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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02
A New Building Association.

At the recent session OF tho Legislature Of this
State the law governing Building Associations
wAs amended so "a to place them on the Same
Pennsylvania. which are recognized as models
aud have exerted on immeasHrublo influence for
good In building homes for the people Of that
State Such associations are not only authorized
to loan money TO their shareholders. but also 20
purchase land or erect houses for their share
holders, or to SELL convey, ienAe or mortgage
them TO their shareholders, or 70 others for tho
benefit Of the shareholders,
All the money accumulated can thus be kept
probably inveAted and all the ShnrOholders WIN
receive the benefits.
The undersigned propose TO organize Mt once
an association under the now law, and Will re-
giFC1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
RENT.


Farm OF $50 acres one mile east Of BonwoOd
junction, S3l5 per Rntum
Twenty acres Of land near BenWood Junction,
SO per acre
Sand and GrAvol privilege south OF Benw0od
Junction, on Ohio River railroad.
-Four rooms 2jjl Main %
Store room 2lbS Main SlFeet,.,..,........ 10 %
Store fOS@, 2ios Main strSSt..,...,.. 10 %
En7 SuI
,so -, ,-,,'.a-,, ct,as-as3 49,, v,..N,,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02


House Of Eve rooms, 500 Jacob street si;s@
Eight sh0ecs Union Accldent and Benehe as
SOCintIon, SIS per share.
House OF SIX rooIns, 1850 Wood street. IN good
condition, S2,2OJ.
House OF ten rooms, brick. on ChNplino street,
between Forty-thlrd and Forty.touFth streets,
cheap ut s., 900
House OF three rooms on Forty'siXth street,
HroTina 25xi0e feet 20 same. 81 800.
uOuEe OF seven rooms, 2JS1 EoT street. SJ6OO,
House OF four rooms at corner OF eighteenth
street and Alley G, $1,000.
Lots on North Huron, North Erie and South
Penn streets. Island 500 10 500 each.
House Of i've rooms, 2Sii jacob street. si,O9o.
Full lot on Jacob street, with i've roomed
brick house IN the rear Sl,4O0
Ten roomcd house at bargain on North
Five roomed house, 25l5 Eofr street. $500.
Nine roomed brick house, 2a5i Market street
GiSlilOt on North Main street. 50 by ls2 feet
aSlflo on EOir street. south OF Twenty-cishth
street. 1000.
Ecventh street, $50
street in tho new addition of Fllan & Whyte
u Lots on Eor and Jacob streets, in North Bon
Wo0n.
Lots in zanc's orchard and Old Fair Ground
Beautiful lots in A. II. PatteBon's addition to
Elm Grove at low figures
Four.ruomed house on Twenty.ntnth and
Woods street, sl,050.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02
NESBITT g. DEVINE.
1899 Market Street. au2O
FOR SAILED.

Il OIO S6AIIs
six.roomed dwelling house, lot 20 feet 'front.'
running back to low water mark, No. &6 North
York street, tor 81 400.
good substantial ilve.roomed brick house,
only few years old, northwest corner OF Elev'
enth and Eoft streets, 81, $50
A bang.up good Stx.roomed house, lot 22x143,
both gases and water, No. Il North York street,
$500.
six.roomed house ut Ols Mccolloch street. lot
Fonr:roomed house 2715 Moyston street. new
house, lot 2Jx235, Sl,G5O.
Eleyen.ro0sned brick house, brick stable IN
rear, corner Twcuty.sixth and EoG streets,
Yon cannot get better vuluO for money than
any OF these properties.
Moundsville, Glendale and all parts Of the eityas
vG aSs2s 5" q. 3. SMITH. 1seo Mnrket Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02

sffcInI DI9pdich % iht InicIi0rpttT.
WAslESGToN, D. c., Sept. 1.-West
Virginia pensions: 0riginOl-Jnmes
w. Boston, Leinuel Sturn. Additional
George w. Williams, William ],
Blackwood, Lewis Smith,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02

Elder H. E. Light, OF Mountainville,
Lancaster Co., Pa, has u good word to
say for Patent Medicine. We will give
Il in his own words. "Chamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
wns used in my family and can say that
Il done us good in diarrhGa and cholera
morbus. n do not hesitate to recon-
mend it to all suffering from the above
discnses"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02

EoR colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use DIR. Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil, and get the genuine. D1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-02

TIE worst cases Of scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases Of the blood, are
cured by Hoods sarsaparilla. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

Successful Field Games on Saturday After
noon-The Events and Winners.
The field games on Saturday Of the High
School Athletic Association were successful in
every way, both in attendance and the size of
the fields and closeness Of the finishes. The
results were:
One hundred-yard dash, fnal-Taussig first,
Rose second and Smart third; time, IL second.
Pole vault-Gregg first and Rose seconds;
height, feet Running high jump-Taussig
and Gregg; 8 feet; Taussig winning on the toss.
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle--Rose
first, Reyes second and Lannon third; time, "a
seconds Standing long iump-Cockerell first
and Rose second; 9 feet inch. Running long
jump-Taussig first and Gregg second; IS feet
B inches. Quarter-mile run-Taussig first,
Willett second and McRoberts third; time, 60
seconds. Bicycle race-Waley frst, Hensey
second and Hamlin third. Hop-skip-and-
jump-Rose first and Taussig second; So feet 6
inches. Putting the shot-Johnson first and
Rose second; % feet 5 inches. Mile run
Nicholson first, Cockerell second and Sommer
third. Throwing the base ball-Keyes first and
McRoberts second; $50 feet In contest for
general exceilence-Rose, a points; Tsussie.
a, and Cockerell, Is.
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Susie Lucretia Hodgkius. Celia jackson. Msh,
Catherine johnson. Mary IdAline johnson,
Annie Jorg. Eva May Karpeles, Maud Mare
keck. Annie Cecilia Kenealy. Nellie Kent
Katie hlelndienst. Annie Elizabeth Latimer.
George 4. lAub. Oarolynne c. Miller. Kathe-
rine A. Nan, Addle NJ. Nixon. Emma l. Plnllips.
Jessie Irene Price. Marian Smith Ida Reid
Stout Sadie Marie Trazzare. Cora vsnsant
Margaret Jane Wade, Blanche Johnston White,
Josephine Amelia Willige. Anna May WILSON.
May NJ. Wood, Lucy Lee Young.
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GEORGETOWN.
A RUNAWAY HORSE.


On Saturday evening, about SD. m, o. Mr..
Darneille of 2s0s Gay street was about to get
in his buggy the horse attached TO il became
frightened from some unknown cause and soon
began TO rear and plunge in manner that seri-
ously threatened the demolition of the vehicle
Mr.. Darneille pluckily held to him until his
strength became exhausted and finally was
down the street at break-ueck pace and never
stopped until there were but the remnsnta
Of buggy left Mr.. Dsrneills escaped pnip-
jured.
SUNDAY BASE BALI.
game OF base ball that attracted half tha
young men of the town to the field WAS pl.v.A
Yesterday on Archer's farm, opposite the power
house. The teams were composed of man
chosen from the Georgetown Catholic Union
and were denominated Is the frss
all during which the mighty wells of lie en-,
thusiasts could be heard 70 the center Of ths
town, the victory was declared to belong 10 the
nrst nine, the score standing to 2. The win
ming team was made up Of the following we'll
known piayers: Archer, Cole. J. Nolan, w.
oDonoghue and 7. Kelliher.
NOTES.
Last night was children's night Il the Cav
Street Baptist Church and the well-delivsrsd
recitstions. pretty duets and strong chorusss
Of the children made the time pass very
pleasantly.
Mr.: George 7. Dunlap has gone 10 his coun-
Try place. near Fairfax Court House, Va
Mr.. william Laird, jr-, Is spending the warm
weather at his old home near Bethesda, Nd.
Miss Mary Horsley Of Nelson, Va, IL the guest
Of Mr.. b J. Darneille Of 1903 2sth street
Mr.. 8. z. Wheatley and family leave today
for Virgins Beach
part Of lot 81, in square 81.
Mr.. G. W. 0futt and family left today -
Washington Grove.
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w OODsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th AZ
pike, facing the railroad the and the pike on
the east and slopng toward both. The drainage IA
celent, water good and easily obtainable Tue subf
vision is eight miles from Washington and tie only
the branch which fronts on the pike There ara
ten houses now on the subdivision and are TO be
veyed extends to point opposite the southern end
tins subdivision and to the west Of It about
tiers OF mile. Executive avenue extended forms the
eastern boundary Of the National Park and viii con-
stitute, when completed the nearest drive from the
city TO the subdivision. ~ 49,
Lots TOR ale on easy terms and lower than In any
For plats ana particulars apply to
b j. LEIGHTON. ovner.
apl1-Jm 462 Louisiana ave. NV
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u the Criminal Court Judge Bradley, today
Henry Jandorf. alias Henry Solomon indicted
for violating the humane law by placing his
child-wife in house Of III fame. plead NOE
guilty. BE stated that he was unable TO en-
ploy counsel II ID alleged that on May e he
placed hh wife, Gertie yandorf, in . house ef
II fame on ID street northwest for the purpose
Of prostitution The eass y IN ~ aaign1nn1
foG tomorrow.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOh SAIL OR KENT-A NEW sIX-ROOM AND
cellar cottage at Brookland nicely located in grove
OF trees to city by both steam and electric
railroads price 90. 800; easy terms Apply to X.
E PAIRO. 4S2 Louisiana ave. tei2-3ts
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DUBLIC SALE
SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

pUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
WI sell # prbs sale on the premises TUESDAY
Morthington o. Montgomery county Md The farm
H, situate neir Adopting the lands
others,
THE FARM CONTAINS 800 ACRES.
More or less. is well watered and timbered There can
on the place IIe farm is Under good fencing and in
The dwelling extra-lazye frame house contain
ng lo large ro9ns with hne cellars under the whole
pranary, carriage house, wagon shed, meat honse.
daIry and ali other Necessary outbulidings Possess
the wheat crop this TALL The growing crops pS Of
wheat. corn and hay reserved.
purchasers to notes with RON day OF
anee. &c. CIV. HILLARY,
= ro,-r .u..;o Petersvlne. Nd:
~ shade and water; fruit of all kinds u mile from
station station; Price. $1,000. Easy terms. o. Z. HINE.
EQR RENT OR sALE-A DESIRABLE HOUSE AT
on ndsn 9pes from city on MetrspoIitsn road
c. W. tf safs st. 1n NV TWO and ha sw
NEM sIA-IOOM HOUSE: GOOD WATER; LARGE
~ lot; five minutes from station; $I,..JO; easy
'fs two small fars psa HSE 3eun. Va
tfoR sALE-POTOMAC RIVER FARMs-MANY
desirable properties Il T. 's cKnREEE ElTfes CO..
L0k sALE-TMo OLD COLONIAL ESTATES IN
Maryland. Large brick mansions in good repair
na veg st. rGSs' tor
H Mssylana hl1nHsi Loo %1 .s4e:
e invest as lands near Washington advancing rap
iniia1-om l. 6ia n i!sG q. NV
PERSONAL.
A YOUNG LADY, GREATLY IN NEED WILL
ern ys $40 Monthly to any ons SECURING her gov.
tanned. ADDRESS P. b. L.. Star Office. jel5-st.
M ENVELOPE RECEIVED; MUST SEE YOU AT
by DO so safely send
SSln GIVEN FOR A GOVERNMENT POSI-
s5sr ottse "0n- Can pass examination. IA HARRY.
A POSITIVE FACT, WE ARE PAYING FULL
S AT
NV. 1el1
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
H '.ndsd to WI and strictly sentasntia Once ali
jeS-Im-
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ana answers. send lOcents to
s. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
lnye6-imA Southwest 18th and X SITS. nv
HART's ROACH POWDER THE BEST IN THE
world beware of limitations that are put up in red
boxes get Harris trade mark on the box Depot fjl7
L ST. u. W. Send your order. my.st Inns
MIR. Gladstone Confined to Bed.
Mr.. Gladstone is confined to his bed by sick
ness, which is of so trivial a nature that his
physicians have not been called to attend him;
Three freight cars were wrecked on Friday al
Cloud Station, Ky, on the Knoxville, Cumber-
land Gap and Louisville railway, and one Dam
iel was killed and two other men fatally hurt
j. w. Harris, superintendent of the Soldiers
and Sailoros % E-s~
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Three freight cars were wrecked on Friday at
Cloud Station, KY, on the Knoxville, Cumber-
land Gap and Louisville railway, and one Dam
iel was killed and two other men fatally hurt.
]. w. Harris, superintendent of the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home at Knightstown,
Ind, committed suicide Thursday at the St
Charles Hotel New Orleans, by cutting his
throat with a pocket knife.
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JAMES +. OYSTER.
te15-3t. 800 Pennsylvania ave. .. W.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
"A AN UNEQUALED INVESTMENT.
i BOTH AhE 2BT + n .Nbn n
The Northwest Alexandria improvement Company
has purchased and undivided a handsome tract OF
and aie ne s.
T'rsntv-fre thousand doilars have been expended
street at. W % @ st The streets and
aud With the an sas wh ah ns
Inc SIDEWALKS are IN ike manner graded and dressed
cutters capacious and are we'll rsmmed With the
best cobe;e. Beautiful shade trees planted in front
Ten feet Of parking in front each residence pro-
yded for and each lot has an alley In the fifteen
so DAILY TRAINs-6 CENTS FARE
ferry and Hs
yards Of LAND % s within $40
aPa ss5s " cents
Tsss located Mount Vernon Avenue directly .hspEh
H. p properly e which now is NStthwest AeIandris
the Secretary of War there question OF lis
value TO investors in Northwest Alexandra" The
company has adopted and continued the avenue
the advantages.
The view. FROM VIEWS alexandria. are
guestionably the finest IN this the country.
War State and navy beparment tSe E1eeatise Nam am
sion-in fact, all architectural Washington-can be
tiny 81 the craft ana Of
merce. are within pleasing view. Alexandria with
away to remind that hs har distance
dwell dwell most charming and aospitable people, while
rotts roote ana Washington stand plainly marked in
the distance.
ASA HOME
place of residence; it's wide avenues splendid walks
t oeautiiu trees aud inviting parks; its commanding
ana nrs water make it indeed place or home seekers
a of lpt
doors atordinS every convenience OF markets. stores
hills escape ctys din and dust and are surrounded
by the most pleasant features OF suburban lifepure
daily trains between Sorth west Alexsndria ana
Washington; the trip is made IN twelvs minutes and
PROSPERITY.
There are 272 manufactures in Alexandria. employ
ing thousands OF men and women, and disbursne
Sl0O, monthly. The city's wholesale trade, as
that Of @ pan Is shs aa
andria with its splendid harDor rapidly becoming
Our property lies within 600 yards of Alexandria,
ana sne and professional men OF that city,
r n0rt ~, AexandIa as place Of residence
ana are S on the property
'. '' i'.''e BRICK sI X o BuI hsSseiS
The records show that large number Of real estate
buildings have been erected in Alexandra than in
comparative population Of the two cities-Is 90 to
20 OOO-s considered. and the proportion OF profit
HANDSOME PROFITS.
ne dcttt,tg mas gust begun; buy nOD and reap a
large result A small amount invested NO. H
rest Ate1dndria" will yield you hanasone and speedy
returns The lots are 80 feet front depth
s6.5 and will be sold upon easy terms
livery lot has an alley 10 feet wide.
Remember,
go 700 nave been spent upon the streets. The i'm
provelnents are not promised, they there.
he company will afford every assistance to those
who wish build.
For maps, terms and prices o. within property in
Qulre of "
A. NJ. GORMAN
Manager Northwest Alexandria a"
Cos 18th ST. n. w..
1el3-N Washington, d. c.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Today the Teacher. Visit Other schools Than
Their Own

SOME OF THE EXHIBITS THAT ARE MADE IN TIE
DIFFERENT eRADEs-vIsIroRs' DAY WILL BE
TOMORROW, WHEN PARENTS AND FRIENDS AKF
ISvITED-cLosrSa DAY WEDNESDAY.
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Mr.. Gladstone Confined to Bed.
Mr. Gladstone is confined to his bed by sick
ness, which is of so trivial a nature that his
physicians have not been called to attend hims
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
ADDITION TO BRooKLAND.

ADDITION TO BRooKLAND.
:, FOR SALE i in q 1: :ueprs Of
This is the handsomes. psr. Of Brooklsnd. which =,
already thriving villaee OF upward Of loo houses
Two lot lots have tpst been bought for CHURCH and
u AaM i ITS Many dARyTANTASEs ARE ITS
S cf KNS SSG
BY The MET. RAILROAD And ELEcTRic CARS.
SIDEWALKS AND SHADE TREES -A'D' PM =
sSN %hsfs
Hurry BARToS Yi t. soc 'ns s,fNp1iins
L COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
TAKOMA,
UNIVERSITY EsddA, HaEk1neHTs.
SOUTH BRoOKLAND.
We have desirable lots in all of the above subdvi-
a' isss ~ So
leS-lm zoos st. NV.
FOR SALE = HAVE YOU SEEN THIS sUBDIvI.
Il sion. Berwyn! You should tickets free; price
way down; terms easy. J. H. FLANAGAN. So4 Sfh
ESA9HhhE 1k aSP M
The for sale the dssirab. improved
real the HEIGHTS Of Georgetown Known a.
the ',Iinthicum or Dent Place. )" The property viii
will be exhibited by either OF the undersigned.
Of the parcels bounded by Road street the south.
by Lovers Lane" on the east, by Observatory street
on the west and Lintbicum Place the north con.
ains about 2tO 900 square feet OF land and
by spacious and elegant mansion with all modern
convenences fne conservatory, complete stable and
satogether the most attractive home in the District
The dimensions and locations OF the other parcels
will appear from the plats. No desirable pur-
chase could be made by parties desiring either home
or an Investment.
Full Information terms and conditions of sale
&C.. WILL bs eheerfully furnished by the undersigned
WILLIAM A. GORDON
$3.50 A. st. NV.
JAMES II. TAYLOR.
6lS 18th Of. NV,
ap23|3m Asssnees.
E'0R SALE-WELL. SITUATED GROUNDS AND A
large. delightful old fashioned house, well adapted
ior summer boarders or hotel Inquire Of Mrs.
JULES DiEoDoNNE. Bladensbure. Md. myle1m'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Tor sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK, GROOM COZ
i taee. over half of ground, every variety of
fruit and Of the best gardens the park bargain
to an immediate purchaser. Apply at Office of
JAMES +. OYSTER,
3e15-3t' 800 Pennsylvania ave. q. W.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
y AN UNEQUALED INVESTMENT.
BOTH ARE OBTAINABLE IN
NORTHWEST AIEYANDRIA

lOk SALE-A FINE TRACT OF LAND, CON
Il tanning 1Ol acres the Ridge road just opposite
Mes.ey Heights and adjoining the Palisades Oh the
Potomac. being the home OF the late Capt. Maddox,
improved by hne Broom frame dwelling, with ali
outbui- din2s: fine water and shade This land lies
right IN the heart OF improvements snd is In
spect very desirable speculation and subdivision
+ or full particulars apply to
]. I. DYER. 1904 ST.. or
EDWARD L. KAISER,
je13-.t g2S and $50 + St., Atlantic building
L'OR SALE-A NICE GARDEN SPOT. THREE
acres adjacent to reform school. Price cents per
foot. Address wM. Ii. SEAMAN, 1924 lIth st.
nv tel3-lwa
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THE BUSINESS HIGH SCHOOL.
The Business High School this year has no
graduates. The second year pupils who were
transferred to that school from the business
course of the main High School will graduate
Thursday evening, June 10, at Lincoln
Music Hall as members Of the High
School business course. Although these pu-
and typewriting in addition to the subjects
taught in the business course Of the main High
School they have not completed the course pre-
scribed for the Business High School and do
not, therefore, rank a. graduates Of that
school
The following list gives the promotions from
the first to the second year. The FIRST year
course, which these pupils have completed, il
arranged 30 that it is complete in itself % far
as it coca. 1t thus il practically . one year
course for those pupils who cannot remain In
the school two years:
Boys-Harry Albert Austin, John RAYMOND
Adams, John Boyle. Frederick Walter Bran.
denburg, r Edward Buchanan, James A.
Burke, William Davis Clarke, Wright Curtis.
Charles Kirkwood Davies. Benjamin Howard
Donaldson, Robert Walter Dyer, WIN. Henry
Gottlieb, Rolvix Harlan, Howard Babson
Heinecke, Raymond Power HTDpins.
Russell Hungerford, Charles Il. James,
Harry Champion Larcombe, George Z. Leet,
James Everett Mcconnell, w. N. McNeelv'
solomon Meyer, Edward Hewitson Monroe.
Frank Allen Nicholson, George A. Pennington,
George William Ritter, Charles Gale shaw.
Robert Roy Stiles. Milton 6trasburger, william
iuriey Stewart. Edwin Nation Taylor, Column
bus William Thorne. William Lloyd WRIGHT
Howard Eldred Wilson.
Girls-Ellen Marie Alderman, Maud BIZ
!ingsly, Emma Gallagher Brashears, Ella Mao
farian Browne, Mary Frances Callahan, Mary
Etizabeth Colison, Susie COLLISION, Ida Billups,
Katie Teresa Collins, Leila Absl Dalton, Emily
wilson Dyer, Elsie Louise Elterich, E2sis
Amelia sory. Daisy Hersass 1siAisy.
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EOR SALE HAVE YOU SEEN THIS SUBDIVI-
l. sion. Berwyn! You should tickets free; price
way down; terms easy J. II. FLANAGAN. 6O4 9Th
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L'OE sALE--vEEY CHEAPHOUSE on CORCORAN
a - 10 and all l. - t-et front; price
$3.50: on very easy terms Address CHEAP House,
star Office ieI.j-.}t'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-CHEAPEST LOT NE; 9Th ST
near H 20x1O0: side and alley price, 81 400
to immediate purchaser Owner. JOHN McILVEEN,
SIG 9Th 1T. NV. ie15-3t-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
VIII sell nt PUBLIC sale. on the premises, TUESDAY
JUNE SlAIEENIH. 1881. at 1 WO O'CLOCK p. III. !,
sharp. the valuable farm owned by the late Thomas
NorthlnEton o. Montgomery county, Md. The farm
Is situated near Galthersbur adjoining the lands OF
others. -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

k'OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT On EASl SIDE
OF 18th st. 30xe4 3O-foot alley; only az .
Per loot II sold soon; terms easy. ACkER GApSBY,
luz 81 NV jes-lm