatlen.

my daughter il to be married next week. he
said, % he sat down and removed his hat.
''And You viii present her with check for
$4,000 Of COURSE, replied tho broker.
"Well, no; that's what called to see you
about. believe In innovation"
''Yonn give her 90, 600 In cash, Ah7" &.
"No, CTR. was thinking thak yea might take
about $500 and buy about e76, 600 worth Of some
sort of bends."
"As a Investment for "a income ?"
;. Motor show. Get 81 900 bonds, II pessi-
ete Get sonne that are printed IA red and blue
I'M, u JON can. II they have big red and blue
seeas On 20 much the better. U they begin In
,ae nsae Of God, amen, they viii 1eok the moro
printing clear, the dgnature IN Q bold heroic
aano, ana send yeur hill to me. The time has
gonS y when tho public can be fooled by .
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRuSEEkg SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
6TREETS SDIJrHwEsTf n f1r rTn = AMI =

b yiIs1e of deed Of trust given % and duly
recorded In Idber No $50, foho l96, one Of the II
land records Of wsshington county In tie District
:sssrsd. ws IN =, on FRIDAY, 7AE TWEkTY-
A.aALF O'CLOCK. in front q the pr.misea III that
piecs or parcel Of ground lying In said District ofore-
Sid s and known Pc srt q Lot numbered one @ in
ccesd rs follows Bs.1nnins for the same q point
1885, from the southwest corner OF said square. aud
running thence north twenty feet the northwest
corner Of said thence eastward along the north line
OF said Lot % the northeast Of said Lott thence
south ward along thu line Of Delaware avenue to point
oppoute the place q bestnntn4 line being drawn
from the point OF oeginping eastward parallel with the
line OF south street until i intesects Delaware
Of Ta,d R:st 9sd tssnes vest e ths place
purtenancst nehhF fetviieees irprovemenfs ana
oiIH eeso s,naassSepsthe same beAongtng Or in any
pa n ss,ane. in six. t~.lv.
ate P 6Sht, notes 20 be secured
oyqHde k Observation-Disclosures. nf Cenveynncins and
stsss 49, ~ Fs sea IS q e :sssa daSs
ISSsSss ss.ss Eis5 nd co.t e u. aei.nltng pur
sale In sons WashinEton D. G.
mys-eod&ds THOMAS s. HoiKIEs Trustees
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE on 9Th STREET, BETWEEN
u AND II STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-


By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of ~
the District OF Columbia, IN cause known No la
6026. Equity Docket Is. win sell at public auc- VA
tom IN front Of TIE premise. a FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ
A. = lssS the folloxine rial estate in the city 81
washington. in the District Of Columbia. known a.
part e.. 81 Lot u and IN square SOL having front
Sth ,reet vet So feet south Of tie northwest
OF said Lot and 20 teet with the line OF in said
square, thence east 96 feet TO the line of said Lot
lS thence along eaid line Of said Lot feet and
alone rear line Of said Lot IL 10 fee and thence west
g the psce Of beginnine The property ie improved
by two twosto brick dxsl,ings and e be cold 70
thereof vii DO sold q Win mest the debt The houses
Terms Of sale third oash balance in two equal
inssa,nenes at one and two years from day Of sae for
which the ncfes q the purchaser bearing futerest at
az Per cent win be taken. ~ cash. At option Of pur
chaser the Trustee to retain title until purchase money
= paid IN fnli On failure OF Parchsser comply With
ery viii be re-sold after Ave days sdverfisement In
some newspaper publshed In Washinston, ID. C.. q
COST OF defauitng purchaser AL conyeyancin0 and re-
cording at purchasers expenss deposit of 800 re-
z. O. DAVIS Trustee
DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucss. mye-ecSd:
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VlhOMAS DOWNING Aucuoneer.
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D. @
!. AT- PUBLIC SALE, NEAR TIE MARKE

Mddr fchA1C BALE. NEA6 TIE MARKET
on MoNDAy. MAY FOURTEENTH. 1883. sae
at tho honr Of SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of &64
the Premises, win offer q public sale I'll thst -
part OF Lot No. H. IN Georgetown. District Of Column
bdA begnnine at point on the south line Of Bridge
street. distant ezet sixteen fest from where the west line
OF said Lot No. II nterecs Bridge street and RUNNING
south nftyn feet and ten inches then twenty
two feet and four inches then north fty-ve and
tan inches to Bridge etree then west twenty fest
end four inches to the beginning Also ell that part Of
Lot NO. Al. In said town. beginning at the northeast
corner Of said lot and running west on Brdee street
thirty EIGHT feet and four inches (more leas then
south feet tmore or essl then east thirty
twenty six feet more less on Market space to tie
place Of beginning.
town D. c. situated et the corner Of Bridge street and
on the north side Of Bridge street and running back
northwardy Of the same width the front and nd
ing the west side Of said alley feet eop
with all the improvements up IN she sauna.
Terms: 0ne-thir1 cash balance in six and twelve
month"; with interest at six cent; al cash. 1t the
option OF the purchaser. deed Riyen and deed Of
trust taken. deposit OF fifty dollars required on each
sale Al cenveyancng and recording ct The expense Of
the purchaser. r. p. JACKSON,
my1-o6oe Attorney Tor Whitog Heirs.
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fverv Recurffies houeht ana cola en .omulD.
eicn IN ssn Frunasoo Baismsre. PAiladsapAaa Mo-
York. Boston md Waa1dnOtuo. Ordss eusou1sa q u
New York Stock ExohaaUs 6 ouee1ghfh e o. ~ -
commission. Prvst end airsu3 s.aegraph virus -
Aachmood Baatimora fhilAaapAda Nov Yek e
Boston. through which ocdsss ere executsd q e.
6eook Exchanees n thoss cisiss and rspcrSpa hook
promptly. ouotafaoas q STOCKS and Bonds sud IN.
formation regarding ths Maxkss reoeavsd throusA s
wires INSTANTLY direos trum The New yok Bsoe1
Exchange. M
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= 20 90 yNO. q. PRESOOTT,l r-,.
f.aa. JAS. FRASER, Trustees
JOS, T. cOLDWELL. AuctioneeF. my7, .. l2kla
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SUBURBAN LOTS
REAATING AvEMUES Just bEYOND BoUN
NNHOMAS e. wAG0AMAN.
i Real Estate Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY FRONT.
: tNGON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN STREET
EAST. AND ON n AND BOUNDARY sTREETS
al HHGGppMM6EN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
On On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. part Of lot Z. In square 94S fronting
% feet on 10h stret and imnediafy theresfter lot
n square north q TIA fronting ISIS street and
lay W on boundary street. Terms day Of Gala
mylo-d&ds THOS. WAC6ANAN. Auc43o0ear
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MIXERS CO.. Auctioneers
w x.El 49, 637 Louisiana Avenue
..4.4..ss---. Opposite City Post Once.

GOOD WILL AND UNFINISHED STOCK oNHANp
VIZ: PARIOR sui g. TURKIsH CHAIR I'm
P Miadlk HORSE wagon And SEA HaR
APP oTH H G01PS AH IE FFECTs OF The
STERY AND REPAIR SHOP, No. llO3 NINTH
STREET, CORNER OF L STREET NORTH
On MONDAY MORNING. NAY FOURTEENTH. at
TEN O'CLOCK.
''gs. CHAS WEEKS Salesman.
= mll-2t late with Duncaneon Bros.
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From the xew Orleans Pcayuns.
1t % not poiiteness that makes dude prefer
= stand In . strest car. n a his tieht
E0NeerA.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
TWo-sToRY AND MANsARD ROOF PRESS RR1cK
FRONT. WITH TWO-STORY BACK BUILD.
ING. NO. 1882 TWELFTH STREET NORTH

O'CLOCK We win sell in front Of the prem 2
ises, LOT u. SQUARE 274 -
fronting II feet 9 inches 18th eetnthwest with
depth OF % feet TO an Alley improved by well built
two story back building House contains nine rooms
Terms: One-hird cash; balance In and two years
noses to bear and to b secured by
OF all cash. af option OF purchaser. Conveyancing,
in seven days. otherwise resale ut sk and cost Of de-
fsultng after Eve days public notice Of such
resale in some newspaper pu5lshed in arlington.
DC. deposit Of 800 required a* time Of saae.