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AUCTION SALES.
/ NUMBERED tO3l NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. n. W., WITH LOT AND APPUR.
TENANCES

BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in llbor
No SOB, folio 400, ct seq, " the Land Records
of the District OF COLUMBIA, and az the request
OF the person thureby secured, | will sell at
public auction M front Of the premises on FRl.
DAY, DECEMBER Z A. d. 1855, AT 4 O'CLOCK
y. NJ, parts Of lots B and o, In f. Carusi's
subdiyIsiou of lCl number seven o. In sUIIilre
number i've hundred and tiltynine 900, III the
city of N ashiagtOn, ID. a., the said parts of said
lots being contiguous, and making together a
lot frontirg upon New Jersey avenue north.
west, between X and l. streets, seventeen foGt
one and 1ne.third inches, and running back with
that wNth about 100 feet 10 an alley eighteen
feet IL width, The lot Is improved by a brick
hous' OF rooms has modern improvements,
and Is In good repair. '''
Terms OF sale One.third cash, balancein two
noes of equal amount In siN and twelve months
with interest at SIX per cent per anuum, nav,
able semi annually, secured upon the prOuerty
or all cash, AZ the option OF the purchaser, a
deposit OF 5000 Will be required at the time OF
sale; all conveyancing and recording at the
purchaser cost, Terms OF sale 10 be Complied
with In ten days.
ISAAC HENRY FORD, Trustee,
. 327 Missouri Avenue.
WAITER b. WILLIAMS q CO.,
noV21'eo' Auctioneers.
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WORD COMES FROM Blenheim Palace
that the Duke of Marlboro and his
American wife have already begun to
ask each other the question:: "Is mar
riagc failure2" The infelicity began
with the visit of Lady Colin Campbell to
Benheim. What else could be expected?
And who can be sorry for the American
woman who married the Duke with a
full knowledge of the kind Of man he
Wago
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IT Is QUITE possible that the Pope will
leave Rome in case of war, though where
he would make his residence is not
known. We extend to His Holiness the
freedom of the whole United States, and
particularly the National Capital, and
will guaranty him all the rights here
that q CONGRESSMAN has.
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ONE OF THE richest farmers in Berks
County, Pennsylvania, has failed. What
powerful Democratic campaign docu-
ment this would have been, if 1t had oc.
cured sooner.
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BY THE EXPRESS WISH of Queen Vic
toria. persons whom she may meet in her
drives about the private roads in the
neighborhood of Balmoral must not in
any way recognize her. This order is no
doubt the result Of bold attempts on the
part of Yankee tourists (male) in that
section to make a mash on the old lady
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dulged in for years opium may produce per.
manent enervatiou OF the mental and moral
faculties and this deterioration is no doubt
due to organic degeneration Of the cerebral
Ccutrae
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TT is SAID Mrs. Harrison is an enthu-
siastc china painter. During the cam
paign it was intimated that her husband
had put some pleasing colors on China
himself
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IT COSTS Washington $l2, 900 to get one
baseball player to come here, but we can
get 1926 Congressman to come and 1t
doesn't cost us red cent.
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SENATOR BLACKBURN is not going to
fight duel. A United States Senator
ship is worth great deal more than
shooting or being shot.
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BALLARp SMITH Of the New York World is 10
quit work while and try transatlantic trip.
--[Philadelphia Record.
Bounced?
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ TANTED--A FEW ADVANCED SPANISH
w pupils TO join daily converse ton class at
$3.50 IN; other classes at other hours; terms
reasonable. 1908 ST., Room A
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT-SEV-
Il eral well.looated cottages and nice build
ing lots; also, on 14th street extended, 8 acres
beautifully located, and 8 acres near Bright
wood, improved by 7-room cottage, &oa
WALKER b WILSON, 1OO6 + st.
EOR SALE-A NUMBER OF SMALL HOUSES,
Il 10 8 rooms, with mod imps; for sale ON
easy terms. GEO. W. LINKINS,
Corner 10th and III sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED CoLoRBD WOMAN. sITUA.
w tlon as cook or chumbermald. Call at z
Foundry Place, between 18th and 14th and @
and N. Y. avenue.
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SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire floors. National Bank of the
Republic Building. corner 7th and d SITS. u. W.
Day and evening sessions. Young men and
women practically trained for self lf-support, and
useful lives. Five courses-The Practical Bust
ness Course, Stenography, Type-Writlng and
Graphophone, Pitman shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte School of EXPIRES.
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday, Septem.
tember 3. College opens for arrangements on
and after Monday, August 81. Sendfor new IL
lustrated announcement.
HENRY G. SPENCER, LIZ b., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPRNOBR, VioePrincipal.
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WANTED HELP.

wv TANTFD M ANAGER WANTED FOR OUR
w southern offco salary S1,S00 control
$1,000 (whoIesale worth 4 goods must make
81 800 cash deposit; references. Address
OWEN, 2 Cooper Uniou, New York.
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EOR RINYESrMENT-117,0 900 SQUARE FEET
l. on Tennessee ave- at 11th 81 n Q, sewer and
water, 1716o worth 25c.
Half square n o, all shallow lots, high ground,
on grade, 81 900 80 IT, only 10c
lcelittle lot 20xS0, n G. on good street, only
S900
Choice lot on at n W. 23x97 to wide alley.
near Scott Circle, only S2.16.
Elegant stable lot, Dupont Circle, fronts two
(30x15 feeU Daved alleys; water, sewer, gas,
81 $50.
All OF above terms to suit. Also lots Just
across Boundary on small monthly payments.
Plenty other bargains, WIN. II. OKIE,
Room 1881 st nw
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NATANTED- IT KNOWN THAT G. S. BUNDY
w of dbs La ave, opp City HALL /, Commits.
soner Of Deeds for all the States and Terri
tories.
NLTANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER
w bought Tor cash by WIN. FREDERICK,
the manufacturing jeweer, COS 9Th ST. opp Pat
ent Ohce.
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For sALE-LOIs.
EoR sALE-REAL EsTArE.

It
Lots and cottages In lexington for sale. Plats
of this subdivision, being the first addition ever
made to the city of Washington, are now ready
for distribution. Several attractive cottages
and number of the choicest lots Will be sold to
persons who Will improve the same. II is tho
purpose or tho proprietor to make this the most
attractive subdivision about Washington. The
streets are exact extensions Of those of the city
and ovory modern convenience Will be provided.
An abundant water supply, perfect sys.
ten OF sewerage, iucandesocnt electric
vIdaJ Nv Ter ,5nnsard fact curb nave
been contracted for and the laving OF curb
and pavements will be commenced In few
days. Cottages will he erected for purchasers
n desired For Mats apply at the office OF
GEORGE TRUESDELL, COS Seventh IT. n. W.,
or NJ Third and T SITS. n. e.. in lexington.
TO see the property, take the Electric Railway.
at New York avenue and Seventh street north.
west.
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STED-EvERYBoDY TO KNOW THAT
w Rice's Steam Cleaning Works 400 Maine
ave W, cleans carpets, reuovates feathers,
steams mattresses and remakes them; also, fur.
niture steamed IN the best manner and ut low
If nripps
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H>SlSs 0OS street n. W.,
Makes n speciality of custom made shirts, so
place your order with him at once.
xFI.~, ,GRoGAN's INSTALLMENT HOUSE.
bhtGSa Having removed to my New Store
73O and 7i1 seventh st. n. W.,
l am prepared to sell cheaper than any other
credit house in the city our stock of CAR.
PETS. 0ILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, RUGS,
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, PARL0R,
BED.RoOM, DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE is complete, and will be sold on
Credit cheaper than they can be sold elsewhere
foF cash. Come and see us and you will be sat
GROGAN'S, 739 and 7i1 9TH st. N. W.,
Is THE PLACE TO DEAL.
All Carpets bought from us we will make and
lay on the floor free of cost.
M, NEW MUSIC SToRE.-ALL KINDS OF
Batlza Sheet Music and Music Books; all the
DC and 1Oc music published. HENRY WHITE,
6O5 9TH st. W. opposite Patent Office.
Nyutu
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Il seems Incredible that any man Of
sense should deliberately undertake 70
defend those modern piratical institn'
fious known q "Trusts." But Mr..
blaine ssys that neither President Cleve-
land nor Congress has any right 70 In
terfere with them, because they are pure.
" private affairs. Why not apply the
same rule OF leniency to the highway
man or the foot-pad2 They operate y
q private capacity. The man who picks
vonr pocket Il not political institution
and therefore, according 70 Mr.. B!aine's
logic, no one should interfere with him
He 4 : email thief, however, and vii
presently get into the penitentiary, while
The big robbers, the "Trusts," Will 60 on
pIucking The People and find defenders
Il such men g Blaine. But what 4
going TO become Of morality and de-
cencv n Mr.. Blaine and his friend'
shouid obtain power agains- Evansville
Courier.
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kvouGy1Ue Co4l1H
All persons engaged in the following
will vote . tax upon them
selves Of 81 in every 3l00 worth Of
goods II they vote the Republican ticket
ia November:
All employees OF railroad companies,
|arti.ss. suctioueers, bakers, BARRIERS and
|hairdressers, boarding house keepers,
book keepers in stores, blacksmiths,
brick and stone masons, bridge builders,
butchers, carmakers, carpenters and
|joiners, civil engineers, clergymen'
CLERKS and cOpyists, clerks 10 express
Iofices. clerks ID hotels, clerks 10 rail-
rad olYlces, clerks in stores, CONNER
Icisl travellers, coopers, dealers 10 book,
AID stationery, dealers u boots and
|shoee, dealers 10 dry goods dealers q
|Rroceries, dealers IN hides dealers u
IRON lin and hardware, dealers - Jew
Ielrv. watches and clocks, dealers 10 lum
Iber ana marble, dealers in newspapers
ldealers in paints and oils, dealers i
lpaper. dealers 10 provisions, dealers i
|reel estate. dealers u t0bocco. dealer
In coal and wood. domestic servants
'ldravmen and tcarnsters, druggista
IempIoyes OF hotels, engiueers and fire
linen. isrmers, hostlsrs, hotel keeper
houeebuiIders. insurance agcnts, jour
r|psIists, Iaborsrs, lsundresses, lawysr'
,|iivery stable keepers, machine shop 90
Iround house men, milkmens millers
|. .lmusicisns, paiuters, pape. naneel
! s|photogragh hers, physicians sno suryeon'
!. Iplastefers, pOrters and laborers. printer
J vlouarrymcu, restaurant keepers. sa'c'
I iIw0men, section men o. !aiiro.os, ~,
tItons, sisvomakers, stock raisers. seacner
Telegraph empl0yers, traders, ucoel
f'lakess, veterinary surgeons we'gner
y -IWoodchoppers.
Nov what sense ID there u snybod
liberaseIy laying an enormous AZ 9
4 'himself thas The Government does D
eloecd, and that goes directly Into y
!: pockels 0f millionaire uonopollsssT
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~ - - os11s 90 eenoI1y 'nsene - HIsgI
Z.
There's ba&lle 10 - fought. boyn, ve1l
win u 10 The lalI.
Shouting shs battle cry of freedom;
Cheaper clothes for yoo ano me- BOYS
anI better times Tor oIIs
Shouting she balsIe cry ot Sreeoon'
Fhlr tssds 6bsovor. hang lho tngI9 ecere'
Clsveland sad Thurnan-ehey'rs ~
uinnleg pair; -.
We've : Doo6eg lrteo ooc uues ~
bet al1 Dos( % lAolr eheres
chouling ~ baello cry q fFeeoo0.
n.
What ~ want 3 20 ~ ruD, boyo. bo
closhlnG 1t 70 Woss.
Thse dossqt eest twe prices g -
|wAss = - i sst ne srsds. Bot
earIG lhjr oo1 sQoaro--
4 lower Eale - want 80 nos n's'
Chorus Pair trade forever. s's.
III.
|Evosy lhrmer d The land. boybs VIII voe'
(os O end r,
Trss Dsnosvs's ssd fFis.ds q hosss
|-rsessssio;.'.~ ; = ~ : As.bus IN ss's :
duty fgoo- N.
n ssriG esly hslps yesr vsa'sn'
G;crus taIr sra1s 1srsvsr, -
~.
|Norih ana sou(h ond oae( and vese
ooond ~ cnogRs d LeboSe nama
Or vleessy ~ world viii sill reo
|s,,sss 81 s. -I.srsls, ssd of .srusts' -
Vim ~ e>ero ell the same :. !.
Neg Yosk vill Bos - sdeooeia" y
cSs@ss-5.Ir sssas sssssss' s's.
we've ! - ftoo uev Yesk 6lats VI
4, ~ novsr koovn do1soes
"A Ihorunn bsInGp OhIo's Ioo
If - . o1s lsvel ~ Gsovsr g. ~
4 GooD ble oeat;
1nss sally, 6eya sroand ~ =
Chorus-Tnir lrade fbesyes. ete.
Il ~-Uow orr Woslos
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uHnrroou pa.H1pDnn. CIxvR1.AuD u.A1vOnn
sWe 1hvos The en- IAN onneeeeeary
lire repeal % Inter eexeesoo . .nJes'
nal iaxeo (vboeky eoxooo.s ~
~ eoleccol rather poGnane - he erred
sns. she ecrrondee of ~ de0ocrsey
|of any part % or soos -. '.,s n
protective eyoeo1." s1oo ~ eoes y ~ y,
I'VE dono0aco lho oeoo..osoee 9 ~
|nl,le hlll = deseruo- ohoulA - oo(oslIe
|olvo % tbo geoeeol oosy Incs.o.:a - ~
|bua1nesa, the labor err leopso
sn6 obo lasmlng q. swo opgeove .
'erreo(s % ne coun- ehe Mile o1II.~ TIN
tvs I'M Mills blIl Mills ~ redufe'
REDUCES oasi4 taxes re eo1oe 3. neces
mon ~ average Of easjeo - ne -
.nhous - PER csae 70 pose some . me-
81 average of about o tho ~ llse-)
Ill pos cooo-)
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HARTFORD CrrY, Sept 7.-Dr. Jerome
Wendell, life long republican. consents
that the following which be hes written
may be sent for publication: :! have
been an ardent life long republican
served my country four years and three
months ID the late war, and have two
honorable discharges from the army.
now think that the very best interests q
nv country demand the continuance %
Office OF Grover Cleveland, and am SuIIy
persuaded that the soldiers Will De ces'
served by the administration OF ten
John G. Black, aud their pensions prop,
erly and speedily adjusted. l now DIG
the republican party farewell and acser,
my determination to support Cleveland
and Thurman, Matson, myers, ana m
rest OF the democratic state ticket"
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Tne OrlG1noeoP - The Foueteenth|
Ar,c0dmene, for Clevo1nnd
80 z,.b.usu.
Who uss one Of the original republicans.
having voted for aIl the presidential can :
1idaseo of that party from Fremont 90
Blaine, = this year giving a earnest
support 20 Cleveland and Thurman.
He 10 . lawyer Of 6ne ability, and :
gentleman OF high standing. In 1643 be
Located IN Lebanon, which has since
been his residence. In 16l6 81 be re-
presented Boone county in the legisla-
.ture.
| NJ. Neal wrote the frst draft Of the
\ fourteenth amendment, which was not
changed in any material particular 10 its
passage through congress.
I A Lebanon letter 70 the Cincinnati
\ Enquirer OF Feb. 2, 1886, which was
widely copied By papers over the United
States, saws:
\ sIn 1855 the Hon. Godlove s. Orth
Representative in congress from this dis
|!srict, and among his wsrmest friends
and most ardent supporters was Mr.
stephen Neal In the various political
/ battles from the first organisation Of the
IrepubIican party, they bad been enlisted
under the same banner, fought together
Ion the political skirmish line, rejotccd
with each other over political victories
land together counseled - to the future
|of the country.
In ApriI Of 1866 Mr.. Neal wrote 4
lMr. Orth, then in Washington. incIos
ring : draft OF the fourteenth amend
Iment. substantially Is IL wss afterwarc
{ adopted April %, 1866. Mr.. Orth wrote
Ito Nj. Neal acknowledging the receip
Iof his letter and inclosure, and state(
!, that ere he (Mr. NeaD received that let
liter it would be introduced 10 congress
ia few days later the matter was takeI
,Iup in congress, and on June 70, looo
.tcongress recommended to the variou
states the adoption Of the same.
u A few weeks ago the republicans 9
Boon county got mp an excursion =
: indianapolis to see Gen. Harrison. ~
: Meal was announced as one Of the speak
s'ers, which called out the followsu:
] 1Iletter:
] ain The Patriot notice that BY th
D nlpertiality or some Of my republics
-Ineighbors who propose . political q
!. .lcursion TO indianapolis, that withou
J, understanding my political status, the
D have selected me as one OF the speaker
. on that occasion, which position ! car
: mot consistently accept. have no 20
l,Iclinstion now 70 enter into discusslo
s,lof political topics, not having partic
) mated il any political convention q %
!, party for the last twenty years, althoug
iii have voted every republican presidcu
l.s-s -a-~s~~-t ssr1r ~ frosn 1874 IN l88A n
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sentinel.
Here Il On extract from publlshe6 ~,
port OF one Of Alvin r. Hovey's speoc614
delivered il Indianapolis, Aug. 3 -.
to soldiers vino bad just been mus(eeoo
out Of the service:
.He had no politics except his -
democratic opinions. Il he he'd ~
power be would have free trade 90
bard currency. He would tax evo9y
man alike, and make all share equally ~
burdens or the government. D.
not lei any OF those individualo who -
s'cheep clodin'" stop you on The woy."
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EpINGBURG, Sept 7.-Quite an excite'
ment was caused here yesterday By A. J.
Van bibber, an old veteran Of two wars:
declaring against Harrison. He voted
1or grandpa In 1910, but cannot support
the present candidate Of the republican
party. NJ. vanbibber IL man Of con.
siderable influence In this part Of the
country, and II is expected that ne wiil
make several votes for Cleveland before
the election.
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An old soldier said this morning: a
would be willing 70 vote for Harriooos
but want 70 vote for lower taxoo 90
/ can't do Il and support Ben. We poog
men must have cheaper living"
cennes Sun.
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coonsnesi - pollsic,l lie = 3 Wig,
uish ehe Fspoa1ed decIagoeiono Q! eno
(olloo Ing very psoaeripslve ed unchosj-
table principles Firss. That - men
|shosI1 - psrnifssd 20 vote o.less =
|uas oho ownog q eertnto ouoo:s g
property. Second, That % 80 ehoold
~ permitted % vo1o Who ooolo oos reao
|ast vrise. Third, Thas - yogeIgner
|shouD1 - allowed % vooo ooeIl - oo1
|reel1e6 q she Uuleo1 oesees 6og pestod
|of euensy-one yessA oomo ~ o. s!x
|ronooshls clainsas % Posey eoon1y mode
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-14

GREsxcAarLE. Sept THE Hon
Alexander Farrow, an old and promi'
nent citizen OF this county, who made
sOeeches for Blaine in 1884, came out anc
j.ined the democratic club. He made
very forcible speech, giving bis reason'
for supporting Cleveland and the entir'
democratic ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-14

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q New Albany q : cost q ests0o0
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