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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-26
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a little girl Of 8once wrote for me an
essay on newspapers. This was it
Newspapers are very useful to line
drawers and curl your hair with. Gen.
tlemen sometimes read them a. they 90
% the city In the morning.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-26

1t Is not unanimous yet. Only twen-
ty-six Of tho thirty-eight states have
Democratic governors. - Washington
Post.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-26

The Atlanta Constitution thinks that
Assistant Postmaster General, talks
with the air Of . man who wears his
hat on the side OF his head.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-26

-Four Western ladies linger at New.
port to avail themselves Of the Rhsde
Island divorce laws.
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n A. Y. q A. ~. Dsltn Lodge No H.
IA Regular oom ma nieationa, nrat and
M sSS.A. % ''''''K ,. J'Ss So. v ~ i1"'
uTAnT. Secretary.
o. o. y. PSonsar Lodgu
No. lTD.-R9gular meetings,
evory Tuesday evening. Vie
iting brgthron IN good stanA-
ing cordially iuvitsd
Il. n. BYnnLv. n. q.
". r. RoUn, ssoretaET.
U. W.. E::s:v EEI.::v !.::; I:ss' lss.::.; Ss 1
XIV. MOO. R.suass. -
n y M.DRKD POST. No. I7I, meet,
- hs N. the last Saturday In each m0uth
~ eenraAes cordially invited.
9 q onsnur. A1Jutsnt
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Farewell dinners to bachelors on the
eve Of their wedding day are in order
again.
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Items Of Interest in the Sundry Civil
HILL


Hill.
WASHINGTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE EASTERN
BRANCH CAPITOL GROUNDs-INTERIoR DEPART
MENT BUILDING-CENsUs
me sundry civil appropriation bill has been
printed. The following items OF District interest
are included In the bill: For the completion Of the
washington Monument, $3.50 600 For continuing
the dredging at the navy yard. SIS GOO For con-
structfng fre-prOof roof and remOdeling the halls
OF the south and east wings OF the building occu-
pied by the department of the Interior, 500 900
FOR continuing the work of the Improvement OF
the Capitol grounds, including permanent an
proaches to the House end Senate WINGS paw to
landscape architect, one clerk, and wages o. ne.
cnanlcs, gardeners, and workmen, $65, 900: and
GROUNDS, including approaches to the Capitol,
snail De estimated for In detail, showing what
mOd!ncat1ons are proposed and the estimate cost
OF the same. For completing the tenth census
and closing the bureau. 100000.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE-FEEs OF COURT cLERKs
TO complete the construction OF the elevator
and for repairing and furnishing the building oc.
cupied by the Department of Justice, $4,000.
For fees OF clerks, $780, 900: Provided, that the
clerk OF the supreme Court OF the District OF Co.
lumb1a shall make to the Attorney General his
seml-annual report OF fees and emOuments in the
same manner and under the same regulations as
cierks OF the other courts OF the United States,
under and In accordance with section 633 OF the
Revised Statutes, the maximum OF whose compen.
sation, after the payment OF office expenses and
otner allowances granted by the Attorney Gen.
eral, shau not exceed the maximum of $500, and
the balance OF said fees and emolumenus OF his
the provisions OF section 844 OF the Revised
Statutes
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DIR. CHEEyER's ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenera.
Tor Is made expressly for the of arrangements
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of the
generadve organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeatino
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years OF
use have tested it. and thousands testified
TO- weakness from 1ndiscreton. Incapacity. Lack OF
Vgor Sterty-in fact any trouble of these Is
cured Do not contound this with electric belts adyer.
sed to cure all Ills from head to toe This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
Information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co..
mh3-s&w 1O3 Washington street. ChicaSo
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.o BALTIMORE Y March n..yirsinia IS. consolidated.
f0 Ftsr stH; DO new news, S. COX BID today;
10h Flour dull and easier-Howard street and west.
cty I NH DO. e1sa d. family
25a6, So do. Rio brands. So0a6 .25 Patspsco fam
1Iy 675: do. superlatve patent so. Wheat-southern
dull and steady western easier and fairly actve south
ern red 2oal % do amber, l. 22al. 26: o. Mary
1and - bid; No western winter red spot and March
June. La asked. cornSsouthern quiet and steadss
western shade easier and dull southern white and vel
ar soz $780, Oats My AP6
Ssa;SS western white 65a66 DO mixed. 53s5s Penn.
t. choice Pennsylysn,s and Maryland
aeats-sh 3uders and clear rib sides packed ssalo
Lard refined, l24. Butter steady|western. packed.
ia roll. l5als Egys firm: IS Petroleum higher
oransry to fair. sss4 Sugar lower and aaiet"i
an is d 49, Fregh.s to Liverpool lower
SSnaSAd aeceptso o6 Las barrels wheat Ss
900 bush Is. shipments - wheat. So 900 bushels
corn, 70 600 bushels Sales-wheat, 465 900 bushels
corn, 81, 600 bushels.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
TWENTY SECOND STREET WEST BETWEEN
nj AND STREETS NORTH -

hUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. ON
IWENTY-SECOND STREET WEST. BETWEEN
M AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th day OFF,.
S S%ly D. 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No. l
District of Columbia and by direction OF the party
ssGnred thereby we win sell il front Of the premises
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF
MAJ MARCH Gu, A. p. 1888, AT. THE HOUR OF FIVE
81 situate t IL pt the city Of District Of Columbia
se se for the same feet eight
thence running north twenty feet eight and a hail
inches east one hundred and sixty two feet i've inches
to an alley; south twenty feet eight and half inches
and thence west to the place of beginning improved by
two story dwellings in front and rear.
Terms OF sale: ehaf OF the amo mt to be paid in
casni the balance in notes at six and twelve months,
with interest at per cent to be secured by deed Il
trust on the propery all cash, at the purchasers
option; deposit Of SIS will be required at the time Of
SALE Ii terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
Gays from day OF SALE the Trustees the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defang purchaser
All conVeyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost.
s., 4:
m14 1s. Is. q. %. 1928 'A''' -''' 'H"e"'
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OPPOSED FROM THE MINISTRY FOR IMMORAL
fRACTIsEs.-Lebanon,P Pa, Chassis OF the Reformed
church OF the United States. In the case OF Rev.
Alexander s Keser. OF Pottsv1lle, against whom
young Lady, Elizabeth x. Miller, preferred
guilty OF unlawful intimacy, breach OF promise OF
marriage and falsehood, and deposes him from tho
panied by her i've year old boy and testified tas
Mr. Ke1ser was the father OF the child; that after
ne had promised 70 marry they became TOO in
release from the support OF the child, and paid
her $500. but always promised 70 marry her as
to keep and married another
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BLAIR: On Monday. March 10TH 1883 st the rcd :
dence OF her son law Thomas e. Shoemaker $40
street a,s e. southwest Nr SUSAN BLAIR widow Of the
seysnty eighth year Of her ags.
May abe rest In peAoe. Amen.
JAMES. On March 18th, 1885, at e:ls O. M, NIL.
TON IRWIN, only child Of q. Clayton and Retecos A.
Funeral on Thursday. 18th instant at O'Clock q m.
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend
child Of %n ssd h Kate
one month and twenty -six days '"osss3s'
p.m.. from 1n h mednssa Ilth inst q
oouthNAst e~@'"o0s No' ~ ssrSeS
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Latest TGleglans to The star.
Enll Street To-day.

FRACTIONAL ApvASc: IN PRICES OF STOCKS
NEW YORK. March lA-The Posss SHANGHAI arti-
Gle says: stocks were generally strong throuE s
the forenoon. notwithstanding the manipulations
OF the money market for the purpose OF depressing
them The opening OF the market was q little
weak though, with only small fractional decline
from last nights prices Ths weakness, however,
lasted only few minuteS after which there
was an evident oeterminat5n to support prices.
eral fractional advance, which was fully MAIN
tanned at 1880 O'Clock, placing the general
ally higher than last night except in
the case OF Wabash and Denver, which were the
features OF the market, and advanced 1H for the
former and l per cent for the latter over last
nights prices The whole volume CT business was
however light, the total OF sales up to IL 80 being
about 100000 shares The coal stocks were firmer
to- day. Government bonds were i higher for the
Is and AIS and 4 lower for the extended IS ana n
lower for the IS. State bonds were nominal
and unchanged. Railroad bonds were dull and firm
the money market was made artiflcially stringent
on the Stock Exchange this forenoon for call loans
on stocks, and rates were successfully La13 IL
10 and 10, up to IL 20 O'clock The high rates for
money appear to be entirely part OF the tactics
for depressing stocks.
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VlHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
On w ST IDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
KER. '" oH oAnhhi' NhA" oo"-
Under decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis aAa
tr1ct OF Columbia, passed on the 9th G AZ of1F5$
March. 4: D. 1855 n Equity cause No. s:2si IS
THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MARCH A. d.
1852. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ !, in front
OF the premises, Lot numbered ffy-two (52 in SQUARE
numbered three hundred and sxtyseven (367) in the
city OF washington, District of Columbia
TERMS One bird cash and the balance in two eouai
at six and twelve months with interest from
sired: depesit of 800 required and all conveyanc-
Ing at purchasers cost.
JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee
500 9th street northwest.
JOB BAR >ARD, Trustee
mh14 dts 6U3 street northwest.
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4GT F9N SALE pS OF XALUAB LE,I 5MPRoyEp
SSSkzT7Es ss, WV RHTS5SN oSE1 nH! HHk HSS
ENTERTAINMENTS. No. 81 SIXTH STREET.
BETWEEN II AND STREETS NORTHWEST
ct H ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, shall zE:3
ssd n front OF The premises Sub Lot H. in sauare
inches deep to large public alley. improved above
Terms OF sale: One-h half CASH; ba time to he
ing at purchsseEs cost 500 deposit day Of sale
lite guaranteed perfect Ashfords abstract II terms
viii be re sold at purchasers cost.
Ut. COLDwELL,
mh10-s. W. s3ts Auctioneer
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THOMAS DOWNING. Anctioneer.
VNHOMAS K. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. los FIRST STREET NORTH

VEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 21st day ofE
February 1880, and recorded in Liber $780, folio k5
"a ct sea- one OF the land records of the District
secured thereby default having been made the pay
ment thereof the UNDERSIGNED will sell at public s1c,
TIL TaIR SCE pay OF MARCH. 1888. At FoUK
OCLOCk r: NJ the following described real estate,
situated in the city of Washington. District of Column
bla % witt All those pieces parcels of land situate
and described parts Of lots numbered two (2) and
five $3.50.
The terms Of sale One third cash. and the remain
der IN six 60 and twelve 2) months from day Of sale,
or al cash. at purchaser. option; the deferred paw
ments to be secured by deed of trust One hundred
dollars (Sl0O) must be de posted the day of SALE
IHOS: r. w. SMITH Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. mia 2awGds
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pointed as agent I'm place OF Mr. John 81. KING
MI. w. p. Wood, an energetic young man, son Of
the late Chas. F. Wood.
rested on Capitol Hill and are held for action OF
the Police Court. There might be Others caught
In the Smithsonian grounds and the streets rum
ming through the mall leading southwest
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CERTAIN sHAMs.

SwINDLERs AND THEIR yICTIMs-How CARE.
LESS PEOPLE sIFFER IN HEALTH AND
POCKET.
ESe-y streak OF sunshine creates shadow. and be-
hind every truth c-ouches its corresponding He Who
soever has not been In some way saed and robbed by
swindlers and their works has had better luck IN
than most mortas In fact the best witnesses to the
value Of gwen article the counerfeits and ita.
tons which to share Its without possessing
fraction Of its merit. Hence il Eoes without saying
BENsON's CAPCINE POROUS PLAsTERs
arepursued by host Of miserable and worthless mia-
tors, to appropriate what they Of tho fruits Of
it's victories. These leeches commonly take the form OF
q cheap plaster.
Now. these harmless and worthless pasters would be
detected in minute II people careful in reading
and remembering names. But most persons merely
glance at them. understand partially and forget in.
stantly. What RESULT This: Desiring to buy BEN
SONS CAPCINE PLASTER. their own carelessness
enables some storekeeper druggist who cares more
for five or ten cents additional profit than for the
OF an approving conscience. to roll them up instead
some cheap imitation with similar name The deceit
often works. while the fraudulent plasters never do
Don't permit yourself to be thus vctimized for lack
Of moments care. BENsoN's CAPCINE poRUs
PLASTERS have stood the test of science and experi.
ence and are the product of BOTH Examine the article
it.
seabury johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
York. Highest awards-medals-at International Expo-
sitons. mh10
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Ecosox1cAL AxD SAN


rs ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT 70 PURI; BErNa
fREE from ALL ADuLTKRATIONe. BUOH a
MARBLE DUST. ooAPST0Ak. PIPE CLAY. SILL
GATE. TO-. WHICH A19 UeED 10 ADD WEIGHT
AND BOT TIE CLOTHES.
IT ID SAFE BECAusK IT % NANUYACTuRn
FROM STRICTLY PURE NATERlAIA. VIZ, grEAH
REIIN8O TALLOW QRxRARkD 81 0UD0ELvnR1
PALM AND OOCoANUT sOuS, VHIIR a. TIp
CONTRARY 1ANY OF TIE SOAPS on TINE MAA
KET A1B HAD1yDoH 011EoB PROCURED YnU0(
THE oA1oAe9E3 on RUT1D DEAD ANHAI8
PUT UP II DAR4 And xVEgY AAB DRANDU
WITH oU1 NA10
1O8 oAI1 ~ 0AOCE1D OHuKRAIGH
AID W1zoLEsAL8 Al OYRIoR
- ~ WATER Dx1xD1s oBona1ZoWI no
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nANENHOwER 4 SON,
~ Real Estate and insurance,
1906 street northwest

' iaaS Street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hsTA "a 2s GHH S N4R s. 81
lots o. TENTA 2Sb ELEVENTH SShT H sTkRETs
EAST, NORTH OF STREET SOUTH.
bearing date January SD 1880 and dulV reoerded
in Lber No ss4 iio l2a ct seq, one Of the land lei
written
1SSH' e g5s"ssi g
real estate situate In Washington D. c. and known as
Lot numbered six co.. Of Thomas Tngeys subdivision
OF Square numbered nine hundred and ssventy-four
e. Also sub Lots numbered twenty five Sss) tw se1o
ssa s 1T Sasn saS 2
vision Of said square numbered nine hundred and
iSAH sosh h BY ss
depth Of lot numbered eighteen Qs) in square
privilege Of outlet three 60 wide in the rear Of
eaid lot to the public alley in said square, beginning
eight eight inches east from the new line Of said
ot thence running north three feet thence eleven
slgni inches thence south three feet theme west
provements thereon
Terms Of sale third cash. balance in one and two
per annnm from day OF sale psyabe Pe.
ally and secured by deed Of trust or all cash ct pur-
e4assa eDS9 Iss q
the SALE and terms not complied with in I days
from date Of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
chaser on i've days notice in the Evening star Con
WI %M: y y: H RS5fEAEzSaHH3STrR.' Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer ml2.d&ds
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PROVIDENCE, R. L, March 14-The independent
state convention met in Slade hall at IL O'Clock to
cay. Mr.. cushing was made permanent preSi-
uent. VIM. Sprague was nominated for governor
without dissent. committee OF seven was appoint-
ca 10 confer with any other organization" mean
Ing the democrats relative TO making the remain
der OF the state ticket The Democratic conyen.
ton meets next Tuesday. No very prominent
POLITICIANS were In the Sprague convention.
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ASTOUNDING Discovery.
MCKEONES GREAT LATHER SOAP.
This Soap has been examined by the best analytical
chemist In the United States and pronounced by him
marvel in soap making.

He was surprised at it's purity and extraordinary quail
lily. and even with all his knowledge Of chemistry won
ders now we ever produced such supremely perfect
aucle we snail be pleased to furnish any person with
his name and copy Of the analysis upon application
Inc very appearance OF MoKEoNE's GREAT LATHER
SOAP will indicate to the least experienced that
Is different from anything they have ever secn It will
do three times as much work any other soap; does
not melt or waste away in water; dries Immediately
upon being taken out Of the water and is the
noca soap you can Send at once to your grocer
and get cake of MCKEoNE's GREAT LArHER SOAP
and give fair trial. bearing in mind the fact that Won
are using An article the like Of which was never pro-
duced before, and be careful to note its pecuarites
For full and special directions for the use of this Soap
read carefully the circular In which each cake Is
wrapped.
Manufactured by
THE CHAS. MCKEONF Il SON SOAP MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA
Wholesale depot in Baltimore: VIM. H. CRAWFORD
q CO., ~ exchange Place. milo s&w7t
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As01 snounun6 .9266, 500
!. AgDl5caam fW rates 10 Olubs shopld b made only
r S SnrtSsr 81 in W. UoMpany e NeW QEeans
,.v cssr oSss 4y s1prenss xa6sEsd lestw O.
n. 4 DAUPHIN.
NEW ORLEANS La
sDss' Sss: I'll g t;sc 5ss Dsa.nr
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T'HoMAs E. wAaGAMAN. Reai Estate Auctione

H'noMAS Z. WAdGAMAN. Real Estate Aucdoneer.
TRgSTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL. PROP
EHIr CONTAINING ABOUT THIRTY. ONE (31,
H00MS. emo Known AS TIE LAFAYETTk
HOUSE G Sc SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECOND
Joy virtueof deed OF trust dated September 21st
IsnS seco5aed n L6er No 5S9 folio l0l Of the
inquest OF the party secured thereby win sel Al
I ftl NiNETEENTH DAY OF MARCH 1883. Al
EVE O'CLOCK NJ. all that parcel Of ground Iyina
b,s known Is all Of Lotyenteen 40 and the east sx
5eet o. Lot sixteen Q6) In Reservation numbered
toned above. ~ 9" A1en
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue in two equal payments At sir ara
t from day Of SALE with interest at six per
on the property sold or an cash. option Of the
sc, tne terms o. sale ara not complied with within
ss1 e ssss the property It hs .sk ana
wnen od u accepted. All conveyancng and recoriins
At purchasers cost. ~ AoS'A'AAAs
mh3-d&ds J. 4. DYER. Trustees.
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A Veto hY GOV. RufIer.

BOSTON, March IA sensation was created In
Gne legislature to-day by message, which Gov
Butter presented, vetOing the bill making apprO
prlatlons for the expenses OF the various chart
He declines to sign it for various reasons
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GEN. STONES vBrT.-Gen. Stone, Of eastern
fame, is expected In Washington In . few days
Gen. Sherman, who went to New York yesterday
to meet him, win probably return with him.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
~ the best 90 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
eo 6ne only place where hrst-cl SECOND HAND
or call at 1 0s'
'USTHS Old Stand. No. 6l9 street betwee 9Th and
It'll streets northwest
N. b. Note by mail promptly attAnded to- 70
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question OF compromise with the government In
the case OF Col Tom Ochiltree for q shortage In
accounts while u. S. marshal In Texas, Will not be
considered until the question OF whether his SAL
withheld by the government because OF his In
debtedness to the United States has been settled.
COL Ochlltree and his friends claim that such &C.
ton as the first controller has advised would be
an unlawful interference OF the executive with
the legislative prerogatives, and also that
and Senators and other prominent onicials who
are on the bonds OF defaulters in q similar posi-
ton to that of the Representative from Texas for
according to the rulings OF the Treasury depart
ment the surety on the bond OF defaulter IL Just
as responsible as the principal The question is
stu before the Secretary OF the Treasury, and In
General for an OnfniOn.
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TEE REsroSAr1oN OF Second Lieutenant Charles
=. Lloyd, 18th infantry, has been accepted By the
President to take effect June 10 16e8, and he has
been granted leave OF absence until that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-14

were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0n1cer to-day: am, 400; IL am, sos; pm,
ESQ., Maximum, $50; minimum, $50
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF THE STOCK IN TRADE AND APPLIANCES
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE LATE
ANTHONY BUCHLY
Under the authority Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia will offer for sale on the premises
.es nsES aaa ssah ssFf
sssSitmsnt pdsrtakns oods Appliances and
ANTHONY BUCHLT.
deceased and consisting in part Of
Gsssbsets , ce .s: assGrted sizes.
K Tss TSh. Collins.
shrouds, Gloves and Trimmings.
Hearse. Horses
rsr Wagons Double and Single Hsrness. &C.. &C.
Of e g.
49,. 3 w! T. 8 ao SSBBSsAhDS' Administrators.
mh12-det sos D street WY
RnT N HnSS SALE FOE OF 4ALTABLE BUILDING LOT
SHHf s shh IS sTTRhEfH
Of IT, ss sa5 s
SESaF 1t sr$s::ss
so 81 o scSording to the s9bdiyison
folio 27s. said lot has front Of 50 feet inches On
Terms Of sale: I'd Of the purchase money cash
and the balance IN equal nstaments at one "a and two
CD years from day Of sale the purchaser to give his
interest at the rate Of six per cent per aniium until
paid payable quarterly and secured deed Of trust
purchase An convey sncns at cost OF purchaser 800
down when property is f1fS; earns, r,,...
DUNCANsoN BROS. Xucts. mh12 d8ds
hE shhE OF ZIP PEs rs
TIE FAST -, SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
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BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of
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Booe ans as5s de-
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MARCH. 1883. At FIVE oCLoCK p n. the follow
ina dss1eea real ssste IL said e
70 wit: Lot numbered sI 1SSof tie snbdSiaon of pss
Of square numbered four hundred and nfy-egh (l56)
deceased. improved by ivessory brick building
ne terms OF sale 2: prescribed by said deerees are:
be e
from the day OF sale the whole TO bear interest from
deposit Of $500 required at the time Of sale The trus
rsk and Of the defaniting purchaser unless the
purchaser Of the shall comply With the above
serms within one week after any SALE All conveyancipg
JAMES G. PAYNE,
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. mh7.d&ds