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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTRRNOOl

L WASHINGTON Knights, FLORIDA AVENtiE
EIGHTEENTH sTRkET, NINETkKNTH
We wll offer Tor sale. on the premises on TUESDAY
THE TWEEN IIETH DAY OF MAY, 1890, AT Fiyk
O'CLOCK PM, number Of the most dssirabae Iots
in the suhdtytson Of wsshinston Heshta recorded in
being Lots J. 12 and 8 in block 2; Lots @ 10 and Ia
in block Lots and g. in block 4; Lots II and 10
in block 5, and others. These Lots well ocsted an
high ground, streets aud avenue rayed and severed
and many OF them capable of subdivision espec-
.treeh Plats OF the property can be a ONCE
Terms 0ne-t third in cash balance IN one and two
year. with interest st sig rer cent Per snnum psA
on property sod all cash. at option purchaser or
purchasers. Terms TO be complied with in ten DAYS
from day Of otherwise right reserved to rese Al
risk and cost Of dsfsutne purchaser after i've days
advertisement Of such resale In newspaper pub
iished in Warrington, DC deposit OF ego required
on each lot at time Of sale Convsysncins. &c. at pur
chAser's cost.
Title rood or no sale.
myIS-dSds DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneerx
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LnrBIe CoMrASrs
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Makes the Purest. chespes, and Best Beef Tea
FINEST MEAT-FLAvoRINa STOCK FOR SOUPS
SAUCES AND MADE pIsHEs
One POUND Of Extract Of Beef equal TO forty pounds
o: lean best. Of the value Of about $3.50
Genuine only with
JUsTus Won LIEBIGs SIGNATURE. sp2A,, IN
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
70 Schedule in effect May II, 1890.
Leave i,0 s nd corner OF New jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Limited s1-
For cinennst St. Louis snd Ind indi.napols expires.
daily Fly P,ssb sns .dd eI.;.I;ua
For Lexington and points in the Shenandoah Valley.
For Winchester and way stations. is pm
fSr BsIaiisrs ~ssl days sos, s 90, e:ss. 7:2o.
30 800 $50. 9;;0 ul:o0. 1900, 45 minutes;
81 s. 4PPS'ssg Sos s. S nl5.
tosS and oS sSna,s
SIS %inuts:' 800 eiS 500 7so. s:s5 IL SO: SO
For Way Stations between Washington and Balti-
ll;0o sundays. s 80 am. 40. SIS. az
te5 ESQ., ss:s a sy
ahs SS. sda s iai Zoo HiS s s$$S
goo. 1910. 1920 and ii 100 P m. sundays. $50.
5s S5c ss5 Is Hse 3D. 1V 5a5 1872 SS I'd sSS
S TOI A ion9 a1SG sps o9 pm
ssaHS4ts $50 s 1903 go p hs.i sanasy
50 TS5 stations the Metropolitan Branch, rs 80.
10 ss aud tsa9 pF p@ Stations only
For Rockville and Way stations, "A IS pm.
1000 % am. ti:oo fsoe e Sss. t S9
For Boyd's and intermediate stations, II :oopm.
Gnu,Sa f51n issyes wsshns9n on sunday lls
For frsdsrick, 1880, $780, 1880. I'll 30 am.
For hagerstown til 80 am. and IS :3Opm
Trains arrive from Chicago daily ii AS a. m and
4:lO p H. from Cincinnati and St Louis daily so
Am and ZOO pm from fittsburR 7:1o am. 5: 80
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
NJ, = :O5., ts:oO. 1000. IL: 200 am. = SO.
4 :oO aud 1880 pm. Buffet Parlor Cars on ali
day trains. Sleeping Car on the 1890 p. m. open
For Philadelphia "a os, IS co. 1000 'l2 90 noon,
'2i2O, 90. '6:l and 1880 Pm.
For Newark, bel, Wilmington and Chester, q: O5
40 80 p nj.
=, For intermediate points between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 1000 and 81 30 Am, tl2: 10, 4 so
pm.
., Trains leave New York for Washington. 20 90,
II 30 an. 300, 1920. 20 100 pm and sl2:l s
night:
;i3, ,lo;l5, 1850 am, t1:40 '4;3l. $3.50.
For Atlantic City. q :o5 Am and :oom.
Except Sunday. Daily. sSunday only.
luggage called for and checked and resi-
dences BY Union Transfer Company orders left at
ticket Offices, GIG and 1851 Penn. ave and at depot
CHAS. O. SCULL, Gen. Pass Agent,
j. T. ODELI. Gen Manager
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FUTURE DAYS.
\ 20. ". sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, e38 + st-

- i
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED
WOOD AVENUE, LIE DRoIT PARK
BY virtue q certain deed q trust dated September
SEQ one Of the land records for the District
we will offer for sale, in front Of the premisea On
MONDAY, The NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY
property situate In the county Of Washington Dis
Irict Of Columbia, TO wit: All Of lot one III and
land known - Le Droit Park. -
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance In
l. aud after sale, with interest ut the rate Of
sx ~ per centrum PEI annum payable semi ually
each lot At time Of sale. All conyeyAncinx Of pur.
chsser's cost Terms to be complied with in fifteen
after hye days advertisemsn. In The evening star
mye-sodsds j Jas. Il. MA ANS Trustees.
~THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the weather to THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY.
SkCOND, 1890. same place, at HALF-PAST FIVE
my20-d&ds JOHN 7. ARMS trustees.
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.UNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvFD
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET NOkTHWEsT
JUST NORTH OF STREET.
By virtue OF Q certain deed Of trust dated Nav "a
1858, and recorded in Laber 326 folio I2l 81 seq
OF the land records for thu District Of Columbs
aud ~ the request Of the party secured thereby Ne
Sss fSr H ssis u sFTpt e sSs pEs~i,s. HuRs
property I'm the city Of wsshinston Of Coium-
biA 70 wit: Lot forty -four CAD Of p 1hySon 81 Al
ty-hve lAA6l
Terms Of sale; one-third cash, and the balance IN
sx, twelve and eighteen months After ale With tn
terees % the rste OF sx 6 centum per sunum on
tune e {, Ne; Az ,so5vegsnci1E e ly.ch..rs eost
70 b roood q The risk and Of dSfaultipg Dur
chaser aftsr I'VE dsys sdvertisemsnt
JOSEPH r. EDISON,
n&l3l6.21 CHAkIks y BAtLkY. Trustees
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TOMORROW.
WV LowESrHAI. AucsiOnes,ss =,


WV IowESrHA1' Aue'ionss ssa7 7,s =.
pSfSa sSoM sf 81 RAhEGs n
s sITE AIT OPP PIECES. L9SNdEs CRIBS.
SHEIkRx MANIfI M1sRoR' Two eS sa! f kgS
TfEa FEas ANR 9FaE dook MAS AS
AMP sAsSLiNE sIoXEs, LANP AxARIEfY 81
s6oM AND HH k fESfkkf USE WARE FOB DINING
1 MEDIUM; SIZE sEkk ts Sox. 8 TENTS AND /
TWILL G.9sA TETTEH $Ss SSsssHasxE STOCK
%SoEkN LAWS hsp fSSef pRsssss s hS6
xsS SeHs sP SFH hsAE HOLE tSS SEs
1t 7th and Mass ave NV
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
Cor 10th st and Pennsylvanis svs.,
General Auctionsera
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
JAPANESE ART
AT OUR SALES ROOMS
Corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
DAILY AT IL AN AND BPM
Most magnificent and costly pieces Of sstsuma Toxic
and Kaga Porcelains ever offered in this city EGG
CHINA and HAND-PAINTED TEA SETS SO
pieces Of genuine CLOISONNE VASES and
PLAQUES BAMBOO and BEAD POR-
THERE'S. GOLD and SILK EMBROIDER-
les, PUNCH BOWLS. and fine specimens
Of MARI SALAD BOWLS and FRUIT
DISHES. Also 100 very fine
SCREENS of the best quality
and exquisite designs.
Va hall aHa n{Yor A u o A pr-p
Pm. Of q rare collection of JAPANESE BkONZES,
numbering about LOO pieces opportunity for con-
nosseurs in this special line Of Japanese Art In this
sale will also be found FANS in endless variety
LANTERNS and UMBRELLAS for lawn purposes and
numerous other objects Of japanese Art too numerous
to mention.
Time Of sale ELEVEN AM and THREE PM No
reserve myl9-5t
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NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer. m2O-3t

ZINE THRER-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
l. DMELLING, CORNER OF THIRD AND c
STREETS SOUTHEAST NEAR PENNSYLr
WANNA AVENUE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SECOND, at QUARTER OF SIX O'CLOCK. will
SELL In front Of the premises,
LOT 8, SQUARE 100
Fronting 81 feet inch on Sd street with depth Of
40 feet on street and improved by well built III
story and basement brick dwelling with back building,
containing thirteen rooms and bath. modern conve-
niences and in good condition.
This property is adjacent to Pennsylvania avenue
schools.
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years
notes TO bear per cent teres
and to be secured b. deed of trust premises sold
or all cash, at option Of purchaser. deposit OF $3.50
required at sale. Convey &c, at purchasers
cost Terms TO be complied with in ten days, other
wise resale at risk aud Of defautins purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID C. The Real
Estate Title Compsny's abstract shown ct sale
my16-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY, BEING NO.
1928 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Al
AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, MAY TwENTY-sECoND, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell in
front Of the premises Lot IS, In square 205, having
- feet inches front by 100 feet Deep improved by
Q two-story bay window brick dwelling, brown stone
trimmings, with cellar, containing rooms, bath.
pantry, closets and all modern improvements. This
worthy the attention Of buyers. For terms Of sale
apply TO GEO. M. MYERS
myl5-d&ds 1920 n. Y. ave. NV
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MEDICAL, &c.

mGDlSAl. OS.
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE The SERVICES OF
aud c, lith and 18th sts ne Ladies only. Rsmed,.
Isdis.' Physician IN The city Establi.Ssd $50 go
DROfEssIoNAL MASSAGE can BE OBTAINED
sh s 81 n Ds.' Oh medical 0'
MOUNTAIN AND BULB sYRINGEs. THROAT
i ssoc .nd c oer FaSSs
Goods Tor the sick room. Catalogue free
MELVILLE LINDSAY Manager. sp5-5m
MME: pc FOREST IoNG-LsTABLlAHED AND
M reliable ladies' Physician be consulted daily
Al her resldel:es, sVl 81 E~. Once hours from
READ AND BE yIsE--DR. BROTHERS 500 D ST.
IL Gv., appeared before Bnd made oath that he 10
he olSest lstabisLed Lspert Specialist N tins ety.
ofmen and furnish medicine or no charge cons sIts-
ton and advice Tree ~ any hour Of tie day, sue
bIss s,s e COLUMBIA slis 10 d.S oisuis isss
TrHAs NEVER BEEN ooNTRADIcrEp THAT
Or. BROTHERS Is the oldest-establish he'd sdvsrhs-
Ds B, sS. f coy ySa can
.s.sns.n Ysd = az a.s..ss
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
M two Of DR.. BRoTHEks' Inyiforsting oordial
S sny c imp - ssor % dc .ros
Male Or SI Female , sos 5, sw ms,in. +.
WoMAN-HER DISEASES wEAKNEssEs AND
M assgl.ssis,tis . .ss%S.ss s2sss
for non residents ap24-so2ms
MYTH THE ELEcTRoPoIsE CURE STONE IN
w the Bladder. DisbetsA Br1ehts Disease. Loes Of
yigor Opium Habit DyspepsiA Copatipeton,
kneum.ii:m Malaria. Insomiis and fsmsis fsesSisS
JOHN N. wKBR
sp24-1m. ils6 New foA eve.
a TTENTION LADIEs,-MAlL &c. eTAhp foR
a sealed instruction. for euss inoAs
using Emma Bust Developerg ebsoiute1y ruaraneoo1.
our 24-psee 1lustrated catAlo9us mailed fof o..
lima .n, 4 s ToILIT BAZAAR "a 1Esmonss 81 Boston
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

THE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUE.
Pianos spoken OF by artists in terms Of high praise
are sold st reasonable figures ut KUHN'S Temple Of
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BuscHrIrs
SPRING LEAF TEA
AL Soc . pound
Used In various
parts 81 the country.
Orders received today from
Presley, Kansas;
vallsy City. North Dakota.
Baltimore, Nd
,. ". BURCHEIL
lsxS b o.
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THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1890
Extraordinary cut on MAPLE sIRUP TO eloss on,
for the season.
GeNechen's Maple sirup in glass. 5o-cent sire. Re
dueed to "a cents.
Better ouy GulcK. as have less than zoo bottles
list u patrons FAIR warnins-buy quick.
ELPHoEzo YoUS0s COMPANY.
AS Ninth %.
P.s.-speciai Wholesale Agents for Van Hontsn's
Coco. and Cleveland Baking Powder. EY.C.
nys
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA,

FUTURE DAYA.
VNH0MAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
sovrRNHEESr SALE
HORSES
OuARTERMASTER'S STORES no
DkPoT QuARIERMAsTER,s OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, DC, MAY O. 1880
There viii be sold o. public auction Quarter
masters Stables between goth and u streets and
and NJ streets north wet, this city, on
FRIDAY. NAY TMLNTl.THIRp. 1890.
demned QuArtermaster's Stores, Camp and Garrison
EQuipage. &c, be, consisting in part OF
HORSES.
Harness. Horse BlAnkets Saddle Cloths, Horse Covers
Brides. Saddles Veterinary Toois Chairs Tsbles Once
Furniture. Fire Tonss. Axes. Spades shovels Plows
Niseellaneous Tools and Implements, &c, &c
ES.-ONE PONY. ONE CART AND HARNESS and
NESS.
Further information be obt.,rsd 1t thi. ofaoe.
O. B. DANDY,
Deputy Or Mr. General Us Army.
Ors At.
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THOMAS BOWLING. AucuOneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TkgsTEE,s SALE OF yALITyABLE REAL ESTATE,
Under and BY virtue Of = decree q the Supreme
Court % the d 9rss q s9dEs an equity
Ferguson e. al are compliments and sarah Ferguson
liza he Trustee wiz fe Sn feSfi
tas T&ENTF'FSgkTaP PAY OF MAY: ~ 1890: 81
premises sell d public auction ali that parcel or lot
Of land situate in the city of Washington. in said Die
four hundred and seventy t473j the same hsv-
Of that width 10 Water street more particusry de-
scribed in the proceedings in the above entitled cause,
two story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale IS prescribed by said decree one-third
Of the purchase money in cash. the balance IN equal
nstaments ct one and two years secured by the
o. ali
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten days
70 and The
chaser All conveyaneng and recording at purchasers
''S sENJsMfS !: LEiaaT9S. frSssss s.
ml3-dSds 4S2 Is. ave. NV.
CHdA 1S SALE OF yALUABLE NPRoyEp
B 6EIWEES LAP AID T sTEEEIs MokTHwEsT
SfT II ssNhsA Soff OFFICE IN THE
BY virtue OF a decree of the supreme Court Of the
dssS. n fs s Il! r. %
ffST cE5sf Z, PAY S.Isi
2. nS IN S sSs ssH hDpSSsa and
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten Qo, i'm.
proved by q four-story Brick building, known No.
el3 9TH street and one-story Back Building. with
second. The south half of 10, numbered eleven III
improved by q hve-story Brick Building known No
ing and Building in the rear
the same at the OF said Lot thirty
800 foot alley and running thence east about thirty
Eve l35l feet eleven Old inches thence south about
vest about thirtyh $3.50 feet eleven - inches. and
thence 70 the beginning improved by Brick Stable
The above property Offers unusual Inducements To
persons desiring investments in business property.
Terms Of sale as provided by the decree. are one
fourth % caah balance in one Cd. two CD and three
go years, with interest from the day Of sale for which
notes viii be required al cash. ct option Of pur-
chaser or purchasers Upon confirmation OF sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
conveyed Conveyancng st cost Of purchaser; II
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten l0 days
the trustees will resell o. cost aud risk Of defaultng
parcels and Of $500 the third parcel Of ground viii
WILLIAM A. oORDON,l
R2 sSgY Il Is ffENpAL1,
Cor. AZ ct. and La ave- Afus'eeA
JAMES b. SAvILLE.
puNcANsos BIOS BROS = iacs ais; mlo.dsd.
% ATCLIFFE. DARR Co, Auctioneers.
H $40 Pennsylvsnia ave. NV
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Deputy Or. Mr.. General Us Army.
nanat 0uartsrun.f
r. ATcLIFFE DARR co, Auctioneers.
~ p2O PENNSYLVANIA ave n "

ssLLRRyyEENTH STREET bETwEEM AND II
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
sATH 1880. At FIVE O'CLOCK. Will offer for
ssie' "a front OF the premises,
ORIGINAL Tor 4, IN SQUARE $50,
irontng 90 feet inches Eleventh street east be-
tween y and streets north-an elegant opportunity
70 secure nne building lot, being street cars,
and street line Of hsrdic coaches
60. aerIs; One third cash: balance in and two
Year, with interest at the rate of six cent
num- secured BY deed Of trust property sold or all
cash the option Of the purchaser deposit OF 100
rquired az time of sale II terms of sale are not
eompned With IN ten days from day of sale the
teserNeo % resell the property az the risk aud cost
OF the defautins purchaser after day. ADVERTISE
Went Of such resale IN some newspaper published in
washington, DC. All conveyancing, recording. &c
81 p nrchsser's cost. RATCLlFFE, DARR 4 Co.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY. The oLD-EsTABIisHEp ONLY
L reliable genuine and Dstural- Iorn Ciairvoyant
Astroloser aud Medium IN thus city born with veil
and wonderful prophetic GIFT second sight reveals
every hidden mystery; finds lost stolen properly
brings aeparated together causes Speedy ages
gives auccess in business; removes family troubles
evil nnuences advice on business, love, anything
you are III doubt OF. III business confidential Never
bean known TO fail.
Hours. o am 20 $3.50 pm sundayA 70 spm
sittings Doc.
Fsrlors, sos 18th st NV ml?.Iws
NINE. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRyOY-
Vl ant and Astrologist, the seventh daughter born
with caul has wonderful healing power Glvss names
and lucky dates. Don't iau " see this lady. Room
~ 9lOfst fS-l5ws
NINE DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL,
III Gifted knslish and German Astrologer in the city
Tells all events Of life Office hours. am. 70 D. m
On sunday from loan q $3.50 pm. 4l9b 9th NV
myl6-lots
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
gentlemen so cents each <0s st.. bstween eth and
DIN sta NV INFLOW
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on ELEVENTH
ssTTkEET SOUTHEAST BETWEEN N AND n
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NAY TWENTY
THIRD. q FIVE O'CLOCK. We VIII offer Tor sale in
ORIGINAL Lon i AND SOUTH HALF OF oRIGI-
NAL 10 IN SQUARE 1000
back to 3ofoot alley. situated Of the princi-
-. D"nss c See IN 70. me sontneast on Inc OF city
Terms; one-third cash; balance IN one and two
snnu, secured by deed Of trust the property sold
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser II terms OF
sale not complied with In hftsen days from day Of
sale the right IL reserved TO resell the property the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
days Advertisement in some newepaper published in
Washington, DC deposit Of q 90 required At time
of sale. All couveyancing and recording u cost Of
purchaser RATcLLfFE. DARR Co. Aucts
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DAwNBR0KER's AUCTION sALE.-ALL PER-
Il sons holding tickets from to $1,000 inclusive,
articles. viz. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds.
writer BooRs bses SSms sapd SOi u dgSs
Clocks. Vases Silver and Plated Ware, BICYCLES Baby
Carriages, Gold headed Csnes Sewing Machines and
Clothing. embracing Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Wear
Ing Apparel, Will be sold NJ public auction At 36l
Pennsylrania avenue northwest at HALF-PAsT
SEVEN. on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
MAY TWENTY-sECOND. TWENTY-THTRD aud
TWENTY-FOURTH, 1880.
b. BURNsTRIN. Pawnbroker.
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kOR SALE-yALUABLE IMPROVED RIAL Es
l. TAIE ON STREET BETWEEN Eleventh
M MD nWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST
. Will sell on THURSDAY. the TwENTY-sECOND
pay "a OF MAY, 1890. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. all that part Of lots and o in square No Al
fronting 10 feet inch street between I'm and
streets northwest by 100 feet deep Improved BY
prick dwelling, No. lll3 street northwest
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in i and 2
years with interest At cent per annum which
purchaser will promissory notes secured by deed
Of trust on the property: All eonyeyancins al pur.
time Of sale. Terms must Be complied with in Is
days from day Of sale otherwise property viii be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defaung purchaser after Eve
days advertisement in The Evening Star. JOHN F.
GREEN. Attorney for Owner. TH0s. z wAGGA-
MAN, Auctioneer my2O-dkds
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.I 1THE ABOVE sALE Is eosTroNEp n coy
Third 1880. same hour and risce. my2O-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
powLINo. Auet,onesr.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on srvrN.
TENTH NEAR N STREET NORTHWEST. AT

HALF-PAsT F0UR O'CLOCK Pm. in froaI u ths
prenises win eel the west part Of suhot N seuars
lSS, fronting "a feet lath street N strsst
north by depth OF 100 feet with . public nds
alley. This property n IN very valuable and dselr
able section. being near Conpectcnt svspus and Do
sales street
Terms: one-third cash. balance ana two yesu
With interest and secured b. deed u trust tbs
property or all cash Recording and conyey~ncns o.
sA& THOMAS pOwLlN6.
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Washington items.

The two republican senators, Mr.. San
ders and Mr.. Powers from Montana,
whose long and tedious cases have been
before the Senate as a contested case,
admitted to the Senate, Tuesday, by
vote of SO to 10. The Senate now has "a
members, forty-seven Republicans, thir-
ty-seven Democrats.
Three distinguished Senators are on
the sick list now, and are absent from
the city, viz. Messrs. Edmunds of Yer
mont, Brown of Georgia and Beck of
Kentucky. None of them are seriously i'll,
but the latter two will be absent from
their seats most if not all of the remain
ing days of this session.
Treasurer Huston, dlstrustiug the safe
ty of the treasury vaults, wherein are
stored 5000, 700, 600 in paper money, set
an expert mechanic at work to break in
with a drill. In just seventeen seconds
the drill had pierced every ohstructi on
and in sixteen and one-half minutes the
man had made hole in the wall big e.
nongh to crawl through. Guards at the
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given. This is one of Major Valentines

given. This is one of Major Valentines
abandoned farms.
LyndOnViIle.
The old engine. ''Albert Knight" has
been sold to Van Dyke to be used on his
railroad.
Mr. LeBourveau has received $4,000
on his loss by the burning of his box
shop. He has decided not to rebuild.
Albert Twombly has returned from New
York where he recently went for medical
treatment. The physicians there gave
him encouragement for final recovery.
The Vale and Hall polled angus cattle
be sold at auction at big cattle sale
there. I. H. Hall has gone out to attend
the sale.
sheffield.
little fellow.
John Orcutt has moved into the Folsom
& Gifin house.
Don't fail to visit the new store. The
proprietor WILDE glad to see you.
Mrs. S. Hall is sick at Barton Landing,
and her daughter has gone to take care of
her
Miss Louise E. Ferguson has gone TO
Boston on a visit.-Miss Bessie O'Hara
is to to teach in district No. 2 this spring.
Mrs. M. L. Miles teaches in Wheelock.
Nelson Wood has taken the agency for
"Taylors Manual of the School Laws, u
and will canvass this county and Orleans.
The book is fine thing, and should re-
ceive the attention of teachers and school
officers.
East Burke.
Potatoes are scarce here this spring.
Rev. H. P. Cushing is quite feeble this
spring.
Mrs. Prouty is boarding at Horace
Cages.
Frank Houston has rented the 1. d. Be-
mis- tenement.
Carlos Parker'is much worse again, as
also is Mrs. True Thurber.
anu WIG nave
ed rooms at the hotel for the present.
Eli Currier has gone to St. Johnsbury
to work at his -harness-making
Frank Jenkins and daughter, of Clare
mont, N. H., are here visiting relatives.
Richard Counter has started out with
his meat cart about two weeks earlier
than last year.
They are to build big barn at Mt. View
farm this season, with Mr.. Mooney mas
ter mechanic.
c.. T. A. Humphrey has bought the
Judge Newell place of Rev. DR., Burton,
paying $4,000.
WheelOclx.
VIM. Eastman is here on account of the
sickness of his uncle, Mr.. Willard.
Fred Day is putting up new barn; r.
]. Mcdowell of Sheffield is doing the job.
Isaac Kelley is very sick at his fathers,
and not expected to live.-Elijah Willard
is very feeble.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-21

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