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Ereei Cards and Chromos.

We will send free by mail a sample set Of our
large German, French, and American Chrome
CaSds. on tinted and gold grounds, with price list
of over 100 different designs, on receipt ola stamp
for postage. We will also send free by mail as
SAMPLES. ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt
of ten cents to pay for packing and postage also
enclose a confidential price list OF our large oil
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

Baking soda is one of the best
known remedies for burns al d
scalds. ItshOuld be Immediate '
applied, either wet or dry. 1t al
most instantly relieves the burning
sensation and helps to heal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

Coarse brown paper soaked in
vinegar and placed on the forehead
is good for sick headache. If the
eyelids are gently batIed in COLI
water the pain in the head il
generally alleviated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04
Kendall's SPAWN Cure
On HUMAN FLESH.

Veyy, lnd- Aug, i2ih 1881.
DR.. B. ]. KENDALL o., Gents;- sample Of
circulars received to-day Please send me some
with my imprint. printed on one szide only. The
KendAll's SPAWN Cureis in excellent demand with
us, and not only for animals, but for human
ailments also. Mr. Jos. Yoris, one Of the leading
farmer in our county, sprained an ankle badly,
and kno wing the value Of the remedy for horses,
tried it on himself, and it did lar better than be
bad expected. Cured the spTain IN very shsrt
order.
Yours respectfully, Z. o. THIEBASD.
Price 81, per bottle, or G bottles for s. All
druggists have Il get it for you or il will be
aent to any address receipt OF price by the pro-
prietors, Dr.. b. ]. KENDALL Co., En0sburg
Falls, VT send for Illustrated circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Oct. sly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

DaE e. WIS., Syavs 80 BaAis TREA1sESr, EuHan
iced spec,ac fr ,slsri Tsi'. Couyulon fh' Hsr'0u,
Su-sira Fesdahs Nrvc-' caused BY the use Of
,eoho or Tobacco Wasr Msuial Depression, Soifnng Of
The Brain re.uag e. iu ty pod 'dmg 20 misery decay .ha
i.nth Premature Old 10 E'4-,nns Los Ct Power IN eitne
s1 Involuntary Is and s. en.orrfaa eaufed by oves&r
on Of III. bran elf oyfldagnce Zach boz contains
me monihs 90 tox or ~ botsi Tor S9V'i en'
y, n y,el os recent 4 pr.s We guarantees SIX bOIes 70
n,s anv cae With eh received !, or six borei &C
UNNAMED with CO. p sri the purchaser our written guar
aatse TO refund ii- -y - treatment do. ne sis,1 er'
--,haoud, Va.
Nov Sly.
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Saved him 1900 Dollars.

ADAMS, n. l., Jan. ", 1904.
DR.. b. ]. KENDALL, X Co, Gents Having us
ed good deal Of your Kendall's SPAWN Cure with
great success, thought would let you know
what 1t has done for me. Two years ago had ss
speedy colt as was ever raised In Jefferson
County When was breaking him, he kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and tore Of his
hind legs all to pieces. I employed the best far
ries, but they all said he Was spoiled. he had
very large thooureh pin and used two bottles Of
your Kendalls SPAWN Cure. ard it took the bunch
entirely off, aDe be sold afterwards for flsOO idol
larsl. Ihave used ii for bone spsyips aud wind
gals. and thas alwayscured completely and lef.
the leg smooth.
Itisa splendid medicine for rheumatism. I
have recommended it to good many, ana they
all say it does the work. was Ia NitLerngton
& Kneeland's drug store, In Adams, the ethel day
and saw very fine picture you sent them. 1
tried to buy II. but could not they said II would
write TO you that you WOULD send Jue one. / wish
you would, aud will all the good can.
Very reepeCtfully. L. \ LYMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

Many costly fowl houses fail to
keep healthy their inmates prin.
cipally because of the absence Of
thorough ventilation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04
5arn' ann 4iresiD'
Farm and Garden Notes.

Farm and Garden Notes.
Plan your work and save worry.
Let tool borrowers be borrowers.
Make manure fine before using 1t.
Yellow corn is the surest for cold
land.
The best hired help is the cheap
est.
Good fences make good neigh
bo2s.
Fight stock vermin and plant in
sects.
Keep dirt, etc, out of the wool
sacks.
. Chopped beets are good for mich
COWS.
Sowing impure seeds brings evil
weeds.
Keep all farm tools, etc, in good
repair.
Sow fresh grOung plaster Win
grass seed.
Plaster is no good on damp,
mucky soils.
Bluegrass clover maze the best
pasture for hogs.
1t takes only one season to grow
hOrse-radish in perfection.
Wood ashes is an excellent fer
tilizer for onions; none better.
Use a currycOmb OH the COWS to
take out the loose hair.
A good farmer may be known by
the way he cares for his manure.
Salt fish are quicl est and best
freshened by soaSing in sour milk.
Excessive and late cutting will
help to run down an asparagus
bed.
By pinching back the buds OF
your Oleander you may make it
bloom in pot next winter.
The Virginia creeper is a fast
grower as a vine around the house.
In autumn it is of a beautiful color.
Sugar of lead rubbed on the erup
ton caused by poison ivy is bene-
fetal. 1t is poison if taken in
wardly.
Give your hens pieces Of old cab
bage, or hang a cabbage by a limb
and so near the ground that they
can peck at it.
An English authority feeds to
Z cows only the bottom of the turnip|
after the crown has been cut of,
thus pr preventing the turnip flavor.
Lima beans are grown more sue
cessfully if planted in rows, seeds
six inches apart, than if planted in
hills. The rows should be about
three feet apart.
An Englishman will carry melon
seeds in his pocket long time be-
fore planting, thinking they are
benefited by so doing, the heat
tending to perfect them.
A farmer who has tried the expert
ment recommends mixing coal and
wood ashes together, and applying
literally to young orchards in the
spring.
: A British medical journal says
that COWS drinks filthy water for
its saline taste, and proposes an
antidote in the shape of ROCK salt,
kept always in reach of the COWS.
Among the other remedies for
lice on live stock which are going
the rounds of the press, it is claim
ed that the water in which pOta-
toes b ave been boiled is quite eff
cacious.
A remedy for balky horses, which
works well, is to put a small stone
or sand in the horses ear. Gener-
ally the horse will start off at once
at lively gait, unless he balks
from fatigue.
1t is a good plan to make a
thorough cleaning.Out of corn cribs
and graneries at least once u year,
in order to get rid of rats aud mice.
Ifevery vestige is removed the new
crop will suffer much less loss than
by usual careless methods. Wheat
kept for years in granaries is liable
to be infested by the weevil, which
is very destructive.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04
KendaII'S Spavin Cure.

Fort Worth, Texas, March l2th, 1853.
MEssRs. b. J. KEADALL Co.. About eight
months ago there was valuable stallion brought
10 the stable Of Farnes aud Henry " be treated for
q bone SPAWN which was one years growth
and of pronounced size, and having learned
through outside sources that your Imminent known
as Kend4lls SPAWN Cure was valuable, com
menced using ii on the enlargement ana after six
weeks using and having applied two bottles the
horse was cured entirely, leaving the leg perfectly
smooth. CHARLES Henry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

1t is all folly to say love is
blind. A fellow in love is very
quick TO detect if his girl smil es at
the other chap. nsrl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

0DIIIhS s Sa.s sl,h saS.Es i sssf
WMlSfl ps sSsJfREls,i i s su. sEsti
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

!. An epienrean dish in Florida is
robins with mushrooms.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04

2l0 2l2 900
lLex.Man Le1t'n & winchsl'r
SOUTHWARK. daily Lynch g Accom- ton
exc sun. IL. Daily,e Sundy
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

THE COMPLETE HOME. q, as ,Ss S w.ss;s
box New edition.-New bindings-Nfv illusir.tiona
from new designs Ssperbly gotten up Same low pI.ce
work EXCELLENT TERMS. The hsndsomest pfospeesns
ever Issued. Apply =.
Also other grand new books and Biolss. 49,. -
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ing more money in a few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not re-
auired. We will start you. You can work all
the tine or IN spare time only. The work is IN
iversslly adapted to both sexes, young and Old
You can easily earn from so cents to s. every
evening. That all who want work may test the
business, we make this imparslle oher; 10 al
who are not well satisfied we Will send II topay
for the trouble Of writing us. Full particulars
directions, etc., sent free. Fortunes VIII be MADE
by those who give their whole time TO the WORK
Great success absolutely sure. Don't delay. StAi'
now, Address SIIssoS & Co. Portland Maine
Dec. u, ely.
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Boiling cloth makes neat cur
ltains, ~ @ Or -fo'efrTt ''si'7 s''
.F
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-06-04
TINE TABLE.

In Effect November 18Th, 1883.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

All Trains East OF Ohio river are run b,
Eastern Standard or 18th Meridian
Time, West Of Ohio river by
Central or Goth Meri-
dian Time.
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AOrnfor the working class. Send II cents
I'LL Ifor postage, and we will mail you free
ITIII ,IIsroyal. valuable box Of sample goods
UVA0 that will nut Won in the WAY OF max
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
The Bears at Work.

a DEPRESSED STOCK MARKET IN CONSEQUENCE.
NEW YORK, Jan, 21.-The Posts financial article
says:-The stock market was again depressed this
forenoon by the hammering or the bears and by
rumors intended to damage the financial reputa-
tlon or their principal opponents, and thereby
create apprehensions In the public mind. Which is
still demOralized by the events OF the last few
weeks The outstanding short interest in Western
Union, Mon Pacific. Northern Pacific preferred
81 Paul.. New York Central and Louisville and
NASHVILLE Was largely increased AT the close of last
week, ana Is now large enough In any
one OF those stocks to give the shorts
a terrific. twist II they attempt TO cover
hence their strenuous efforts to create d,trust and
cause decline in prices. The largest declines
however, UP TO IL O'Clock were not III any OF the
stocks in which there WAS the greatest activity.
but rather In those that were not supported by any
body. and were therefore easily depressed The
market opened u to % lower the latter on jersey
Central and Wabash. Manitoba ard Oregon rail-
way and navigation, however, opened especially
depressed. The former opened ia lower at -,
dropped 10 3d. recovered g and again declined to
So. making net dcuiin" OF -. up TO II o'cIocn
to 90a4, at which 1t remained at IL O'Clock. making
a net decline OF 2sl. Aside from these two stocks
the genera: market was frGer in the first
nIlefn minutes, and advanced IS 10 <.
From 1915 Until II O'Clock the IL irket declined
Ste3tliy. For Is minutes after IL the market WIS
stetay and there WAS recovery OF = TO per cent
I'M iiiter on Wabash, common. to 49,. but after
ll:l3 lne DOWNWARD course was re SllHtd and was
COMMITTED without interruption uIUi - -. prize,
DellF lower al that hour than 1T any previous time
In t.c forenoon. he market Tor riLro.d bonds was
though there WAS only moderate business prices
were ali lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

PAIIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1AE AODEL FAST LINE AND TEE ONLY LINE
BEIViLN
IEE FAST AND The WEST.
VIA. WASHINGTON
!

a y.
1OCBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER
s1EEL RAILS,
Leave Washington from station corner of New jersey
noe and stieet by Eastern STANDARD 18th AIeri
For Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and St Io,is
fhrSu Go and islscs III SeeIi Cars n, s Ss
Joints without Change. lOl5 calIy 10 Chicago.
Sor PittshurF al 1915 a. IT, and 40 T. H. daily $40
I'm 70 i1tfsbuIg Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
EoI Toledo end Do TIoit via Monroeville 1OI5 a. m
Shy with SLEEPER for Toledo Wa Wheeling and LAKE
Trans foE Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
Iarfor and SleeIirs cars a 1t L.
Fer balt1more oL week days ; go. 40 100. s1o.9
ute traisi 440 $50 10 Sit IGC o.iS pm -'---'
For Baltimore on sundays. 80. 500 500 a. M 1 25
Fur Anna oils, 10 nj Sos a,3h H. 10 and 40
.t on \ SUI day 200 a m, 4:4o II,
e:iO sam le;l0 PIN. $50. $40 and 1918 uln
Tor stations On Metro! oiitan branch. TAO and
daily t1cert sUndsv. 10y ISinctor, StsrFor AL IN;
'alIeJ BTaach, $50 daily except Sunday 3 20
pm daily for Frederick. am. lois am 445
For Ha-erstown lois am aid ; - pm daily except
Trains arrive from tie West daily 60 $50 AIN 22a
u, N New York and Philadelphia, 2:55. Scam. daily
e = - : m daily except srllday-
ron AnI.aIo1s ~ 10: ~ l50 e;37 pm; Sun
day lyiO an 81 PIN
From Lexington. - daily. and 2:l5 p m daily
FsoIn FrsdercE and Intermediate points. SIS 1000
Sunday; SO !. daily 1gorl Ioint Of Rocks
Tla 50 9, 6 10 and 10 so a M. iz:I5 80 !. so s
40 ~ S,Cc ald 30 ~. e p m on SUNDAYS TO-
Al traits from Washington stop at Relay Station except
Ohio Ticket WasfinEt6n Station Cis ana Isl
ana avenue cor,-er l4th street where orders
VII De taken Tor tAse ~ 1t checked and
" NJ CLLIENIS. NJ Of T. Baltimore.
L hi Irefl uC1rA yert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
Lynching Husband and wife.
TIE BRUTAL TREATMENT % RosE MATHEWS
NENGEn st NfSI ANTFS

TIE BRUTAL TREATMENT OF ROSE MATHEWS RE-
NENoKD ut yI6IANTES.
The hrst Instance % The lynching u a woman Ia
COLORADO occurred last Friday night neal ouray,
when Nike Cuddihoe ana his wife were hanged oy
yigilanicS terr1h.e retr1hution for the brutal
treatment ana fna murder or Rose Matthews little
ten Year ol6 srl. Who hNel with the Cudiihces -
litl4 prpit-t- \ laAe 4. ~e. tai dispatch 70 The
Denver N'S saturday night cells tlte story rs fol-
lows: between - aadl O'Clock last uignt lSnch-
~ went Ia Tie peiBuuico hotel. where Mike
'i"A l'' iii3 VIE aud .iuhu carroll were tempo
t.'itN .i..1 IA custody. They uNprp0Wrr,i sheriff
t"N and ais I-'>~' ana Irhk Ia. ur5~t,p,.rs awaN
'uli it1t an ar pleaded Tor merry, hul, as their
- AL ever o''n deal io the p.eadin.s for mercy
lyoh iHi t,,s,' MHu tIv lash ana other Mearous
81 torture had bt'n app.ird a. h'r. the vig1lanres
tiN'l i'rir ears - io CRIES ui thr prisoners they
"e'r taken oUi-.Ge 81 The town ll'ulf~ where lie
woman Ma~ fnE'd 30 fhe 1T i-1-;iolr OF a house
Ni'' LEI HUSBAND Mas strung The linlh Of a tree
on TIE oHir'>-i" SIDE NJ fhr mad The WORK Vas
Gn'lA AID hcdttt done \ Part ~ the y1gtlsntcs
l3"N tifi'.. IA q ha--y .Iu followed a ilfer,.nt
direction stiia Threat tuyl L,u WITH Au,hius hpt tr
~ i'uGd INIT he Mas Hut ~ Culdih,ss's Al the
yl1.e 81 no l'iyrCl'N> tr tHaHf ~ the little gIil
N"'u 'niab'r ans Ills wife Werr taken fi,,nl fl,.
HDtci tN1 "a las broth ~ ana brother IN law We're
l.tH,n' Ac.Nl,y ARMED, Out They dared not defend
them. 49, N~'~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l-virginia SKIES. past due con-
Ios 81 new ten forties, 80; Nirgin. ,hrees d
to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan Election steady-rnia Hing Iob5
Ell Flour straightforward street and western sl,i.,r
2@a32: do. extra. 3;Va4o.,: do. family 49ua5 IS
CITY mills spcr, >. 80: do extra. T. % do lo
brands 90 Pa1alsco family. ESQ; do supera-
hllrr southern red. lra9l 10: do. amber ll2sl
No l Maryland l.l-31 13; No western winter red,
SiHt l o. or January loiai oi74 Fsbruary
Cora loi,inay s,esdy-Soutiieru white Gosl: do. vel
loW. 6Za63 western i.uYcI. SPOT. JlCOE January. 3
asked: February, 80 a5ys. Mar, h. COaG0 : May Tat
sta1er, BOY asked Oats lower and dnll-southsrl,
4iiG western White. 43a45 do mixed 42a43: Penn~yi-
va,lia l2a45 Rye dun, 7Oa72. Hay firm and fai;ly
a.tive-priine to choice PENNSYLVANIA and Ma-yI:.,
45Wal6O0 Provisions fairly steady-Aless pork. l. -
Bllk nle&ts-shnuldeiS and clear sides, packed
H.. Hsson,shouliels, ~; clear rib sides. 80.
Hams. l3'sa!4 ~. lLcrd-rctned TO- Butter firner-
wssisr1 l.eSeH losz3 ,:t.-a.aery 25asS Esstr sh
refined. S4a3'a. Coffee dull and easy-i,o c.r-sues
.trriinary to fair, nsai2's- Sugar st.ady-A soft.
and steady, Ilssi laa Freisnts to Liverpool per
steamer dull-cotton lower Sled; flour lower Is Sd
gr.n steady lad ReceiptsEour 1870 barrels wheat
70 po bushels; corn. 5000 bushels: 1893 .,,sile
rye lGD b'ishrA. Shiplaents-wie 3O,ooD bushels:
corn. 1000 bushels: oats ono bushels. Sales-wt,at
a63.oUJ bushels. corn. 60D bushels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
The Scranton post Office Site.

Mr.. HILL EXPLAINS THE MATTER TO STAR RE-
PORT FOI!GER'S FORGETFULNESS.
EX-Supervising Architect Hill stated to a STAR
reporter to-day, in reference to the Scranton post
Office matter, which was referred to at length in
Saturdays STAR, that the commission appointed to
select site for the building at Scranton reported
unanimously in favor Of the present site The
Secretary OF the Treasury approved their report
and the matter was referred To the Attorney Cen
as Is crStomary. Before the response was received
from Mr. Connolly, stating, on the authority OF a
mining engineer, that the foundation would
prove insecure. as the site had been under
mined by digging for coal. This letter was
misaid shortly after its receipt, but Mr. Ill., bear
ing in mind its contents, wrote u the postmaster
at Scranton, by direction OF the Secretary, TO in
vestigaIe the charges He reported that there was
no foundation for them. and that the site selected
In every way satisfactory. Ills report was fol-
lowed by 4 letter frotn eX-RepreSentative Scranton
setting forth that the charges arose ftOm the
grievance Of dissatisfied parties, and that
there could be no valid objection to the
site selected. Upon these representations the
matter was closed. All Of the Official letters
were signed by Secretary Folger, and his alleged
ignorance OF the matter arose probably from for
getfulnesS. The fact that Mr.. Connolly received no
to his letter Is accounted for by the letters
being mlslaid and the writer's name forgotten. Mr.
Hill found the letter, however upon clearing up his
desk preparatory to retiring from Office To re-
fresh his memory Mr. Hill accompanied the STAR
man to the architects Office, where the tnforma-
ton gained accorded with that stated above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS jalO-d&dS
GyHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ PR0rE Nos. $50 AND 40 NJ STREET

GyHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ PR0rE nTY, Nos. $50 AND 40 NJ STREET
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of Thea
District of Columbia passed the 3lst day Of Decem
Der. 1883 in Equity cause No. g. S67 Doc. Is -
wherein William Duvall Ia complainant and Ann DuvaI
Mitchell ct al. are defendants the undersigned as
Trustee. will sell at public auction in front Of the
premi;s,es Nv the real
luInbia. to wit
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTIETH 1884 at
FOUR O'CLOCK M,part Of lot numbered fourteen "a
square numbered four hundred and forty nine COY
bounded follows Beginning at the Of an Alley
forming the eastern boundary Of said Lot and ten (lO
feet west from east line Of said original Lot numbered
fourteen uD running thence west fifteen Q5) feet
thence south one hundred Q00 feet thence fteen
u5) feet; thence north one hundred l0 feet to the
No $50 NJ street northwest.
Also IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
Lot lsttered E. IN Hardness recorded subdivision in
square numbered five hundred and fourteen 'front.'
ing twenty and half (20} feet street north
by depth Of hundred (100 feet improved by
two-story frame with onestory brick back building
No 4l0 n street northwest.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
Of the purchase money In cash; and the remainder in
With az Pr cent interest from day u sale for Witch
property sold deposit Of oiOO sha be paid down on
acceptance Of bid each parcel to be foEfeedOD
compliance with terms Of sale within ten days Al
's''n''nx 4 q Or dRSEhS Trustee
Second COmptroller's OfRce
~ q. Treasury Department.
J. 7. GOODWILL. AuctioneeS. &lS-dts
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TIVE GREAT

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~ EFFECT NOt LABEK lstH i,ss
TRAINS LEAvE WAsHINGTOS. FROM Station CORNER
IoTI1ttsburg and the West Chicago Limited EXPRESS
Jam Sis ,y Win SaT sI 2. 9tg f day Fast Line
Cincinnati, Western ExIres- - 2 IN. daily with
CHICAGO. via Columbus and { s. l. &T L. r. With
fsie.ian- Car I1ti.bur5s t. Chicago Nal Express.
BALTIMORE AND IOTOMAC RAILROAD.
fo-0y p d.. daily except saturday with Palace C.rs
nsshlnstOa Il Rochester. and WASHINGTON 10 Buffalo
1Es'r -aEiiT Washington Oh Saturday :iigLt VIII no.
Fer Nl-ials,.:. Ioca Haven and EIIlira at 9loa. ~
s:r NV on and tie Esst, SIS a IT, Io.-oa Lao.
ills p e. inre I i re q sG quinn M .T S9 a and
ys s,s 49,. a L. S z,fS s1e ~ sunday
Per Brocsiyn \ j. ali thrcurh trains connect at Yer.
e-recJ 'rsIsc I Fulton -rrtet avoicl, oufir fqr
Fer fh aI{-r fs% hG q &C.. Syi o.-o,
70 - - = m On Sunday. fl. los: and ii Il D ln
Fer balnoIe 80 sis - 900 i 70 a m and "A
- - 40 % 1-40, 1000 snj I-l5 p M On
Sunday 4olU:SOa n.i oU ~. 74O. 10 and II Is
IeI Pypts Crek Line. CSC q In and 44op. m daily
FL Ai4I-aios o.5oaEa and 4;4orrn daily e1ceptsun
N NA4 ASP AiI1ASbiiA NJ N2shisG Gus
Jsr Al.5 "a !7 81 225 IL o5 and ll95 ain.
20 -. ~ t15. so AID II 80 pm OE sundayst
yeF Richmond anu liz scu,i 81 and IL o5 am daily
1Is,Is lesTe AexsnCrs for vail ZION o. so n n
AID ln--D % 3.05. =. : 10 e. and M am
n aIld Il 10 midnight or SUNDAY at 5 % and l II
f,ket> and Information the olce northeast corner
ltt stree; aud Fnnsy lvarlA avenue and al the sta
Ten where Ie lett king Vi "a;
sz.e &c destination :ren, hotels ard reeidences
1,.s } MOOD. General i4ssen.er Agent.
tHAS ? Oh. Gsrerzl MsIsztr nil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
1tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
- PROV ID REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY AND
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BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed the 4th day Of Deem
her 1888. III Equity No Oh. wherein Anna ILL
NJ Stenacker ct al conplainants and Jacob Mem
der ct al defendants the undersigned. Trustee
will offer fOr sale at pubic auction front of the prem
ises. ON MONDAY, the TWENTI-E EIGHTH DAY OF
JANUARY. AID. 1884 1T HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK PM TIL fO lowing described real estate stu
ate in the city of "ashinrten z. Deserted all Of
Lot Numbered one u and part of Lot numbered two
CT III square numbered five hundred and fifty begin
IE north street eighty feet nile inches (Sl
tt IN from tn southwest of said square five
hundred and fifty and running tenceeast two hundred
and twenty-five fet t222 t. less the ex-
tre eastern portion of said square; thence northwest
along tn e II Boundary avenue or street two hundred
and fifty te six inches t22 it. in) thence south
one hundred and twenty five ct inches (l25 it.
in 10 the Yl1ce of beginning.
Terms Of sale Prescribed by the decree: One-third
90 cash. and the balanc in (2) equal instruments
al six 90 and twelve l2) months with interest from
day Of sale, to D secured by deed of upon the
premises y deposit Of one hundred dollars will be re-
quested at the time of sale All couveyanciug and ne
coriilg at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRlNER, Trustee,
322 ~ street northwest.
d. l. COLDNEl-L- Auct. ja1o-eO&ds
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