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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05

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Custom Grinding.

Settles Anchor Mills are now being run
NV Mariwether q Gilmer. Custom Grind
tho done. a~WANTED-To buy Corn and
lug lug 80. jan5,S4-3t
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PATENTS

obtained, and all other business In the y IS: |
Patent Ofice attended 70 Tor MODhAfE
Our ONCE Is opposite the u. ;. Patent
Once. and we can obtain Patents In less
time than those remote rom " asniing.oh; :
natentability free OF charge and we make
no CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PAT
when patent Is granted a drawing ofyour
tnveution with claims, your name and adj
dress, win be published I'm the United States
ceI4rc cSl AND T'HsE Only ONE THAT
PUBLISHES THIS FREE.
We refer, here, 10 the Post Master, the
cIais OF the Il. al. Patent ONCE. For circular,
advice, terms, and reference 70 actual clients
In your own state, or county, address
q, A. SNOW a. CO.,
Opposite Patent once,
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05
Saturday, January 9Th, 1894,

tho following described tract of land lying
in District No, OF Montgomery county
begins at southwest corner OF dover tract
north 21%o east 10 poles to stake ana point
DC east "a poles to Red River; thence up
Red River i221a poles to two beech trees, the
northeast corner of the dover tract; thence
SSs west 63 poles to n stake in field; thence
south 215o west 81 poles TO stake In NERO !;
thence north $50 east "A poles to the oeglh-
ming. containing 40 acres by survey.
TERMS-One-half cash, balance on Twelve
noonths' time. Notes bearing interest rom
date and lien retained. No redemption.
N'''o r. d. MOSELEY, Clerk.
Dec, Is, lSS3-tds By G. H. BAILEY, ID. Z.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05
SECONn WARD.

"rM. r. BRINGHURST-We are auth
w orized To announce WIN. X BRING
HIyRsr as a candidate for Alderman Irom
the second Ward, at the ensuing munlclpal
election.
TOHN YOUNG-We are authorized 10 an
81 nounce JOHN YOUNG as "a candidate LOT
Alderman from the Second "ard at the
ensuing municipal election.
Beginning where College street intersects
Cumberland river, thence with the CentLe
of College street to First Cross street, thence
with the centre of FIRST Cross street TO Com
merce street; thence with the centre OF
Commerce street to Cumberland river
Thence with said river to the beginning.
Votes polled at last election, D.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

w. r. Adams, Admir- OF II. M. Northington'
VS.. Mrs, Ellen Northington and others.
p,,rorapt tn an order made in this cause at
the Decamber Term of the County Court OF
Montgomery county, Tenn, / Will sell 10
the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05
FOR ALDERMEN.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
TOHN RICK-We are authorized 10 an
I'll nOunce JOHN RICK as candidate ior
alderman from the First Ward, at the en-
suing municipal election.
DUNCAN MARR-We are authorized 70
J Announce DUNCAN MARI as a canul-
date for Alderman from the First "aru' a'
the ensuing municipal election.
BEGINNING at the lower Red River Bridge,
running thence with the centre OF oeCo.fG
the centre Of College street to the CumD per,
land river thence with said river TO hed
river; thence with said river 10 the Oesih-
ming.
Votes poIled at last election, 50.
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1862.

Wishing our friends prosperous New Year. and thanking
them for kind patronage extended to us IN he past We
would at the same time notify them that have made consider
M reductions in price of Winter Stock and offer
ing Extraordinary Bargains In
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05

Thefollowing list of letters remain
uncalled for in the GAINESVILLE Tenn,
post-office up to Saturday, Dec. %
1888. Ifnot taken out within thirty
days, they will be sent to the dead
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05
Saturday. January 10, 1884,

the following described tract of land, lying
in District No. IL, of Montgomery counatsi;
on the north by the lands of John M. smith
south by ]. r. Ussery, east by FRANK Mai-
tin and west by Cumberland river.
TERMS-Cash enough TO pay costs pal-
ance on a credit of six months. NoIes
with interest from date, with approved Sc
curity, and lien retained for payment No
redamntiOn. This December 20, 1888.
r. ID. MOSELEY, Clerk.
ByC. H. BAILEY, DC
doc % 83-4w
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Pittsburgh Goal !

At zoe Per Blu. .oo. IN, n,
Pittsburgh Coal in Hhds., $500 per HID NJ
Depot.
All Coal lie Per Blu. Less at Depot.
Full supplies OF Steam Coal always on
We handle our coal with forks. and guar
antee full weight. l.,
Order by telephone or leave orders AZ the
Wharf Boat, Telegraph Office or Freight
Depot. r. 4. GhAChh * bho'
October 20, lSS3-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05


1888. Ifnot taken out within thirty |
days, they will be sent to the dead
letter Office at Washington
1,,rnev. George Bell, Joana
Broddie, SAllie Bird Clnaa
DroJbury p r 2 Bowers, X 4
DiiIhS E11iIv Cole, Annie
PloIs, NJ wills Cooley Mrs w w
SoiIieTsk1Nm Caldwell, Jno
Collier, Mrs Lizzie Dye, Laura
Eor Mary Gardner, Lulle
Gaines, Mrs GORDON, hanuS
Harrison, Lizzie linen, SalS Nannia
Irby, N hllIep Jea LIoiiie
LeViSon, 1Alseloo tt,niU,,
Lightall, Mary Lanuert iafS
McWiIliams, Carrie Miner, AipSiS
McC,Ialon Geo Mansfield, >
Powers, ] r ParKe[I E"' h1nx
RLSo,, Isaac Roberts, Mrs Eliza
SordprS Gilbert Summers, &
&C., a I Smith, Rosa
Waterman, Arch.
The following letters renamed III 'iio
office on Saturday Jan. 5, 1884.
A,,ent EP Anderson, ] N
66tLh I,Iork Comad, Nancy
Casey, Sam1 DlchGGS w "a
East, Kittie naItS, Mamie
Hopson, Frank HaSKlns' ainia
Kirk, Mary 0idnail' NSorII "a
SShaIhD Tnow Talley, Amos
IWinir iSler Wright Williams, Willie,
| Williams, Mrs NJ
When calling for any OF the ABOVE
please say advertised"
SAM'L RExINGER. P. M.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

Wesley Orpain. Admir- of Mrs. N V. Darden,
VS.. ]. T. Oliphant and others.
Pursuant to an order made in TINS cause,
atfhe December term OF the County Court
of Montgomery county, Tenn, Will sell 10
the highest bidder, on
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


Announcement of marriages and deaths
contributes of respect and obituaries nail
price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05

The Committee on Public Lands expect
IN report a number of separate bills declar-
inc forfeited the lands granted certain rail-
road companies. The companies most In
+orasted are those in the Northwest and
So,,f., r,,,,4 mount Of land Involved, re-
ported by the chairman OF the dlo 80
Cobb, is between 5O,OOOO,Ooo ana Wo'VO''OO0
ocras The Texas Pacific land grant is ex-
nacted tn be reported forfeited. This
rant alone involves Il, 100000 of acres.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-05

| The father of the boy became ehraseu az
! the assault on his boy, which resulUeu III
| FIGHT. this evening, between hinton anu
| the hov,s father. Hinton was armed with
nistol and heavy cane. He broke the came
| over STATIONS head and drew MS Pls'o4
Int was knocked down and cut In Ihe oacA
nv some unknown person. Cohsl1ehsA"Ao
Indignation is expressed on account Vi
Hinton's attack on the boy, and II he does
not leave, it may result seriously lor Hill
Hinton was arrested on two warrants.
Ata negro convention held in Columbus
ohio on the 26th ult., a long list OF resol"
+ions was adopted pointing out the grleN"n
COS and citing the causes for orgahlZeu el
st ond protection. The resolutions SO
tor+b that the sentiment in the States late
a., rabellion was averSe to the rghts OF col
- wan and demanded of the Presloeh
= 49,. CONGRESS that the Constitution ant
, &c no enforced for their equal protecCon
They held that negro supremacy mao heHei
haan allowed where they had hA1oiI'S
> thew were soon put down by vloiehce' on
: in ohio even, they are denied rel
y ton In the Legislature, winch Cney 80
had. and yet the United otaUoA 1-1, -
Court. in its civil rights declsloh' n,'o -
y 49,, ~ the states with these prejudice
against them
,,posros. December 2s.-Daniel +. Key
na1ds of New York, called at the mouse
n Ior,es Budd at Dorchester and was usne.
ad into the parlor. where Budd joined Nh nn,
o. A servant passing by the parior nealu NO.
,o1ds cav. at have come either lor yoU
life or property" An alteration ensae
when Budd started to run upstairs, pres
mably for q weapon. Reynolds nre1 WV
10th shots taking effect. one in the leg a. -.
a tho other in the small OF the DacN'
latter shot is believed to be fatai: el,n
REYNOLDS nor Budd's family VIII eAP' :.
eS the adherence between the men. ~ - ). =,
derstood. however, that the shootins y
c. resnlt of a long standing feud arising no
family property complications buao -
,,ror,;nant resident of Dorchester and
NJ rector of and largely interested In 'ene'
0lasssworks in this city.
h YAzoo CITY, Miss, Dec. pa terrio
tragedy occurred here last nignt az
N, O'Clock, John T. Possey, of the nrnn Oh
=. HAMS q Possey, . most estimaDie you
Iaaan and h ssAa- connected. was insal'sa
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District Government Affair.".

zUDITUk INHENUk uUINU TO BkUUkLfN
Col Tichenor, auditor OF the District. and vice
president or the Society OF the First Army Corps,
received a telegram this morning announcing the
serious Illness OF Col 9. g. Benedict, president OF
the society, at his home In Burlington, VT, and
requesting him to attend the meeting OF the society
for the purpose OF presiding at the annual reunion,
to be held at Brooklyn, y. Y, tomorrow and next
day. Col Tichenor leaves this evening, and Will be
absent or -
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc.eneer.

s Il 8E 6r
BB2h vAI AfP 21 MEsF FA8 8E GEORGETOWN
By virtueof decree Of the Supreme Court Of the q
# %eens sns soSss.h
Robert Smith aud others defendants No seS5 Equity
The The pres:ss cd D
'SJ lss. At the hour 81 EVE O'CLOCK 8.
bs being described in one parcel Is follows Beg ming
drs1n north 5 dseee large popsS a tree
standing on the south side Of the new free road said
q besnn,ng i. on the line dividing lie tract called
tos s q sd
the said point Of beginnns running south degrees
to . n ssa Of f
west 80 thence north as degrees wsst Is
x
last point IL distant II peIchss from tie .ad division
Of White Haven. measured by ., course running ling
a the Latter BEING e asse.
sth With said ridge Iasd: north 3 desrsss west %
Is Sc
Of perch 70 the ssid DIVISION Line between Alliance
to
bounded hickory tse Which s boundary Of Alliance
X: s aasyss
Terms Of sale: cash; the residue of the pur.
chase money in ax. twelve and eighteen months from
ssS =;
the terms Of sale are not complied with at the end Of
Fl on Sy the
the .s the % na tit
4. Z; IT h
rhR }s bF e ss6 5iSis fs sSsiss
my31-d&ds 472 Louisiana ave-. Washington.
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The Warrington High schssu.

inc ~ oo0tmgt0m High SCnOOts
INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT EIEkcIsEs ro-pLr--
list or YocNG LADY fUf1s ADMITTED 10 rHR
NORMAL SCHOOL.
The commencement exercises at the Washington
High school this morning drew together an au-
dience which the large hall In the High school
building was scarcely able TO hold. Among those
present were District Commissioner West. Gen.
Eaton, commissioner OF education: School Trustees
warner warner. Loveloy and Curtis ex-Trustess Reyourn;
DAVIS and Wilson; superintendent Wilson, and
other gentlemen interested In educational matters
The exercises were conducted according 10 the
AT the CONCLUSION o. the stated exercises, which
were under the direction Of the principal, MT.
Paul, Mr.. Lovejoy, chairman OF the High
a few remarks and introduced Commissioner West,
who made little speech OF congratulation and
then conferred the diplomas upon the graduates.
whose names were published In yesterdays stan.
A very plesng feature OF the exercises was an
exhibition drill by picked company OF the High
company, which was oflcered by Capt Sholes and
ueuts smith and Townsend
When the drill was concluded, the members OF the
battalion presented TO Capt SholeS, who now goes
on the retired list on account OF graduating. very
handsome gold medal as token OF the esteem In
which the organization holds their retiring orcer
The presentation was made by Lieut. Fleming.
After the exercises. which were concluded little
after noon, an informal reception was held, the
rooms Of the building being thrown open TO the in
spection OF the guestA some OF the rooms con-
tained specimens OF drawing, botanical collec-
tons and other evidences OF the industry OF the
pupils
At two O'Clock this afternoon the young ladies OF
the graduating class assembled In Principal Pauls
room, when the fortunate candidates for admission
to the Normal school were announced as follows:
Katharine Cecilia Babb.ngton, Sephora Louise
Bettes, Alice May Clayton, Lille Cohen, Mary Anne
Theresa Connolly, Marie Madeleine DeN tote, katha-
r1ne Hyde Duvail Emily EnthoYer Mary Florence
Gordon, Emma Hanford, Eva Rose Houston, Carrie
Virginia Law, Mary Frances Agnes Lynch, Marga-
ret Van Rensselaer, Morgan, Elizabeth Morris,
Alice Cathar1ne Noerr, Frances Claiming Noerr,
Annie Theresa 0Donnell. Loue Pollock, Annie Lee
Humphrey, Katie Robertson, Mary Jane Scr1vener,
Louise Lansing Smith, Elizabeth Victoria Snowden,
Julia Hall Suckney and Leila Ella White.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIUSIC-6CITAR. SINGING. PIANO AND HAIR
1 nlony practically taught for 81 each per dur
Ing summer. by Prof L. ORTENSTEIN. Inquire at
teed my29- I'm
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AleXandrfa Affair."

Reported Tor HE EVENING STAR
TIE ALNSHoUsE-Many members OF the CITY
council and other city ofcials accepted yesterday
afternoon the Inequalities OF Mrs Cornwell, the
matron OF the almshouse. on occasion OF the annual
INSPECTION. The inspection showed a neat, clean
building, comfortable in every part, and the occu.
pants healthful and content. The whole expense
occ s was 81 .sa o.. The slmshouse cost in
1878 OSLO, so that now IL is carried on at less
than half its former cost. Very much OF the pro-
them on the twelve acres adjoining the institution
and the improved health is shown by the fact that
in 1876 medicine cost $h9i and collins $40, whereas
last year only $l614 medicines having been taken
only IS worth OF cOf1inS were required.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-A considerable amount OF
real estate has changed hands here. Mr.. John t.
Hill has bought from the Hodgk1n estate a house
and lot on Queen street, adjoining the southeast
corner OF Pitt street, for $50; also, twostory
house on an alley In the rear OF this lot for $l2
Mr.. Hill also bought from the Masters estate for
1850 a large brick house, with nne lot, on Lee
street, adjoining the First National bank. A. b.
Hopkins bought for $40 a two-story dwelling on
commodious frame dwelling and lot on St Asaph
street. near Columbus on which some ground rents
s asGe a.ra Sss So S BRICK Dwelling as
Appech has purchased two frame dwellings on
Prince street, nearly adjoining the six buildings at
CORPORATION oouxL-The June term OF the Alex.
andria city court, Judge Meade, was short one,
Stahton. Brown. Nickiin and walls, and Consta-
bles Do6ie Smith, Beach and Sipple presented ON
ciaI bonds, which were approved and nled. Certain
sales erected N the seof Francis Miller, OF WASH
inQton for the seC1leDent OF the Summers estate,
were confirmed, as was report In keifer agt
Hobbs. but no other business appeared
HoaSH-0FRALIN9 CAUSE.-THE county court, Judge
Sangster concluded yesterday afternoon the trial
OF Pritchard for horse Stealng. He was acquitted,
but not discharged, as there are other cases against
NorHA-The city council holds its regular meet
ing to-night-The Froand prize for excellence In
af ncnAQmy
aWarded to J. Lee Whitmore, OF Loudoun county,
Va-The Alexandria Light Infantry has ordered
new uniforms (state regulation), and they VIII be
furnished b. J. r Tacket contractor ior the Work
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John SHERMAN l. CO.. Auctoneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND CNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT OF


By virtue, st Of deed Of trust dated April 18th.
folio 136 ct seq, one OF the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the holder
OF the unpaid notes secured thereby we will offer fol
hereinafter mentioned real estate: to wit
On MONDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE
1894. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P, NJ, we will
offer the north IS feet front by the depth Of lot In
square $50 said lot being unmproved and lying the
east side Of I'd street. between Virginia avenue and
street southwest.
O'CLOCK NJ, will offer lot lettered Dr. in block
numbered seventeen 90 Of Howard University subdi
vision of Efhngham Place said lot being improved by
two small tenements and lying on the north side Of
ON TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1884. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
will offer lots 81 and 49, in H. H. Gilletts subdi
vision OF lots II and H. in l40 improved by two
two-story and basement brick dwellings, numbered,
spectively. 1923 and 1925 18th street northwest.
Terms OF sale to the first two pieces will be- One.
half of the purchase money in cash. and the residue in
two equal nstamen in six and twelve months to be
secured by deed trust the property Sold and tC
bear interest," all cash. at option OF purchaser The
last two pieces will be sold for cash subject to deed o
trust for 500 deposit of $UO will be required
each piece of property when bid is accepted The trx
the right sell the property at risk
cost of purchaser if the terms of sale not
complied with in seven days from day of SALE All
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
e5-eosas 5 ak1 y 3 sT MAkki Trustees
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have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Mary BonayideS, erect two small dwellings on h
street, between 18TH ana 18th southeast $500.
Henry RUPERT, repair brick, liza " street north
west; $270. L. kitchner erect two-story dwelling
On 7th street, between II and southwest; 81 800.
c. s. Montague, erect two-story and cellar house,
Mt Pleasant; 81 800 Mrs. Wagner, erect two-story
and basement dwelling on street, between 4th and
9Th northeast 1880 G. W. Cook erect three-story
and basement dwelling, Thomas Circle, between
Vermont avenue and N street northwest; 81, 900.
G. H. Berger, erect two-story dwelling, southwest
corner Sd and r streets northwest; $500.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE TRENCH. PLATE
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, ONE PSYCHE
CLASS "a SUPERB ARTICLEl. A FEW SUPERB
PIECES OF PARLOR FURNITURE, EMBRACING
ONE ELEGANT BOUDOIR SET (SIX PIECESS,
ONE PETITE SOFA tF1NELY CARVED HAND
SOME CABINET. CARVED AND OTHER ELE-
CANT TABLES. ANTIQUE CARVED WINDOW
CHAIR SUPERB MANTEL AND OTHER
CLOCKS. RFPOUSSE WORK. SOME FINE
PIECEs OF BRASS GOODS, bronze PLAQUES.
FLEMISH WARE, MAJOLICA WARE. BRONZE
AND BRASS-FRAME MIRRORS SCONCES,
BRIC-A-BRAC. &c: Two HANDSOME OAK FX-
TENSION TABLES. TOGETHER WITH OTHER
CHOICE FURNITURE. All AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRTEENTH,
1884. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms.
shall sell beautiful collection of the above goods
belonging to gentleman leaving for Europe removed
to my store for convenience of sale. / would advise
parties who desire first lass articles to give this sale
their attention. Sale without reserve je9-dts
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i Real Estate Auctioneers

l. Real Estate Auct1oneers.
cHANGERY SALE OF VALgABLE REAL ESTATE
The undersirned trustees in fanity csnse Of
drew s;i5 J0yGe vs., Mary White
q ,ss TFE 9K PAY
lot No and the west ten feet and inch Of lot
square 1850 by the depth of said lot situated at june
ton Of Maryland avenue and north street and l4th
AND THE 1 SAME PAY Immediately after the above
o. in square s7e bsennins for the same at the south;
ot s
north seventyhve feet thence east to the line of 7th
east 1eet SIX & thence south with
No. 2l5. beginning on North street forty feet four
nns e1 fees three d
northsry, parallel with Vermont avenue, forty seven
Vermont avenue which is fifteen feet from the alley;
thence northerly along said fifteen feet to said
alley along said alley fourteen feet eight inches
to
street thence along street to beginning and the i'm
"A XSp 81 HE SANE DAY. IMMEDIATELY AFTER
IaE Ab 6 SALE we viii sell Let lettersd accord
the
Terms Of sale: One third purchase money cash; bal:
eighteen months from day Of SALE to bear interest from
day OF sale for which purchaser to give his promssory
Trustees. purchaser purchasers pay pur-
chase money in cash on day Of sale or on
Of purcnass money land not before Trustees viii
convey property to the purchaser purchasers de-
the %
chaser ne terms Of sale must be complied with within
8, sna c E Be
WILLIAM 1, na fs : Si it;ss} NV Trustees.
mS0.dy&d6 4S6 Louisiana avenue
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led.

BULL In this city, on Monday, June O. 1884, st So
o'clock am. JOHN BULL ased sixty -four yean.
Funeral from No l5l0 street norfhwest st ha1fpaDt
two O'Clock pm, on Wednesday. llth inst
ERGOOD. On Monday. June 9th 1884, at $50 D. m.
KATIE ERGO0D. the youngest daughter of JemuA
Ergood and Of the late Mary A. Ergood. aged ciehA
months.
Funeral from her grandmothers No. 73s Eleventh
street northwest. Wednesday June l1th, 1t 10 Q
LITTLE On Monday. June 9th. 1884. s& $50 q m
JOHN E LITTLE In the seyenty hrrt year Of bts age
Funeral will take place wednesday, June llsh, q
O'clock from his residence No 734 Sixth street south
east Relatives and friends are invited % attend
ROBERTS. On Monday, June 9th. 1894. WILLIAM
FLORIAN ROBERTS, infant Of Kittie and ". =.
Roberts. aged thirteen months and twelve days
Funeral from the residence Of the parents 6s rwsn-
EeissiSes and ssf friends rspscuy invise
SNOW. sradenly; On june .: 1854 - pm- How
Funeral from Oak Hill chapel tomorrow sf am
SwAYNE At the resadenoe uf bis dsughssr, Nm.
Edwin Parsons, No. Madlson avenue New York, Sum
day, the sth Of June. 1854 NOAH H SwAYEE laAs A.
sociate Justcs Supreme Court IN TIE sch q
his
Funeral services 1t the chapel Oak HIN esmssssy,
"Wednesday, June 18th. ct 10 Am. Fmds are roQusst6
not 70 send nower
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nUvALL MARI,
IL Insurance and Real Estate. 925 street NV

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THR;
TEENTTH sThEET RETMEEM ~ AN Tw6
STORY BRICK. NO. 1918; TWO THREE-sTOR
BRICKS, NOS; 1215 AND 1217. AND ONE-sTORY
bril- X, NO. 1918.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE ELEy; "a
SELL in front Of the premises parts Of lots 10 and
H. in square 28l; each lot fronts % 6l2 feet on 18th
improved by well built and comfortable two.story
Brick; Lot 10 is improved by two three BrIcl
Dwelling AL q the above are under good Fsntss anG
being one Of the best in our city.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one and two years
per annum payable semi and secured by deed
Of trusts all cash. at option of purchaser or pur
aneins, &c. at cost Of purchaser Terms 70 comped
rsk cost Of defsutng purchaser. after i've days
public notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
n; ses aR 3 -s' DUNGANsoN. BROS. AuctiousaA