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ATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1884.

railroad, SO that the county collector could
collect the tax thereon.
The assessor asked an indcXed book.
Referred to committee on claims to make
the purchase.
Mr.. Russell offered the following:
Moved that the president appoint a com
mittee of three to wait Oh the county
court and request and urge them to pass such
an order rs will cause the sheriff to have
cutters cleaned once - week around the
courthouse rnd pavements kept in order, and
railing to keep horses off side walk.
Carried.
The mayor appointed Messrs. Russell, Will
liams and kreihn such committee.
Mr.. Russell offered the following:
Moved that the secretary be authorised to
so arrange y light for his table HIS Is needed
for him TO do his work, not interfering with
lights now over same.
Carried.
Mr.. Russell offered the following:
Moved that all matters appertaining to
Summers contract on furnishing curbing as
reported by Improvement committee, Winsor
and Howell. be reported back to them with
power to act IA they think proper, in his moi
having complied with and take such action As
they deem best, and report their action to
this council ut their next meeting.
Carried.
Mr.. Russell offered the following:
Moved that committee on Improvement are
hereby instructed to zee what is needed to
prevent dampness coming through wall on
northwest corner and wall on southwest cor
ner of council room, and near bell rope il
ceiling. and that they have the same repaire,
at once.
Carried.
The following bids for brick culvert ant
wing walls ut Jordan's foundry were reat
by the mayor.
Mr.. Berry's bid was opened, no bon ac-
companyins it Mr.. Williams moved that it b'
rejected. Carried.
Mr.. Williams moved that Mr.. Farrar's bill
be rejected. and that the engineer be in
structed to file specifications with The cit
register.
Mr.. Russell moved a substitute, that Mr.
Berry's bid be sealed AM returned to In
Mr. Farrar's be returned; the engineer be in
s~tructed to prepare plans and specification!
under the instructions of the improvement
committee, and That the work be re-adyer
tised. Carried.
Uba ,o,,no;l oI{o,rnaI
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Rucklen,s Arnica salxe.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores.
letter. chapped hands. chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by d. W.
B. Tevis. 1an5Yl
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FINE FARM rOR SALE

TTNHE farm known as the Duggins
i farm. situated about three nliles ~.
southeast OF Lexington, one hundred III
and sixty acres fenced and one hundred IA
and thirty acres In cultivation, good land. well
located. plenty Of good water. also thirty -One
acres OF timber. Terms Of sale made TO suit
purchaser. PiIca OF same and terms male
known on application. Apply 70 the nn'er-
signed ut Office Of Taylor & Lrsuenr In court
house. ROBERT TAII.OH,
aug30tf Trustee.
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Independent Candidate.

CoRDRR. Mo-. March l8, 1884.
EDITOR lNTkLLIGRNCKR:- Please announce
my name as AN Independent candidate for the
Assessors Office of Lafayette county. subject to
the vOt. of the people.
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A @ C~yclopedia.

The faculties of Yale, Harvard, Prin cetOn,
Columbia, Cornell. Dartmouth, Brown, Will
liams, and other leading universities of the
east, have passed resolutions recommending
JOhnsOn's New Universal Cyclopedia as the
best published. This work has the indOrse-
ment of almost every literary man Of note in
this country. Alexander Stevens called it
''the greatest work of the age"
The gentlemen whose testimonials appear
below are well known to the people of Lex
ington.
LEXINGTON, Mo. Aug. &c. 1884.
MR. S. c. LEAvELL:-From a rapid exami-
nation Of Johnson's Universal CyclOpedia, l
can commend 1t for its comprehensiveness,
fairness, accuracy and ~cheapness. For pop
ular use 1t Is probably the best published.
The a%ppending Of the authors names to the
principal articles is a valuable feature.
j. A QUARLEs,
President E. Aull Seminary.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, Aug. %, 1884.
Mr.. s. C. LEAvELL:-After a brief, but care.
full and comparative examination Of Johnson's
New Cyclopedia 1 am prepared 10 say that ]
believe it to- be a most excellent work and
"olCI1 IA q u III otClJ - ~ -
brary. SANFORD SELLERs,
Principal Wentworth Male Academy.
LEXINGTON. Mo-, Aug. &c, 1884.
A. j. JOHNSON Il Co. ,-Gentlemen:-Ir
response to your request for my opinion o
Johnson's Universal C%yclopedIa, permit mt
to say that l nave not made an exhaustive
examination of the work, but from such eX
animation as l have been able to make l re
| gard it us the best reference work eXtant. Il
is comprehensive, concise, reliable and admir-.
| ably adapted to ready reference.
THEO. G.. LENNON,
Supt. Public Schools.
This Is an American work edited by Amer
leans, the first great cyclopedia that is adap.
ted to Americans. 1t treats twice us many
subjects as the Britannica. over twenty thou
sand more than the American Cyclopedia
1t contains as much scientific matter Il.
Britannica, and twice as much American an.
scientific matter Us the American. 1t IL re
vised to date and is especially full on subject
of living interest. 1t is not "a compilation
from old books and periodicals, like tn.
American. but every article WAS prepared b,
a specialist for this work. Mr.. s. c. Leavel
is in the city handling this work, and 1t I
hoped that our literary people will give it al
examination. auY30 IL
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To Sporusmen.

just received, a large lot of breech and
muzZle loading guns. Please examine nv
Stock. aug3Ot2 &, H. SCIAEFEkMEYER.
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Barrels, Barrels, Barrels,

Always on hand, ut less than Kansas CITY
prices. Next door to Arcana Hail, LeAlug-
ton, Missouri. Address orders to
aug3Ot2 o. T, STEVENSON
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Tea and Coffee

The place to get your tea and coffee, is at
John POwelrs.
Choice japan tea, per pound. ........,.S 40
Extra choice Japan tea, per pound. i. 90
Fine favored ~YOunshyson tea, per b.. 80
Choice new crop Moyune Gunpowder
Extra choice new crop Pea Leaf Gun
powder tea, per ID l 90
Extra choice Spring Leaf Formosa
Oolong tea, per ID ................ 80. 90
Choice COngon or English breakfast tea,
pei ~
4 n Roasted Java coffee for. .......... l 90
At ID Roasted Santos coffee for .......... l co
3 ID Roasted Gautamala coffee -. ..... / 90
& ID best roasted Rio coffee ............. l 90
6 ID Golden Rio coffee. l 90
6 ID Mexican coffee l 90
7 ID Fancy Rio coffee . ........... l 90
Also a full and complete stock of staple and
fancy groceries. Respectfully,
aug3Otf JOHN POWELL.
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Can be hal on favorable terms at Mr.. John
sons, 800. Washington avenue, st. Louis.
only u square from Exposition Building. ct
Notice to School Directors.
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School Notice.

Miss Gabrielle Hawkins school will open
the first Monday in September. Room corn
er of Franklin and Ash streets. a16t3s
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Slealtii prop rsnis VIII W. r..;eIv.,i nj t,.e Once
- OF the tity Register AMI Treasure. uuLli
noon, on
TUESDAY l. rEMBEI. OH. 1881,
tor II Barrel BRICK tu Vert, me hun red amt
ten ieet long niU) .anI three () irri In Tie clrnr,
Inside MIA walls To lie nj e 90 la, he,
thlck, with two wing wall, ON g. q wes. eat.
said wing walls. To b. Invent, two t.:) ,uc,,..,
thick, AMI live Ia icrt high above TIL surfur
anu ten (o) l. et IN Inc n"rli, , u,i. al - tn UO)
iert on lie south emf. Saii Cu,>e.l tn To-. I'll
g"ui htrd brick. i've oI eiinSs zee lai Tor
uruIhs on Cedar :trett. ON eI,:i, sii,: uur, ru,l
milo riiid openings eighteen (lS) i.ci t,iiu, ripc
To he furnished 10y III" Guy. shalt b. well II Il
ana crniented; alsb nli b. iCk work ,uu-i h- IaIi m
'' nieht. and III: on II nuIi.i, hard ioun,i al IN. aIs,,
two wing walls To he BAN al ,Lu iu:el ur raid
calvert on ''aci sii" Oi the r,iivert iv, AMI Que
hnli CID or three t3) Iret In " illh, tiiirtr. u tiaI
inclie, timex. and live t5) ic.thixh bids must
htit.. the lrict tor the Job
All bIdr must be nee .inpanied with q go,d
anu suiil'i.n nj bond. and should have q cupy of
Tits aivri tisrinrnt fastened to the bid. 1 his
WORK to hs done under the instruction of Tin.
City Engineer and Improvement Committee. and
To he paid Tor IN city warrants. For further IN
iOrmntIon see plans and specifications of ihs
City Engineer on file in she Registers Office.
The ciiy reserves The right 10 reject any and
MI Dids e.. &. WALLACE,
City Register.
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NOTICE TO ~CONTRACTORs.

AlEALED proposals Will De received at the
- Office OF the City Register and Treasurer until
noon, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH. 1884.
for bids TO haul from the streets of the city of
Lexington to some suitable place away from any
and all frequently Travelled streets as may he
selected by the City Engineer and Improvement
COMMITTEE. all the dirt. trash, rubbish. and
other distractions that are raked and swept up
in %.nltntle piles to b- hauled. The .,lIt, trash
rubbish, ami Other ob itrnctinna Ia be h auir,i
away once II week. AMI IN FRIDAY ii each week
II the weather viii admit II Ia hr done. from the
district as follows: On 18th >ii.s of N.rlh
stree from InIr.i street L.. College street. tui
IT., III Main Cross STREET Ia Franklin str. ct, AIT
Laur.l street to Franklin stree. AMI aiI Cross
betw' Ell Main I ross street AMI Latr.l cite. /.
street and ON fiahk.,n rt.e.L To Flu ,r eel
and on north site "l Fra kin street nom Elm
street u Lynn street
The brl, arc for the term %. one year, and
each but must b.: ucco.,p mel with u gnO.i III
ruiiclent bond. and should have IA copy % Ih.s
advertisement fastenet tO thu bid, lhn wU.k To
be paid Tor IN city warrants. AMI Ia lie ,i..,,e un-
,ier the Instructions Of the Ciiy Engineer uui
improvement e 'nInittre, and The wurk t. u..in-
mence immediately.
The city reese. Yes the right to reject any OF all
BIDS.
& e. WALLACE.
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f.. WINROR,
A. WALK.

Mr.. Williams, from the committee On or
dinances reported an ordinance regarding
water pipes in front of business houses
which was read a second and third time and
passed by II unanimous vote of the council.
Mr.. Winsor brought to the attention of the
council the street near Mr.. Harrison Smiths,
and asked that it be graded and repaired. So
ordered.
Mr.. Williams moved that Bluff street, near
Mr.. Clark's, be repaired. Carried.
MIR. HOWELL moved that Branch street at
tue intersection of Coal be repaired. Carried.
Mr.. Williams reported that the gas COM
pany has turned the water into Pine street
that the committee and engineer repair the
street; and that the gas company he instruct
ed no longer 10 cause damage to the street.
Carried.
Mr.. Williams moved that the
and engineer be instructed to buy rock of Mr.,
Cavanaugh's manager and have the old
broadway hill repaired.
Mr. Russell amended, if not to cost over
20.
Amendment carried. Motion carried.
Mr.. Homer moved that the register be in
%structed TO advertise for crossings ut Smiths
On Rid.ewuy, at the PRESBYTERIAN church, and
At Teris' corner. Carried.
The city register stated that the county
clerk wanted 10 know what levy the city
would make for tax o II the Missouri Pacific
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Board and Lodging for Exposition
Visitors
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The resolution was adopted by the council.
Dir. Winsor made the following report
from the committee on improvements:

~ EhAIS"IoN, HIo', AHYuBL II, 1871.
To the Honorable Mayor and members of
-Gentlemen-The committee to whom was
referred the contract of MIR. Simmons for
hauling Iock for the city, beg leave to report
that we have performed that duty by ex-
! aiming the original advertisement for bids
for said work. also the hid rs made by MIR.
simmons, and the bond for said work rs filed
with the city register. Aud find that they all
agree in stating and s%ettinsforth that the rock
TO be hauled by MIR. Simmons was for pur-
poses of being broken into McAdnm and no
other.
Respectfully submitted.
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THE TOMB.

Died-In Washington township. Lafayette
county, Missouri. August Hb. Of Bright's dir.
ease, Judge BENJAMIN +. VlCkARS, one Of
our Oldest and most respected citiZ>ns.
ontrrApv
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NOTlCE .r.l CnNIRAIvrnux

(I-alett prop ,sais VIII uc r..ceIv.ri AT Tue once
- OF the .ity Register AMI Treasure. uuli
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THE CURIOUS NINE.
A Figure Which Seems to Have Been
Lucky Presidential Number This
Year.
From the Frankfort Capital.

From the Frankfort Capital
The figure seems in this. the year 1854. TO
be the lucky presidential number. Cleveland
has letters and Hendricks has Q. Grover and
Thomas have each 8, which are only gs turned
upside down. Now for the 9s: Nine times are
81, and and are g. 9 ard are Is. and and
5 are g. Take Grover with 6 letters and Thomas
with letters, and times are 50. and and 6
are 9. Grover has letters and Cleveland o and
b times are "a, and and are g. Thomas has
letters and Hendricks has 9. and times 9 are
Oh, and and are Q. Grover has 6 letters and
Cleveland y, and times are 81: Thomas has 6
letters and Hendricks 9. and 6 times are 81
and a and "a are l06. and aud OS are O. Cleye-
hand multiplied by Hendricks make 81 and
and are o. and vice versa makes Is. with
and 1 are 9. and 81 and 81 added make
162, and again comes from I and and , added
together Thomas and Grover each have let
tiers, and . times . are So; Cleveland and Hen
bricks each have Q. and times 9 are 81 and
either Grover Cleveland or Thomas Hendricks
has and y. and D times are "a; now add 3S
u and "a, and you have III and again YOU have
from and aud /. Now multiply Thomas
ana Grover, each. together. and you have SO;
anc multiply Cleveland and Hendricks, and 9
together. and you have 81 and the two, Sc and
81, added. give you H. which again shows /
and i and are 9. Take Cleveland and Hend-
ricks, letters. each. and add together.
ouu you nave 10, anu tnen multiply the
same numbers and the sum Is 81; out Of the
FIRST you have and 8 are 8. and the other and
are 9. and Is added TO 81 makes 80. or two g.
New York has SO votes. and again. and are
y, or multiply and you have times are Is, or
I and are Q. or multiply the So by 3 and you
have los. and and are 9. or multiply the SO
BY and you get 216. or again, and / and 6
IRE .. Now multiply New York. SO. By Thomas
or Grover. g. and You get 2l6, or and and 6
are y. or multiply. New York, SO, by o and You
get 324. or three and and make 9. Now add
y, is. 80. So "a. ~ 81, H. 162, l08, Ill, 2l6
W and "a and you get 1 ,512, or and 5 and
and are g.
Clevelands electoral vote, 2l9 shows the Q
again, and his excess of majority is Is, or two
more 90. besides 1 and are g.
The Cleveland and Hendricks evidently
have Blaine and Logan in the hole, and the
Cdpadl turns 1t oyerto the curious Tor further
Development.
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VNEE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

III PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ TO THE NORTH. Visit AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
JN EFFECT btCEMBER I'D 1854.
trains leave WASHINGTON, from station OF 9th
For liJisbnIr and the west Chicago Limited Express
soa me- I to C nat ~ and N 1a WITH Iasi l
rig Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. and Hotel
with Car Altoona g cSeao Si T1
press 7.a6 p. m DAILY. with Palace Cars 70 Pttsburs
ri,tSfSgTE 70 cheaSo hs lSrTsss 10 @ daily
:, BATTiNoRE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
loevp; m; d.ly; except saturday. with Palace Cars
For Willianlsport, Lock Haven and Elmra Ut 40 m.
daily. except sunday.
2e0 400 1905 and Ii is q m. on Sunday. 100.
100 and IL so m Ligted Express OF Pullman
For Boston without change. 100 every weekday.
For Brooklyn, 4 f. all through trains connect at Jer-
sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex afording di
Iect 70 non street. avoiding ferraee
1ss .sS 80 s and Il. q 200 1, 80 COO
ll-le m Limited Express Gao a m daily. except
For Baltimorc G.s5 7l5 $50 go, HOO A. m, 1905.
zoo: 400. 425. 40. coo. 74o. 10 90 and IL 10 m.
On SUNDAY, s4a iAOo H. IN. 100. 6oe 7.ao. 1000 and
For Pores Creek Line. ea5a m. and 44op. M daily.
Fer Enlapoiis Gssa m l2o5 and As p IN daily. eI.
asB SssssI syh
For Alexandria GO. 200. eo5. lol and us5 a. m,
205 AZ, Is, &C., SOS and Hiss D. m On SUNDAY
st6.00, 925. 1l.cl a m, sos y.
For Richlaond aud the South, 600 and IL on 4 m daily
Trains AeSasi sa for eos 500 co.
10l0a. m; Loo, 3o5 q, $40. 7.05 and 10 40 d. IN,
and II 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday a
500 and lalu q. M. 9.o5 aha loso D. m- and 11h
night
Tickets and Information at thc oce, northeast
sf 18th stree. aud and at the
ton where orders be left for the checking bar
gaze to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. L. PUGl1. j. X. WOOD
General MANAGE General PASSENGER Agent
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

II
SCHEDULE u EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC 2isr 1884.
UNTIL FUhTEER NOTICE
Leave NaslllSton from station. of New Jersey
Fer CnIcasc, 300 a ln and lei m. daily. The 900
am Is last Limited Express to Pttsburr and Chicago.
aC0 No extra far els charged on this train Tor
For Cincinnati Louisville aud ST. Louis daily at 30
pIn and 10 10 pm. with Through Coaches ana Palace
sleeping to above points. without change % D.
Louis arriving il ,inc1,lai: next ornins nj 50 St
Louis 80 y IN Noextia fare is chars, tins
For Pttsbure at g. 90 m. with Parlor Car. and $40
I'M dsiiy 10 I1tt.e,rg Cleveland and Detroit with
For baltimore week days 6:lo 40 $50. $40 and
$780, 40 O. DO 5:iO 7:i ) ana lo:sop IA
az am ia5 =. Lao so gig ie 80 : - n moo
For POINTS on re ralroad and points
For Annapolis. GAO 2. m and l2loand 4sop. m on
For Way stations between washington and Baltimore
10:S0r m. On sundays 81 m. and i:55 40 :: s
% a. M H. except sunday ana $50 pm. daily
on Meiro cy eT r,pcb nds, for %ncp station.
gay. Tor iexinrton. sisuntSn and Wiley branch
s9 a. ay sfSsP, SUNDAY Tor Frederick soS
tIHaselstoNn. 9:Oo a. III. daily. except Sunday. and
Trains arrive from the West daily ESQ., 7:2oA m. l:ls.
Sunday, I0:Sl a. ~, 6:s5 ,. M.
From Lexington. $50 p n. daily: eIcept SUNDAY.
From Frederick and intermediate points. s26. a. m
1 and Il Leave r. r. .,t 6ag e ,O sunday
$50 80 and l9:So n. on SUNDAYS, 6:3e. 500
Ali trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station CT.
Ior further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofhce-Washinston Station, 6ig and 1851
viii be taken for baggage to be checked and reccyodAs
g. DUNBAR General MANAGER, Baltimore.
DO C. K LORD. Genl Passenger Ageut
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STEAMER I. V. ARROwSMITH
FROM FRI STREET WHARF
Mt. VERNON. MT. VERMONT
STEAMERS.

CENFRaL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW loaa AND HAyRH
tolnrany's pier. No AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. Newlork
Labrador. ierier d'Hauterive. Wednesday Dec 81
p.
ST. Laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday Jan :, Ioa IN
Alnei i4uc. Sanfcl,. Wednesday. Jan. IL , T.. IN
CHECKS payable sight In amounts suit. on tia
Eanque TransatlGntiQuc nj Paris LOUIS Oh bEBIAS
Agent No. q. Bowling Green New York
CIV. MOSS 21S Pennsy wanna avenue,
:; ". DOTELER & SON. 9e3lcnnsylvsnia avenue
ga Agents for Washington ID. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS, Auctioneers

nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
ADMINS TRAITOR SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, &c,
CONTAINED IN HoUSE No 1923 I STREET NV
Also,
TWO STALLS IN THE WESTERN MARKET,
KNOWN As Nos lo4 AND los
By virtue of order issued by the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, holding Probate Court, will
sell a. pul lie auction. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER TwENTY-sTXTH A. D. 1854
At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the premises.
Two Stalls in tine Western Market
Known as Nos los and los
SAME DAY. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, on the premises,
the entire Household Furniture Carpets contained
IN House No. 1928 street northwest consisting of
Hair Cloth Parior Suite. Walnut Chamber Suites
NJ. i. Table. Porticrcs. NJ II. Siiebu ard,
Dining Chairs. Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut Desk Mattresses, Feather Beds
pillows and Bosters. Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
Kitchen IteQu SITES &c.
Terms cgsh. WI n WETZFl
Administrator OF the estate Cf Richard L, Thomson
deceased. dg2.o2S24
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CuT1ouR a.
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN AND
BLOOD UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED.

VIM T. Totteu, G72 North Tenth street Philadelphia
reports that OF his customers stated him mel
dentalIy that he feeling well and had gained
pounds in the last all Of which he
attributed to systematic course of the CUrIcuRA
REsoLvKST. which has proved effectual when
al other remedies failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
CrRFn Ry currcrHA

Ny skin disease which resisted several popular rem
edies and other remedies advised by PHYSICIANS has
been cured by your CUTICURA REMEDIES. They sur
passed my most sanguine expectations and rapidly
effected cure. j. c. ARENTRUE
Vincennes. Ind.
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SORES ON NECK

Chas. Brady. Somervile. Mass who refers to DR. J. J.
Wood druggist Of that city, ce-tifes to wonderful
cure OF running sores tho neck which had been
treated by hospital physicians without cure and which
yielded co implicitly to the CuTIoURA REMEDIES
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE WEST
END FIR SALE, BEING No. 17l3 II STREET

END FIR SALE, BEING No. l7lS H STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
district OF Coiqn ba- in equity cause No. 9i2f in 81.
wfich Amy t.. B2imail and Others complain N~A
ants and Amy e Seal and Others defendants will
cher Tor see 1T publ auction, in front of the enis
on WEDNE-DAY. DECfMBER TWENTY-FOURT
1854, at FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the west part of lot
numbered hve 90, in square numbered hundred
division o. said square in he city of Washington -
the said part OF lot fronting TWEEN yve 25) feet and
line @, inches on street ana running hack with that
width one hundred and fortyniI t149l feet six t6)
inches toan alley twenty COD feet wide. and CONTAINING
thr, thousand eight hundred and forty. nine 7-l2
(3s49 lY square feet. more ess. The lot i'm
proved by slbst tial brick Il eing.
Terms: One-fourth cash. residue in equal install
nents III one two ana three from da of sale the
purchaser to give his promssory notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest the rate II six I'D per cent
per annlnl payable semi-annuaY. and secured by u
deed o. trust upon the properly sold $3.50 down at time
Of sale. Conveyancing at EXPENSE OF purchaser
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts dIs.dS.Is