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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON VERMONT AVENUE NEAR Il
STREET. NOS; 1885 AND 1881, AND OF ELEx-
ENTH STREET NEAR . STREET NORTH
WEST, NEAR IOWA CIRCLE -
On ThURSDAY AFTERNOON, NoyEMBER NINE
TENTH. 1891, at HALF-PASf FOUR O'CLOCK.
We viii sell. IN front Of the premises.
PARTS OF LOTS IA. Is, 10 AND 70. SQUARE BOG.
Fronting THlRTl-EIGHT THREE ONE HUN
DREDIHS FEET on Vermont venue. with depth of
about 100 feet. with side alley. THIS otis improved by
neat. almost new brick dwelling. No 1857 Vermont
ave- IS rooms, with bath; well finished. modern Inn
provements Also frame house. No. 163o Vermont
ave stable in rear of this property.
Immediately after above we will sell
LOT 10. SQUARE 1886,
Fronting 20 feet nth stree: with depth Of IS feet to
an alley q sp endld building lot.
Terms One-thIrd cash, balance in and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest per annun,
annually. and to be secured by deed of
trust on property sold, all cash. at option par
chaser deposit OF t.vo on each piece of property
sold. required at time of sale. Convincing. &c, at
at purchasers cost Terms OF sale to be complied
with in fifteen days, otherwise right reserved resell
at risk and of defautng purchaser after five
advertisement of such resale IN some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. e.
noI3-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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MANICURE

M ADAAk FAM, -
IVA AANlCUhE AND CHTRoPoDIBT
as l5fH ST. n. ".
The only Importer and Manufacture q fIkE MANI
CURE and CHlkS PODIbT GOODS south
n1s-l.ns Of New Aork
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The Chicago Consolidated Bottling Com
pany works were damaged 90, 900 BY ere early
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ENTIRE CONTENTS or RESIDENCE AND Rko-
IAlhAN1. No. lll2 ID STREET NORTHWEST,
NEXT DOOR 10 GLOBE THEATER
WE WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION ON MON
DAY. NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, CoMMENC-
ING Al I'm O'CLOCK A. N. CONTENTS OF
1HE ABOVE RESIDENCE AND RESTAURANT,
SoNslsIlNG IN PART OF ON LONG Ban
SouNIkh THO FRIGHT MIRRORS. ON
oSh L,EeE; TMo SNAIL ICE BoXEs,
tLkANELAND BIER PIT Mp FORTY FEE1 OF
LEAD PIP. I'm BED Room SUITS,
NGmBEk on EfARAlE PlECEs OF CHAN
BEk fUkNlIUkE, ONE HALL RACK A
AuMBLh OF MATTRESSES, LARGE QTAN-
T1rl OF BEDDING. BRU ssEIs AND INGRAM
CARPETS. TWO LARGE RANGES. TMOPARLOR
STONES. CHAIRS AND TABLES. LARGE LUT
Oh COOKING UTENSILS, fINt AssoR1-
MINI OF GLASS MARI, INCLUDING An
ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR BAR, LONG MARBLE
SLAB. sIokM bon And DOOR. oNE LAh9t
STEEL RAIL FOR BAR &c
THOMAS DOWNING q SON.
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NJ KITS KENETHY's GALLERY llOp AND llll
M "a ave. Artistic me Porfrnifk- Personal -
t<nzicn- L~nr~ studio "a srougs. lDu pr3csx- ~.
S~ss sssas " 49, seaf kasss~ os5]D
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING ssI FEE 4
I0INCHEs ON fHE slufH SIDE o. llR-
GINA AyENmE BEIMkEN SECOND AND
We will offer To- SIG in .roat Of the premises on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV EABER SlNEk-
TENTH. at HALF-PASr Fot Z . CLOCK, LuT I.
AND tAkT LOT 8. SQUARE s06 CONTAINING all
II. $40 square feet.
Terms sale: One-third cash and the balance in
and two years. with interest rate OF Is per
centuin per annum. payable semi-apnual,y and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sod. all
cash, at the vi TIE purchaser. 500 deposit at
time OF sale Terms TO lie complied with ten DAYS
or tine property WA. be sold at the risk te
defa utlng purchaser alter five days eriiseent m
some paper published in tile Dislrct of Columbia
nolU-uSdS DUNCANSON BROS. Au,ts
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LIB BITT HoUs
WASHINGTON, DC.
LEGAL NOTICES.

LrILED OCTOBER -, 1881 j .R.YoUNG, CLERK
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
DISTRICT oh COLUMBIA.
John r. C!agett Alice Irene CIsxett % e.,
Equity No l.ygli. Doc. 81.
On consideration Of the report OF the 6led
this day IN the above n this 9Th day of De-
toper. A d. 1891 ordered by the that the sales
made and reported by said trustees be and the
hereby ratified and confirmed unless TO the
contrary be shown 6-fore the tw-nty seventh
day OF November. A. ID. 1891. Provided, . copy Of
this order be published in the WASHINGTON Law hsr
porter and the Evening Star once q week for thrss
prior to said date.
The amount Of sad ssles according 10 said report
aggregate 1850 W. .. cox. Justice.
A true copy. Test: j. X. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk. oc.sO- lax3u
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I AT1MER l. SLOAN, Auctloneers,
II l4O9 q ST.. NEAR U. s. TREASURY.
SATURDAYS SALE.

SATURDAYS SALE.
TWO AUBUssON FRENCH CARPETS. IN FINE
CONDITION, COST $1,000; FINE BULL WORK
CABINETS, TABLES AND OTHER PIECES OF
ZINE FURNITURE. FINE MIRRORS, PARLOR
FURNITURE, IN SUITES AND SEPARATE
PIECES. OlL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS.
ELEGANT SATIN DAMASK WINDOW HANG
INGS, CHAMBER FURNITURE OF EVERY
DESCR!fTION. HAIR MATTRESSES. DINING
ROOM AND OFFICE FURNITURE, CARPETS.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, &c.
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VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD ruKsrrURs
AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING IN PART,

VERY HANDSOME sIN-PIECF SILK prusu
fARioR SUITE. FlNL BRr ssEI.s cAhpETs.
hAtL iANSl>OS, HANDSOME ORNANEN
HANDSOME OAK HALL STAMP. Win
aaEhNNSH TATE MIRROR Willow AND
OlHlh EANCl CHAIRS, SUPERIOR WALNUT
kAIENsioN DINING TABLE, WALNUT NJ T.
slpEBoAkD CHLRRl BENT WOOD DINING
u GOOD CONDITION, WALNUT AND
ShhEhhn CHAMBER FURNITURE. MAI
ants fIkNlIUkk, WALNUT LOOK CASE,
ho Ir, ND MALNII iABlE: LIBRARY cHAIRh
On TlEsDAl MOANING. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH. 1871. Al ZEN O'CLOCK, NE shall sell
at residence No 500 street very superior collscr
ton OF household furniture IA hne oondslon.
LAllMEk SLOAN.
An
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u ATCLIFFE DARR CO., AucuoneerA
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
4HORSES,
COUPE,
2SURREYS,
BUGGY,
CAB,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FOUR
TENTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will sell at
our horse and earriage mart. $50 c street north
riages, &C.. to which attention 10 called
49,. RATCLIFFE DARR CO.,
noI>-I Auctioneers
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II ATCLIFFE. DARE & CO.. AucnOneers

SIREEI NOkTHwEsI. ALL MODERN I'M
PROVEMENTS, CONCRETE CELLAR,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
will offer for sale in front of the premises
SUB LOT 30,
IN SQUARE .lU5,
Fronting 10 30 feet 10Th street and running back
to alley.
This sale should command attention of parties in
search OF a home or for IN investment.
Terms will be made known at slle time of sale A
deposit of 500 required at the sale Ii the
terms of sale not conllied with ten days from
the day rixht reserved the proiert,
at the risk and of the fau.tng purchaser after
nve days advertisement OF su resale news
paper published in Was iinstun, u. Z. All convey
ancIng and recording Il the cost Of the purchaser
no1-dSds RADCLIFFE, DAIR & CO., Auc:s.
AS-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1881. At
hour and place. on account OF the increment
weather. RADCLIFFE, DARK CO.
nol3-d&ds Aucti, neers
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
WAITE B. WILLIAMS : CO.. Aucsion.sra

WALTKR B. WILLIAMS CO.. AucsionssrA
DUB REGULAR
sALE n, Qf a LAR r, Z AND WEILzAssoRTHp
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-CARPETs HEAT.
Ing STOVES at OUR SALES ROOM.
hue NORTHwEST, TOMORROW MORNING,
HUyEMBER , F0pRTEENTH. COMMENCING
-. NAMED IN PART
suITES MALNuT AND ANTIQUE OAK CHAM.
6AK SipEboARDs. XiRR S0HRlr hr W EARRhi.
Robe E%TESsI0N tables, piSiNa RooN
GGEEPPTTI9N GHA sraA G6UGHEs, GHEERY
BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS.
THREE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOS. HAND
SOME ORGAN.
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF A BARBER SHOP,
CONSISTING OF HANDSOME UPHOLsTERED
CHAIRS, CASES, &c
LOT BAR FIXTURES. COUNTERS, &c.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
1t Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
District Of Columbia, pss>ed the I'D day Of July.
lssl. in the cause Of Willie = Hoy 81 Al. We John
DAY. NOVEMBER T@ENTY-FoURT iSsi. az 40
front of the premises offer sale all the
right title. interest and DESCENDANTS. John.
Michael and Terence Burke in and TO the property de-
srfbed in the bill Of plant Med IN this
w.t. pert of original lot 10. 1lp further de-
scribed a. lots IL and Is Hl'sreco-ed subdivision
Of said square, being numbered 49, Cabbage
slsy n e. WITH the improveInens subject 20 certain
deed OF trust made to Thomas T. Maggaman and John
W. Pllinx. trustees. to the payment three
hundred dollars Csso0 60 William NJ. Hodges. The
terms OF sale 70 be follows.
Oneth VI the purchase money 10 lie paid IN cash
and he residue in two equal INSTALL and
twelve months respectively the day Sac the
deferred payments 10 be secured by the purchas-rs
notes besrIng q Ter cent interest payable semi
annually. secured by deed IN the usual form
the property Sold all in cash. the option the
purchaser. del Of fifty dollars lSs will be re-
Quired at the time Of sale.
FRANK X. STEPHENS. Trustee.
N
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TRUSTEES SALE or FOUR VALUABLE BUILD
By 100 fEET DRIP SITUATION THr NORIa
T%ENTl.fiRsT STREET AND NV HaaP.
BY virtue Of a CERTAIN deed Of trust dated NAY L
lssl, and reroried MAG 10. 1891, is
nber lSSS ioio a. 81 SEQ. Of the land r~corsls
OF the bisir1ct Of Columbia. snd AZ the wrfft.a
reQu st OF the PATTY securs thereby will off.r fsr
saae IA front OF the property IN TUESDAY. the
lMENll-t FOURTH DAY or ONEMRER ls1ii al
hALfPAsf FOUR O'CLOCK z. n. the following
dtsrhed property. situate IN the city Nsslnston
Dstrct OF Columbia. 10 VT All OF original lot
oered tour "a. IA SQUARE Numbered seventy t7sD
anu einraclne all OF bots numbered forty three tsa
iorty tour 90 i1rtyhVe tsb and forty $6l IN
nate y Foote's subdivision q said original -four
records OF the once OF the survey Of said District
Terms OF sal. one-third a. cash each OF the
subdivision lots above mentiuned h~lanc. In
one, I'VE and three Year., with Interest the
VI centrum Der annun sh- s-ui-annually and
cuted by deed OF trust on the prOIfty all cash
~ te optun OF the IurcllAser. sUO cash required on
each lot a. time Of Terms 20 be compiled with In
hit.eh days ifuln the day OF the property ~lu
~ resos al the rist and Of the defauItng pur-
CHASER Hfter hNe days reimbursement nexr-
pAper punished IN the city OF Washington, District
unlbA he properly Will h- sold according the
suoaiNlsion iots, eacn lot separately.
WALTZ X. MILCON
oropa, ,ls.s Ia aye; NV. rru,s~>
holZ-dts 40 Ia. ave. nv
4 ATIAER SLOAN. Anctlon.er.,
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lsos q ST.. near United States rr~ssusv.
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4 hOMAs BOWLING son. Auctlonrer,-

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
CORNER Oh FIRST AND ID STREETS SOUTH
MIST. IMPROVED 81 OLD FRAME DWELL
lNGS.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court of tlie District of Columbia. holding an Equity
Court Tor said District. in cause wherein Emma IS
Morrice IL complainant and Mary Burdette al are
deleldants. known equity cause No 1884, docket
-, the Undersigned trustee will on TUESDAY the
SENENlEEN1H DAY OF NOVEMBER lssyl at
HAi-f-P.sI POUR O'CLOCK Z. Nj, sell al public
auci on, IN front OF the premises. the following de-
sclied real estate. situate in the city o, Mashton
III said District, 10 vat:
Eirst he ea>ternmost eighteen Qs) feet front ON ID
street southwest and running back the iu depth
thertot OF urlg1nai cot one I'D in square hundred
anu eighty G1So), improved 10y one-siory frame
dweiln And immediately thereafter,
Second The eighteen (Isy anna 90 inches
mont ON said street, by the ful depth thereof OF
siu o one tl) next al oiiig inst described part
dwelling. And immediately I.ereaftcr,
Third The south fourteen A. Ie.t front by the full
depth thereof OF Original lot fourteen l4) in said
square improved Dy two-story frame dwelling.
lerIs OF sale: One-th'rd o. the purchase money in
cash tie baalice in one mo two years, u the
lrolssory notes OF the purchaser. nd deed OF rust
10 tile Satisfaction OF tie the property sud
on all casI. al the purchaser option.
a dslosit 90 slOU required IN piece of property
al IA tl:ie O. sac. Terms sale 10 couiied with
IN hfeen days the day sac or the trustee re-
serl Is the t TO resell and risk OF the de-
fauliIng purchaser
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON. Trustee
hot Once AZ Louisiana ave. n. ".
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THOMAS BOWLING a son. Aucuoneeis
6l2 T. II. n.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
:eGi STREET NOR INVEST. AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN an
lssl, Al -FOUR O'CLOCK. We will sell. IN front OF
N premises part OF lot No lU.. square 81
"a feet on tie north side of by a depfh OF $50
ieet 20 wide alley. improved by a large and SUD
stantal three bricA dwelling containing about IL
rooms; aIso brick stable the rear. Terms One
third cash, ba ance an two and three years with
interest," secured 10y deed Of ON the property:
del ost of 9.OO IequIrtl al time " sale. IIdts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIXKR SLOAN. Aucsionsers.
- 140e0 It.. near o. q Treasury.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE
FURNITURE
At RE9lDENCE NO 800
FIRST ST. Sc
sspsrate piecs: Of Parlcr Furniture. Pis Mirror,
F1ctures and Ornaments, Brussels Chamber Hall
and md Stair CARPETS. vsry handsoms Walnut Marble
Top s,deboard, solid wslnut Extensaon Dining
gone Porcelain Dinner Service. Qlsss Ware, silver
Plated Water Set. one very eaborassiy carved
Chambeg Suite With French Plate Mirror,
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suites, White Cur ed
hair Mattresses. separate pieces OF Chamber Fur
niturs. Decorated Toilet Sets, Easy Chairs and
Couches. Kitchen Requisites and many other arti-
Giles that cannot b mentioned.
ALSO
LO1 BOOKS
large lot of Stable Furniture
On THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINE
TENTH. 1891. commsneiny az TEN O'CLOCK. at
the fine residence. No 800 LIST st. the UnIted
States Capitol. shall sell exceedingly hne COL
lection Of Household Coos, Books, &c.
LATIMER SLOAN,
no13dts Auctioneers
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nol1-dts

Il A NOkMANDIE HOTEL
II desire TO notify the public that the above sale
VII! nos interfere Ia any manner with the eIlent
OF LA NohMANDlE HOIEi. which will continue
open ior the reception OF quests.
noI2-dtds Il. p EMERSON. Mnnayer
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SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN L AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, Dc.
90, On IHGRSpAY. NQyh MBER NlNETEENTh;
1S9l. at HALF-PAST FOUR O CLOCK p. NJ. will
sell at public auction. in front OF the premises lot
numbered nine (9), in square numbered seventy-tv
(.g). In the city of Washington. ID. G..
Terms of sale: Cne-thrd cssh. balance IN two equal
payments in one and two years. with interest from
DAY OF sale. secured by trust the property, all
cash. At option OF purchaser. DEPOSIT OF 500 re-
CURED at time OF SALE Conveyancins at cost OF pur
chaser If terms of sale not complied with ten
days from day OF sale reserve the right TO resell at
~ ~ '''' - N''- WILLIAM 4. eoRpd
Truce.
1t 80 A. st. N. u.
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YUrURE DAYs.


NAIUAblf INPk.lNED fKOPERTY, NO. q .
SlkftI -NoRTHWEST. NEAR THE GOVERN
MY PRINTING OFFICE. AT PUBLIC AIC-
On MfDNEs DAY, NOVEMBER EI9HTEEN-H,
lr.l. Al hAlf-fAS1 fOrk O'CLOCK NJ. An frou1
OF the premises. Viii sci
-. -. Lot u. IN tQuare ga.
Fronting = feet SIDE Of "a u<r~rf -
Settn .ptol and lst strcets northwek Is depth q
IL isss ana . N hes miroNed by lrick d~~lnx
Terms; Snethird cash: bAAnee on sssy TINA 20 h,
announced Al sale. AL cuuNey anclng aud rpoordns
AZ coa OF purchs--r. elN required ~ time Of sal0l
4erins To lr COMPLIED with In liteen days.
,o. LAliMkA SLOAN.
noh~-oAos Auctione~rn.
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| AIInER a SLOAN. Auctloneers.
va TT Ys,:s FRAME DWELLING,
On MONDAY AFHEa aSo5oN NOVEMBER SIX
TENTH. 1871. 4 HALF PtsT FOUR o'cLock,
IN front OF the premises, We shall sell
WITH THE h aPa III s2s WITCH CONSIST
Two-sTokY FRAME,
BEING No i3i2 l2Ih STREET
Terms of sale: one-aif cash. balance in Gig hteen
trust, All eonveyancing and recording al bur
clasers cost. $500 DEPOSIT required the time of
noIO-dSds anct1onesr.
X AIcLIFfE, DAEh q CO.. AucaOnevr.
CATALOGUE SALE
SUPERB ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS.
To be sold at auction without reserve.
ART GALLERIES. go PENNA- AVE-.
Beginning On
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH.
Exhibition
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. NOV l6 AND H.
Intending purchasers should wait for this grand op-
portunty. the collection comprises all desirable
sizes and qualities.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
no9-dts Auctioneers.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers,
~ 9Th and ID sts n "


DESIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE UNITED
STATES CAPITOL, CORNER OF Il STREET
AND ARTHUR PLACE MORT INVEST.
SIX BUILDING LOTS On DELAWARE AVENUE
BETWEEN AND " NORTHEAST.
SIX OF THE BEST BUILDING LOTS IN TWIN
ING CITY, FRONTING ON PENNSYLVANIA
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN
TlETH, 1891. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will sell in 'front.' OF the pr misses,
LOT "a, SQUARE 6S3.
Fronting % feet inches on street north and 100
feet on Arthur place. Alley in splendid build
ing lot in desirable neigborlood.
On SATHRDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-FIRST. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
LOTS IS TO rs, INCLUSIVE, SQUARE III.
Fronting about .e0o feet Delaware avenue between
and NJ streets northeast and running back to alley
in a rapidly improving section of the city.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. november
T TWCE 3 THIRD. at HALF PAST THREE
LOTS g. skND9 BLOCK
AVENUE near the NEW BI;IDiE. good opror-
tunty for purchasing advancing lots this eau:lful
subdivision.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. notes to bear cent interest. ayabe
annually. and to be secured by deed of trust, al
cash, at option of purchaser Copveysncng, &C.. at
purchasers cost deposit Of 800 on lot square
deposit on each lot IN Iw.ning Cay. Terms be
comp led with in fifteen days otherw. riyh reserved
to resell at risk and cost Of deiaung purchaser after
nve days advertisement OF resale
paper published in Washin rton. ID. c.
nol3-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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4 ATIMER SLOAN. Auct,oneers.
FINE BLACK COUPE HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
OLD, NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES
OF ALL KINDS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAIR
FIVE NEW CARRIAGES TO COVER ADVANCES.
TOMORROW SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER FOUR
TENTH. 1891, at ELEVEN A. M at our wars
rooms. 1881 and 1893 street we Will close out the
above goods. LATIMER 3 SLOAN,
1t Auctioneers.
SPECIAL
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.
On ! OMORROW, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH, ct
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK NJ, we shall sell q
large assortment of odds and ends China and Glass
Ware. consi. ned from housefurnishng establish
ment. Attention of dealers and private parties.
Terms cash.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
THE COCHRAN.
18th and K Sta, Franklin Square.
Washington. ID. c.
The capitals fashionable residence center.
Elegant rooms. single suite. for transient -
permanent guests. Appointments and cuisine upex-
ceiled- American and European systems.
nol3tr WE. PAIGE.
A lkEN. SOUTH CAROLINA.
WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE.
Driest climate in the United States except pot.as
OF great altitude IN the kocky mountains-
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL
FIRsT-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT.
OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1891 so NOVEMBER %
For circular and address
no9-lm b. r. CHAIFIELD. Proprietor.
A HE 'RoCHEsTER." COR. 18Th AND q srs
l. NV 1hls hotel has been newly furnished and
IL now open tor transient and permanent guests.
and 81 per day. Table board by the month. e.,0.
room strictly hrstclass most central location =
the city. Mrs L. Z. BRoCkMLLI.. Proprietress
no,-lm'
CRUMP's HOTEL AND CAFE.
viii open OCTOBER 70. 1881. for the e resepsion q
oughy renovated and reinrnishs with bed.
nspeSson Terms 81 50 and y per day. 's''' '''
IL oIkL WINDSOR.
This hotel has been newly refurnished and is nov
open Tor the reoept,on Of tIsnsent permanent and
f.. ave. and l4th.t.
s25 Washington. p. q
EBBITr HOUSE
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ATIMER q SLOAN. Auctioneers,
- l4Up q ST., near u. 8. Treasury

L. l4og q ST.. near U. 8. Treasury,
THE LAST SALE OF THE SEASON
EXQUISITE HYAClNTES, TULIPS, CROCUS AND
OTHER RARE BULBS,
To- be sold a. our suction Ioems l40a g street.
1901 commencing at SEVEN O'CLOCK.
n. B.-Seats will he provided for persons attending
the sale. LATIMER 4 SLOAN.
nol3-ot Auctioneers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1891-12-30
4 Mysterious Horse Disease.

Rich Hill, No, December 25.-A
mysterious disease has broken out
among the horses about eight miles
northeast OF Rich Hill. The dis
ease is IN the nature Of distemper,
but is reported almost as fatal a :
CHAMBERS. The legs of the animals
are said to become "stocky, and a
running OF the nose with other evil
effects, speedily ensue. Four head
OF ". 7 Meslassen's horses have
died AID another is thought to be
afflicted Other animals of the same
neighburlnnd are suffering from the
dread disease. and quite panic has
taken hold Of the farmers of that
neiehborhood in consequence. The
state veterinarian has been notified.
but has not vet arrived.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1891-12-30
That Shocking Committee.

Jefferson City Tribune.
We learn from an exchange pub
lished IL the Twelfth Congressional
district tina; the Farmers ani Labor
er,' Union Of Henry County has ep-
pointed a committee to look after
Hon. d. A. Diamonds course in
congress. The committee Will reed
more watching than Judge Dear
mond. This thing Of appointing
smelling committee Is ridiculous
Any person with common sense can
know what a congressman is doing
by reading the newspapers. and the
farmer who does not care enough for
public affairs TO read the newspapers
Will not be interested in the report
Of Il committee We take il for
granted that Missouri congressman
have sense enough and honesty
enough to demean themselves prop
erly at Washington. This is the gen
eral reputation our congressman
have at home, aud Judge DeArmond
is no exception to the rule. He has
been a prominent man III the state
for tie last fifteen years aud, so far
as integrity aud ability goes, he
ranks among the very best. The
Henry county committee may safely
adjourn with the assurance that
Judge DeArmonl neither needs
Watching nor prompting as mem
Der of congress.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1891-12-30

Soap

People have no idea how
crude and cruel soap can be.
1t takes off dirt. So far,
so good; but what else does
it do?
1t cuts the skin and frets
the under-skin makes red
ness and roughness and
leads to worse. Not soap.
but the alkali in it.
Pears Soap has no free,
alkali in it. 1t neither red
dens nor roughens the skin.
1t responds to water in
stantly; washes and rinses
off in a twinkling; is as
gentle as strong; and the
after-effect is every way
good.
All sorts Of stores sell it,
especially druggists; all sorts,
Of people use it.