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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
WEST IN VALE

District 81 lias. built a new school
house ISx26 and are now holding
school there. Mr.. Smith of Iowa is
the teacher.
A literary society has been inaugu.
rated ut the c school house. Meets
every Friday evening. All are invited
to attend.
A union Sabbath school has been
organized in West ~Inavale. 1t meets
1t the new school house every Sunday
It $50. All invited.
Some of our farmers have not finish
ed corn husking yet.
Mrs. Eugene Hunter has returned
rom Blue Hill.
Mr.. Rice has got back from Iowa.
He likes Nebraska better than ever.
He will move his family here in the
fall.
p. NJ. Cochrane, who was elected ].
p, has qualified. NINBo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
New Advertisements
Proposals For d

Seald proposals for bids for books,
blanks, and stationery of a necessary
amount to supply the several county
Offices of Webster county, Nebraska,
for the year 1884, will be received at
the county clerks Office of said coun-
ty, at Red Cloud. Neb., to be fled with
said clerk on or before the seventh day
of February, 1884. The county COM
m%issioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. BY order of board of
county commissioners.
23-4t J. p. BAYHA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
HAPPY RESULTS.
Mdrsh's Golden Blood and Lirer Ton,
Is q GRIND Remedy.


my wife has used Marsh's Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic for Dyspepsia and
arrangement of the Liver with happy
results."-lT. H. Johnston, Austin,
MINI.
"Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver
Tonic has cured my little boy of Scrof
MIA and general debility it is a grand
remdy."- Thos.J J. Smith. Kansas City
Mo.
"Your Golden Blood l. Liver Tonic
and Golden Balsam for the the Throat
give excellent satisfaction to my GUS
tomers.-J. T. Dorsey, druggist, Bur-
lington, Ia.-Marsh's Golden Balsam
the famous cough remedy. is for sale
by Henry Cook, druggist, Red Cloud.
Thousands of bottles have been given
away to prove their extraordinary
merit. Large bottles so cents and 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11

It Is . fact not generally known that tho
james BosS Gold Watek Gases really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture of a very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from AZ to 10 karats,
and . 5 or 6 karat case is often sold for IL
or IA karats. It is NOT economy to buy q
watch case 8 poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color, or one so soft that it will
lose Its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
n 70 thin that . slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
1t IS economy to buy q james Boss Gold
WateA Case in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not an expert
1e1s-it has been made nearly thirty years.
HAzLxToN. PA, Oct -. 1ssa
! so1d two James Bo8' Gold Watch Cases thirty
yean aso. when thsy nrst came out, and they are in
good condition jet One Of them IL carried by .
caEpenteR, Nh. L ". Drake. Of Haxleton, and only
ahovs ths wear In one or two places; the other by
H. Bowman, of Cunningham. Pa; and I can pro.
duce one or both d these cases at any time.
SYLvxsrER ES6LI, Jswei1.
SOD seat slanD - Keysssae Watch Case Factories, Phiis-
esiphae. PA, ~ hasdseas Illustrated Pamphlet shsWisg 49,
Ss6S D@' .sAksy.ss.s watsh Ca-<s ar. made
tZs b csstsSUsGl
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Land Once stl Bloomington Neb. Dec. o. 1s'

Land Once stl BLOOMINGTON Neb. Dec. o. 1888,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will DO made before Clerk Dis
on Monday. Feb. Is. 1884. viz:
John Baneert on HID No. 1881. for the north
east quarter sec. "a town 3 N Il 9 west. He name
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz
Louis Bangert Leopold Woke Wendelin Herr
Matthias Benker all o. Thomasville neb..
lana feblS. b. W. SWIrZER. Register.
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John w. Schwaner, Plaintiff,
VS..
Elizabeth Schwaner, Defendant.
Elizabeth Schwaner, the above
named defendant, will take notice that
on the eighth day of January, A. D.
1884, the plaintiff herein, John w.
Schwaner, filed his petition in the Dis.
trict Court of Webster county, Nebras.
ka, against said defendant, Elizabeth
Schwaner, the object and prayer OF
which is to Obtain an absolute decree
of divorce from said defendant on the
ground of desertion for more than two
years last past. The defendant, Eliza.
beth Schwaner. vii: therefore take
notice that she is required to answer
eaid petition on or before Monday,
February eighteenth, A. D. 1884.
JOHN w. SCHwANER,
BY Case & McNeny, his attorneys.
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Legal Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Webster county. Nebraska, held in
and for the Eighth Judicial District of
said State of Nebraska,
John w. Schwaner, Plaintiff,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11

Land Office at Bloomington Web. Nov. 2O.S 1883
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said pro Of will be made before the Clerk
of the District Court of Webster county Neb.;
1t his office in Red Cloud on Saturday. Febru-
ary I'd. 1884. vii.
HENRY C. WOLF
on hid entry No. 9l34. for the west. half N W
u Sec. "a To l N of X 0.west. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove bis continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land. Viz.
Nemiah l.. D. Smith, Dallas Richardson James
w Bryant Joel I Martin al! Of Red Cloud Neb.
dec22febI ). W.. SWITZER. Register.
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F. NEWHOUSE.

RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
berlin Zephyrs, Midnight Zephyrs,
Saxony wool, Shetland wool, Shet-
land Floss, Germantown Wool
And Wooden Knitting Yarn
Hoods. Mittens, Children's
Coats &C., &c..
A full line of
HOSIERY,
DRY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS.
Also a large and splendid assortment
TOYS and CHRISTMAS Gifts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
Final Proof Notices.

Land Once at Bloomington. Neb. Dee. l5.1SS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim. and
District Court Webster county. 1t Red Cloud,
Neb.. on Saturday. Feb. ID. 1884. viz: james W:
Bryant Hid No. 6Oi2 for the 8 w quarter SEQ Y
Town I N X 10 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. said land. viz. Noah B. Wagner, FraDcis
Houchin. Dallas Richardson Samuel P. Martin
dec2I jsna5 S. ". SwITzER. Resister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-09

Silk, Satin, Brocade and Velvet Dep
French and American Dress Goods
White Goods and Table Linen
zephyr, Bingham and Domestic
Flannel and Ladies' Cloth
Curtain, Drapery and Tidy
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming
Hosiery, Glove and Button {"
Ladies Underwear and Corset
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

DEATH OF AN Ex-xAYoR.-Mr. VIM. B. Price died
at his bone on King street yesterday afternoon.
For long time he occupied prominent place In
town anatrS. He mastered the carpenters trade,
and then carried On bust ness for years a master
builder and architect IN the heated political cam
club valuable adjunct to the whig campaign OF
that year In this section OF the country Prominent
In the American organization, he was chosen a
member OF the county court, justice OF the peace
Tor his ward, and was In 1889 go made mayor OF
the town. He was suspended from his functions on
the 30th OF August, 1861, by communication from
the headquarters OF General Montgomery, L. S. A,
military governor or Alexandria On the incoming
Of the new municipal government, later thar year,
Mayor Price prepared his protest against the
patton OF Omce by the Union mayor, but the pro-
test was refused, and he was threatened with
arrest under the order OF Gen. Mcclellan Since
that time he has occupied no public place, but has
the Midland railroad
ORDER ExEcUTsD.-The order OF the city council
Tor the removal OF the freight shed at the Alex
andr1a and Washington ferry is now being carried
out by the super1ntendentof police superintendent
Coleman. having taken on the weather boarding,
Is now engaged In removing the roof and supports
TEMPERANCE MEETIHG.--A temperance meeting
was held last night &C the Washington street col
ored Il. T. church, which was addressed by Major
Holden, Of Warrington; NJ. d. w. Whiting, and
nm Fuurra eEasoN.-Ine fsh wharf Win be
offered Cor rent before the close OF the present
month The terms OF the present lease expire on
the lSe Of March Few Alexandra companies are
now engaged In the seine l1sher1eA
TlRnovBMnef.>Tne iron cross now being pre-
placed UPON the mont OF the Catholic chur-h here
hollow croo8 Of copper mixture IL 70 replace the
wood Go9 which has been removed from the top
Of The StooplA
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DENNIS AT 40 O'clock r. m February 18th
1854. MRS. SYNDOSIA DENNIS, AGED forty Ave
Years, one mouth ana fourteen vs. wife of Rev. Ale,
Friends invited to attend the funeral from her
late Residence No. 2523 p street West washington ID
g, at O'Clock In. February 10TH lisa Int-rment
West River. Md.
GOULD. Mrs. j. T.. daughter Of Rev william NJ
Ferguson. on February IL. 1854.
Funeral from her fathers residence, 1876 street
Saturday At three D.
McCENEY On Friday, February 18TH 1884 at two
O'Clock a m, ROBERT PATTERSON son Of Robert
Funeral at two O'Clock Sunday, 18th instant, from
Residence o. his parents on Bunker Hill road, the
county.
PARKER, On Wednesday, February ls 1854 at o 20
pm, JAMES PARKER. in the seventy seven ID year Of
his
Funeral services at his late residence, near Burn,
Mills Md Tomorrow Saturday at III 20 q. Rels
Gves and friends invited 10 sttend 1pterment u kocl
Creek cemetery.
SCHNEIDER. On Friday, February Is 1854 at
O'Clock a. M. WALLACE EDMOND, youngest son oi
G g and NJ Schneider ag-d eight years three months
ard seventeen days
Funeral strictly private
SIMMS. On Wednesday February l3 1894 q II 30
pm. OF pneumonia, EDWARD sIhMS. aged ninety
years
Funeral from St. Moysius church Saturday morning
the 10th instant. at ten O'Clock Friends Of family
are respectfully invited TO attend
MARY ANN STANTON. al No. 2705 Dunbarton street
Vest Washington.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TRUMAN. On Thursday, February L. 1884 at 10 .
M. JAMEs TRUMAN. aged seventy three years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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Richard ". Carriers win.

A
The will OF the late Richard ". Carter was fle(
to-day. 1t is dated January 26th last, ana afte
providing for the payment OF debts he bequeathes
to his son, r. W., $40, adding, with which I rec
ommend him to purchase q family bibler 10 tn,
executors, B. b. Warner and Sarah Gould Carter
he leaves 1000 to invest for the beneft OF Alonzt
cease to be paid Sarah Gould Carter and daughter
Kate C. Carter and Lena N. Lowry, In equal pro
chain and $500 absolutely and for her natural NE
all the household furniture at ~ 18th street
northwest after her death 1t Is to be sold and the
to go to Kate c. Carter. All the rest OF the prop
erty Is to be held by the executors In trust for tt
had been filed in the register OF Wills ONCE notc<
as follows: ST any win OF Richard W. Carter, de-
ceased, Is filed for probate, desire In behalf OF
said deceased, to be notified before such probate
II the viii IS such as am informed propose to le
acayeat to the probate Very respectfully, II r
MOTTisn
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Fearful Cyclone I'm Georgia.


PEOPLE MADE HoNELkes
A cyclone passed over the northwestern portion O.
Georgia Wednesday. Trees, fences, and buildings
in the path OF the wind were blown down without
humber At JanesbUro' the colored Methodist
church was carried away and several houses un-
rooted. In the country II is estimated that not les
than 300 small houses aud negro cabins were de-
molfshed and l.500 people rendered homeless Ten
miles from Covlngton a colored woman was picked
up bodily by the wind, and, after being carried
some distance through the air, was Landed In 4
small stream, from which she was rescued alive
but badly injured. TWO negro children peHsheI
beneath the FALLING ruins or a cabin In which they
Were sleeping.
Following the cyclone came rapid rise In the
small streams, which flooded the lowlands for miles
and caused considerable loss OI cattle ty drow ming
The financial loss viii probably aggregate 10000
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blood and Thunder Literature.
ANOTHER JUVENILE GANG UNMARRIED IN A Penn
SYLyANIA TOWN.

SYLyANIA TOWN.
"a Jesse James gang" composed OF boys ranging
from Ia TO IS years OF age, has been discovered ~
Shenandoah, Pa II was found that the BOYS had
erected shanty IN vacant lot Underneath :
cellar had been dug some six feet deep and tn.
Sides lined with boards In this cellar when visited
by the police, were found tools OF all kinds locks
Keys, playing cards, checks, checker-board. dims
novels and literature or the blood and thunder
style. large quantity OF articles had been re
moved few minutes previously by some OF The
gang, they having heard In some way OF the polices
coming. Shortly sfterward q large sled, drawn bg
number OF the gang, was captured by Capt John
SON Investigations proved that the gang met
quite frequently, and, when hot otherwise eI,s
gagged, played cards, and the checks were used az
money They had regular oath bound organiz8s
tlon having grips, passwords, etc. Before entering
the band the CANDIDATES was baloted for, and q
elected, initiated. The applicant then partly
stripped and tied up against the Underground wal
and made TO swear not 10 reveal any the secrets
passwords, etc, under certain penalties. In this
position the applicant was kept for one hour while
the rest kept up series OF fortunes. A number %
robberes OF residences and stores have been traced
80 this gang.
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VIZ De MEIER.

tits now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR
RAH CURE is the only treatment that win absosutels
cure Catarrah DR. Wei de Meyers sTRrArnx" With
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street n Y ,sst
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SEA MODEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LINE
Ef.TNfEN
The EAST AND HE WEST
VIA. " WASHINGTON.

49, iaoi M SND IKE CNLf LINE
TEE Va EASs i AAR NE NEST
roUBIE TRACK; JANNEY COUPLER
schedule to take eett 81 SbaY November u 100,
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
sxsnut ana street BY Eastern Standard 18th Ner
Fer Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville ard st. Louis
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
IGlnts Without change: lO:l5a In daily to Chicago
Fer I1tts9uTE At 1oI5 a m and p m daily: 40
FeI Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville, 1o:15 a. m
Isily with Sleeper for Toledo. Wheeling and Lake
Trans ioE Philadelphia and New York at $40 =. N
faily s. Ss SUNDAY m and 10:(OI daily with
For Baltimore days s. go Gao, s:Oo s:lo,s
a and t 1o1S 40 $50 20 20 So tsS
fsI Bal' a.S q sgnSsy 500 500 am. LES
For anna ssG 30 sso s:i9 20 dS s Pm 11o AMI
ON Sun DAY. 800 am 44Opm ana pm:
8. SD gam 1910 .nl.35O. 40 and lO:I5 D m
az s'aIiols on Metrol oiitan branch. T:40 am and
rsinepa stations lI~tT91 olitan branch itj
pm da Tor Fre e $50 ss a iaeei o Sonday
fI los nI and a5q pm daily except
sTns arrive efT from a1nhs tie Nest daily 60 7o dnly
From New York and Philadelphia. a:55 s:soanl daily
,s:zOP,m. daily except sunday. ''
From Annsyohs 20 lG:4o am. 1;5o 6:s7 pm. Sun
From LtxIEzIon t:20 a. IN daily. and 215p daily
3rvnl Fre4eritk and intermediate roints s:25 1000
snnI ~ s no s a an; ,ro, 20 ? M daily except
1IaM~ leave baltimore Tor ashngtOn at 2 40 30
10 - y SlJ. and 10 80 III, IL :l5 $50 t. 40
-. :; 5c SCO and lC-l5 J. Sundays. q 40
90 !" = 10 q NJ. 20, >. Is. 80 and 600 = m
AZ trains from Washington stoI Relay Station except
x5Dp
CT further Information apply at the Baltimore and
OHIO I1cAet Cfrce-N ashnyton Station zig and 1851
fsnrsy wanna avenue. 18th street where orders
VII Re taken for baggage to lie checked received st
Is NJ CLEMENTS. VI of T, Baltimore.
Zig L. h LORD. Gem Passenger Agent
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I'd Edition.
latest qblegramS to The star.

Charges Against Postmaster Pearson.
rHB POSTMASTER CENTRAL ASKED 10 INVESTIGATE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-WIam T. Young, for many
years clerk in the post Office In this CITY, has
warueo the following sworn charges against Post
master Pearson and asks Postmaster General Ores
nam Tor an investigation: Charge nrst-That mai
matter has been frequently stamped in the post
Office In the city OF New York with a view to de-
ceive the public as to the time OF its arrival at the
post Office
to certain mails as specia,tles, to the detrment OF
other mail matter
Charge 3d.-That the business as now being done
to snit the ideas OF one JGo. Richards, super1n-
tendent, detanS and has detained certain mail
matter from one to twelve hours
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"HE 6REaT

THE GREAT
TO TIE SdETH' RE Esfi AH ;f9s s65fFruwrsr
DS SILL Ell k kkhSh NAcsr fFtkfPIP ETkE7
j. EIFECT NOELABfE i3IBE isss N '--' l.
Trans IEATE MAsItTs eToS FROM sTArIoS coRsEs
ICI PittsDur aid the West Chicago Limited Pxpress
~ day WITH seeSnS Cars f iili H hi ans
Z S-ncan2:i Western ExPrvs, 40 ?. III. daily With
S ShSs5o y c%l4pSas and 81 x In
~ daily .' i1r fr T'a AND the aa Me KIP Tiss
Js ND iof6M,G . R SaiaBS
Fer Efi~. Csialdai--us. RoeEester. Bnfaio Nissar.
loco 2 n. DAILY, except saturday, with Palace Cars
Il% .-&,lnT Washington OH saturday might viii net
Iol WillialnsE Lock Haven and Elmira a, e4oa N
deily. except sunday
% 1000 and II Is I. N. On sunday. 400 IO0o and
tSi bostel, without change l:iOp- every week day
Io, brookyn, y j. al through trains connect a, Jer
~ cry with boats q Brooklyn Annex. afor,unz
rage across New York City
Fer Phlladelpha Is and 1o:zos. M. lio. 800 10 90
.ilIlied ENITess, 4oa- n. daily. except SUNDAY
20 9 40 80 40 IL Leo 70 a. and dGH rs aad 70
sunday 940lO:5oa Il 40O ESQ 7:io. iOOo and IL Is
1sE Pores Crees Line. GO and 4,4Cp IN. daily
Fcr ai.ra.ils CSC m and 30 NJ daily. exceptsun
ALENANDRIt AND FREDERICKSBURG Raj.
81 ANH ALEXANDRIA AND MAsHISGTC 4
:t0 - O; a.id Ii 80 pm. " su..dsy ,n
For ticln-olo the soujh 35 and Il.O5a-n daily
zs ssIe III e Gs1S ~ HsgJday
AID loo an: lO' 3U5. ) - ) 10 tE and N. 4Op
r.. and III udilil Oh sunday al Is ana 10: %
Tickets iuforlnattdn at TIE c4ce rortbeas. come,
ton wrs orders car - LETT ioT III cbs aa a. the "a.
Etse Il Sesii,atIoI from !e ;eis and residei..-,s
CHAS. z FJGH GeI.eraI MANAGER Iii
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Real e state and Buildinxs.

Real state and Bufldf0GD.
LAND FOR THE WATER WORKS EXTENSION-FRANK
K. WARD SEo0TIATINa FOR STREET PROPERTY
NEW APARTMENT H0UsE-THR CASINO CON-
TRACT, ETC.
The commission, consisting Of B. H. Warner, NJ.
g. Emery and Thos J. Fisher, appointed to appraise
the land for the water works extension are vtgor-
ously prosecuting their work. At present they are
examining block %, comprising the property ad-
Joining the Soldiers Home They viii soon submit
their report to the Commissioner
Mr.. Frank Z. Ward rs negotiating for large
block OF land on D street, between 9Th and 10th,
known as the Moore property. II the purchase Is
concluded he will remove his present dairy estab-
ment on 81 street and locaJe It on this property,
where suitable buildings viii be erected
is stated that Ms VIM Walter Phelps. the Con-
Bell property was mentioned In yesterdays Stan,
has decided to erect on the triangular piece Of
ground which fronts on Dupont circle 10 the north
east, handsome apartment house. THIS property
most desirable in that locality.
The contract for the erection Of the casino on
Connecticut avenue has not been given out, owing
to the necessity for some modification Of the present
plans in order TO bring the cost within the amount
OF the capital
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TMPokTERS Of FRENCH VINES. CoaNAC. CHAM.
French Clarets, 81 SO per gallon.
American native Wines brandiss and Champagne
California Virginia aud Ohio, Csc. q bottle
ROUX TAULE14E, 174T Penn'a ave-
Agents for first class houses. Bordeaux, Burgundy
las 2ns
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(IHANCERY ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TE ElaSTH SIRE 7, BETWEEN l AND Z


STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of theAa
DISTRICT OF Columbia in special term, passed In E;M
cause s No 1892 EQUITY. wherein Frederick g. Cal IA
vert complainant and Charles Calvert ct al de-
fendants the undersiE ed will offer for sale at public
TWENfY; SIKH DAY 81 fEBk6 AIRY 1854 at fiAL IF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain piece or
parcel Of land and Prepses situate /. the city Of Wash
s 81, as the south part Of lot numbered twelve q
go feet on 18th street west and extending
down on the official plat Of said city and the improve
msnts thereon. consist g of frame dwelling.
Terms One-third OF the purchase money in cash.
third in six months, and third in twelve months
from the day Of sale with interes said deferred pay
nents at the rate Of six ~ per centum per annum
al cash at the option Of the purchaser the deferred
and deed Of trust upon the said real estate soo shall
ne required As soon y the property IL bid of: and
tn: shall fail to comply with the terms Of sale
viii be r-sold at his risk and All conveyanoing
and recording ut purchasers COST,
EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee,
.. s23 ~ street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. jal9-d&ds
N. bone OF THE HEIRS OF. THE LATE
owner bid this property in at SALE but failing
70 comply with the terms thereof. the decreed
this resale at his risk apd COST
febl4-d&ds EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
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RANK dRA LIB IA, INSTRAHCE GAS AND
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH, at ONE
UCLOCK P NJ, we will sell within auction rooms
9Th and d strSets northwest
DQ Shares National Union Insurance Company Stock.
,5SSS :. Fifemen's Insurance Company Stock.
National Bank of Republic
l0 " Washington City Gas Company
~ " Washington Georgetown r r. Co. Stock
SO Colum bia r. r. took.
Tine above stocks will be divided into lots suit pur
and comprise of the best stock our city
febl5-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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A CCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLED0ES
~ K FULTON. Auctioneer
VII sell. BY public auction. my Store. 1918 Penn.
p ~ anlA oyenue. conRleLcing TUESDAY, FEB.
RUARi kIAETEEN n. It TEN O'Clock 4. IL,
and Gents Clothing of ali kinds Bed Clothing, Boots,
Shoes Hats Seal Caps Nufs Boas. silks Dress Goods
Suttngl Books, Musical and Mechanical INSTRUMENTS
Tabls Ware Tablecloths. Napkins, Towels. Valises.
Opera GLASSES. Umbrellas Parasols. Revovsrs Guns,
bis sale win continue mornings 10 O'CLOCK and
ers will please take notice. H. 4 FULTON
Pawnbroker and Aucioneer.
u Il. CR1PPEN. Salesman fehl6-6ts
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<JHANCElY SALE OF LOT ON BOUN DAIRY, NEAR
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST

CyHANCEHY SALE OF LOT ON BOUN DAIRY NEAR
~ NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of Q decree passed February 9Th. 1884 G
in cause entitled McIinden VI. McLinden ct al.
No. $3.50. Equity docket ., Of the Supreme Court
for sale ct public auction Ia front Of the premises
MONDAY, FEBKrARY EIGHTEENTH 1854 AT FOUR
Non Of Vt Pleasant As laid down In the record Of the
Boundary street. md containing $50 square feet more
t~say- and egtesn mouths TOTE secured by interest
% ring notes Il the purchaser. enS reservsd lien on
down Ct The time q ale The reeves the right
after three days notice in The Evening Star" news
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