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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real ESTATE SITUATED ON SEVENTH

STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF a decree passed in equity cause No.
131h9 on the DO ket OF the SUI Court
trict Of Columbia. the undersigned justices will sell
at public auction in front OF the premises ON SAT-
URDAY, The FIFTEENTH DAY or OCTOBER,
lSssS. at HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK J. NJ. the
real estate known sub lot - in square $50 in the
city 81 Washington, d. C, being premises No ~ eth
street northeast. improved by two-story frame
dwelling.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
Years, with interest. o. ali cash. purchasers
ton deposit OF 800 will be required AT the time
Of sale Taxes will be paid TO the day Of sale. the
terms not complied with in fifteen days tie riglt
reserved 10 resell at the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. Trustee
- 80 It. NV
oc4-d&ds 80, ID - NV
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORv SALE OF VAIrABIF PROPERTY
No. l2:3 SEVENTH STREET NORTHMEsT A

IEht MtIOhn SAlE Or VAIL ABLE PROPERTY,
No; 1898 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH
lStfe at HALF-PAST FOUR p NJ, will sell, in
front OF premises part OF lot p in square No iIS
fronting :! feet on the east side of th street by
depth OF 100 feet to wide alley, improved by large
and nearly new threesory brick dwellin and store
with cellar. house containing eight rooms stable
in
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest secured by deed of trrs; On
property. or all cash, at the option purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit of two hund ed dollars 1920 r-uuiied 1t
time Of sale. ocS -ISds
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r ATIMER SLOAN. Gnc,i5nceF.. l4os -,

TRUSTEES SAIF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pRurLKTE. BEING HOUSE. NO lWEg TN III
sIkElT NORTHWEST. BErMEEN q AND Il
STREETS.
2, virtue OF certain decd 81 trust dated iath Az
OF t"'rr. \ A.. 1871. and duly rfrrriea % Lla-r
ttt, tflln ~ - st. enf the land records ts
lhri-fr - a. uuia. ana - the rsqu--t OF t. party
ssc Z thereby. vii ODER fur sale, nnilh an
~ N, IN front 4 fhe premises. On 1HfnAN. TliE
FuIRrFESTH DAY oF oCToNiE a - lSra an
HALF-lASI FOL AZ q. NJ. tie following ds.-..rfts,i
lruNrty, situate IL the clty n Washington. pi-trit
~ Col 'hato Wit A. ~ sub LOT uub Hri seventy
ih-o. ~. IN square No 3t. tie suhii,i-i,n -
re- fied IN tue surveyors Office - tho iistfif Co
iuii4hla sod subject O. a Csr.l4u deed ~ trust
s"cure -" sum - -. FOp. with Interest," a -
cent am Ter aunuW from Nar-h n 1sgr, due March
II. lN'4 In INST isy able Sud -aunually. IrnlruV.i
~ CONNIE r;ahn two-stnrN and basement lri dwell
M with 'tvh ro,It,~, vi D n leru iulfrovem~nts
Terms 81 sale; - essl and the balanca
81 sai hed - trust oper month With iuteTcs. It's
i' ~ SIX 20 Ter oeffuu and occurred hy
e"d - ,rust GA the IroI"rty sold, al sa-h. ~ N.
,tHion - the pnrcbaser. slaO deposit rrsiuirsd Il
tls y sale All convey sl.siuE and recurains cost
or 70 urrhassr. Terms ~ sale H. conn ssl With
~ tiit" "a days OF the pruirfy will n. re-id risk
sud cos' II d.laulting purchaser Ave day. -eal-
ton city.
,, JNo- \. GiSBIRNE. Tr,s,...
o'4-dSfs Nm. VI COOPER. if"-'er
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THoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucts.. ol2 Est NJ.
NhvABLE THREF-sroRY BRICK REsIDFNcF
s%coS1 ,xb TuI 4, ~ T IMfpN THik ~

GEORGT UowN. u. g. AT trSffoS. -
on MONDAY, OCTOB'K SEVENTEENTH lsfss
HAlF-fA>r Fctk O'CLOCK q. NJ. Nll II
IN mont Of the prcmises the east half q lo' ~ "A
truntns fhirtN slN Get the south side Il .fr.
10y deiil - lSa sect. i'm rpv~d 10y thrp stiN rick
residence ntalting twelve rsuuIs with faih rsrt
water and gas. known rrcmi--- No. t1to -trl. =
Terms fnethtr1 cash. balance "a tNslva Hnl
eirhtscn months. with Interest. seUrri ~ deco
trust IN the prgI erN ~ cash az the upuon nf fhs
purchaser. deposit q 100 relui-cd time - a II
j. tie terms Il sac NOT couli- With IN trt Laws
the properly may b. rrsald ~ risk and cost - ,-fa =
inr purrhaSer. All cunveyanctng and reCuriiug a
cOst Of purchaser.
THOMAS DOWNING son.
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II ATCLlFFE, DARR co, Aucts. $50 PA. L. W.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON MA~>AGIII SETS AVE-
NUE. NORTHEAST. BEING HOUSES Nus. 49,
AND 49,: GOOD PDRrUNITl OFfTRED TO
BUY FINE HOUSE AT A LOW PRICE AND
ON EASY TERMS IN A GOOD NETCuEgR-
HOOD AND WITH LARGE YARDS BOTH
FRONT AND BACK, WITH SHADE TREES.
By Writ re u deed # trust dated te 18th day Of
octo.rr 4. ID. 1891, and recorded Iiber 1850 folio
10. he UNDERSIGNED trustees viii ufirrf for sal N yl
lie auction. in front Of the pr Ilis..s NONDAI
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, lsr,
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK 2. M
SUB LOTS 6S AND 50, N SQUARE 7ea
Zach lot beinr improved by a new c.ght--uorn aud
hath with finished cellar bay-W iudpw house. with
electric bells and all modern rnieurr~. Bah
house TO be sold subject to deed o. t-J.s 81 go
payable i. thre, wears from October 3 1891 with iu-
terest At per cent annum interes1 pa able scri
annually.
Terms Of sale follows: $500 he raid in cash. Of
which 30 VIII be Required a deposit tlc zine
o. sale, balance OF the purchase money in u irthlv
payments OF $50 per month, IN two eg1sl INSTALL
hents In one AMI two years from day of sale, COR
which the purchaser viii give his note bearing date
day OF sale aud to bear interest at per cent ali
casa. at the ontion II the rurrhaseT. Terms
10 be complied with in seven days from day OF or
properly To De resolo at Hiss and cost vi defaalting
purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,
4l6.5tE ST. n.w ~.
JOHN 5. SWGHsfS GEDT, Trustees
ccS-dSds 81. 81. n
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AN ELEGANT THREE-sToRY AND PAsrurxr
RESIDENCE,
No. 916 FIFTEENTH STREET,
MCPHERSON SQUARE,
AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. ocToHrR
Mn S,Il!NSEGTrEEENIH, 1es2. at HALF -PAsT FOUR
OtLoch. We snail sell in front OF the Premises lot
10 in square 1879 improved by an elegant three;oTy
press, rick res1ence and back building. The resi-
106 TO 2i-foot alley. - "a
Ihs Is one Of the most elegant establishments in
ers. ~ - a - 'A'
Terms: Half cash, balance in one and two wears
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on tue property, NJ all cash. option Of pur-
Chaser All conveyanclng and recording AZ purchasers
cost SoOO deposit required at time of sale.
LArINER SLOAN,
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"A. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER.
933 9TH ST. NV,

8s3 9TH ST. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST BEING
The FRAME DMELLING NO. 1915 SEVENTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNooN. OCTOBER EIGH-
TEENTH, 1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR. We viii sell
THE NORTH % FEET INCHES
OF LOT NUMBERED IL,
SQUARE AT,
Improved BY six room frame dwelling, water and
sewerage. The lot fronts q feet g inches ON 9TH
street. With depth Of e TO alley on the line Of
the cable cars and one block removed from the oh
street cars.
Terms: One,hah cash balance In SIX. twelve and
eighteen months the deferred payments to bar in
terest ct Of per cent annum from the day
Of sale payable semannually. and to be secured BY
purchaser option. A dsposit q 500 to be paid
whsn , tas P sSps,ty = Knocked down Terms e Be
yss tie right 70 resell the property 81 the
snctng. recordtng. b., at Qu!chaser's cost
bATCLIfEks DARR CO..
oc7-osds Aucttoneegx
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. ,AUGTIoNEERs
N $40 PA AVE NV.
SEVENTH STREET NEAR FLORIDA AVE
NUE. NORTHEAST BY AUCTION.
q EEdRAY 9 9GrO 66I nFc3RHRTEESTH 1892. q

'' % ' SUB Iof 22e. SQUARE so5.
Fronting 10 feet on seventh street esst near Florida
avenue. with depth Of So rs feet 70 foot alley;
improved by . new two-story brick house. with III
modern improvements.
TerIns: The purchaser 70 assume trust of e. 200.
the balance Of the purchase 70 be paid IN cash
Terms 10 be complied with in hfeen DAYS from sy q
qae the right to resell ct the risk and cost OF de-
CURED st time OF sale. Al conveysncing rscordinS
sSsodSds siTcfuyz. pARa 1 co., Auss..
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oc10-d&ds

('HANCERY SALE OF PREMISES No SIG NINTH
~ STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree passed in cause entitled Davis
vs.. Wilson, No. 1855 Equity Docket 30 in the SUI
IRENE Court OF the District Of Columbia shall ofe
at public sale through Radcliffe, Dar- 4 Co aye
tioneers. on MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH
lSG', at FIVE O'CLOCK AFTERNOON. Lot eleven
twelve t4l2). in this city
This lot has frontage of % feet inches and a
oeth OF VI feet III inches 10 public alley l. feet
wide. and Is improved by fve-room frame dwelling
Terms OF sale: Ono-third OF purchase money cash
one-third payable in year and one-t hrd in two
years for which purchaser give his notes bear
ing interest payable nii-annaly q. per cent per
annun and secured upon the property all cash at
ms oplon one hundred (Sl00) dollars depost time
OF sale Terms to lie complied with in ten DAYS
othe r&ise resale AZ his risk and cost OF
ancing and recording to lie paid by him.
DANIEL orc. CALLAGhAN, Trustee
OCS-d&ds Lehman hui
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s,ss.,. GEORGE x. pity ! Trus.c,.


TRI sTEES' SALE OF NAICsBrE TRACT OF
B BlSi Est OF S3ICMRiA. ADol'I Two AND
SFhE THF ctNt Rdf H K Xxx 68WENHR "a y NJ
HAysN. ooNrAINISG SIX AcKEs. MGRE on
. Under and by virtue Of a aec-,,, OF tho sur-e,,e
day Of October, lSrs. in equity cause NJ l.nS1
wherein Louis IL. Hoelrnsnu Is coluplainant and
defendants the underSisnsi ees Nil 81 AZ rub
wAnp qih fhf Gp5spp OF q MIooS99A fIE
lSsp. At ONE O'CLOCK P. ". TO the hi.,hrst nd
county OF washingtcn nistri-i n coiumhiS' VEST Z.
re9.SetoWn TO wiz; A! that certain Tierr rarcel
being uart OF tract raied ''Nhite Hsysf desr,li
az liiis9T Z, ~, BenannsS f. he cynte- a N s
., mt Haven e..gny aus chda by The lester
Srees, west thirty Tcrchrs In. IN. " 10 ~:
,nes LIZ, s1nth foril seven snt = quarter ac-res
slop OF the hill ao9vc canal tn south yeysn
and four inksts $50 e ,54 P thence ncr' q nv
psrehes ana nine links IN a.. e . Nv to s m
planted al tn end The SAID ine thence in stra-ht
me % tue center Of the srring and tie hrSinfin..
the U.s. 4 reaxay Sn l0t ,hc S l Il R, r ian S'
fb s ~, ,et vice N the ciear ieAdin on =
was conveyed 10 William Gillian ~ Robert T. Rob
corlei In Liber J. A. $ ia. folio iii. SS. ~ the
land records Of said county aud District ana Nv
recor9ed IN 10. ~. fo,i" : ct seq. II the land
reg@rds o. the district OF Columbia.
follows: onethird Of the purchase money he raid
IL cash and the balance in two equal fns gafis
payable r@snectively IN one and two years after ca
with interest until paid ger GEM rer annur said
c""rred payment t. Ire represented by the pronissory
ne OF The purchaser secured by deed Of trust
property herein mentioned. ali Of said purchase
money may be- raid in cash. the oItion ~ tie pur
chaser Terms of sale to he complied with n ten
DAY from day Of sale. DEPOSIT - 500 Ni Toe re-
quired from the pur- asr at time - sale All con-
Neyancing and recording AZ purchasers cost.
CHARLES WALTER
ga - - n W, IT..
JULIUS A. MAEDEL, ( irustees
oclO-dts SIG 9th 81. n. w,
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TRUsTEEs' SALE or Two-SToRY FRAME
STREET. IN THE COUNTY OF WAsHING-
Ton. D. C.. BY AUCTION.
by virtue cf n decd Of 'rcsf given 70 and duly
the land records Of thu district o. coumhlA an at
sSned trustees viii oer fer sale h public suctten
DAY OF OCTOBER. \. d; 1892. n HALFPAsr
Parcel Of land and premises situate and being IN the
county OF Washington. IA the District Of Columbia
AMI Known and distinguished on the ground rlai or
90 ieet front ~ the depth thereof o. the recor led
suhiivision Of Howard University" OF EfnrhAm
pace together with AL the rights, easements. prv
ICES shd Alrurtensnces TO the same bclonsng % n
anywiSe appertain!nC.
Terms: OneIhird cash the resitus n one ana two
Years nun the date Of sale. evidenced iy te notes &
ne prchaser bearing interest FROM the day az sale ai
re re 3, . PER cent per anarun. rsyAte semi an
hualy the deferred payments - be secured Ivy deed
% on ne promises sod. " 81 cash. at the Ptien
% ire lurchAssr Aosposit % 5000 IL he paid - the
nine o. sale Terms o. ~ complied with IN nft.en
gay from te Gay OF sale the trustees N,
rl, 70 reseil AZ the risk and cost u the de;auns
purchaser after hNe days advertisement 81 such resale
II, some newspaper published in Washington. ID. e.
AL cohNeSsncinS reSortil Sc. az purchasers cost
s.,sS., 9frobSE X PETTY , Trus.ces
rsS-rKE ABoNE SALE is POSTPONED Until
THURSDAY, OCTOBER TwTNTIETN s,-ne hour
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTCKE DA
II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN HILLSDALE.
OF u passed oefebs Sos ISL s the
equity cause No. 1885. wherein John H Adriaans
ants the undersigned will sell at public anctin to the
h f6fTsTu b h op on MONDAY THE TWENTY
THREE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the pr ep 3,
all of lot 60 in section of the subdivision OF St
Levy S af55y as in sr
cepting that portion thereof condemned as right Of
way for railroad in proceedings No. 1894. Law
third TsI%s S ;a as by said
secured by deed of trust on real estate sold or all
required at time OF sale Terms OF sale must be eon
Piled with within fifteen days from the sale or the
viii be resold at the risk and cost of the de-
JONATHAN g. BIGELow.
.,o MARION Dos5ASs' La ave. Trustees.
CHANGERY Z, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NNGoFETTHWEsT. WITH FRONTAGE OF TWENTY
BY virtue OF decree passed by the Equity Court of
No. 1906 wherein Rob Allen Si samps IN
ant and Augusta Harris ct al defendants the IN
aeEsfsHTd III sell on MoNpAY 0ST1BER
in front Of the premises all Of sub lot sixty
eight (6sl in square three hundred and sxtysix $3.50.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. one-third in one
year and onethird in two from the day OF sale
by deed OF trust on the premises sold and bearing in
terest at the rate OF per cent per annum, payable
DEPOSIT Of 800 to be MADE t at time ' Of lae
Convey and recording at cost of purchase II
from day OF sale premises may be resoid at rs And
W. PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
L. cABELLo w III i 4! BON Trustee.
Il a.
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OUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9TH AND SITS NV


PARLoR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN pIUsu TIP.
H0LSIERED CHAIRS. SOFAS AND ROCKERS.
bb99TiRRNNSI0N TABLE,, DINING CHAIRS. SIDE
S NT2Ts, sKTnSsELs GARPETs,- HAIL AND
INGS, LARGE Gas COOKING sfoVE' Wal
NHEEphGGH6NAAMP 81 ItS SUITES, FEATHER PILLOWS.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH. at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at residence No
unZ New Hampshire avenue northwest the above
colecton OF household effects, partially enumerated
o WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.
ocIo3t Auctoneers.
T ATIMER SLOAN -Agctlgneers ana Appraisers.
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On rrFSDAN AFTERNOON. oCTOpFR Yrap
TktNIh, a fOrB uCIOCk, Ne ~iil o6~r for - y
N irunt o. re pT,nses lot - square 4aS fr,ts,s.
"a feet on '1h streea by deTth Il los eat q IS -
MS property & one 81 the ie-t business t-,,..,
On sth street now h-inE under rood rental ana ~
search q an investment
Terms: onc-third cash. balance IN one ani -,
Eftfs. per cont Hcr annusn. pANable ~cfui- anuua
secured by decd 81 trust the pr1;crty std - al
ca~l. AZ the option of tie purchaser. a d-.s,ts
Wv REQUIRED = the time q sale 10 tho .erns -
ar not compiled with In fifteen DAYS fr,m IN A., a
sale 10 . - -rye 20 resell the property The -
ana cost 81 fks acfanting purchas.r after fve f,r
adyeT' seIeeut Of such resale Ia some spaTsr =
nshed m NAshinEtou, II. e. Al convey an in Ani
recuriing - the Gust - she purrha-~r
ccli-dSdbs RArCLIFFE, DAKR a Co. A,t-,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

u ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Aucts gro Pa ave. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE or rwo-SToRy FRAME
DWEILING AND sToRE, No. PAS PoiIisoY
STREET. IN THE COUNTY or WASHING
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AUCTION SALES.
FTrrRr nANs

RArcLiFfE. DARR& CO. Aactione~rS
VLRY VALUABLE SEVENTH s1lxF,s-r pt-s,>-.-
PROPERTY. IMPROVED nj THlill-ETl.sy
Bkick ST RI AND nwIITfNa. 10 ~
AND STRfETs. CONrAiNfNt. Tiiis
TiiN Rooms AND. STORE RnoN. via
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Charge Against . well-Known Horseman.
The trial Of j. II. Morrow, q wel-known turf
man, charged with procuring an abortion upon
Coly Fowler, ayoung lady OF Columbia, s. @. with
whom he Was intimate, was commenced in tho
court Of general sessions before Judge Wallace
yesterday and is creating absorbing inter
est The girl was q beautiful woman and
Morrow Is known to horsemen everywhere. He
IL resident Of Baltimore. Several Witnesses
were examined and the testimony against him
u damaging. Morrow's attorneys Win insist
that he Is the victim Of . plot and that the
abortion was procured by others, who desired
10 implicate Morrow In the crime.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers, SC.
~ lSU7 a ST.
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A soon A. Breckinridge had ceased Sullivan.
without waiting 10 hear what Harrison OF
ThlrstOn might saw. spoke follows:
"Fellow citizens. them's my sentiments II
won't do for this fight TO go on The Bargrass
people ~har squire IhurstOa lives will -var he
~ for twelve an a half cents and them bad
town boys whAr squire Harrison lives when
b. runs them outen his watermillion patch will
call him an odd hghtIn ninepence.' l like a
good Sight better than hot toddy OF cold
night, but hate a bad nigh, worse than a Lest
Of yaIler Jackets. There amt good In this
nght, nohow. don't like the weapons nuther
Rife y al right for Injunz and bars. but they
are awful things turned agin friends. II YOU
had painted yer ewes black with yer fists or
even doubled one another up by kicks in the
belly When YOU quarreled, II would have been
reg lar. but To- go bOr'in holes through one an
other with rifle balls like augers through pop
lar logs, won't do stsll The commandment Of
the Scrfpter says. Thou shalt not kill but /,
don't saw thou shalt not hit with the Is, and
kich with the foot when 4 Teller makes YOU mad
I propose. tharfor, that we wind up this fight
uith -hoo,in' match for gallon OF whisky
Our aide sgin your side will shoot at a tree the
sixs % = man. sixty yards. At the word, and the
shot nearest the center wins"
AZ soon ~ Sullivan finished his speech
Thursson and Harrison. who had both beer
compeiled IN laugh at its oddity. simultane-
ou~iy extended to one another the right hand
A hearty shake followed and the dif.cul:y wa
al over.
SHOOTING nArcE.
Nothing nov remained to be done on tn.
ground but 10 have the shooting match pro
posed BY Sullivan. A beech about the size o
Q man was selected. at sixty yards, and Thurs
ton made the first shot. The tree hit OF
tbs lef, side. and Harrison acknowledged tina
II be bad been there he would have had q stitcl
IN the side. Harrison shot next and hit thu
tree In the center. Thurston now acknowiedgv'
thst N be had been there he would have had
stomach ache. Breckinridge shot next and hi
midway between the shots Of Thurston ans
1Arrisoa. Al agreed that this wss the shot u
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JOHN HARRIsON's DUEL,
The Presidents Ancestor stood Up To he
fired at at SIXTY PAGES

THE FIRST DUKI ARRANGED IN KENTUCKY AND
IT'S COMIcNL ESDIS6-THE QUARREL OF TWO
JUSTICES oF IRE FSACE ovER ZEE OF
IwELvE AND A HALY cESTs-Iow THE Drr-
TICULr1 WAS ARRANakD.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-03-10
Eli Perkins on Child Theology.

One day the President of A ldoyer
college, a great big college where they
puzzle over theology and isms-I say
this president was asking his little girl
questions out of the old orthodox cat
echism.
Now, Mary" he said, holding the
catechism in bis hand and looking
over his glasses at his little innocent,
holy girl, "what must you first do to
have your sins forgiven?"
What must 1 first do to have my
sins fordiven?' repeated the little
angel. why des must do out and
commit the SIM
No, no, no!'' exclaimed her father.
s'Our old Andover theology is all wrong
nv child. The innocent won't have to
be forgiven, Heaven is open to you now.
And all these years the old theologian
had been burning up innocent children
and the virtuous heather. too ignorant
to know of Christ's love and this little
child finally showed him the light and
the WaV
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-03-10
CONSUMPTION Cured,

An old physician, retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by East India missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all throat and lung affections. also q
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all nervous complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases
has felt it his duty to make known his suffering
fellows, Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, viii send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe in German French
or English, with full directions for preparing amp
using Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. w A Noyes, $50 Powers
Block, Rochester, n Y.
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Ont Of Darkness-Into the Light.

That is the way it locks now. Mr..
Grimes, Of Kansas City, has bought
the old Great Bend electric light plant.
The city council has passed an ordi-
nance to contract for 8 arc lights for
street purposes, at s6S per month for
the 8 lights, and Mr.. Grimes accepts
the provisions of the ordinance, and
expects to start the lights inside of 80
days. The plant will have to be over
hauled completely, and the new man
agrees to furnish good, satisfactory
lights, or no pay required. Incandes-
cent lights will be furnished at one
cent per hour, per light, and satisfac-
tory light guaranteed. 1t is hoped
that a sufficient patronage will be given
to make the plant paying one, and
we confidently believe that, if good
service be given there will be no
question about the patronage.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-03-10

MONEY! money! We all want it
and all should save it by buying as
cheap as they can. Sterett's Cash
Bargain Store is the place to save
money. Call and see. Opposite Grand
Central hotel. House furnishings a
specially. FRESH Garden Seeds now
on sale, from the Landreth Seed Co.,
of Philadephia-the dealers who have
all their agents burn all seeds left on
hand at close of season. Call and get
catalogues and examine seeds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-03-10
Total for the city
Atchison Globe Philosophy

Nothing is safe but the truth.
Wickedness is as easy as finding
fault.
The incest thing in the world is a
nice old lady.
Some men can make everything ex-
cept a living.
The poor believe that money makes
fools of the rich.
Woman, like tomorrow, does best
when she takes care of herself.
Some men think when they give their
note, they have paid the debt.
A certain clock in Atchison is so very
fast that people are talking about it.
Any fool can put steak on the fire
but very few know when is the right
time to take it off.
Business is so dull in Horton this
winter that it is SAIL ynn can hire real
estate agents to saw wood at IS cents
cord.
Some men have knack of getting
the good things of life by simply dong
the agreeable; they never put up any
money.
Don't tell anyone what your resolu-
ton is for the coming year, and you
will have no one to make fun of you
when you break it.
Age and experience do not aid a man
in the matter of marrying. The old
bachelor who delays marrying until he
is forty does no better than the youre
fellow who marries at twenty.