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NJ" 'S SofI ShSf Is s afFEkt hAAoAi1'
fok ,, s, (, l.,-s Sash.
century, sn:s as. sIis siss S Sr ses lie ssss
a solid Cal Table: antiSu. o.s and lcsA
sTimalins. Tor IL. sssSar ,s r as s,iai''a
s.s1ry s.S sishi s1, pSR:h. "a e. md R .s
ss ssisS .f liable. .nuq.. oh, .ru,,.,,o.
Es1 I"s - any ny. and i"th century hnish. sl2a
,5 e. ssd On ESS, :ss ,s
80 se.,a o.i sxh Bach Rockers. cess
80 cSmscr,.bl. SOLID o.l Arm Chair. -
$50 Hish bach SOLID Oak sid. Chair, 10
match; 81. - Worth ~ ..
chifonisrs ave drs~ers) for 81 Kexulsr
Also SOLID o.i chifonier, Is dr.wer,,.
circular eeveled plate glass. els Regular
lNo. % White Maple suite. natural hns.A.
,,s o ave, Fate s,sss lArse drc--er Re-
No. 1908 solid An;iau. Oak sideboard.
n nsnd n,a, osr's ODD DESIGN lArss e>v-
i SO. ii Antique Dab Iisil stand, new
aes,sn French esvsled Plate glass. $50
81 No. i.t5 Lan., French rl.te ch.vl
Glass, initiation mahogany. s2a. was ss0
extra larss beveled plate. Reduced from
se' 70 s'o poRrrrRrs
3psirs Plain Chenille Portieres. frfnred
ends. brown. Blue and Olive ~. %. were
pair. Chenille Portiere. cola ru..,.
fringed and dAdo ends. %. . per pair.
3pSirs Steel Blue and pair Tern Gotta.
plain colo-s. fringe 81 top and bottom
LACE crkLAINs, LACE cURTAISa
~. rs rsT s SS; ;es Nottingham i.o'a siso
-. .rsirs No :ss.o Nottingham Lace.
oPairs No. sls7 IRISH Point Lace. soB
Ter pair. 5000.
pairs No. ls64 Irish Point IAc~s a5 Is
Der pair. were o. %
IMPORTED FURNITURE COVERING
We have Sr pleces Of la To.ca" 1apes-
try in following shades: steel Blue Brown
and Nile. which we offer At 81 per yard
Regular price. sl.s5
II pieces satin strip Tapestry. IN q va
refy OF colors- e2..o Per yard Cheap &C
pieces Atwood Blue and Gold Monte
Cloth G5c. Reduced from on 30.
SMYRNA RUGS
now 75c.
ls0 smyrna Rugs CoGfnch). Regular
price, e. 20. e.
10 smyrna Ilass (sO-inch). REGULAR
price. 81. now e. A.
loo smyrna knss q by q feet). REGULAR
price. sO. nov s3. ~
~ smyrna Rugs a by z feet). REGULAR
price. $3.50. now t6.a1.
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
apl4 18TH AND Y sTs
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DOUGLAS & BROTHER.
5l2 9TH ST.. NEAR +.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
24x46 EXTRA HEAVY BARNSLEY LINEN
TOWELS. fringed ends, with fancy borders Of RED.
BLUE and BROWN.
20I29 EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE DAMAsK TOW.
ELS. kNOTTED PRINCES.
22x42 EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY BLEACHED
HUCK TOWELS.
-2G-
20x39 HEAVY DAMASK TOWELS. open work
knotted fringes. with fancy borders Of PINK, BLUE
aud WHITE.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR US. CAPITOL.
FRONTING FIFTY FEET ON STREET
SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
THIRD, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell, in front of
the premises,
Fronting 30 feet on G street south and an average
depth OF about 80 feet This property is situated within
square of L. s. Capitol grounds. Street concreted
&C., and we'll adapted for subdivision into smaller
building lots.
Terms; Onethrd cash. balance in and two years,
notes TO bear per cent interest," payable semiannu
ally, and to lie secured by deed trust on proper
Sold or all cash at option of purchaser Conyeyancng
&c, at purchaser cost. deposit of 600 re lured
at time of sale Terms to be complied with in teen
days, otherwise right reserved resell risk md cost
ofde.aultng purchaser after fifteen days advertise
Inent OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, u. G.
apl5-dSds DCNCANSON PROS Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aas,Iqp.e:.:

THE NORTHWEST ON FLORIDA AVENUE
BETMEEN AND STREETS. NEAR MAS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEVEN
TENTH, AT FIVE CLOCK. we will offer for sale
in front Of the premises the following lots upon terms
and conditions mentioned:
ing S3 square feet; 81 600 cash. balance at per
cent, time to suit all cash. The deferred
to be secured by deed of trust the prem
Uses.
LOT 81 square W about to an alley contain
y. lS9I at per cent; 81 OG6. 81 payable December
%, 1882, at Per cent; balance cash.
Lot ~ square SO. about 23xS5 to alley. containing
= Isl square teet. 81. GEO payable July g. 1891, at
per cent; al, 600 cash and balance in one year at
per cent secured by deed trust premises cash.
az purchasers option; deposit OF 5000 required
each lot at time of sale. Taxes paid to June 30, 1891
abstracts furnished Settlements to be made thirty
days from day SALE Conveyancing and recording to
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
ap9-d&ds Auctioneers.
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OUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneerS.

\
TRUSTEES Essv SALE &c. Of THREE Two-sToRY
sEsER lilo. lll2 AND iIis STREET
By virtue Of three certain deeds Of trust to s bar
ing date on the LIST day of November, A. D. lSS7 ana
duly recorded in Lber No. 1S4. folios 3OS All and
l5. q the land records Of the District Of CoIu%
bia and at the request of the holder Of the notes a.
cured thereby we VII ssi st public auction in front Of
mi GNTH PAY OF ApkiL: 4. D: 1901. At -FOUR
city Of Washington and District Of Connbss. and s
ion Of lot 81 in A. g. Haeys subdivision Of lots in
square BOG as recorded In book L. pase o. Of recors
IN the once Of TIE surveyor Of the District Of Column
bia together with the provements thereon consist
ns q three tTS St and basement brick awsnG
Terms Of sale One-third balance in one and two
years, with interest at per cent semisnnuslly -
cgfsS o 6y dssd Of trust On prSPery sOid dsposit
Terms to be complied With in ten days othsrxise Il:
and cost OF defsultinY purchaser
mo. E. BEALL. Trustee.
DJNcANsoN BROS. xnctsonssrs. n.y.
/. ArLoT 60. IMPROVED BIZ HOUSE NO. 11,o n
Wasndrswn rom SAFE. By order Of Trustees.
@LOT "a. IMPROVED BIZ HOUSE ille, II
withdrswn rom sale. ky order Of Trustees.
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GENTS Su1rs SoounrD
AND PRkssED FOR o.
Coets. 6oc Panfs. 25c.; vests, sc. Aiter4ne and
dalivsre6 1oasphone call 1872
x.IHAHN. 7o6 en- = nv.
su2 122D S2l q Wee Wsskington.
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STAMPED LINENS. TABLE COVERS, TIDES, &c
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.

STAMPED LINENS. TABLE COVERS. TIDES. &c.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.
Our Sc. Bureau scarfs. ~ yards long. to-
Our 45c. Bureau Scarfs yards long. &c
Our 3oc. Tray Cloths, oblong to- DC
Our 15c. Tray Cloths oval to.................l2c
Our DC. Tray Cloths oval to. zoe
Our 4Oc Tray Cloths. oval to.................2ec
Our Pc. Pillow Shams. to.........,,,.le c
Our DC. Pillow Shams. DC
Our &c. Tides reduced SC
Our l5c. Tides reduced to-. &c
Also full line of HEMsTITCHED LINEN in b.
REAU sCARFs. TRAY CLOTHS. &C.. &C.. 1t re-
ducsd prices.
woRsTED DEPARTMENT.
Bes. Imported GERMANTOWN. 1sc. hank.
Best Imported sAXONY, 2 hanks for &c.
Best Imported SPANISH. 1sc. hank.
Best Imported ZEPHYRs. sc. . lap.
Also. full! line of BRAINARD ARMsrRoNas
WASH SILK for embroidery.
EXTRA SPECIAL IN WINDSOR TIES.
We have placed OIL sale so dozen WASH sURAH
WINDSOR TIES. 25 styles. in the newest and most
taking Agurings. CUT FULL LENGTH and EXTRA
WIDE. Your own Judgment will tell you they are
worth more than the price offer them ~ you for
Price, &c.,
SPECIAL IN GLOVES
Ladies' and s-button-length PURE SILK GLOVES
in Tans, Modes and Gray, worth so and TIC We have
placed them sale for
Ladies 6-button-ength TAFFETA CLOVES Tsps.
Modes, Gray and Black.
DOUGLAS BRO.
ap10f 6l2 Oh g.. near =.
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THAT SECTION PRODUCES TODAY AS MUCH COAL.
IRON AND PIG IRON AS THE ENTIRE COUNTRY
DID IN 1s70-woSDERFUL INCREASE IN THE
SIZE OF MANY crrIEs-EDUcATIoSAL FAcILr-
TIES AND THEIR DEvELoPMEST-A MARVEL
oCs SHOWING
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

WIN. LOwENTHAL. AUCTIoNEER,
w GS 9TH ST. NV.
COR. K ST. AND MASS AVE.
GOODS, EMBRoIDERIEs,N HosIERT, chill,
RREN's DRESSES AND UNDERWEAR JEW
ELRY, STATIONERY, RIBBONS, Isle
THREAD AND KID GLOVES, YELLING, NECK
WEAR, SUBSCRIBERS, CORSEI1, SPOOL SILK
AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES.
- ALSO
SMALL LOT OF NEW CLOTHING, SUITS. ODD
PANTS. COATS AND ABOUT TWO DOZEN
LAWN TENNIS COATS-ALL
SPRING GOODS.
ALSO
TWO HUNDRED PAIR FINE AND MEDIUM
QUALITY LADIES' SHOES-ALL TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE AT MY SALES ROOM,
COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING, APRIL
DAY, SAME HOUR.
VIM. LOwENTHAL,
apl1-2t AUCTIONEER.
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apl4- dSds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

fTRUsTEE's SALE LIZ At AUCTJQN TO CLOSE THE
On WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY-sECOND DAY
of APRIL, 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Z. Nj. in front of the premises,
Lot No. l4j in Deall's addition to GEORGETOWN BOX
20 Ieet, improved by two good frame houses Nos
:s911 and :s.jl3 Gay (N) street.
1MMEDI Al ELY THEREAFTER
Lot No. 13S in Bsall's addition TO Georgetown 3Ox
40 eet. the southeast corner OF Dubarton and Green
streets, imlRr9ved By two small brick houses
On THURSDAY. the TWENIY-THIRD DAY of
p. NJ, in front of premises,
Parts OF lots II and IL IN Cruttenden's subdivision of
square No. oS IL feet inches front by good depth
back alley. improved by frame house. No. 1923
9Th street, between and streets northwest.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent per
mum. TO be secured by notes of the purchaser and
deed OF trust the property sod all cash option
OF purchaser. Conveyancng, recording. title examin-
ing. &C., at purchasers COST deposit OF SlOO will
he tor each piece Of property at the
safe II the terms OF sale not piled with within
ten days from the day of tine trustee reserves the
right to advertise and resell the property after five
days advertisement at the risk and the default
ing purchaser.
The houses in GEORGETOWN will be offered separately.
with one-half OF the lots, II desired.
CHARLES ROLLER, Trustee,
1901 New Jersey ave- NV.
ep0-13ts THOMAS BOWLING l. SON Aucts
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We HAVE
JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS
PARLoR FURNITURE
FIVE WEEKS LATE IN ARRIVING.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
rs SUITES TO BE SACRIFICED.
SEE TIE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW.
GIVE You AN IDEA
BARGAINS YOU WILL FIND INSIDE
WI HoEKE.
sp14-r sTH AND PENNA AVE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r ATIMER Z SLOAN. Auctioneer..

I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IERnXRPIKTr NO. 1921 EIGHTH STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 u.s. dated 9th day Of
May 1889. and duly recorded in Liber 1855, folio 3s
81 SEQ one Of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby We will sell at Puolic auction in front Of the
lsSl, At FIVE o,CLock PM, PART OF LOT No.
I'm SoUARE 4l6. beginning for the same at . point
IN the line OF street west so feet south Of the north
west corner OF said lot thence south p feet, thence
east lU feet thence north 21 feet and thence west
lOO feet 70 the point Of beginning. improved by .
frame DWELLING being No. 1927 Sth street northwest
Terms; One-third cash; balance IN twelve and
eighteen months. with interest," ana secured by deed
OF trust on the property All conveyancine and
corcins at cost OF purchaser. deposit Of eloO will
be required at time of sale The the
iaung purchaser the terms be not complied with in
ten days from day Of sale.
S 81 n EkksS e LkEEDEREn.l Trustees.
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RICHARD 7. MORSELL, Trustee.
l3-dSds 46 Innisiana aY.. Z, W
pATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Dwell,
LING HOUSES, BEING PREMISES NO. :,O3 L
STREET AND 203 l. STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District o: Columbia passed in equity No 1906
tie undersigned trustees will sell public auction in
front OF the premises on TUESDAY, APRIL
feet front by the depth of the lot the one
half OF lot 1. in the city of WASHINGTON D.
G Improved by substant al twostory room brick
dwelling.
AND. immediately thereafter. Will sell part of
lot III square 5l6 Washington ID. e., beginning on
street 40 feet inches west from the southeast cor
ner of the square and running thence west Is feet
north s feet east ID feet south as BEGIN
nImg lmI roved by two-story brick dwelling house
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest from the day of sale und secured
ny deed OF trust on the properly sod. or the pur
CHASER may Ill cash, at LIS option. deposit of
800 on each parcel will be required the time Of sale
Taxes will be paid to January l. 1891. If the terms
are not complied with i'll fifteen days the right is re-
serve to resell at the risk and of the defauting
purchaser. AL conveyancingand recording gt the pur-
chaseris cost N. II. SHEA. Trustee
u = Penn ave- NV.
M. j. COLBERT, trustee
apI4-d&ds sun building.
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ap13-Ct
T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
TON, D. C.
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 4h day
OF December. 1877. recorded in lber No. 700, folio
30 one OF the land records for the District of Column
ba and at the request OF the parties secured thereby
Will ofer 10y sa G az public auction front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE TMLNr-FoURTH
DAl OF APRIL. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK M. lot
numbered fortytwo (4) OF John I. Lacey's recorded
subdivision Of Seaton Sweeneys subdivision OF
square numbered four hundred and thirty (4yI)
Improved by a two-story brick dwelling. lot 'front.'
ing - feet inches on street by 81 feet deep.
Terms OF sale: Ona-third OF the purchase money in
cash. of which $500 must lie paid down when the bid
is accepted balance in equal amounts six twelve
months. respectively Tor which the purchasers
bearing interest from the day of and aired py
deed OF trust the premises, be given, or al
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. All examining
OF title, conveyancnl, and recording pure ha
cost Terms to be complied with within day from
day OF sale otherwise the property may resold at
purchaser cost.
RICHARD 7. MoRSELL, Trustee,
An Iou sian N "
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REGULAR SALE AT THE
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART,
$50 STREET NORTHWEST,
SATURDAY. APRIL EIGHTEENTH, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ,
OF several Work and Driving Horses Surveys, Top
and No-top Bug2ies, Grocers' Wagons, Contractors
Buggies. &c. Also Harness. &c.
FINEST and only complete facilities in the city for the
sale of everything. 1t
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Christian @. LEDERER,l r.
II. H. BERGMAN, Aro
rHoMAs BOWLING { SON. AuctiOneer1

virtue OF decree passed in the equity cause Of
naIson VS. Phillips ct al. No. Il. $685. Docket 81.
March H. 1881. the undersigned trustee will sell
'front.' Of the Premises the TWENTY-SENENTH
PA DAn oF APRIL, 1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
81 that piece or parcel of ground situated county
o. Washington. in the District Columbia. and
and described as part of tract Of land called
fletchalls Chance. containing I'D of land.
more or less. fronting the Chappel road and
Iuiy Described in certain deed recorded in liter Ts5
lumbfa.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash, one-thrd in one year
and the remaining in two years. the de. erred
to be secured by the notes the purchaser
and deed OF trust the property Sold all cash
the option OF the purchaser deposit of two hun
dred dollars (S2OO) will be required the time of the
sale Conveyancin and recording purchasers cost
terms OF sale are not complied with within days
from time OF sale the trustee the RICH
sell at defaultlng purchasers risA and cost.
ap1o-dSds sun building 1877 ct n. ".
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneera

REsTLAR SALE, SALE OF HogsEHoIp EuRS1;
E5GIHESGH S PiRr At Tx Tf ESst
SUITES. THhEE pihNos, SEvEkAL FRINGE S1Gi.
LEATHEk-COYEkED CLUTCHES, WALNUT
bINNe EdSM sHb oF Hue
iNdKAiN CARPETS. C06KiNG AND HEAT
ING STOVES. &c. &c.
A LOT OF sAppLERsA AGO foSLs
uopsrs ALSpi At TWE y ys O'CLOCK. e
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
PAST TEN O'CLOCK An. we shall sell at our
sales room the articles to pay storage
Qne iron safe. stored in name Of 8. H. Leland ag't.
One Office desk. stored in name of samr Tyler, July
api5-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
g BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
No Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES, MARES,
MULES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. HARNESS.
& shs n.zssr Ne SAT-
80 Head of Horses. Mares and Mules good for team
'ters' farmers or general u use
/ New Milk Wagon. New NEWT business WAGONS. New
Dayton Wagons. New Bugxies and 20 second hand
Wagons. Bustias. Phaetons. Harness. &c. &c.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK saASP, for whom if NAV con.
Germ, One Pair Sorrel Horses. and d years old,
weighing between L $50 and LOO pounds each Also,
! Fine Bay Saddle Horse.
Sale persmptory. g. BENsINGER.
apl5-N Auctioneer.
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L PROPERTY SITUATED On WATER sTREET
Hfs WIFI KSo %snh a. TIE
GN THE LINE OF THE NEW STEAM t'i Rail.
By virtue o: deed of trust to u.s. dated the Goth
OF March, A. d; 1888. and duly recorded in ber No
1906; 1oio 49, G; seq, one " the land records Of
tine District of Columbia and at the request of the
holder OF the note u-ed thereby. will sell at PJ B.
LIE ASGfl3N in front Of the premises FRIDAY
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
property situated on Water street in Georgetown
and water rights described follows Part o. lot one
Cd in Peter Beatty. 1hre keds and Deakins addition
70 onnng aos the same IN the east side
south line of the Chesapeake and OHIO canal condem-
nation and running thence east with south line of
sad TO the west ine Of that part said
lot % lying south o. sail CANA. owned formerly
by John Mason, deceased. and since BY Vim. 4. Brad
ley; thence utterly with the west line of said
part OF said lot formerly owned by Jno Mason
and since by William A. Brad ey. channel OF the
Potomac River thence westerly with the said channel
to 20 mt which Will be nersected the east line of
Fayette street. south the line thereof
said channel; thence northeriy with line reversed
rights, leases and riyIe-es thereunto oneing and
all machinery and fixtures used in connection with
said lot covered by Water street and intending to in
clude only right Of way over the alley between the
Warehouse formerly owned by William A. Bradley and
the east gable wall OF the building the lot hereby
described the privileges of said alley being common to
both owners.
able seni-annualy and ed by deed trust ON
the property sold. al cash. at the purchasers
within ten days from the day of the property will
lie resold at tie def4utnS purchasers risk and cost.
CURED at the time Of sale All conveyancinS and re-
H InHE { p cS GILBERT, Trustees.
apl4- dSds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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BAPTIST CHURcH-PRI8Es AWARDED TO Sue
cEssFUL PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPIL CONTESTANTS
REMARKABLE EVIDENCES OF PROGRESS IN COM
POSITION, DRAWING, CARVING AND SCIENCE.
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ROAM MARE. CANOPY-TOP SURREY AND HAIR
NESS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. APRILEl GHTEENTH. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we snail Sell at our sales
ONE ROAM MARE. SUITABLE FOR LADY TO
DRIVE.
CANOPY TOP SURREY, BUILT TO ORDER.
One Set harness, nearly new.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO.,
apl6-2t Auctlopeers.
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CAnHARr & Lrrpr.
oes 7sh and zoo 81 nv.
Just arrived smother lot Of our Sc Six Fin
ished Henriettas In Tans. States Gray sne
Brown.
SO pieces l2Sc Quality Zephyr bingham
Special price for this lot. Dc. per yard.
20 pieces Zephyr bingham. extra nns quail
fly, only lsc.
40 pieces Anderson's Zephyr Ginshama.
stripes and plaids 30 inches wide. only 25c
-Four cases Summer Weight Comforts Of q.
el.25. o.. so and g.
Special Offering In Ladies' Ribbed vssts q
1oc.. 12sc. and pic.
Special prices in Hemp. Reg. lnsrsin snA
Tapestry Carpets to close.
New Stock Of. MAttinss Of Low pricssL
apll CARHARr 3 LErDY.
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REGULAR SALE AT THE

RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
~ go Pa. ave. n. "
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X AASLi1TL, DAhh CO, AucGoneers.
D. K. vARzHABEDIAN,
Importer,
1022 Connecticut avenue northwest.
An unusually large and fine collection Of
TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS.
CARPETS,
HANGINas,
EMBRoIpERIEs.
NOVELTIES. &C., &C.
AUCTION.
AT MY
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES.;
1922 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY OF
EACH WEEK AT ELEVEN A.M.AND THREE
Pm UNTIL. THE ENTIRE STOCK Is SOLD.
The extensiveness and superiority of my stock are
1ndlsputabIe and are highly pronounced by the
lovers OF Oriental Art to procure and valuable
goods at tins sale at their prices my early de-
Earture to the Orient induces dispose my en-
tire stock at auction.
D. K. vARZHABEDIAN,
apl3-Gt Importer.
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-. loUI new Jersey ave. u. W.
ap0-1ots THOMAS BOWLING l. SON Aucts
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
james j. WyCy.

In another column will be found
The advertisement of Mr.. James j.
WHY. Mr.. WHY is young man,
quick, earnest, and ambitious, and
few men have come upby personal
endeavor SO rapidly. Assuccessor
to the, old-established business Of
G. K. WHY, he solicits a continu-
ance Of past favors, and invites the
public to call and examine his bar
gains in a large stock Of general
merchandise, apart of which is Of.
fered at first cost. Mr.. WHY is MOI
stranger is our midst, and is wei
known for his square dealings anc
sound, business methods, and We
bespeak for him liberal patron
age of a generous public,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
From Big SGmdUs

Regular correspondence
Little. Buiah Bowles and Mrs. E..
T.. Nall are very sick with catarrhal
faver;
Rev. d. A. Ross delivered an In
teresting sermon at this place last
evening from Genesis IL.
Mr.. j. p. Fisher, travelling sales
man for Valentine Bros. &c Wilson,
is,at home from an extended trip
in Illinois and Missouri.
Messrs. A. A. Lindsey. John r.
/PeeIer,. John L. Mobiles and two
Misses Brumager have gone to
Lakewood to attend school at that
place.
Mr.. Si1as, w. Bullock contem-
plates a tour of Texas at an early
day with a. view of removing his
mill there il he can find a desirable
Locations.
Your correspondent failed give
Che names Of all the parties who
bought out Messrs. @. 2. Hudson
Il Go. The new firm is Barnes q
Bro.-E. B. Barnes is, a partner
with his brother Z. 3. Barnes.
The building Of the Methods
Episcopal Church, South, has beer
oyerhauled and newly painted, also
the windows and seats. We now
have nice house in which to WOE
ship, and how thankful we ough
TO feel for the privilege that those
christian-hearted people have Civ
an u.s..
BIC SANDY, February B.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
Hudson &c Greery

Messrs. Hudson & Greer, success
sors to Hudson, Hatley & Greer,
have an advertisement in another
column of this issue Of The CARoN-
IoLE. They carry complete line
Of general merchandise and family
supplies which are frst-class and
as "chesp as the cheapest" They
invite the public to call and see
them. They are CLEVER reliable
gentlemen. and always mean what
they say. Give them a call and
see for yourself.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
Bold Burglars.

Sneak thieves entered the dry
goods store Of Mr.. j. F. Presson,
IN South Camden, Sunday night,
and secured about 500 worth of
goods! An entrance to the build
ing was made, by going underneath
and removing the hearth. There
is no clue as yet as to who commit
ted the theft.