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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
rue ooAr AM run muvrrn.

A Goat who had Observed Hunter
heating a Thicket for Game went and
secretcd himself at Favorable spot.
and when the Hunter came near the
Goat attempted TO Growl in Imitation
OF Tiger. The Hunter fired at Ran
dom. but the Bullet laid the Goat low.
ALAS. but you might have known 1t
was not Tiger exclaimed the Goat in
his Dying Agonica.
''l'ut how could tell that 1t was not
u Wolff" replied the Hunter.
MORAL: A largo and varied assort-
mcnt OF Calamities may happen to the
Man who was jntcnded for Goat but
wants the Public to think him an Ele.
plant. - Detroit FREQ Press,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
o. v. TIME TABLE.
T.le. eGse, November 10Th, lsss.

Trains leave Morgangeld for uniontown al,
$40 n. m. and s:3o p IA.
Trains leave Cnlontown for Mnfganheld at
t.ss a. M, And s:t5 p M.
kU-Trains I, :, 4 aud 4 daily etceat sun
day Trains and Sunday Only
Train leaving Chicago al lI:is p. N. arrives
tion In Union Depot with Ohio Valley train No.
At s:3D =. M. arriving at Henderson 10 30 m.,
Princeton s:iS y. NJ, fadursh 1870 y M, aud at
Memphis pan D. M, same night.
Train No 9on q o rs. W leaving Mcm.
pills at Gas = n.. arriving ai rvincah At l2:ts
y ~, Princeton at 1:s0 y. m.. making direct
connection with Ohio Valley train No I, ar
riviny at Henderson at G:1i y, in., where direct
connection Il made In anion depot With u. A r..
II. train at 1:05 y. M for Nlncennes, Terfe
HAutc. indianapolis, Cincinnati. ~ i.oalr, aud
b,Saf.; ~ m,s ",fs"sehan. ~. a,,Is uae unssnng
rect route 10 above named cities
W w firaENAs, A snRAp.n
General sapt- 1.f &T.A.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

"A woman dressed in mourning called
at Montreal police station recently
and requested that sho might DO given
her sons picture. When told that there
was none there she answered that II
was in tho rogucs' gallery. lilo was
once accused Of picking pockets" said
the visitor. but was discharged. This
picture was taken NJ that time, ] have
none, excepting ono showing him as q
child, and now he IL dead
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
RuckIen,s Arnlca saIye.

The Best Salve in the world 70
Cuts; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappe.
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and al
Skin Eruptions, and positively cure
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, O
money refunded. Price 25 cents pc
box. For sale by H. B. Garner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
THREE AMERICAN FABLES.
Their Morals Are riain Enough to II
Guessed by the Duiiest Intellect.

Their Morals Are fiain Enough to he
Guessed by the Duiiest Intellect.
TmE SENATOR ANN riIE PisiL
A United States Senatorof Undoubted
veracity,, who had been Fishing for sew
er.il hours without any Luck, finally
hooked n sun-bass Weighing about four
Ounces.
Kind sir, please spare my LITER
pleaded the Fish. II am 30 small that
1t would hardly pay"
"ob. you needn't fecl any Anxiety on
that point, replied the Senator. There
i return you TO your native Element
in Safety, and may Peace go with you"
MORAL: Then he went up to the ho-
tel and swore he hooked one-hnndraa:
pound Tarpon, but that it brolIeshis line
and got away.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

The crow has been lately put forth
by correspondent az the cause OF the
decrease In game birds. lie claims that
Tho crow destroys tho eggs OF prairi
hens, qnails and partridscs. beside,
silling the young birds, and suggests AZ
REMEDY bounty ON crow heads
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
slust as good as the Ivory"
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

sis the follow what ypu would call a
fast man?'
"lIc certainly is fast In evory respect
but one"
'What is the cxccption?"
"'rhc matter of paying his debts. y.
Chicago Times,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

Tangle-I want set OF false teeth,
DR.. Stumps.
DIR. Stumps (the dentist)-.Well. sir,
this is the place TO get them. I'm max
ing the best teeth in the city
Tangle-Will you guarantee that they
will look natural? u"
DR. Stumps-Ccrtainly will. My
false teeth are so natural that they act
ually achc.--Light.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
THE slAiKErS



Corrected weekly by charles Mckee \ Co.,
The Groccrs, ,lopkinsyillc, ny.
PROVISIONS.
Butter-- 20 to25e.
Eggs-lzlse.
POULTRY I5sO; chickens, $3.50 +" '2SS.
iiams-coaatry, il to ias.; sugar cured, is ="
Shnuldrrs-sg.
Jnuls--ac. =.
iari--l,rhncd. Nf.; extra choice leal, iVs.
Fl"ur-- Patent, $50; standard, 500.
Meal SOC per nush''i. -
Dried Beef-By piece, 10; ehlprei, NO.
GROt EniEs.
uvars-Grarulated. Slae; y. o., 6e.; brown,
1ss.; dark brown. dEc.
1,es-llack, 900 To 81 90; green, s1c 10 sl.uO.
i,ntfscs- Green liu, 2a Ia i0s; Golden i'io, &s
o. O.. Java, so Ia 3'f roasted, % " Soei sfoui'"'
~ tu gc.
Molasscs--N. o., IA To 'as; heavy, 10 10 SVe'
CANNHp GOODS.
Tomatoes-9b cans, Sl.OO per doz; Sib cans,
,l.l5 10 si.si per du1.
oysters-iib cans, si.Oo To Si.s1; sis cans sl.iS
Peas.sn cans, si.s, to ss.Oo; French $500 per
Iicans--string. sib cans, Sl.OO per dN; string
les 81 % pcr don; gold wax, 2ie cans, $500 per
,luk.
Biackberries- n cans, sl,ss per ,,oa IA.
Strawbcrfics-2ib cats, Ss.Vo 70 S5.Vo per uok
Raspberric- ti,l-2bs sl.T5 per dor.
SNrlines-Aincrican. 1as perdoI; French, lv7s
to sOc per can; smoked, sOc per can.
VEGETABLES ANp FEvtrs.
Apples-ysh1 per bu.; dried, 10 SC per ponnli
ryaliorated. l25sc per pound.
Oranges 10 zoe per do1.
I'otatoes--itisli. 50c FOR choice sound soo'is;
sweet, ,5c for .lnice sound goods.
Onions-Sl .2j per bu
Cabbage-Now, 10 To soc.
Turnips-
Beans--white navy, i0c per gal.
peas--split, doe per gal. green English, Toe
er gal /; blaek eyed, ilc per gal.
MtscKLLASKOus
Coal Oil-2nc per gal.
stsrch--i to luc per nonnd.
soap-s. 50 to $500 per box
Nails-{3.sj.
Clover Seed
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.

AScrap of Paper Saves Her Life.
II was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, but 1t saved her life.
She was in the last stages OF consump-
ton, told by physicians that she was
incurable and could live only short
time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece of wrapping
paper she read of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, and got sample bottle;.i it
helped her, she bought large bottle,
it helped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, continued its
use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing l40 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to w. III.
Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery
Free at H. b. GARNER's Pharmacy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01

Subscribe for The KExrucKIAS. On
ly two dollars year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, i'll
fact you must have II to fully enjoy
hfe. Thousands are searching for Il
daily, and mourning because they find
itnot. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our
people in the hope that they may at
tain this boon. And yet It may be
had by all. We guarantee that Elec-
trio Bitters, If used according TO di-
rections and the use persisted in, viii
bring you Good Digestions and oust
the demon Dyspepsia and in
stall instead Eupepsy. We recon-
mend Electric bittcrs for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver, Stomach,
and Kidneys. Sold at 50c and Sl,00
per bottle by H. B. GARSER's Phar-
macy
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
TEi.EGRAl

Western Union--Up stairs corner Main and
sfatDrs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-01
BRYANT 6 STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
. s.; Ii. ffsssS ssysssass
HU m PH r EYS'

DR HunrHRRfs' srHcyics ara scien tinealiy and
carefully prepared prescriptions used for many
Year, In private practirc with succc<a and for over
thlrty years used BY the people; Evcry single spc
ellie Is A spceizl cure for the disease named.
These SPECIFICS cure Without druggina. purge
fnr or reducing the system, aud arc In fact aud
deod the sovereign rencdies ofthc Wsrfd.
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A Wheelman Seriously Injured.

John Bast, young man whose home is at
No. ll6 North Fremont street, Baltimore, met
with serious and, perhaps fatal accident yes
tcrday afternoon. The young man is employed
at Alex. Mines furniture store on + street
and yesterday afternoon he went out for ride
on his bicycle.
Like many other cycle riders he went to the
east front OF the Capitol to coast down the hill
and when he had almost reached the foot of
the hill he overlook and ran against another
bicycle ridden by Mr.. c. III. Applegate of No.
500 18th street.
Both bicycles were upset and Bast was thrown
against the curb stone violently that he was
rendered unconscious. Mr.. APPLICABLE was not
injured. The injured man was removed to
the Emergency Hospital, where DIR. Ellyson
found that he was suffering from conclusion of
the brain.
This morning the injured man was still in a
stupor, although he appeared better than yes
terday. and DIR. Elyson has hopes of the
patients recovery, although his condition is
still critical
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Death of Cyrus D. Hanks.

Advices have been received here of the
death at Jackson, Mich, of Cyrus d. Hanks,
formerly of this city. The deceased was born
i'll Vermont in 1912 and was consequently
seventy-eight years of age. Removing when
a young man to New York. he studied law and
was afterward admitted to practice at the bar
OF the supreme court of that state. Later h G
settled in Seneca county, MY, where ne was
elected clerk of the county court. holding the
position for nine years and being there assO-
clated with some of the most prominent law
yers OF the state among whom was the late
Chas. j. Fol2er. From this time on he served
almost continuously in public service being
chosen county auditor at Toledo. Ohio. and
secretary of the Ohio State Board of Public
Works and IN 1871 accepting a clerkship III the
Treasury Department here, which he held for
fifteen years, when he removed to the west.
finally locating ut jackson. Here he lived
quietly until he died on Monday last of apo
piexy. tie leaves a widoS, three sons and
three daughters to mourn his loss. Two SIS
tiers. Mrs. \. ii. Stout and Mrs. Bartwlck of
New York, and one brother, D. 7. Hanks, esq.,
OF Cleveland, also survive HIM.
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DARR L CO, AuctioneerA

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON NORTH SID OF STREET BETWEEN
FOURTH ANDFIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court If the
District OF Columbia passed the 18th day of June
nd. foso, M equity cause 1D24 Gocket - wherein
SOPHIA Sautter, gurdial is com laiuaut and Charles
4: Miller ct al defendants will offer sale in
front OF the premises, on II GRSBAY, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1890 at SIX O'CLOCK
NJ, all that certain piece parcel OF la ld lying and
being IN the city of Washington, District Columbia
and known part of lot numbered seven u in suuare
nnE Tor the same AZ point street north distant
thirteen tl3 feet six t0) inches from tile southwrst
corner OF said lot and running thence north thirty
tjO) feet thence east ID foot IA inc hes
thence north hirty-nine (3.D feet ni..e 90 inches
more or less TO the line of that PORTION aad lot
heretofore sold TO the corporation Washington by
Thomas sylvester; the-ce along said rear line To a
point on the dividing line between lots seven q and
SIX tbl slNty-stx o5GD feet ten and half 10
inches from the line of street aforesaid; thence
south with sand he to street and thence with
the line OF street sixteen 40 feet nine 90 iuches to
the place OF b. ylrulng.
Ierus of sale, recribed by the decree are One
thlru cash ana the balance at SIX and twelve
with interest from tn day of secured by G-eG Of
trust on the property Sold all cSsh the option Of
sale Terms 10 be complied with III ten days from tile
day Of SALE otherwise tine right is reserved TO resell
the property ut the and cost of the drfauliLg
purchaser alter hive days advertisement of such re-
sale ln some newspaper published III WASHINGTON ID.
G. All coureyaucng and recording at purcha = cost
6OPHlA SAU1IlR, Guardian.
1elb-uSus DO gCLl st. W.
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marked Mr.. Haiford to a couple OF friends rs
they were admiring the scenery visible from
the school. ''of the industrial home VIC have
near Indianapolis. have always taken deep
interest in 1t and visited it frequently. L went
there once after having been away from the
neIghborhOod long time. The boys, OF
course. were all strangers to me and when
was called upon to address them l hardly
knew how to begin. Now, in that home the
boys are known only by their numbers and
their numbers run in the order in which the
inmates are taken into the institution. / started
in by saying: Boys L was here when this
place was first opened Instantly, as though
the whole matter mad been prearrangcd, the
entire crowd yelled out: Number one
Good deal OF a shock? Well l should say
il was"
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congressman Go TO Yorktown

party made up of Congressman from the
thirteen original states and number of in
vited guests left here this afternoon at 3:l5
from the Baltimore and Ohio station on a trip
to the monument at Yorktown, Va. comment
Grating the surrender of Corvallis The
party are the guests of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and the FORK River line. Col. J. L. Pey-
ton has charge of the arrangement, which In
cludes trip from Baltimore to West Point by
way VI the York river. Tuesday morning the
party will be entertained by Mr. Cruikshank
the present owner of the house in which the
recapitulatiOns were signed.
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RIcaIMSSoNIRI, AND DANS,LLE RAILROAD co.

~ Srh'nOle ln encct MAY II, 1880
Ss30 a.lll-East luilIcSsc, Mall daily for Marrsr-
ton, OoIdohsvlle, Charlottesville. LYnclbuIs aud
Stations between Ale kaUdrIR and Iyhtlabarc Rsau-
Ske Atlanta, bristol, knoxville, Chattanooga aud
"a a.ln.-IHst Nal daily for tulIcVer, 1har-
lottesNllle. Stations thesaI cake and Ohio kuute,
tween lyhchbnrg and DsnNlI!e OrociIshurO. I4l,gh.
Ash, HE. Charlotte, tu.nIibia. Augusta Atlanta
Birn.IIgnauI, Montgomery. New Orleans Texas aud
California. Pullman SleeTcr New lork Atlanta
and pullman SeeIers Atlanta to New Orleans IuII-
man Sleeper BanSiile TO columbia ana Augusta luil-
koute.
3.4D pm Daily, except Sunday. for Manassas
StrasbuTE and intermediate stations.
4..bO p.lu.-DalIy Wa Lynchburc, Bristol aud Chat
tanouSA Pullman Nestinhie Sct Washington
Menu Lis, cunnectIuE thence for a Arkansas points
iI:lb m.-Mestcrn lNprrSs daily Tor Manassas
Shraiiottes.llir staa:ion, Louisville, CtncIunatL
With Pullman Sleeper Tor Louisville
IL .ob d. IA southern i-AiIC,, daily for lgnCbur,
DanNllie lIa!elHh, AsheNl.le. Charlotte columbia.
Augusta. stlEuta. Montgomery, New Orl-hus, I.Aas
and California Pullman NstiDule Csr Washington 10
New Orle1us Via Atl&l.ta aad Montgomery. huffman
S!tc.cr Washington to Ermll IIRm Ala. Via Atlanta
Washington TO Asheyil,e and IIoi springs, y e va
Salisbury Also Washington TO Augusta via DaLyIiIs
and Charlotte.
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
in-ton 8 90 m. daily. 80 m daily except sunday
and Al a. Ia; daily arrive Round hIll a 80 ana,
- and 20 nm. returning leave l.uuad ilIu
900 and . 90 y. daily - 20 IA daily
except sunday. arriving haslliig ton 30 am aHI
through trains from The south via Charlotte ian
vale and lynchburR arlINe m Washington 0:.iJ d.
End lOpn.s VIA Last leunessec. as lstui AL yaci-
buIs a; : 80 IA. and 30 pm: VIA hesaI ake aud
OHIO ronte and Charlottesville 81 = A. and 10
pm aud q :.i3 am. StrLsburg local at 40 -
Tickets sleeping car reserve alton aid information
furnished and Dags&gc checked at Office 1890 ieuR-
mylO JAS. l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass AFozt
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! asst express 10 a m week days ana 90 nm aafir
fhIrc-s. sunday only, > "a IN
Tor Boston WITHOUT change. , I > pm. every day
Tor Bro"hiyn, y l.. all through trains Couli,t Al
Jersey 'ity with boats al BrUuklyu Annex afford
lns direct transfer 10 tul street ayOiIill duihlo
ierilGge acros- New Aorh elfy
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFtE. DaRR L CO., Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
ih0NE I'D BY FEAME DRILLING No. l747 ORE
CON AVENUE NOaTHWEST.
nnaer ana by virtue Of deed of trust recorded in
LlDer NO 14OO at folio y, ct seq of the land rec
ords OF the district Of Columbia the undersigned trus
tees VIII sell at ubllc auction i'll front the prem
lses. on WEDNESDAY, EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all OF lot ettered RI,
IN IOdl.ision OF lots III square one hundred and
nftytwo tlo) III the city of Washington Il. as said
SUBDIVISION Is recorded in Book & II. b.. page Z.
Terms OF sale One-hat of purchase money be pad
III cash and Residue twelve - with Interest
~ SIX (o) per cent per annun TOR which purchaser
give pronssory note secured by deed of trust the
PROPERTY sold or all cash. at option Of the purchaser
IL terlis of sac not complied with in days
from the day OF sale the TRUSTEES the
resell a. risk and cost OF defaGlting purchaser de-
posit OF S.-OO required when bid is accepted.
W. T. EDMONSrUN, Trustee,
900 9TH st. NV.
- c. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee
RADCLIFFE, DARK Il CO., Aucta je5-58ds
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jeT-dSds
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TAiE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARY

TALE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MARY
BY virtue of a power contained in . deed Of trust
from Samuel f. Burrows and Harriet A. Burrows his
wife. and Otho II. Burrows TO the undersigned bear
ing date tho 18th day of May, i'll the year 1880 and
recorded among the land records OF Montgomery
county, Maryland. i'll liber L. b. r., No. -, ioo 100
ct seq. the undersigned, trustees therein named
will offer at public sale to the highest bidder i'll front
Of the dwelling house the premises, SATURDAY,
The TNENTf-Fl IRIS DAY OF JUNE, 1890 at the
hour of THREE O'CLOCK =. NJ, all that land IN said
Montgomery county designated lot No ], III the
division of the real estate the late William OrndC rl
This farm Is situated on tle road leading from the
odd trorgetown road" TO BclI's MIL, and known
W Masruder, George {. nablord gnd others. 1t is
distant about miles from Georgetown, ID. C., ~
miles from Rockville and miles from windhans
Station on metropolitan Branch b. and o. railroad,
and contains
26l2s ACRES OF LAND.
The soil il OF excellent gu atty, easily improved and
in a good state Of cultivation
The impfot encnts consist Of s lArye double two
ing teu rooms barn, stabirg house meat house.
ice house and other necessary outbuiidings. There
is also u tenant house on the premises There is
hne peach orchard IN full bearing the place. and
large quantity OF other fruit.
This property desirable, being situated in the
midst OF highly cultivated anI rapidly improving
section Of the county, AID convenient to markets.
churches, schools aid post offices.
Terms Of sale one third cash the day of sale Of
the ratification thereof by the court amt the balance
OF the purchase money payable i'll two equal install
BIeptS, payable on or before two years and be-
from tue day of sale respectively, the
deferred payments TO bear interest from the day or
sale aud TO be secured by mortgage deed of
the property all the purchase money be
in cash. at the option of the pnr chaser deposit Of
500 Will be required when the property is knocked
down. Conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
AUSTIN HERR, ,rr,,...o.
jeIO-10t GEORGE W. CISSEI.} AA"S'ees'
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RATCLIFFE. DARR L CO. Aucts.
FEHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No o46o P
STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1890. at SIX
O'CLOCK J.. NJ, in front OF the premises 1 viii sell
valuable Lot III Holmeads addition GEORGETOWN, d
g. TO wit Begin at point ~ feet eastwardly ON
line drawn nor TIL az deg. 10 min. east through the
point OF Intersection Of The south side of West
and the east town line Of said town from said point of
intersection and thence with said line north IS deg
10 min east ~ feet: thence south 1 deg
east ITO feet thence south - deg. O min west ~
folio 81, improved by Twostory Frame House. with
b'lck bnseuient. being No 2460 street northwest
Terms. OuF-halt cash: balance i'll six aud twelve
months with interest and seculedhy deed OF trust
~" PROF erty, Or al cash Convey ami record
ing st cost Of purchaser deposit OF 90 will be
qn red ut time Of sale. Terms to be coped with in
ten days.
jel O-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctiopeer.
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Je11-dSd
h $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave n ~

VALU ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN LIE DROIT
Fahh AND kNoMN As 1918 AND 1870
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, JUNE %, AT
SIX O'CLOCK Pm, We Will offer for sale. public
auction. in front of the premises,
LOT Is AND PART LOT IA, IN BLOCK ; OF LIE
DROIT PARK,
Improved by houses Nos. 1913 and 1850 Lsrch
street.
No. 1913 fronts 26 feet and is a new S-roorn brick
non e. W.T. all modern Improvements.
No. 1870 is a Broom brick house, with English
basement.
1hls property is in one of the most desirable and
thcky ottled suburban suud visions, being Just on
the boundary line adjacent to the lines. and ele
CANT opportunity to secure home tIueut
Terms OF sale: One-fOurih cash balance one.
anu tree years, at per cent interest from of
on deferred ayinents secured By deed Of the
property Sold or ali cash. at the purchasers option
depuslt OF 500 required each house sale
II lei OF sale are not complied with days
the cay OF sale the right IL reserved resell the pop
cry at the risk and of the de:auting purchaser
or purchasers after ye days advertisement in some
newspaper published III Washington, DC. All con-
NeJanclng and recording at purchaser cost.
Jelo-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Aucts
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ielO-lOt
DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
SrhEET BETWEEN d AND STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the % day
of January, 1886. aud duly recorded III Liber No
las folio 4S ct seq, of the land records of the
District Columbia. aud by direction of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
public auction the premises TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, JUNE TWENTi-FOURTH, 1850, ut FOUR
O'CLOCK original Lots q aud and the north thirty
six feet we and one-quarter inches OF Lot No. g. In
square ST. by the full depth thereof in the city OF
Washington. in the District of Columbia.
Terms Onethird cash, the residue i'll equal
menfs at q and l. months with notes bearing inter
est and secured by irst deed OF trnst on aboyede
scribed property. All eOBveyaBciBs and recording at
purchasers required ut the time Of
sale. JNO. +. NAGGAMAN, I rx,u..-
lel2-dts n. BRf DLEi DAVIDSON,i Afus'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 454 II
SIREET NORTHWEST, NEAR CORNER OF

SIREET NORTHWEST, NEAK CORNER OF
FIFTH.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE SEVEN
1EENIH, 1880. at HAI.EPAST FIVE O'CLOCK
We Will sell. III front Of the premises.
SuBLOT t. SQUARE 5lS,
fronting 3 feet street north and improved by
Weil-blilt lhree-story Brick Dwelling containing
eight rooms l!as moGerI convenienCes. very COM
Portable house for business for investment
Terms: One-iourth cash. balance i'll one, two and
three years Notes to bear interest PAYABLE
.enl- annually, and to be secured by deed OF
trusi or all cash, at option of purchaser.
Conveyancing &c. at purchasers cost deposit OF
zoo required ut time % sale Terms to be complied
with IA ten days, otherwise right ed resell
at FISK ai cost of detluting purchaser after days
notice of such resale Ill newspaper pub!ishe4 in
Washington DC. EUNCANSON Bk(IS
ycl--uSus AuctlUneers.