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A HARD ROAD TO
TRAVEL.

Judge Hoadly the democratic
candidate for governor of Ohio
has encountered the roughcst sort
of 'sleddin,f since his nomina-
ton.
At the very outset the nomin-
alton cost him $4,000. This came
to Gov Fosters car from such Il
reliable democratic source, that
the governor thought it too good
to keep, so he let it out. IIoadly
was filled with virtuous wrath
thereat, and Immediately went
for Gov. Foster, Indignantly de
nying the charge and deiiantIy
challenged the production Of the
evidence. 1t was furnished him
upon demand, and was SO couclu,
sive that IIoadly fell INTO a tow
ering rage, denied the whole story,
and at the same time charged con
spiracy and bad faith upon the
part of some of his new democrat
ic brethren in the Bourbon house
hold. IIoadly then opened the
campaign in g ingspg .sneech in
which he completely stultitied
h,mself and his previous po-
litical record. Then Judge For
aker, the republican NOM
inee, in speech in reply,
fairly denuded him. Then came
the Commercial Gazette of Gin
cinati, with a full report of one OF
the ablest republicans speeches
ever delivered by Hoadly, duly
annotated and compared, which
made such a showing of glaring
inconsistencies, that the champi-
ons of the democratic nominee
were completely dumbfounded.
In the meantime Judge Foraker
has been warming to the work IN
l.. nd, and is reported to be maxi
;nno vigorous and thorough can
vass am, Us being greeted by audi
oncos MN >bering thousands at
o,cb Of his /. >eetings. In short,
he got the "bul lsre' on Hoadly,
and has kept him blowing the
dust from his nostrils anu clear
inc the sand ont of his eyes from
the start. The Nboys i'll blue,"
are with Foraker, to a man, and
the "bold soldier boy will win.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

Ivnched ut Oakland. Miss. ls.t Thurs
sIav .Ioc Payne tcoiJ They say he made n
full confe~ sion to having murdere Thorn
as sales (whitc). a young merchant Ell
Gagged in ilI4incGs in Daklan.i. and WAS
killed on the 2oIh-of last .JuIy. Payne w;a<
only taken on suspicion and siid 10 con-
less, and was hung by Il mol last Thdr>-
day without Judge or jury.
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THE EINDEPEND d ENT COLO RED
NOV EN- ENT.

w ASHINGTON. -. ~, August =.
William G. Chase, the editor OF
the Bee, newspaper OF this city,
and a colored man of standing
and influence, says that what Is
known rs the independent fac
ton of the colored race is insig-
nificant in strength, and shows no
symptoms of growth. He said
he knew Mr.. Hamilton, formerly
of Washington, but now OF South
Carolina, whose letter appeared
in an eastern paper, and coHli
say he was not known among col
ored people, and had no follow
ers. AS to the abstract question
he might admit that it was not
wise to have large solid bodies of
voters in the community, wheth
er negroes, German or Irish,
whose votes could always be de
pended on, but he did not think
it safe or wise for the negro vote
to split at the present time, nor
was this view held by any con,
siderable portion of the race
"Who may be called the lea
ders of the independent colored
movements was asked.
81 will name them, replied
Mr. Chase. "They are the editor
of the Savannah Echo in Geor-
gia: Mr. Fortune, of the New
York Globe: Peter ii. Clark. of
Ohio. who is supporting Hoad!y;
VIM Still of Pennsylvania, and
George T Downing, Of Rhode
Island. DR. pcrvis has been
classed among them, and has act
ed with them in the past, but has
recently renounced allegiance to
that faction and claims to be once
more an orthodox republican.
On the other hand are massed all
the great and recognized
LEADERS CT THE CoLoREo RACE.
such men as Douglass, Bruce, FL
lott. Lynch, Gibbs, Langton and
many others. The colorcd press
Is almost unanimously against
the movement. There are now
120 newspapers in the country
edited by negroes. Out of all
these only two, the New York
Globe and the Savannah Echo,
support the independent idea, and
the Echo only so far as relates 10
local politics. On national issues
that newspaper is reliably repuh-
lican. Mr. Fortune of the Globe
is an able writer, but his inilJl-
ence Is confined to his readers.
He does not affect public opinion
at large among our people TO any
Great extent. | think | know
coiorcd sentiment on this subject
pretty we'll, continued Mr. Chase,
Il meet representative cOlorcd
men here constantly and talk wiiII
them freely. Register Bruces
house is a Kind of center where
prominent men meet and dIscu
questions, and ! often exchange
views with them there, and as Il
result of these discussions | can
assert confidently that the negro
has not weakened, and viii not
weaken, in his allegiance to the
republican, party, and that des"r-
tions are mainly due to spite or
desire and hope OF office.
Mr.. Chase said 1t was nonsense
to talk OF the negro swinging
away from the republican party,
Ne one could appreciate the dcrp
feeling that exists in the colOrod
people on this point by their de-
votion to the memory of Lincoln.
1t was on account Of this grateful
reverence that Secretary Lincoln
would prove in bis judgment, the
strongest candidate the republic
cans could put up in 1884. He
had advocated that nomination
for months, and he saw by his
coIorcd exchanges that the idea
Il ,,.,,,,l lon ,nn.,or hn,,,
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
"rhere IS 4 better day coming.
Wait little longer.

"The republican party must
60" "Turn the rascals out"
shouts Dana of the New York
Sun, and jeff Davis and old Sam
Tilden join the chorus.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

AuGUsTA, ARK. Au", Is, 1888.
Editor Mansion
Dear Sir-l' ours to hand; send
paper on; Will subscribe by the
year in u few day, commencing
with August the lst- The Man
sion is one of my standard papers;
cant do without it.
Yours,
II. n. iIFATHEKS.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
Public Sale of Valuable Lands.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
August !. 1SS;;.
In pursuance Of instructions frcm the
Hon. commissioner Of the General Land
Office ut W aShIn%Ion, D. G.. we hereby de-
clare and make known that Il public sale OF
valuable lands will he held ut this office or
the Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1SS3. at which
time will he offered the following lands:
The y half OF ) " quarter of section L..
township ( south. range III west. 9Th Drln.
n!er. The said lands Will not be disposed
OF AT less than two dollars and fifty cents
per acre.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-
Cmptioii To said lands L. II 'tuired to cei,,h
l-h the saline to the satisfaction Ofthc Il: .
i-trr and Receiver of this office, aud make
payment therefor soon ~ pra:tirHhie
alter the publication of this notice aud be-
fore the day Of sale: otherwise such claim
will bee forfeited.
NJ. ". tIRES. Register.
{. +. y EI.ST5Y. Receiver. aug II 1t
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
ADVERTISING RATES.

Ten lines constitute an incii-one
insertion Sl.0n; 80 cents tor each
subsequent
Local notices To cents per line.
Business card:,-n0t exceeding
two inchcs-ard paper per month,
one dollar
Iii advertisements due alter first
Insertion.
For special rates address the !'"-
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Notices al births. deaths and mar
riagcs, ..n, over six lines in length,
free.
Articles ronr- tj,sn column in
icn..th >,ji! r": H. inserted, nn!ess
by speci:,i arrangement.
Anony nous communications VIII
he consigned 10 the waste basket.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

Died. in this city, on the 18th INST OF =
cOnwc>tiye chill, after one week Illness.
Jack Lewis. aged 30 years. He was iiRitor
uSpcabntiy school and highly respected ht
all. hntii teachers and pu:'ii>. aud was in
trrte, at t;hiald cemetery toy ihG nitt;t
Hr"therS OF F.ienti,hlr, nf " hIch he was a
member. lie leaves I wit. and many
fricuus TO mourn hi~ death.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

+ J Sanderline, of Denver, is
worth $50, 900 and his rents
amount to an income of 5000
monthly.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE,
No. 2i;.

Complaint having been entered
al this office by Peter Wilhelm
against William Lohr, for !band II
ing his Homestead Entry Ne. l2,9:;6,
dated December ,, 1851, upon The
\ w quarter S Il quarter. and W
ha,f \ y quarter Sr,f'. u, Tow n
snip n, Range l3 west, in pu!as ki
county, Arkansas, with Il view 10 he
cancellation Of said entry; the SAID
parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this office on the :'d day ut
September, 1889. at 1890 o'clock Il.
IN, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abaudC IT.
ment.
NJ. W. GIBBS, Register.
{. +. KELSEY. Receiver.
august lit
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

Judging from the crcdence
which the New York Sun Is at
taching to the fabulous stories in
vented by newspaper correspond
ents, pTr2ortlng to be interviews
with the irnte Dorsey: that jour
nal would tain persuade the pub
lie that that individual was the
chief factor in the success of the
republican cause in 1880.
If the Suns romancing state
ments we're to be credited, an ar
tist might depict the situation by
representing the ubiquitous Dor
sey with his lips close to the pres
idential ear, while both arms
were up to the elbows in Uncle
Sans money bags. The whole
story is absurd, and just as un-
truthful.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

Two young ladies excited a mob
in Colorado town by appearing
on the streets with Mother Hub,
bard dresses on.
Should be q crime here.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

DIED.-At the residence OF the
parents, on the 18th inst. Sarah
Jane, youngest daughter of Rob t
T.. and Sarah Jones. OF Group;
aged four years.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18

Indiana is havin" considerable trouble of
late in financial circles. Last week one or
two banks suspended on account Of run
on them by dcpositorS, and another Indiana
bank-the City National OF LfwrenceburG
closed its doors last saturday. The vice
president fed the money Of ihc depositor>
into a saw mill,
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
SuReCR,rTlol, ..tIEo.

Invariably in advance.
Tn" names and addresses must ac-
company auy and all communlct-
tionS,- plainly written Nj money
let .cr- Inu-l h.. res; - and post
off e orders drawn "a !avur al and
addressed -
llEvGI .>.NNENs,
Nn. .lI Mann Ntlt"t.
.atie Rock. Ark.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
GARLAND COUNTY

At county convention held at hot
Springs. on Wednesday. August l,t. lsS''.
Napoleon Rowell and l.. W. stone were
elected delegates TO attend the state Con-
ycntion, 10 convene here on the 9th inst.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
Railroad Time Ia Bile.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Memphis 4 Little Rock.
Little Rock No 1910 am
Little Rock Nos 12:05 pm
Memphis NO2 BOO pm
Memphis No 1880 pm
National Republican., 1883-06-09
No Tea. 4. .ao 90 wlmblodon.

New YORK, June s.-hIr. Alex. f. Kur-
sheedt has addressed tho following to the
Office of tho associated press in New York
90 deem it my duty to notify you, in order
that you can duly notify the press of tho
country, that the probabilities now are that
no international team will go to Wimbledon.
A special meeting of the board of directors
has been called for next Tuesday afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock, TO hear tho reports Of my
committee. Since l addressed tho acting
president on tho twenty.eighth ultmo, no
subscriptions have been obtained by those
outside of the committee, and our labors fail
to reach the necessary amount, Nothing has
yet been received outside Of New York and
Brooklyn, and so unless subscriptions to u
considerable amount are received from Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Newark, Washington, &C.,
before Tuesday we shall report failure,
and tho money collected will be returned TO
each and every subscriber and the National
Rifle association Of Great Britain advised by
cable that the match is off,"
National Republican., 1883-06-09
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Maryland avenue northeast, between First and Sec
ond streets, three story brick, III rooms, stone
. hnish 5000.
Vermont avenue and Tenth street, three story brick
II rooms, $500
site Franklin Square, three stories. back build
ing, IL rooms SS,O1O.
New York avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, three story pressed brick, $1,000.
Twelfth street. between N and o, nearly new, three
story pressed brick, back building, collar, marble
inantlcs. walls painted and trescoed, 5000
Twelfth street between and o, three story pressed
provements, IS ZOO
Tweinn s,iert, setween N and o. new three story
and basement, IL rooms, all modern Improve.
ments 5000
o street, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth, three
story and basement S100iO.
Tenth street northeast two story frame rooms, gas
and water, lot b5xlG5, S2,l0O.
Thirteenth street, between ana II, three story and
basement new, bay window TO top, II rooms,
$1,000
Vermont avenue and II street. two story double
house, 10 rooms side lot $500 . =,
street. between Eighth and Ninth, three story, Day
window, 10 rooms $500
Twentysecond street, between N ana U, new three
story pressed brick, 10 rooms $1,000.
q street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, three
stories, IL rooms, south front, stable. $4,000.
We also have several fine suburban houses that we
sell ut "a bargain,
National Republican., 1883-06-09
RYoN & TRACY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Bi3 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

On street southeast, between Second and
Third, most delightful 3-story and base
ment brick. containing 10 rooms and all
modern impr ovements; lot 81 feet deep to 30
foot alley, and set with several varieties of
choice grapes and rare collection of howers
$500
on Fourth street southeast, between A and B,
2-story and basement brick, rooms and cell
lar, all modern 5000
Two frame houses in eastern section OF city, one
of which has 10rooms, with every convent
ence, and In perfect repair, adm lraby suited
to n professional man; also good stable In
rear. The adjoining house contains 0rooms,
with modern improvements. This property
is offered at n decided bargain. Price for
both houses 1850
On Tenth street northwest, between and =,
Groom brick, lot 20xl0O, comfortable homo .
good investmen 800
On street northwest, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth 7-room frame house, with mod.
ern improvements and in good order; lot
2Ox1O1 $500
Three beautiful lots, Second and streets south
east, at 81 per foot.
Very eligible lot corner Seventh and East Cap
itol, 57x75. at 81 per foot
Also n very delightful as we'll healthy coun-
try residence OF o rooms, with porches
tending entire length Of building, latrobe
stoves, DC; fine stable and carriage house;
good tenant house of rooms and II acres
of highly improved land, fruits of all kind
and choicest variety. This is really nice
place, and will be exchanged for city prop
ery. $500
Farm OF 30 acrcsin Prince Georges County, Mary
land with all necessary buildings, including rosi-
dence which cost Si2 600 TO build Price, 5000. Easy
terms and long time.
The above is only o small portion of tho property
In either city or country have for sale and upon
equally as favorable terms.
National Republican., 1883-06-09
FnY Snle--8nnsrs

EoR sALE-THE PROPERTY CORNER OF
~ fifth and Franklin streets (i52l), occupied as
grocery storei price, $500 Apply on premises S5t'
INoR SALE-HoUsEs. FROM si,sOO TO $1,000;
E northwest also vacant lots In desirable Locations
WALTER ~ WRIGHT, St Cloud building. ieI.at
IToR sALE-oN q STREET. SOUTHEAST, a
G two story brick, with brick back building and
largo yard pressed brick 'front.' with brown stone
stops aud trimmings; basement, kitchen, and all
modern improvements. This house has lust been put
In perfect repair and Is bargain at 5000. SWORN
STlDr n BRA DLEY .0lS street northwest ie66t
National Republican., 1883-06-09
uN1Mpnovnp oIrY rRorEnrY.

Maryland avenue northeast between First and Sec
Ond Streets 1SNlOO 7Oc
Vermont avenue, near II street. lot 20xl0O,6 &c.
o street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, lots,
25xl25. 81.
Twenty-second street, between NJ and N, lots,
20x1O0, 75c.
Twentysecond and N streets, southeast corner 122
feet on n by 100 on Twenty.second street, fS0c.
O street, between Fifteenth aud Sixteenth, lots
20xlO0 81.
National Republican., 1883-06-09
gUst nn0 fOnn0.

Il osT-THURsDAY FORENOON, A LETTER
j addressed to Mrs. H. w. Baxter The finder will
bu rewarded by leaving II at the Republican Onice
ies'3tt
II oST - SOME LETTERS AND PAPERS BE
IL longing to \. NJ. Bliss OF no value to anyone
bni the owner AnvOne hndng thOm and returning
them TO j. V, N. lIUYCK, 1908 Pennsylyani ayonue,
Will be suitably rewarded. je7'3t
4 osT-A LADYS NARROW, CHASED GOLD
J. bracelet, probably IN Bolt Iinc car on q
street between Eleventh and Twelfth northwest.
Liberal reward by owner. Mrs, A. b. G., 707 Twelfth
street northwest ie7-3tt
National Republican., 1883-06-09
Ct0utntional.

MISS j. n. SMITH, RECENTLY FROM
NL wellesley College, with wide, experience IN
teaching will open the middle of June, NJ 1916 n
street q summer school for pupils Of ali grades In
English Latin, French, and Germani pupils lifted
for iall examinations: day and evening sslonsi
lessons private or In classes; terms moderate
le5-i2tt
CtuMMER COURSE AT SPENCERIAN BUSI.
- ness College corner Ninth and streets, In Pen.
mAnship, bookkeeping, aud Correspondence for
June. July, August, 1854 bay sessions, m. 10 ~
M, live days each week. Evening scssOnA 10 p.
~ four evenings each week. These sessions prov
practical training for youth and men and women
during season when habits of indOlenoe and indul-
gence In expensive pleasures are liable to produce
permanent injury. Special rates Of tuition by the
month or quarter. Scholarship for year. day or
evening $50. Special classes In practical writing,
game At beginning OF each month, sixteen lessons
sh Call or send for circulars
HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS SARA A. SPENCER Vice'PrnclphL
TTowE'S BOOK -KEEPING-M oNTHs or
il study saved. with penmAnship, &c, t3 monthly
separate ladies' department. CIV, HOWE, q! sey'
enth street. my9lme
National Republican., 1883-06-09
Gurhisb 8atbs.

NEW TURKISH BATI tDR. BoVEFsl,
N Iii7 street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday, open from u m. I'LL 10 y, mi SatuR.
day, l2 p m Baths o. tickets SL9o. ,,-,-,.
upG DIR ii. l.. BOVEE. Electrician
IINHE SHEDD BATHS. 003 u STREET NEAR
i Ninth, wen known aa the oldest and hest In the
city. This bath IL constructed with view 10 COnyen'
ence, being on the Hrst hOOr Turkish, Russian, SUI
phur, and MorcurlM Baths given with skill and eK-
perenoe. Manipuaor OF ten years experience AZ this
sunday nom o. M ~ y N. mrSu
National Republican., 1883-06-09
ToIIN LYON,
i5Os PENNs YLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WAsHINGTOH, ID. q.
nIrh and low nressnro

IIIET WIlV TWW WTt0aTITU
STEAM HEATING AND VENTILATING
for an classes OF buildng Special attention glven
to heating private houses. Old or imperfect working
Jobs renovated and satisfaction guaranteed. Heating
and ventilating Green Houses and ConseryalorIea
a specially.
National Republican., 1883-06-09
8taI Gstait.
DARKER 3 TOWNSEND.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS.
lns STREET NORTHWEST.
8tnI estnit.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

But nino lots left square 30 Most desirable loca
ton around Washington, overlooking the entire city
day. Terms easy
We also have several very desirable lots fronting
on Binney and Fourteenth Streets north Of the col
lege.
National Republican., 1883-06-09
RsaI Gstate Sruhrrs.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule ol our houses,
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices NC, and how thoy may bo
seen, Property for sale In all parts ofthe city Money
TO loan on real estate Call.
h. II. WARNER, 0i8 + street.
National Republican., 1883-06-09
EOR SALE

FOR SALE
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY,
WE WILL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET CHEAP
IL SOLD Al ONCE
BISHOP & HILL
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
1908 Fstreet northwest
National Republican., 1883-06-09
amnafnifnie.
4mustmtnts.
nRIvERs SUMNER GARDEN.
No FAMILY SHOULD MISS WITNESSING THIS
NNIaI.IEt.l unnnIl A


Extraordinary engagement, for one week only, Of
Carlo Benedetti. the Wonderful swedish Phenome'
non. The Medical College Of New York pronounce
him the wonder Of the age Prof Hardlngs Biurama
and Balloon Ascension, the Baby Elephant, and q
vocal and Instrumental artists every evening.
ADMISSION. AS USUAL. ONLY 10 CENTS.
A BNERs SUMMER GARDEN.
CONCERT THIS EVENING BY SELECT Or
CHEsTRA.
THE oBERFoRsCHER TYRoLEAN CONCERT
TROUPE
Consisting of five ladies' aud three gentlemen.
Admission 10 cents. Season tickets at rcduccd rate4
THLET1O PARKi
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. JUNE Ii AND IL
FOURTH ANNUAL RACES
Of the
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB
Also
GRAND CONCERT
BT THE U. s. MARINE BAND
so-soLo ART1srs-5o
Under the direction Of Prof John p. sousa.
Admission dncluding seat. Cents
Gates openat2. Concert alta Races ut $3.50.
TTNuE wAsHINGToN SWIMMING SCHOOL
a New York avenue, between 18Th and lith st9
OPEN For THE SEASON.
Gentlemen--7 to n m go TO 10 y. m.
Ladies--i0 n. m. to ~ m.
- Boys-2:30 to y. M
Water constantly changing and arti1cally heated.
Single bath, 10 cents; 10 tickets, s25O instruction
course, 81
National Republican., 1883-06-09
fOr 8rnt- TlistrIIanrous.

A STORE OR OFFICE, IGx30 IN ENCELLENT
IA condition. between II and q streets northwest,
for So. Inquire after o'clock. ic0.Jt'
NOR IRENr-OFFICE ROOM, SECOND FLOOR
IL front nt 0l0 street northwest; possession given
~ once. Inquire, on premises, of FRED. w.
EVANS Ie7.3tt
National Republican., 1883-06-09
NOR SALE
ny
+. II SMITH & SON.
sis SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HOUSES.

HOUSES.
Large double tnrce.story brick, 10 feet front,
New Jersey avenue, $4,000
Thrcestory brick and Side lot, NJ, between
Ninth and Tenth .... .......... 1900
Elegant three-stOry and basement corner
house (new), N street northwest, ,.....,,.,. 1900
Ing above, 10000
convenient three-story cottage ana grounds, -
Threcstory brick IS feet mont, Tonting park
ntftWea hVOO
Beautiful Queen Anne threestory brick, III -
Fine new threc-story brick corner house. 1hir-
tcenth street northwest ...... =. 1000
Three new threcstOry bricks, Thirteenth
street northwest each -,......... .......... 1000
Threestury brick aud stable nearly new, M -
street nortnwest ;,.......,..' NOO
1hree-story brick 90 rooms) New Jersey av-
onue, near $500
Thrccstory BRICK. $ street. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest ...... 5000
Twosory and basement brick 90 rooms), 80
street northcnst..,. ..,.,...,.,,,,. $3.50
Three story brick corner house, Capitol HILL. aOOl
Two two story bricks adjoining above, each.. 2i0O
Two-story brick corner house, II street north
Eight handsome three-story bricks new Six.
toenth street northwest. 1900
Ten room corner house, Twentieth street -
-, i fl0o
ghrcestOry and basement brick, Eleventh
street nOrthwcst,.. 900
Three story brick, Tenth street nOrhwcsL.... 0,000
lhree,story brick and side lot, Tenth street -
Pierce Place, $500
And numerous others In all parts of the city.
LOTS
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle o by 50.
Lots on Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth seventeenth, and Eighteenth streets NORTH
National Republican., 1883-06-09

FJIHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHIN
IL ton by the finest workmen. Call and see spegl
mems. Nsh0nal Republican job Rooms
Wy ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Beall. Room T. 1s2O New York avenue IL q Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner. Examiner. and Notary
Public always In oilice nom a. M to5 p. apaOiy
National Republican., 1883-06-09
GnsNital

MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS ENPEhIENCE
~ and over 70 years NJ 9OB street southwest. A
guaranteed In every of gOnOrrhea. syphilis
and loss ofseNual power. Medicine furnished. Adj
vice iree. my2&3mF
National Republican., 1883-06-09
Business Gbautes.

Y IBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ON Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
bylyaniA avenue. alaa6-f