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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

ADVERTISING is like death in this particular
business is brisk, prices are firm. People are
disposed to buy and liberal in expenditure. Ii
Is then that advertising is useful, not to stir
their disposition, which is already active, but
to direct the course of their patronage. Times
are bad. business is dull, prices are dropping.
People are disposed to economic in conslmp-
ton and stint in expenditure. 1t is then that
advertising is useful, first to stir their DISPOSE
ton, which is reluctant, and next to direct the
course Of their patronage. Times are quiet,
business is fair, prices are middling People
buy necessaries freely, but are inert and even a
little timid about an experimental or induigent
expenditure. 1t is then that advertising is USE
ful. first to awaken desire and confidence, and
next to direct the course of patronage thus act.
ually created. 1t is obvious that for each OF
these separate conditions there must be dis
tinct mode of advertising
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

The historic mansUn of the late JOHN GREIG. stu
ated IN the beautiful village OF Canandasua \. " is
1Ee structure Is four stones IN height including
architecture that prrvailed IN England at the begin
niLg Oi the present century the plans ard drawings
OF both London and Edinburgh. to whom they We re
submitted by Mr.. Greig.
Besides the natural beauties of the place the grounds
have been under the highest Guilty for tJ years
they include broad iawEs, stately trees, extensive
and other oubuldings suitab to such estabiisl-
s esr tS sea S TIE p dtg LOPEZ
most beautiful village III Western New York. upon
nifccnt views Of the lake and surrounding country
Cgnandalgua has population .! about eight thou
old houses bear testimony to the Intelligence cutiva
yanfaTes are Of hs order there being within its
borders endowed institution for the education of
ton Of young ladies' It's streets are provided with
thorough system OF sewerage and lighted by cleo
rom the nrs ase She m
name the shores Of which are dotted with charming
summer homes, and apon historic spot midway be-
tween itsextremiues is located new, conInodious,
and elegantly furlist ed hotel Photographic views
and further Information furnished upon application
PIERCE WILLIAMS,
ap27-6t Canandaigua, n. Y.
Eon sALEn7AT DRooKLAND. FIRST STATION
cars opposite University High, healthy and beauti-
Pretty Cottage RE 4
lOOo ST ap21-1m
IroR sALE-GOoD FARM OF 81 ACRES. ON 7TH
i LOCATION high
and healthy % acres Under nigh state Of cultivation
hle oak grove, good water, we'll fenced; nearly new
dwelling house stable aud all outbuildngs
TYLER { RUTHERFORD,
ap133w' 1907 ST. NV
EoR ,sALE-DESIKABLE PLACE AT BRIGHT
Il wood, acres. dwelling Of IL rooms Larll stable
and carr house; apple and pear orchard viney ard
fue water price $4,000.
apl3-Ist' flLER kUTHERFORD. 1907 stnw
IGOR sALE-BENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property, frame house; rooms; stable; one acre
ground NJ Herndon, Va; three minutes walk from
station: A. CROUNSE,Cash Room. U. s. Treasury.
I,oR RENT : AT HYATTsvILLE, MD, NEW
Il houses, 3 rooms; well built and conveniently
located on Msrose avenues opposite the residence Of
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
Real Estate and Insurance,
apl7-1St' 1907 ST. NV.
IIOR SALE AND RENT-WAsHINGTON GROVE,
I Md, several fne Cottages in different parts Of the
$40 to z 100 for the season.
ap1olm NJ d. PECK, 934 st.
IGOR sALE---40 ACRES OF FINE LAND ON ROAD
H between Bennings and Badensburg IL miles
from latter; 3iroin city; small house; $2,5oO.
143 Acres, good dwelling and all outbuildings fruit
water and wood in abundance: mile from Seabrook
station ON b & p railroad; 10 miles FROM city; to be
sold cheap ana terms easy. Houses 1920 and 1922
DUCkEIT Trustee and Attorney-at-Law, Bladens-
burg. r. u Co. Nd apY-1m
lSoR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
Aproperty-desirable Farm, 100 acres, house, barn,
and fruit between two railroads, mile Bladens.
SNIs ros particulars address BROWNING 3Sl
oh sALE.40TS AT FOREST GLEN. MD. THE
f6E iSS i H <: ans ps' '''' nsists'
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For afuli list apply to wESCoTT & WILCOX.
nv 1907 Pa

EOE REM
u U3I Ia. a.e.,Jr. &steS60
b.iy Pa. ave. s.e..Jr. ste TO
1870 10th Il. NV, lar. %
2U6 a s.e- 1lr., al! nil
I41l Nd. av. NV. Or. 30
1906 \ st., ar. an mi. 30
4C6 y st. lew. ,O:. sore 30
400 Col. st. II. y. ,6r..@J. 10
l41 N.J.ay.. 81. nj. -
1888 9TH 1t. ne. Gr..s.JU
~ 9Th II. ne, 6r. - 90
llJ4 Otn st. he. Or.....220
o:j9 ia. ay. s.e..Jr. .m.i.. 20
lO29 6tn st. Il. e., Or. 20
1881 9th st. he, Or. 20
SWOK
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OhiOans Serenade Gov. Foraker,

There were more Ohioans at the Ebbitt house
last night than were ever there before, and peo-
pie from other sections of the country WON
dered what was Oh hand until shortly before 10
o'clock. Al that time the man the buckeyes
were looking fCr-Gov. Foraker-arrived.
Everybody wanted to shake hands with him at
once, and it was some time before he could
tear himself away to join his family at supper.
Before he commenced his meal, however, there
was serious interruption. A band on F street
blew Marching Thro Georgia" through "a va
riety of braZen instruments and accompanied
the air with vigorous attack on couple of
drums. Then committee went upstairs and
escorted the governor to the lower floor, where
he made speech. He seemed to be fully
aware of the fact that nearly all those to whom
he was addressing himself were seeking SUBJ
stant'ai recognition from the administration.
He promised to aid them as much as possible.
| and when he concluded his remarks by bidding
them good night they departed in more jubi-
liant spirits than any Ohio men have shown here
for a month past. One man interrupted the
governors speech for a moment by inviting
him to come here for four years, and the presi-
Dental proposition was applauded by the crowd.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LOR SALE-A GREAT BAR GA1N-ONE
y hundred and eghtysix acres of land; nine miles
from Mashlngton' BEAUTIFULLY located for Ssrlcui-
tural purposes or subdivision: ope-half mile from
Charlton Heights on the Washington branch OF the
H. and y. RR about 30 acres under cultivation, the
balance in wood and TIMBER fronting about half =
mile on the railroad east aud bounded west by the
Washington and Baltimore pike having gradual de-
scent from the pike to the railroad: watesed by q
stream OF never failing water, and having it frame
house, larve barn. and mine of iron ore. Price,
$4,000 STALEY BARKER, Real Estate Brokers,
1918 stn ny3-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

lyon sALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT. SEVERAL
several small cottages at prices ranging from 900
To 5000 Also we'll located lots az place aud
Columbia Heights "a lowest prices BEDFORD W
MALhEE, lUOO St ap29-lm
I,oR sALE-DoN'T FAIL TO SEE THEM
Il s@GoO-%3UO cash bal. easy monthly Payments;
the last one OF IL Of those beautiful 3stOry houses
natural wood, cabinet ok nantes splendid neghbor
hood ". L. Bt EfUhD li&- y. \. ave. ap20-2w'
JrOE sALr-TKAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE. 1922
Vermont ave. NV, with stable attached For terms
igd erlnission TO inspect. spply TO GUkLEl BROS.
1913 streetnw nhl2-3m
V.oh SALE = ELEGANT TEN-ROOM BRICK
mouse, hll modern improvements large verandall,
splendid location, cor "a and L SITS NV: con-
lehlent 10 L. .. Capitol City Hall and Pension
zee. Tor Particulars inquire Of 5. Z. MILLS, Ol7
La. ave. mhl2-2m
l,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE
northwest section corner lot 50xl 90 with 23x 100
feet parking, and elegant modern dwelling Apply 10
owner, at 1905 81. L. ". ap5-Im
NOR sALE--A GREAT BARGAIN-A NEW TWO
n story and Basement. Groom and bath. large bay
window, pressed brick front house, l7Os 4th ~ w.
at the low price OF $4,000 only $500 cash required
balance to suit purchaser. 1HOs. q. HENsEN Co,
1900 + st. n. ". apl2-lm
I,oR SALE : CoMMODIOUs BRICK HOUSE on
house in rear lot 25xlO6 large alley. Apply to
sp3-2m BEALL. BROWN CO. 1891 + st.
E'0R sALE-No. 1920 ST. .3-sToRY BRICK.
.sSe an rear neT o iss inquire O " It.
PARKER. lflSFst. ape I'm
I,oR sALE-ANY ONE LOOKING FOR BARGAIN
Il inspect houses 41O and 41S st. W., at 90, 900
and $4,000. Inquire OF owner. 10 9th ST. NV.
E9k sALE-SEM S-sIoRY AND pAsEMEST
the Irepises. inquire go. PkiSCE,
ap20-2w Rhotogrnpher, 11th ST., Pa. ave.
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Burglars broke into the Portersville savings
bank in Lawrence county, Pa, Wednes day
night and robbed it Of $500 In cash and d, 400
worth of jewelry and other valuables.
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The MARION RIFLES FAIR.-Last night the
Marion rifles fair was largely attended. The
floor was given up TO dancing. This WIS the
first hop Of this popular young organization,
and its success was gratifying. Tonight there
will be a competitive drill for a handsome gold
medal
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
MOE REN-

ECE REM
II 123 18th ST., 12r. S10C
Fur. 2l22 Il st. l5r. .10C
1925 y 81, l2r., m.i.65. 81
PIP VI St, Tor. ard ss..1.
1ii0 10Th, iOr.. mil.
1226 18th st. lOr. ..50.01
2:}.20 Pa.ay..l Or. mi 30 II
Fur. 2O:eT ii ST., it'd
l1i5 II ST, l2r.. m.L.40. II
SO4 2lst, lOr., m.l...4O.5t
2l21 h ST., 9r........31 81
1896 ST.. Tor, m. 1855
yOS 2lst ST.. yr.,mi..35 81
9U3 I'D st, ST., m.i.3J.5t
2l2L@ IJ. ave, ar. 30 IT
22Il r ST, Sr.. MI. 80. III
2.2l y St. l22r..mI.3u. II
2l35 Pa. ave-, Or. -. 3,
l42l " st. ar.
2l21 II ST, lr........222.j(
l2l:3-lG Both. tr. -. 5C
6io I'D st 6T.......22 sc
lfl029th st. ,Sr. IN j.. ~. 1t
2l2O X ST., ar. X =. 20. ii
1225 :}ntn ST. 0r. Al
2O2S l. ST., Or. mi. .2O.3l
For q full list apply to
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT-TwO-sTORYB BRICK. BAY WINDOW
Il u 81 Il " = rOonG-sn modern improvements
large ysrl. ~; Stable. III good order. $50 per mo-
brick ~ sd n. n. W. ~ rooms, modern improve
nsntS .91- j. EkED KELLEY, SIS 9th st w
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The Maryland state temperance alliance yes
terday declared war against cider, considering
il as harmful as whisky or brandy.
The Deering high license bill, fixing liquor
license at o., 800 instead Of $500, as at present
throughout the state, was defeated in the Mis-
souri, senate yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
nor SALE-HOUSES.

b mi 11r al mn o. ~ ''' - - au.:'ooo
Ell to ;5@9 IOiS 4os and 4os iIths i. a.ooo
2to 7th s. road 300 $50 i5s4 st. s.w: b.
st NV no 81 1000 30 q and pig 1914 81 5000
1856 10 Ii5i I'D oOO - a 81: ne. $50
81, ave, u 5000 81 to IS q st n: e. ooo
a >: =: ". 55ooo 81 E and ~ Myrtle St. $500
"a 3. :: ~; D 445oo sS9 9th ST, $. e. bI 400
ssS houses tooo 3 iiih St Sc S.oOO
- ~; 500 s69 and sii st. SCI 0OO
IN III I'm 81 ~.$775 sa7 to Sal I'd St Sc 800
S s. iS ~ NV y ?ssoo 1a Myrtle st me-
.. y" y .a5oo 464 and 400 S CAP S'ooO
a35s $500 5 sS Pan AN = 600
7r...................3 300 5r.............. 300
he above is 3nIy portion Of the property
the LIST and 18th. Imy2, TH0s. E WAGGAMAN
and IySf be
handsomely improved. For full particulars apply TO
my3-6t i3oiFs t.n.w.
FOR sALEzBARGAINs-6-Roo BRICK. 18TH
st., ~ 400; 6room bay window brick lot q 20,
GSSSss. to Wide alley SaS0s Of only
my3-3t i2i3 st.
FOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE ON THE TERRACE
u between and c SITS and New Jersey ave sc. In
qnire at the Congressional hotel. my44t'
t9 3Rn sALEmA lo,EoOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
myss. Room. eTH asG il SE Eah.Is Sni GS
FOR SALE-1727 10TH ST. NV, THREE
Pf %s g 900 Room. SY vs. SE EisI,l s
EoR sALE-HOUsE IA ST N W., NINE ROOMS,
L. pressed-brick front; mod imps Apply ON prem
East side Of 18Th ST., betSeen and nw..6S 1850
s's siss y asif ,fn asSS
North side Corcoran St. near 18th 900
9
JIOR sALE-4s1 MISSOURI AVE. n. w.-FIvE-
tanning LBS feet Of ereund, Apply to owner, room
IL, 45S Louisiana ave. NV. Iny2-3t'
EoR sALE-AT AyEKY Low FIGURE IL, TAKEN
f@a large lisHS sniSf HsEss
EOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER
large ss sv brs "a
FoRR. . SAIL HAVE TWO NEW TWO.sToRY
hse past all mSdern son
ven built: houses which j could recommend at
Bought for s. 600 each Houses ' win be open and can
-,1I 49,, -, [,,1>-I;;, -
It'O. SALL ALI hbLk SohNEk \. W, III
r0o , PfieR and stable; would take IN trade prop;
1l,s u ~ 30 Daidhce Oh long tIl,e az
per cenI. Wv -,Eh, 1917 II 81. NV. my ot-
ENoR SALE-FuUR PRETTY NEW GROOM BAY
4 window brick houses near (ioyernmont Printing
Office Columbia Belt Line st. cars and herdcs ana X
St. nS5 10; Cu an TS " THaHby
~ ". N = :, o. = = o' II.
IHOR SALE-WE HAVE BONA-FIDE CUSTOMERS
property i'll all of the city at fair prices
Give call GEO. b. WILSON
ap27-lw l4IS + St
800, ,I r ,rI,75, - nv; mn -, ,-,,
Il ~ st. sw. bathroom; hot and cold water and
water-closes; all mod. imps; % feet sxl3O to I5-
foot paved alley; $4,000 CHAS j, FANNING g.ll
ii NV, or at house. sp23-2ws
- : = ~ . - =
+ home go 500 70 20. go Including side lot s25
monthly; no cash; will secure you Perfect gem of
home in prettiest neighbOrhood n e. two lines ears
ap3O-ows w Isl EURFOKD loo n Y ave
Y,op 9 a. -
1t'OK SALfE
lar fnrn 81. NV new rooms oatn cell On soo
ISL = ST. II; w. new, 10 rooms. BATH cellar.
furnace, ......;........... 10000
18th ST. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." $3.50
nst N a. IotI Sy0O an
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An Old Man Charged With Larceny.

Yesterday. Officer Matthews, Of the sixth pre-
cinct, arrested John L. Jarboe, an old man of
sixty-five years, residing next door to the sta
ton. on charges of petit larceny. When taken
into the station and searched he was found to
have in his pockets number of articles which
had been stolen. Among these was gold
watch, identified as stolen from Mrs. Anna VI.
Craigen, of Z0S G street northwest. and u dia-
mond pin stolen from the house of Mrs NJ.
Rose. No. III q street northwest; also. silver
watch, gold pencil, breastpins, bracelets, cuff
buttons, diamond scarf pin, &C., in fact an
sortment looking like the outfit of a drummer.
He was arrested for the larceny of a suit of
clothing from MIR. w. A. Hebard, living on d,
between I'd and Sd streets northwest. in whose
house he had engaged rooms. He was held in
that case, and tins morning Detectives Wheeler
and Mattingly swore out three other charges
against him. Jarboe is well known, and some
twenty years ago was arrested for larceny,
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1898 9th st. ne. Or. .. $40
$50 9th st. Sc, Or. 1J.3O
rs 9Th st. S. e., 6r... IL 30
1907 e. SITS. e.. 6r, w.12.o0
q Green's alley, ar. ........9
1873 Boy. st.n.e., Or. -..S
SD I'd 81. Sc, Ar. .......S
Rear l291O / 5. E., 3r. ....6
200 ID st. Sc, 4r.....3.1 as
. Piers CT. 8. W., 3r. 8. 90
STORES.
63I Pa. ave. s. e.........4O
$50 Pa. ave. s. e......4O
Zoo 18th st. II. W. ..1o.50
STABLES.
Rear 915 | st............1O
MSTEDT Il BRADLEY.
hsN~T L. aHW
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MARRIAGE LIoESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to John
W. Stewart and Alice G. Hayes, of Baltimore;
Hillery Woodruff and Mary Williams; John H.
Winnie Webb; ]. w. Smith and Emma W.
Duckett.
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BOARDING.

GIH 18TH ST. NV, LARGE FURNISHED PAR
II Tor, bedroom. also hall room; meals sent out
or served in the diingro at all hours Homelike
cooking ny:1-:3ts
- OOOS AND FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD IN
IL most desirable ne!gLDorhoUd; con venient to
cars and departments private baths references.
ap20-lm- 14O5 II ST. NV
VNHE WEBSTER, BIB 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers' home; central to all Joints of interest:
furniture; elegant with board, ST 10; per
day, 81 to g. j A. DEWITT, Prop jal tin
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EOR EENT-BY II. o. HOLTZMAN. REAL Els
Il tate and Insurance Broker / 9th aud SITS NV
HOITSFS


La Pierre Hotel. 10th 1855 9th ST. NV. Sr s45
and Il SITS. NV, 4Sr.. OLD I'd St IL. W.. Tor. = 10
mod fmps- $3.50 80 2lst st. Sr 40
liz st. NV. l2r. lou 13T 9th st. H.. Sr 40
1874 ST. NV. 81. ..1.5 9l3 Rst H. w, 9r..... 40
S12 ST.. rand store. 100 22l2 Ii St W. so
Al II til st. NV, i 7r. loo l:l3 ST. Sc, 80
lSloN ST. NV, 1T. 20 22l6 ii ST. NV, 80
Slo r ST. NV. lar. 80. 50 el3 Penn 4r 20
1901 ST NV, lOr..... 20 1927 18th st. n.w or 81
ITO ST. NV, lift 1851 III ST. ne, 5r. 20. 80
SOI 10th st. NV, Tor. 10 l2..3 ID ST. 5. W.,
1OlI 18th NV. 10r.. 90 6;..} Az ST. s. W., Or Is
~ ST. H. 12r.. TO go st NV ,3r store i q
1871 ST., Tor. 90 :iUy ST Sc, ID
1911 St NV, 3r....- 81 i10l 18th st. III. Is
LIZ l4th st. NV. lOr.1O 1884 y. }. ave-, Ar .l3
FURNISHED HOUSES.
near 18th St, 1Sr $500 II, near list St, ST.. so
bet. 18th 18TH Iii. tt 9TH. above ST.. 12r 90
Mass. ave: and thomas Il. J. ave, bit. 16&I7". I25
Circle, 1T. Sd. 80 ST., near l2;h, lOr .125
Conn. ave. near St. $50 18th. bet and Or 90
h, bet. 18th y y, l0r.2JO y II. and Or
l. ST., bet IA 1927. $50 55th near z NV, llr. IS
Yer. ay., mn 1sr. 1856
OFFICES
c41 St, Cd floor, front .3Y r st. Cd f'oor Or $50
n, heated by steam. $50 y e cor 9TH +, 2rs -
~ r. sd fOor front RS. La. from 10 TO 20
heated bv steam 90 BIB i tn ST., 20
Elegant rooms III Sun l2l / at II W, 2r 20
BulldlL2, hreproof2 ele- III ST. NV 81.
NatOrs, heated by steam, ol3 il tn ST. ,jr 20
IRON $50 70 $50 each. sos 13le ST. NV, shop. 20
y. L. cor. 18th and Pa. l1507x Is ST. Nv, shop. q
ave-, lr...........-.S3.33
STORES
512 18th st. n. w.......SoU 5l2k 18th st. so
apo r. o. HOFFMAN, 10Th and stsnw
-
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FoK KENr-UNrURSIsuED.
dyI9 81 NV; TT. So HyEttsville 9 % and 20
2O4 Dee. ne. llr 10 lui0n - Va ~ > a,
300 % 81. NV. Or. % Union NJ = Va : IN
30 20 81. W. - once rs. 100 18th
- 81. hN-, IT 90 once rs. 1897 ST. u.
:oi - n ". Ipf....- - once rooms, Az 18th ST.
fCENISHFD.
kCnderfaDd Place I. W.. r, Ier month e1sn
Vermont ave-. near Iowa Circle. per month " q loJ
J. st.. bet Sth and 10th, l.r.. Per month - ID,
< Cap. ST.. bet LIST AID I'd. L ar, per month *
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
Aplo-lot 1897 NV.
ISoR RENT-cONPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE:
IL rooms situated On corner northwest section u
ca'y, oyerlooklns eirce house FertieuIsEy adapted
YES Address n a. =, star Otnee. apt limo
I,OR KEST-isGe NV: BAY WINDOW BRICK.
= terr.ee; rooms and bath; IN good repair; a very
cesiralsse kcuse and location.
GRAHAM BOLTON, Room 20.
Ap6-3D US OF. u w.
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EOR SALE.
FARMS IN VIRGINIA.

celsvilIs station W, o. K. R., improvements first
1l sg acres in westmSoreland Co va. improved
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IGOR SALE-ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH b. so
lot cottages, country homes dairy and farms
new dwellings. with ample ground, at Rockville.
my2-Ot' COOKE ID. LUCKETT, 93.J + St H. W.
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NOR RENT-FINE OLD COUNTRY SEAT LhRGE.
l. house, % acres tine water and shade, rent mode
drive from city.
my2-6t J. T. DYER, 1904 + ST n W
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n OK SALE-LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD THE
most beAunful location for home outside Wseh.
ingt2n onsS "a ana - per foot. J. Z. HfEE-
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One of the finest halls

IGOR EENT-ERUM MAY To OCTOBER NICELY
II furnished Groom residence: all mod. imps. piano
inciuded price exceedingly low Apply at once, 1902
= 81 n my.}-3ts
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IGOR SALE AND RENT-WASHINGTON GROVE,
Il Nd, several fine Cottages in different parts Of the
Grove Prices, for sale, $450 TO Sl,4OO and for rent
$40 to al SO for the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-03

the SKINNER, Will be able TO sus-
tain their school by private sub
scr. ption two month each term. II
ibe public schools are intended to
benefit the masses, six months is
about all that is necessary in the
rnral districts for the other six
months Of the year are required 10
make and gather the crops. There
fore any further increase Of the
school fund above what is neces
ssry for this would fail to meet he
demands for which our
public school system was inaugu-
rated.
Bird. In no question is there q
demand for more judicial manage
meat on the part Of the unity
court than 10 the establishment OF
the district lines. II would be
greatly to the advantage OF our
county, If the court would establish
q limited number of school dis
tricts with good school at tie
centre OF each, but this could not
he done without considerable ex-
pense, though when done it would
Re settled forever.
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John sneed and vito vs.. John d Key
nolds and others.
IlURSU ANT to decree of the Chancery
J court of Giles county in the above cause,
Mt it's August term, 1859, will sell, on
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1889,
at pubic sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on q credit of /, 2, and years
with interest from the day of sale and tree
from ihe equity of redemption, the tract of
land mentioned in the pieadings situated 10
the 18th civil district of Giles county, on
the waters of Pigeon Roost creek, &C DIN in q
the lands of 7 B Wade and others, and
known as the John ID Reynolds tract, con-
tanning about 500 acres. Said land will be
sub-divided and sold first in lots and then
as whole and that bid realizing the most
money will bs,aecepted. This il fac tract
Of land, well improved, about 9 miles from
Pulaski, with fine roads and in y ine neigh
borhood and will make delightful home.
Any who want good home will do we'll to
examine this land before the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to execute
notes with good personal security and q
lien will DO retained upon the land until
the purchase money is paid.
Sept 10th, 1889.
i2spti J. B. STACY, C. GIN.
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Geo E Wheeler, Ex'r, and Others, vs.. VIM L
Wheeler and others.
PURSUANT to decree of the chanesrv
court OF Giles county, Tenn, ut it. a u
gnst term, 1889, in the above styled cause. l
will sell, on
Tuesday, Oct. 2Gth, 1889,
at public shle to the highest bidder. on .ha
premises, on credit OF /, and years wit
interest, (unless the sum of 81 res 40 with
interest from January lst, $50, is paid in
court on or before that date. the traes Of
=. iand mentioned in the pleadings situated in
the 9th civil district OF Giles county, on the
waters OF Weakley's creek bounded north
oy Ballentine. west by Johnston, south bv
REYNOLDS and east by Stacy. Plat and eur.
yey OF SAID land will DO exhibited on tho
day CT sale. '--'
Purchaser will be required to execnta
notes with good personal tecurity and liens
wiz 90 retained upon said lands until the
purchase money IL paid.
Sept 9rd, 1899.
oseptd J. B. STACY, @. en-,
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Gaaa1s'y s.I. d TOWN LOTS /!

Sam Taylor and others Va. Rial Rodes and
others.
| JohsU ANT to decree of the Chancery
4 court Of Giles county. Tom, at it's Au-
will seli, on
Saturday, Oct. 19:h, 1889,
at public sale to the highest bidder, at tho
court-housc door in Pulaski. on a credit of
IL months with interest and free from the
equity OF redemption, but subject to the life
estate OF Malinda Rodos, widow of Danger
Rodes, decd, tho House and Lot mentioned
IN the pleadinge, situated in the 7th civil
district OF Giles county, and being lot No . Of
the sub division of la ge lot No 5 in the
town of Pulaski. and bounded north by the
Gas House lot, on the south by aobt Rodes,
On OF The east by J B Stacy and on the west by
Farm Lane or College street.
Purchaser Will DO required &c execute q
note with good personal security and a lien
VIII be retained upon said lot until tie pur
chase money is paid.
Sept 2rd, 1888.
5septd J,B. STACY q ON