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L. B. TowSEn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1915 It'll st. NV.

ladies' Ribbed Vests, &C., or 3 for 25c.
Best i04 Sheetinx, 2)c. ~.
Pillow Case Cotton, &c.
Best a. frult OF Loom Bleached Cotton SIC,
Dressnakers Cambria, In all colors, SC.
Silesia. 3, 10 and 121Sc.
X. Il g. Corsets, 15c
We have the best SOC. Corset we have been able to
offer.
summer Corsets in all grades.
Full line Hamburgs and +. ouncings
Mosquito Netting in all colors. "a wide.
White foods in all GRADES.
Boys Knee Pants and suits,
Shirtin9 Prints. 4 and Sc.
Feather proof Ticking, l5c.
Dress Goods, Dress foods of all DESCRIPTIONS
Gents Laundered Shirts, 49,
Bieachet able Linen, 6l in, wide Soc
30 dozen Towels IS in. wide, 4S in. long, worth
50c.. only 25c.
Mems and Boys Outing Shirts. 24c. sp2s
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I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctfoneers,
IL 1400 g Ut. NV, near y. 8. Treasury.

- 14OS q Ut. n. W.. near U. =. Treasury.
FoRTY:FIyE PAIRS FINE LACE CURTAINS.
THSEE poE
SILK BOWS, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY:
SSfss HSs ssSis S4H
FRlbA1 MoR ri &. Nay FIRST 1891 a.
::ss
FIFTY PA AHa MEMS soSiiS AND oH1LDRENs
. rsi@s cash, 1Ar1mER + SLOAN Auc..
~ ' D'' A' Oh and sts NV.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
ssIc To- as sgRE NTH sJ RAGk
BY virtue os sssa o. tru.. dgy recorded in bs,
hi p ffssf = pSY ~ YIN Ell I r r PiN
O'CLOCK NJ in front O the premises. III that Ger:
m dT q saa .I stSs and
two {5Il; II Nashanisl wilson and william +. Nat.
hundred and sixty in liber W. B. NJ
81 With # % sSs a e
provements thereon. together with the rights,
IN the
mi; lot !; i El X 2ssory brick
r0 Tsr and Sash and modern
to bear per cent interest per snnu payable ss%is
annually. and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
s2U required at time 81 sale Terms to be Complied
and
DAYS Of such resale In some newspaper
.u,eass. - F FSSaFSS RoH5EzzNNAs.. Trustees.
II 14O0 g ST., near q. 8. Treasury.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPRoyEp BUSINESS
ooEE sEXENTH AND c STREETS SOUTHWEST
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST, 1891. at
EVE O'CLOCK in front Of the premises we shall sell
Eth st. by depth Of 81 ieet 81 inches on street. i'm.
proved by four store houses, occupied by promppay
phi, y Is Sss1sbs PsoIery facing h st. and vr
Terms: One-ha cash. balance at eighteen months,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
Five hunisd dollars deposit required at tie d
apa7-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auction.ers
RADCLIFFE. DARR q CO.. Agg,saTIEoNEERs.
PEssngTShT sAkE
BETMFEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
TEEf5Is kffE NJ M42 FIRST 1891
SIX O'CLOCK. We will sell at public auction in front
TOTs s.. IS AND EAST HALF OF LOT "a. IN
FRONTING SO rEs s99V az florida rs AVENUE 60,
Be- BGFn I'd FYys street,. WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH
This property is the electric railroad and New
York avenue station Of the Baltimore and Ohio depot
and 10 in rapidly Improving section Of the city and
elegant opportunity for investment
OF Tbs has a.
ssv o S cash and hs residue
ses sold. with interest from day Of sale. all Of
the balance may be paid in cash. at the purchasers
option deposit of 500 each lot required at time
OF sale II terms Of sale not complied with in If
teen days from the day Of sale the right is reserved
resell the property the risk of the default
ing purchaser after ve days notice OF such resale
some newspaper published in Washington d. C. All
ap2.-d&ds kATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts
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SPRING SrY1Ea
FINE CALF SHOES ,
CORDOvAN SHOES \ FOB MEN.
KANGAROO SHOES
(RUsSET LEA oxFoRDs.
PATENT LEA. oxFORDS
FOB LADIES. Wrestling TOP oxFoRDa
PAT. LEA. TIP OxFORDa
PLAIN KID oxFoRDs
HoovE8 L sNYDEA
ssSsm l217 Psnnsylvanis eve
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D ATCLIFFE. DARR / CO., Auctioneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BEING IMPROVED BY THREE FRAME HOUSES
No; 40 "a, 43I AND 43s NEW YORK AVENUE

BIZ ING IMPROVED BY THREE FRAME HOUSES
NOS. 40. 43l AND 433 NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Idber
140 folio 400 ct seq the land records OF the
secured thereby we will sell at public front
of the premises. on MONDAY, MAY ELEVENTH.
1891. AT SIX O'CLOCK PM. the following de.
in square five hun lred and fourteen (jl4) being ali OF
lot four a. which lies of line drawn parallel to
the east line said lot from point sixteen feet (l
distant enthusiastically the southeast corner
thereof being the most westwardy fifty feet ten in
ehes go l0) fronting on New York avenue by the full
depth thereof OF said lot. Said lot has frontage of
Atty feet ten inches New York avenue by the depth
of about hundred and thirty nine feet -four inches
(l.E9 A. TO thirty-foot Cs0) alley.
Terms Onethfrd cash, the residue in two euusl in.
stanents in and two ct per cent Interest
payable semi annually secured by deed Of trust on
the property sod, or all cash. at the option of the
chaser or purchasers deposit OF 100 each house
piled with in fifteen days from day sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the
cost OF the deiaut.nR purchaser purchaser after
1--WE days adver. lsement OF such resale in some ne VS.
paper In Washington. ID. c. All conveyancn9 and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser.
A. A. bdOOKE.
No: 40 9Th Il. Nv
Z. b. HAY,
apSO mp 57,S,9.11 l4.5 New York ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
ID ArcLIFFE. DARN ! Co. Isu,son.-r.-

y ArcLIFfE. psRR b CO.. kuutione~rsL
TRUsTEE's SALE OF yALuAp1x REAL. ESTATE
sfISe BRICK aotsk so Si "a Ssssicsrr::
b y.T, ~ & SsT,s 2, sss ,sg,%. Our g q.
ISL in certain Gauss tSsrsin a-p.nains IN se,ss
Darwin p Ryry . az WEIR eonpi.lnsnis and Alert
No isa equity docket, lie UNDERGRAD - Sa,s.s
sel o sns Tf IL aaf sis 4 % fs 80
SIX O'CLOCK PM. al the rirht. title int-r,-t md
s.s q e' 10 al s % oss ss g s
in square No ~. improved 6y soolaiost-sls mr.
Terms o. sae prsecris.d by tho decr-.; on.-asra
o. ,ns pSrcns :, en-, .S o. N s
day Of a. e o. az cash. NJ te OPTION Of the purrha-a
!. s,rScs or and The terms o. sale srs no, co%psa
with within ten Gays nom the day q the
asfantins purShsssr All couvsyaarns a. eo-' q he
rurchAser. los-essson given immediately upon anal
Ae- J. CARTER MARBuRY.. rru-se..
~ BENsINGER, AnctiOneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
shs S SsSsf ! siSESIsss q rS S,eISsk .s y
nS.d q a.Tss N %ss ana Mae osSr. ss
iurnOu" cold solely for M, Of uss.
Rssn :nf hss kan f r.. ss;
sss !" 81, ave z e ss .' 2. aprs, ID
buy or sen.
ALSO
AZ private sale at all tfme< most complete sfocf %
ehlcee g be found IN the city. CouTes. Ntsor1sa.
surveys fhzetous, Bulfes. Crown frlnce CafrisEcs.
Saratoca Surreys, Buck ooArdx Passenger NsVn~fte-
Ancy Delivery WAGONS Express and tsrocery asons.
Dayton " srons. Farm Wagons. Road Carts. Harness
OF every Description. Saddles, kc.. &c.
epS5-lm :. BfNsINokh. Auctioneer.
X ArcLLffE. pAkk 90; sqsuoneer..
~ go Puma ave. 40.
INrORr asT. ifSSFHpS 81 SALE BIT
ABOUT 1000 lMPOkTED PLANTR
- SoMPklslNe
HARDY LOW BUDDED ROSES
RHoDoDENpRoNs, LIIkcs. HypRANoKAs
PIONEERING PLANTS.
To be sold absolutely within our sales and shovro
THURSDAY. APRIL THIk1IETH. 1891.
SATURDAY. MAY skooSps isil. AT ouah
PAST FOUR I'm.
Descriptive CATALOGUES. nov ready for distributes
TIE ASSOCIATION FLORA.
Boskoor, Hcl and.
RATC11FfE. DARR CO..
ap24-tmy2 AuctionecS
EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON IA
- ELEVENTH. DAY OF NAY. lsH,l. Of fINE r. N.
80 acres. with house; nilse from and IN full view
of Washington city would make beAutifu
or suburban residence. send stamp for particulars
and map of county and rosds around Nashinxfon ID.
g JAMES Il. CLEMENTS. 1921 p st. NV. apsss-tnls
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARE CO.. Auctioneers.
III m -

IL $40 Pa. ave. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Vf NJ sIa Of TAE s HH sssS S
ThUsT CoMpANY OF BARRY FARM.
BY virtue Of deed Of trnst given to n, and duly re
corded in liber 1897 folio s ct seq. OF the land
request Of party secured thereby We viii offer ior
sac. IN mont OF tie prenises. on RiDhi, MAY
following DESERVED estate, situate in the county
of Washington and District OF &c. unUia. to wit: All
known lot No. twenty mine CsD in section two CO
OF the subdivision made 10y the trustees % the Fred
Columbia, as marked and laid down on the recortied
ONCE OF the District OF Co,umbia ana Heretofore
known and Described Barry Farm. together with
Terms: onethird cash balance in one and two years
With interest on the deferred payments at the rate q
premises sold or all cash. at the pur has option
Be with sen aays 81 the Tusies
snta tine r to .sss q s rsa and cost Of the e
oOnvsysncins. recording. &c. a purcSsser's cost
Villa Sfffh \ h sHhAsI IT,.
ap27-dkds Trustees.
AZ 30 Pennsylvania avenue n ".
vAITy WhHS EgEIRIse EsT os STREET Be
FRoNfISG fifTY-sE S 4 y F "a BY DEPTH Oh
EyEN AS kpSk k2sTf saok f Is
THtRTY-FOOT ALLEY.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTH, Il
SIX O'CLOCK. We VIII oner for SALE in front OF th<
ORIGINAL LOT EIGHTEEN.
SQUAkE sEvENTY-THREE
Having front of 81 fest On L street by O depth q
lao. IL. running back to 30-loot alley This 10 ons
OF the most desirable lots IN the northwest being
sns cam Ss s snad o
Terms made known II sale. deposit Of eco upou
acceptance Of bid. II erns of sale rot comp i<
with days day OF sule right reserved TO ~
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser after i've days sd verfsemeut news
ing, &C.. at the cost OF the purchaser sp25-dEds
T. TE9tE 1,i No; idss coxSEcricUT AVE
On TUESDAY. the fifth DAY OF MAI
FIVE O'CLOCK r., N, lot namber~d Thirty
three e30 IN shepherd and KEby's subdivsssoI
q n the city q oas sSndrsS ;pd
Columbia recorded In surveyor ofse n Lib j. II
story brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale ~ follows One-<hird az TIE purchss
money IN cssh and the balance IN one and tvo squa
WITH cent inssrss ps ssss 'ss ~ ~ Il
secured BY deed Of xuss the p1smsrs o. AL cash.
option Of puFchaser. Convey1nc1ng ct cost Of pur
chaseI terms u ale are MOI complied with In tel
day. TIE psopsrty IN b ssseia g - I'D cost q a
d'l''E' required = ''.s Fl ~ r.aAxr
H.sss'~ q ss',eA & S 5sSs : - Aksss,cSa
DuHcAxsoH Baos.. A.ssis.so. s1661S6
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d ATCLIFFE, DAKR 3 CO, Aucts.,
X go Penna. ave- n "

~
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on SEVENTH
NUE AMP sTkLETS SOUTHEAST. OPPo-
On Thursday MAY SEVENTH. 1891. At SIX
o,GIqGK z a., WE WILL SELL IN FkoHT OF
LOT z. IN SQUARE 900.
Fronting 20 feet It'll street and running back With
that Width to an alley This lot is elegantly located in
one OF the best sections the southeast. paved
street. with ali the improvements.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
ysars with interest from day of SALE secured by deed
81 trust all cash, 1t purchasers option depoeit Of
600 at tune Of sale Terms to be complied with IN
fifteen days. right reserved 10 resell At risk and cost
Of purchaser. AL conveyancing and recording Ut
RATCLIFFR. DARR CO..
sp2odkds Auctionssss
n ATINRR 9 SLOAN, Aucnoneers,
II 1z00 @ ST.. nsar y. Q. Treasury.
HAxpsoNK PRIVATE TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE
'S HORAEe AT AUCTION. -
EIEyEN O'CLOCK Al! ct our bore and carriage
lSn1Fham Aotsl. ~ shah ssn handsoms pair Of Bay
cn sssn psser 70 saas u stabiss d l0lz
sgai6iS LKTIxuR I sLoAN. Anessoasrs.
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i AllMER SLOAN. Auctoneers.
IL 14o9 q st. hear United States Treasury.
CLOSING SALE OF FINE ETCHINGS. WATER
G0iORS, ENGRAYINGS. &c. &c.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON MAY SECOND
1891 at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK at our rooms
shall close out the balance of the above stock in
or limit.
ap.SO-2t LATIMER A SLOAN Aucf;onao,s
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
IL 14O0 G st., near o. s. Treasury.
CATALOGUE SALE
REMARKABLE COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS,
Being the private collection of well known collector
and connoisseur. Among some Of the most important
works will be found fine example of John Constable,
r. A.. grand work by Boddington. . fine Creswick,
R. A., and other works by
T. sToTHARD. r. A.. R. sMERKE. R.A,
T. BIRD. R. A., A. voLLoN,
E. vERBOEKHovEN. HoaUET.
MARcHETTI. HULK. POUssIN.
M1ER1s. HERzoe. MIaNARD.
AND OTHERS
To be sold without reserve. at our Auction Rooms.
1409 g street. near q. 8. Treasury. on
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MAY SIXTH AND
SEVENTH.
AT ELEVEN NJ, AND THREE p. y, EACH DAY.
Exhibition, May and 5, from am, to pm.
ap3o,5t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
y NokDpLUTscHEk LLOYD s. g. co.
Fast Express Steamer.
To Southampton lLondon. Havre). Bremen
Aller. Sat, May =. noon; Lain. Tues, May 8, I
pm. Ems. Sat. May =. an. davel. 1uee-. May
y. -; m. flbe. We'd. May l3. 10 Elder Sat.
May l0. noon.
Comfortable state rooms ercelleni table, luz ursous
SALOON appointments. Prices LIST cabin. slOo and up
ward berth. according 20 location; ID cabin, ESQ
Es,b Penn. ave sp:3O
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2 ATcLIFFE. DARR & co.. Auctionosrs.

II ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctionosrs.
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE On FOURTH STREET BETWEEN q
AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
IMPROVED By TWO BRICK HOUSES AND TWO
-...- - FRAME HOUSES,
KNOWN AS NOS 5o9, ~, 5l3 AND us FOURTH
STREET NORTHWEST,
To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH
1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in
front OF the premises, TO close an estate,
PARTS OF LUIS q 4, > ANb g.
IN SQUARE 5eQ,
Improved by two brick houses and two frame houses
known as Nos 100. Ill 7l3 and us 4th street nort
west.
Iers: Ohetnhru casn balance IN one. two and three
years. per cent secured by deed of prop
cry sold. or ali cash, at the option Of purchaser or
purchasers deposit Of 500 will be required ON
each piece at time OF sale II the sale are not
complied with In fifteen days from the day
rsefsec 70 resell the property at the risk and Of
the deiaung purchaser after ~ days advertisement
o. SUCH resale IN soLe newspaper published in
inston. ID. G. AL convey &c, the cost of
the purchaser.
ap2s-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts
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lNMAN Inn.
l. NEw YORK, QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL.
FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY
City Of Paris 10. 800 City Of New York 10 $40
City of Berlin !. i9l City Of Chicago. 500
City of Chester 40 City Of Richmond $50
For rates Of passage and other information apply
FETkk MIGHT SONS. Gen. Agents,
Bowling Green, New York
Orto q. ". MOSS wi Pa ave
inh5-eo:sm Washington
ID Ed STAR LINE.
N Belgian Royal and United States Mall sseamersdi-
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
ANTWERP. ANiis%sEnp
One Of the Shortest Routes 70
PARIS AND LONDON.
Belgium. Holland. France. Switzerland. the Rhins
and Italy.
First cabin. second cabin. steeraRe At low rate.
For rates of passsge other information apply 20
PETER MRlGHl SONS, General AEents, blsowl-
ing Green. New ork. 70 q. W. MOSS VII Pa ave-.
Washington. inh7 -ro,s<n.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLkDGEs
+. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctionser
j will sell by public auction at the store of r. X
fulton, l2lS Pennsylvanla ave. Nv, commencing
TUESDAY, MAY fIFIH. at Ten O'CLOCK A. Nj
This sale will include all the goods in his stok ut
which interest Is due twelve months or more. Sale
Will consist OF Watches OF all nds Oh ms Charus
1ockets. scarf Pins, Studs Earrngs Lace Inns Nell
Chains. Bracelets. p. q. and Set hinrs Cuff buttons
diamonds and other precious stones, Silver Ware
Toilet Sets. Books Boots, Shoes. Rugs Dress Goods
snawls. Pictures. Banjos, Niolins Fois, Umhrelas
Canes, Revolyers Clocks, Plated Table Ware and a
large lot fine Table Linen.
sales to continue MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK and
EVENING at SEVEN O'CLOCK until ali the lots sre
sold Ticket holder please take notice.
II. X. FULTON Pawnbrpker,
+. WARREN JOHNSON
ap2S-t' Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING & son. Auctionesrs.
REP PARLoR SET, PARLoR FURNITURE II

S STbF Sf tfsLIs SskpfSs HsSi
CHAMBER FykNIrUkE IN SUITES AND SEP
AkAnE PIECES HAIR MATTREssTs.
CI.ES OF VALUE.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY FIFTH. 1891.
contents OF residence No l42O 3lth 1t. 6eorvetown
D. u, all Of which n in rood condition,
THOMAS DoWLING son. Auctions~r..
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II AICLIFFE DARK CO., Auctioneers,
~ gu Pennsyivania avenue northwest.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF POUR BOILERS OF 90
AND ONE OF 40 HORSE POWER, ALL IN GOOD
CONDITION, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTH, 1891 AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we will sell in the boiler room OF
the Senate wing of the U. 5. Capitol
BOILERS OF 90 HORSE POWER.
All in good condition.
These boilers being too large TO remove entire mus
be taken to pieces in the boiler room.
Further information will be made known at the time
of the sale.
Terms cash.
ap2Sd RADCLIFFE DARR A CO
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7 ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
IL 14O9 st., near o. 8. Treasury.
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AUCr ION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TKysdTIE,.s SALE Al q IMPROPER PROPERTY

i NOW As No. as Is RIDE sT n SoETh.
WEST.
By virtue decree OF the supreme Court the De
vs. hcks ct al. No l2sSs, equity doc. 81. the un-
aersi.ned trusiss sJDoinied by sad dscree si ro-
1871, I. SIX O'CLOCK 2. NJ, At pubic surtion, in
described follows: Besinnn- al the soufhwest cor.
nsr OF .ad lot running thence north lol feet and
inches 70 lsfoot alley. thence east - feet thence
south lo1 ieet and inches tneuoe west 10 set ~ the
place of beginning
Terms OF sale: one-shird cash: balance In two equal
nsAments payable Respectively AZ one and two years
~ .ne 1Ay OF s1e with interest. secured by sdeed
tross upon the proper y. all cash, a the ofon Of
the purchaser. Adeposit Of sloO will b. r~oured Al
VIC tune ., ssle All convey ancfng AZ cost OF pur-
snAser. and u terms of sale complied with in
We trustee reserves the right rese after
three days advertisement the Fven nx st.r ~ ~.
rasA and cost OF the de;aulting purchaser
L. H. FlfNAM, Trustee.
RADCLIFFE. DARR co.. Aucts 49,. ~.
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ATIMER q SLOAN. Auctjoneers

l ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
BLAcF HORSE; FogRTEENHANps, PERFECTLY
SAl CAN BE RIDDEN OR DRIVEN BY LADY
OK CHILD, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, MAY SECOND. 1901. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at our horse and carriage depart
meIt 1881 and 1893 H street. near the Langham we
shall sell the above SUPERIOR horse.
ap3O2t LAr1MER L SLOAN, Auctjoneers
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u 400 G st.. near q. 8. Treasury,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT OUR AUCTION
ROOMS. SATURDAY. MAY SECOND, 1891
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
Embracing in Part
Two French Plate Mirrors, Paror Furniture in sepa-
rate pieces. Lounges and Couches, Engrayinrs and
Oleographs, Fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture in suites and
separate pieces. Fine Hair Mattresses Feather
Pillows and Boosters. New and secondhand Huck
Mattr ssses together with a general assortment Of
other Household Effects.
ALSO
One Superior Soda Fountlin complete. Two Silver
mounted Show Cases and Counter.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN
op:}O-2t Auctioneera
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p ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Aoc;ioa.-r,

RATCLIFfE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneera
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on FLORIDA
AnENDE AT The INTERSECTION OF
WEST; ~ ME- . NoA NJ
1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii offer Tor s.is in
front OF the premises
LOTS IL, Is AND 10,
BLOCK B.
depth: " 'A'
Per cent. secured by deed Of trust the property
solo, or ali cash. al the OPTION of the Iur-haser A
deposi Of 500 will be required each lot AZ time Of
sac. IL the terms Of not comped with in
nfteen days from the day of sale night reserved 20
rese the property 81 the risk and the
M purchaser after ve days advert sement OF such
resale IN some newspaper pub ished In " sshnston D.
T. AL conSeyancng. b., at the OF the purchzser
RATCLlfFE. DARR CO.,
ap-ed6ds Auctioneers.
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CARHART q LEIDY.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-09-05
Lowry Is Jubilant.

Hon, Thomas Lowry was interviewed in
New York, last Saturday, on the business
outlook. Extracts from the interview may
prove interesting in connection with the
fact that work has been resumed on the
Bismarck extension of the 500 road. The
Tribune learns from reliable sources that
a small gang of men are now at work on
the gap between this years extension west
of Oakes and the old Aberdeen and Bis
marck grade. The visit of Mr.. Lowry east
means much, as it fulflls the words of j.
w. Raymond in his speech while visiting
Bismarck last spring. The Tribune does
not wish to be understood as saying that
the road will be completed to Bismarck
this fall. Mr.. Lowry has been east to
negotiate loan. Whether he got the a.
mount he wanted or not, and whether he
will invest 1t in this branch of the road,
are questions which cannot be answered
at this time. However, he has said the
road is soon to be built and his return will
be watched with considerable interest. In
the interview he is quoted as saying:
in regard to the business outlook l can
saw that it is better than at any time for
tel, years. Money IS plenty, and eastern
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-09-05
No Frost Here.

Capt. Fitzgerald: Have seen no frost
this season. Have heard considerable
about frost having visited North Dakota,
but knew nothing of 1t until read it in
the papers. My corn shows no signs of it.
Hon. john Satterund: Have been over
the county considerable for the past ten
days, but have seen no evidence of frost
anywhere. Don't think there has been
anything of the kind in this section.
Don't know what may have happened in
other portions of the state.
Barney Mckinley: Just in from Lows
ranch. No signs of frost in that section.
Corn on the road looks vigorous and green.
Ole G. Peterson: Have seen no frost in
my section of the county. Wheat about
all harvested, and corn looks fine.
John l.. Lindeleaf: No, sir; we have
had no frost around Ingersoll. Our corn
and beans are doing nicely.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-09-05
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary tho formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his SUI
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, l
will send free of charge, to all who desire
it, this recipe. in German, French or Eng
lisfl, with full directions for preparing and
use. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper. W. A. MOVES,
800 Powers Block, Rochester N. Y.