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PROPERTY on IRVING STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND NINTH STREETS EXTENDED.
By ytle Of csrts,n osed Of trust recorded in LibeT
No 800 folio t43 OF cne u the lsnd ecords for
the District Of Colanbis ant at the request Of the
q q, The grsn.e; on WEpNEspAf, TUE TouA-
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A D. 1852 ct HALL
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. N. the following de-
scsthad property In the unity II Washington. District
St by the full dssth q lot upneore5 ten 19 IN block
nuInhsre5 onaGNta T,dd l. Browns subdivision q
Is recorded N tia office Of the surveyor
Of the Dtct Of Columbia, with the perpetual right
to the wsYt foot front ~ the full depth Of said
lei - an alsywsy on.y; II suh,sct 10 deed Of
cent. from September II. 1892
Terms Of sale: Al cash in excess OF said deed Of
trust S1oo deposit at tins OF sale Terms 20
piled with IN ten days ths proper viii oe resod at
ref and cos. Of de'kutinI purchaser after i've days
cc-adyertissn.n.
a2-.o 29Hs 4 + WIZ MF2NSss.Mas Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ArIMER SLOAN. Auctioneer.,

I ArINER SLOAN. Auction.er..
Art Galleries, l4o7 q.
THE EVERETT COLLECTION
OF
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
ETCHINGs. PRINTS. PHOTOS
AND CARBON PHOTOS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
By CATALOGUE.
BEING THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
Mr.. E. L. EVERETT.
THE wELL-KNowN ART DEALER
OF 9i9 STREET.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. WHO Is GOING OUT OF
THIS PARTICULAR LINE
The majority Of the collection are artists proofs and
OF hish grade. representing such etchers
J. 8. KING. c. wALTNER. O. p sLo-
CoMBk, ALEXANDER HAIG. HANlL-
TON HAMILTON. GIkARDET. ARTHUR
TURRELI, BIRKET FOSTER, ALFRED
ALAS. y. TURNER. s. @. FERRIS
+. CHAGNFAU, MACBETH BOUCHER,
LEVY. fhCETT-sHARE. RADON. BEL
LOWS. LoPIsGICH and many others.
forming q collection of about 30 pictures
The subjects where no: original with the etcher)
are by such celebrated painter. as
TUNER. WALLER. DAUBIeNY.
GRANT. MuRULo. BRETON. MIL
LET MUNKAcsY. JEROME. CoRor.
HERkoMER. Dc MELVILLE. BON
BECR. seHkAYER. LANDSEER. MO-
REAN. BoUGHTCN. DE LISsER
PETITE, RAPHAEL, MISSIONER,
DIZZY
and others the whole forming the most important CO..,
Lao & si,ak ,,.l
GRAND EXHIBITION
ALL DAY MONDAY. DECEMBER TWELFTH. 1892
DAYS OF SALE:
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH. 1892.
AT OUR ART GALLERIES. 1907 @ STREET. I'D
FLOOR. AT ELEVEN AN AND THREE AND
HALFPAsT SEVEN PM EACH DAY.
Those interested IN such art should not fail to ray
this collection visit. Catalogues mailed TO any ad-
dress
dS-4t LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.
~ Cor 9Th and sts NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE BRICK DWELL
bEf&FkS So fHGIh cS Ell Or Asp SI FfEsT
o iS 1850 au ds14 S Of
lIper li5o. folio 1S3 81 SEQ. %s7 eli seq. ard 9g.
ct SEQ Of the land reports Of the District Of colum
pa end the relues: OF the parties secured thereby
We 'hg undersgnea trustees. Will sell a Cn5iie
OF EN-. On i N8s p hlf r.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, al that certain piece
parcel q land situate in NashaT:oa city Distric.
OF Cnjulnba. and being pa-t of original lot numbered
ID In square ltered 6io the same having q tota,
frontege OF 80 feet on said South street by depth
OF w ieet, and improved by three brick dwellings.
ec having frontage said street Of 20 feet. Each
o. the absys houses 10 be sold separately.
Terms OF sale Terms OF sac in eacr case Will ne rs
follows. aanely One third " the purchase money TO
be paid in CASH and the residue three equal i,ls all
terest at psr cent per snpum semi annually
and secured by deed " trust the proper sold
or 81 cash at the OPTION OF the purchase Aaeuost
s2oo VIII De required on each Eouse when sold. All
Soaveysncing and recording st purchassr's cost.
Terms OF sale TO be coTped with in ten days
day Of sale otherwise the trustees the right 70
resell at risk and cost OF defauling purchaser pur
chasers.
G. H WIILIAIsON.l T-,,s,oos
". h. EDNlONSEoS I lrusaees.
n22eo 0nce. 600 18th st. NV.
eS-THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH
1892 at same hour and place.
W Z. EDMoNsToN.5 Trustees
fD-an 9Th
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ss-TBF ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
nntIl SATURDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH.
1892, at same hour and place.
{; 4 WI IIAMsoN.? Trns,o..
W. Z. EDN0NSTOS,l irusUees-
d5-eo Office 500 18th ST u W
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
G BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER,
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. $40 LOUISIANA AvENUE NV
PEREMPTORY SALE OF OVER FORTY
HAD OF HORSES AND MARES.
We will sell at the Bazaar Saturday morning.
December tenth. st ten O'Clock:
Ten head Of Heres and Mares, shipped here
from Pennsylvania. Some very rood stock.
ALSO, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP,
A pair of very fine Coach Horses. five and six
years Old. good and sound This pair Of
horses belong to a lady leaving the city and
must be sold.
About thirty head of Horses and Mares con-
signed 20 us BY different parties all Of which
will he sold without reserve.
S. BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
$40 Louisiana avenue NV.
Tor sALE-CoUPE HORSE; LARGE. GENTLE
L ana s'f0ns to be sold at aaciion " s,ox
THOMAS BOWLING SON Aucts. sl2 Z 81, n ".
Ab2Ss tEf f IF nNs sED sa aSg
r2 q ys2stn fYS n II a EHsrH .,
AASS3 p F HER MEs's AND g9Tg 6AssIMI6E
OF OUR AuC Ts5n1 HY9 pNs IL 81 Son Sns.
y ATCLIrFE. DARn CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
SATURDAY NQRSISa. pEoEMBFR TENTH.
II OH ELkSASf
$50 rhssSssy gt. ht 4 Sy2SAf s9FEHwrsr.
OF III dAA 9d;r, mp WELL Ass.9RTED
Hotsfih5SLb GOD GOODS
I H9aasEEss' SSsskkRIHAsEs
, 0n ss. TIL Week WIN e forn the contents Of two
M sSn % sis' Sf9alpPritng u Part ~,
FANCY Ts X aoca GHHp d EHffkss coroHEs
x4lEE qa III k.! Gs ifls Ssb
EKTrESsI6N TABLES. CHINA ND GLASS
DIS SSB o GTHEs 94A gEgEY1TyHE HAIR
BoLsfEFhst ,! ASK iFhIssssts, fiLAo"S AND
sERfASff.sA Ko 6s' fftuiKsHffffuRE,
HEb OTHER dsPfss fEs fdE rT SaRA1N
Az TMEINE O'CLOCK ~.
IN FRONT OF rs sTd MIS- FE9oSMs LARGE con-
HORSES. BUGaIEs. chkRiAGEEs. HARNESS. ETC
0onsisnmsnts for q. dep,;sents received up to the
hS dsst sale hi ltefffi asf Barr CO. Aucs.
I ArIMEK SLOAN. Auc,s. lao. 6 ST. NV.
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRGsIEEs, SALE OF yhLuARLE IMPROVED
AND sEyEXTT STREETS N03THEAsT.
BY virtue o. certain deed of trust to u.s. bearing
date November ~ A. D. 1888. and duly recorded ia
Liber numbered 1915, folio i4o ct seq. one OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia AMI the
request Of the parties secured thereby. Will sail
tuo!ic rctoE. In front Of the premises. TUES
DAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A D.
1899. At HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the
following ds.crbel piece parcel OF land stu in
me cly o. Washington, District of Columbia. heinz
lot 19I IN sapssTs, 10 500 e The NATIONAL cAPI
,iden. treasurer. and Oliver Cox. subdivision book
no 10, page us. tosetber with improvements
thereon.
TerHs Of sale: Ons-tbird cash, balance in three
eqgai install !tnsnts in six 80, twelve 12l and
note bearing interest al 6psr cent per snnum. IN
trust npoE the property sold, all cash, at p1r-
AZ time Of sale All conveys ing and recording at
purchaser. cost Term. ot sale to be conplied With
In ten days or property viii he sold a; rsk OF default
z. EbN6SsfoS' Trustees.
n22-eo Once. No 800 9TH ST. n ".
ss-rHE ABOVE sALE HAS BkEN POSTPONED
v. Z /. TEib5MhbbaassHS89S S,, Trustees.
dOeo Office 100 9TH
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The third annual convention Of the Christian
kndcavor Union OF Maryland is in session IN
baltimore. There are 600 delegates present.
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PA DARNFiiIE, Tr
o1-d&ds RlSfst NV
nUNCANsoN BROS. A. CTIoSEERs.


RUIIT RfsfDENcE ASb GRoTNns' F,I e1lr
no ON HE SEVENTH Strict ROAD AND
METH or BsIGE:wCCD. IN THE MS
By virtue Of two deeds 9: trust bearing dates re-
specite-y seT;e!abeE IL 1870. ani March To- 1871.
en- duly recorded IN ltbsr 1876, 'o,'l Is aud is6d
foo "a % The land records u the District q Clu-
s ans 1t BE request 9, the party scpurfd thereby
or HoNoAY, THE TWTfffH DAY oF DfcIif'sIf,
Blk, lss! at FOUR O'CLOCK p N. the foilow.nr
oescriNed land and preiisss situated in the District
Aforesaid sId known and designated IS Vart of OF
twenty Coz In Ga en- z. Green's subdivision " rar+
Of tract OF land cal ed Girls PurtlCt a. Size sane
Is recorded II county book g. pave a.. one u The
records OF Tie surveyors oNce ;or ih District u Co.
iuinhla. egtnning for the the ncrsheast cor
per Of said lot anu running thence south rfty go,
feet thence west two hundred t200) feet thence nork
nifty too) feet snl tbence east two hunlre 300 feet
10 the place of beginning
Terms; Cne-third q the uurchaee money in cash.
andt'e balance in three equal installInen;s ia six
twelve and eiEhteen months vita interest, ana Sc
cured by deei OF trust the propery OF ali cash
A. and recording a, the cost - the pur
chaser deposit OF 500 will be required the tire
OF sac n terms .: sac a,e not corfl.sd with within
ten days ate sale tie trustees The rif 70
sell the property al the s ans Of the defautiag
purchaser alter such pubic notice they may deem
H-Ces-ary.
A. A. BROOKE
r25-dEds THOMAS SONTRyIIIEi Trustees.
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THE TRf asyRY GIsED.
Their Achievements Narks1nen Appro-
pTiat.iy Celebrated.

priAt.Iy Celebrated.
The National Ride Hal was .astefullv anI
neatly decorated with pot;cd plants fa.s and
portions 81 q soldier equiv mout last evening
tn occasion Of the dress reception OF the Treas
Wy Guard, company l.. sixth battalion.
During the evening Col Clay Us the second
Regiment consratIlatei the company on tho
excellent Standings marksm and announced
the winners In the rife contest OF Wednesday
night. Zach mar a. NJ name was called made
hrs choice cf the presents, which were ON exhi-
biiion on the platform
The winners were Corp Ellsworth Priva.es
Bantou. Garrett. Place. Byrne. Beatty. Nc
Cure. Whitney, Svigart, pepue. indeuer,
Thompson. Mccain. Laud-Sau Kirb,. Lon.
Gri-wold. q. r. Long. Armstrong, Glover.
Bob and Lore. scrgt. Buell.. seTgt. IoIg,
sefgt Lewis, Lieut.. simmons. Lieut. TOmli.l-
soi. Lieut. A Il. Mcdowell. Corr. Od-M and
serSt- Asrsden- Corp. Davenport wa. awarded
The company mccall and Private Wilmer the
leather one.
Dancing enjoyed until a late hour.
Am"ug those present were Col. Clay Mai Bart
lstt, Lieut.. Mcpo~el. Lieut. Alexander. Cant
Bel, Capt kas moad, Lieut. and Mn. TOmlIn-
son Lieut. sIiEoason, Capt and Mrs Bsssstt
sapi salmon. Lieut. jacobson. Lieut.. King
Ny. and Mr. Grimes. M. Lewis q New York
city. Mesdsnes Allison. DOuue.iy Ryun Hood
Naddy and Anderson. and Leonard Bradley
Mr. A Longfe!lOS, Mr.. and Mrs Bernard and
Mr.. Brown.
lie committee on arrangeE -nts consisted o.,
Lieut. O'to q. sinonsVu. corp. ". : Dayen-
port. frIvste J. l. gar;, Lieut. J :. Tom
nn-on and sergt Theodore Long. Floor com
niitiee-Corp. y. y. Odell. Private William
Garrett. Private George King. Corp G.. ID.
Ellsworth. Private II. VI. Whitney and Sergt ]
Mar.den- Reception committee Corp. }.
". thompson. Capt J. VI. BGsse.t. Sergt
Thomas q. Lewis, Private II. NJ BIoutaa and
Private James Beatty.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF ALL SORTS.
COMpR1gINr

EXTENSIVE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF ALL SORTS.
COMPRISING
ELEGANT UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS
HANDSoMEPARLoRs SUITES. CABINETS. COR
NER CABINETS. CHINA CLOSETS, LEATHER
SOFA FANCY AND ODD CHAIRS. F1NT
LOUNGES. LOT OF FINE CARPETS. NEARLY
NEW; OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
MATTRESSES. BEDDING. RUGS. CHIN
AND GLASS WARE. &c
ALSO
L. dozen NOOd-seat Chairs
1Larsr Nearly New Committee Table.
On SATURDAY.. DECEMBER TE s,ifi 1892. a,
vii sell E ena Y4 co fnss g9o on 5tS rs
comprising some Fine Furniture and Carpets. Now
ALSO. AT TWELVE ~.
Fine Brewster LANDAU Wood Bros. Brougham. Fine
Victoria St'nhS 81 y, Mad phaetOn. &c,
Several Horses An Snsa TIN Prompt and Speed,
,eo LATIMER SLOAN.
ds-%t Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING SON Aucts.. oIe St n W.
PAIR OF GOOD DRIyISa HORSES. SURREY AND
- On THURSDAY; DEgEMBEK EIGHTH. 1872. a,
our sno1 roos sI w s.s S ,S in frSn q
Horse. i've years old Sorrel Mare, years old
both gentle and kind drivers. well matched aud
ALSO
Surrey and Harni si, IN good condition
Pair Horses s,,6 Ws,on AID Harness,
do-dts Auctioneers.
sA uRDAY. DECEMBFR TENTH, 1882, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. same place. DIS
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,son.srs

SPECIAL.
COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY AT
OF AUCTION RoOGs,
COR 10TH AS SPI Pa Ave rSv WI;
Several pieces q hisheo,, Furniture. Bronzes.
Porceialns. Sits Ac.. belonging top private party
and renewed to our sale. room for Convenience Of
sale, which viii sake place promptly at T ES
O'CLOCK within sales room.
ONE VERY x.spsoaEr S8ucu. BEAUTIFULLY
upHoLsrERED IN SILK. GiDE TO ORDER.
TWO KLElrIAyT FRENCH gLATk-eLAss FRONT
BACK OAK CHAIRS WITH ROCKER TO
oNf haSSbsouE ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER
SINGLE AND bQUgLE OLD ENGLISH OAK
AIs9 = g E4s3 Gss 81 s;LEss ROOM.
OUR USUAL sALE or Hou sEHoiD FURNITURE
aS so E'Eff pEr pCakIwRTI2T; CARPETS, &c;
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a Eank~r'- Daughter in the salvation Arm

a Banksr'- Daughter in the salvation Army.
Mis- Emma Van Nordcn. the eldest dau ghter
Of Mr. Warner Van Sorden. president of the
Bank % North America Of New York. has icined
The salvation Army and i a fuIl-fedged ami
formed soldier
While this fact has been known To the init
mate friends Of the family for some time. saws
the View lOrk Herald. vet 10 a large number of
per.on- who know tine Van NOrden family So
eiAlls, and Mr.. Van NOrie.i throagh business
connscuons. the anrsl Lct uIent will prove very
much VI . surprise. Mis- Van Norden Who .
not long out OF her teens. is a gentle good look
NIX young woman aud exceedingly accom-
plished She had long been a member % Dr.
kittTedgcs church. OF which her father Is a
Prominent member and superintendent % tho
SUNDAY school About aIne months ago ske
met some members - the Salvation Army and
becoming interested In the work o. the Qrgani-
xsrnn. associated her-slf wish II an au1iiiary
member. aid was thus able to stiil retain her
nember-hip in Dr.. Kittredges church. Her
zeal and interest IN the cause constantly in
creased and became strong hat about two
months ago she decided TO apply for iul Iaen-
bershiP IN the army.
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nRUxKENyEsso on THE LIQUOR HABrT Poal
d. E1fSEs SoiDIx srEcfIc
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSES,
ssAAfkFesskk S6Ss HHSk H Sc WITHtN opN
NOIJHWESI, OA SATURDAY. DECEMBER
TENTH. 1892. at TEN O'CI OCE,
CONSISTING Or
PARLoR FURSITlRE. MASTEL AND PER- MIR
h0hs. Oak and Walnut Chamber Suites, Ward-
bes Hair and other Mattresses, Boiste and Pill
lows, ". W. So iuys. Extension Tables. Chairs and
Cooking and Heating Stoves, New and Second hand
kuRs. Carpets. &c. about fifty Small and Large SKIN
Rugs
A LARGE LOT OF NEW CLOTHING IN BOYS,
AND NEWS CASHMERE SUITS. ALL IN GOOD
CONDITION.
ALSO
By order of the Secretary OF War
A lot Of Medical and Miscellaneous, BooSs Electric
Apparatus speculun Chair, &c.
ALSO. AT TWELVK O'CLOCK
Horses Carrisess, Buygtes, Harness. &c
80 THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON
as Auctioneers.
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v'EOS. J. FISHER L CO.
Eeai Estate brokers. lIo4 st NV

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF yALuABLg IMPRovsD
PkoPERTl ON STREET AND FLORIDA
AVENUE NEAR FOURTEENTH STRTfT
NOLtIHAESr, BLING THE STABLES AND
CAR HOL Sc PORN RIr USED BY THE FOUR
TENTH srREEH LINE or TIEr WISHING
TON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD Nd
ALSO EON or SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS,
FORMING PART OF THE SAME PROPERTY
On WEDNESDAY. DEcENBER FOUkTEENTH
D. ls2, IN front Of the premises. At TWO CLOCK
NJ We VII offer. under Instruction Of the bosri Of
directors OF the Washington aud tieorEetu Railroad
Company. e pu1ic safe 20 TIE highest hi1aer.
lots ii TO II. both inclusive. cqusre 234. having
Frontage e g ~ feet 81 with ieTth
q l42 40 feet TO public alley, ana containing about
90, 800 square feet improvements consist OF small
BRICK dwel sng large brick stable and house
IMMEDIATELY TREkFAFTER. in front OF the
premises We wi offer lots 30 81 snd b. square "a
y 't'n< % - 100 florida aver ne obtaining
stable and car Louse.
Terms: One-tEird cash Ia lance in three equal IN
inrts. secured by deed If upon the porty
sold pays l. Ia one two and three and bearing
interest 1t er cent: payable ssnii-anIualy. or all
cash, Gt purchaser option Deposit OF 300 will be
required on each piece oi property AT time f sale
Terms OF sale must be l.ed with within fifteen
days. otherwise tight reserved resell the prope-ty
IN oessut - risk and cost If de.aultinC Iurt tser
after i've days asva tiseruen. of s r. sale in Soma
n, wsrauer published I'm Washington, u. &.
TH0s. J. FISHER & CO..
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Rssl Estate BroF
n1-NlHA NSlN RIQS Alfalfa. n

LIMITED STATS MAssHAI'S sAI-E-By virtue
OF writ Of Eeri n las issued out the cler IS
nice Of the supreme Court Of District Column
eIs. and 70 ne directed. viii sell at public ale
%. No. go Penn. avenue u. W. on TUESDAY. the
IAIkIh hNIH DAY OF oECEMBER, 1892. AZ TEN
cULoCh A. VI. all The riCht title cla.p and interest
{: the defendant IN and to the following described
property, u wit: Two CD Capinets one I'd Nahog-
any Table seles and levied upon the pro erty Of
tugene De MitkisEicz and VIII be sold 10 tisy
ecutt9n No. 2h 1888 in Of Emanuel =. Downham
and Henry Green. trading as L. Z. Downham q Co.
DANIEL NJ RASSDELi. L. :. Marshal
RATCLIFFB, DARR ( co. Auclig Treers altola
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nUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

d1-dkds
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
High-bied Stallion

The high bred Morgan stallion, Black
Hawk Chief 4th, will make the season at
the stable Of j. @. Holcomb on Elm
street, rear Of Holland house. He is a
very stylish, snowy horse, and carries
moro Morgan blood than any horse in the
state. Breed TO good horses, raise good
colts and no longer complain Of low
prices.
PEDIGREE: Black Hawk chief I was
bred BY 3. 9. Hitchcock Of Valaja, Mimi,
sire Yearnlys Black Hawk chief 8 by
Blaok Hawk chief 2 bred by Judge Prout
Of Salisbury, Vermont, he by nils Black
Hawk b. 6hsrmsn's Morgan BY Justin
Morgan, the founder Of the Morgan fam
ily. Let dam Lady messenger; ID by Young
namblstonian; Sd dam BY Bishop Hamble.
tonian; 4th dam the Prout Mars by Clifford
Morgan By Woodbury's morgan by Justin
morgan. It will be seen that Black Hawk
chief 4th traces back TO Justin Morgan on
the sires side twice rs the Prout mare does
also, and carried the nambletonian blood
represented bp Bishop's Hsmbletonian and
Houng H~anblstonian Terms on application
% above stable. .
A. ARNESON, Owner
J. G. HoLcoMD, Manager.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Southern Prosperity.

THAT the South IL growing rapidly is
shown by the fact that LAO new manu-
iiactpring enterprises we're located within
her BORDEN during the past six months.
these have been attracted TO this section
BY reason Of the cheap raw materials and
FUEL, OF which the South can boast Q
greater supply than 10 found elsewhere
10 tho Union. THAT portion Of West Vir-
gtnia, Maryland and Virginia lying along
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio. Rail.
road has IL full share Of natural advanI
ta0ee, and full information concerning
~Iocations for manufacturing, farming, or
any particular line Of business, will he
furnished on application to NJ. v. Rich.
ards, Land and immigration Agent, b. 4
u. H II. Co, Baltimore, nd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13


Thsfs hes been considerable said In
We Lest month In regard to the relative
merits Of the horses making the season
o. Red Cloud, and I would like TO cor
rect some wrong reports that have been
oirsulated by interested parties. Noah
Burch No. 0452, the standard Bred Trott-
Ing Stallion, IL the Best Bred Horse in
Webster county and equal 70 any in the
state or country. In fact there Is none
better. Is as perfect a Horse in deport-
mont and symetry as was ever foaled,
His own family has the fastest horse to
harness In the world Direct, q first cous-
Ia pacing q quarter in 26 seconds, q l:48
gait, has . record Of mile in 2:06. Noah
Burch ID nephew 10 Jay Eye bee 2:O6
Phellas 5:13A Director 2:lS, Delineator
2:10, in fact he In n fashionable bred horse
IN every way, and he has no superior as a
good breeder. Ichallenge any horseman
n Webster county TO show as well bred
. horse. I make this statement In self
defense, - there are certain parties who
sre mahings point Of meeting men on
their way TO eee me and belittling my
horse and running him down and telling
them he ID no good, that other horses In
town arc much better, etc. / am making
no Aght against any horse here, a. there
are several good horses here in the vicinity
but none whec can show No good a, pedi-
gree u Noah Burch and not 90 perfect a
horse In symetry, In the country and not
one Who can show AZ large an average Of
colts, . complete tabulated pedigree will
b sent on application ~inclose stamp, ad-
dress, W. M. GUIwITs,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Sheriff. Sale.

Notice IL hereby given that under aud nv vlr.
tue Of an order NJ sale issued from the ONCE OF
q. b. Cr0ne. clerk OF the district court VI the
county. Nebraska upon 8 decree 10 an actiOn
pending therein, whcreiM Ross II. MATHS. trus.
tee, aud Albert q. nurnhsm. plaintiffs. and
1s1 loyal i, and GS::orSs \. Sssiifofd, dsis"aa;t &.
] shall oaer for sale at public vendWr IT, the
highest bidder for cash in hand u the 9 ~, floor
Of the courthouse, Ut Red Cloud. IN .said Web
ON the
eth Day Of June, A. ID. 1899,
at ono O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the following
S s,o1 n'~et srSpe ~ ' 4" ,oxn rnS s one 1 @S no Of seS q
range twelve (l2) west VI the sch p. O..
Given under my hand this 9th day OF NAY, 4.
D.. l802.
GkoRGK z. COOK. Sheriff.
AID. TOmllneOn, Deputy.
Haley & Barker, PlalntIas, AttOEneys. ll.10d
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Sheriff. Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that under and by VIZ:
tue OF An order Of sale issued from the once OF
u. u. CrOne, clerk Of the district court Of the
tenth judicial district within aud for webster
county, Nebraska, upon q decree In an action
pending therein, wherein Zilpha 3. Hubbard II
plaintiff, and against Henry McCVrmall. I'M
crime feltis John FeltIs, Mary Mshuke, former.
" Mary McCormal and Kari Mehuke. her hn.s;
band. Vim. T.. jackson. executor OF the last will
and testament Of Henry .NcCormsL deceased.
sad Haley BROTHERS, defendants, ! shall cnrr
for sale ut public vendue 70 the hlghest bidder
for cash In hand ut the. east door q the court
house. % Ned Cloud. IN said Webster county.
last term OF said court was holdelj on the
9Th Day Of Sumo, a. D. 1902,
described PROPERTY toW,t: :TrISc north half q
ter OF the north. west quarter and tJt three 81
all In section eight (s,l township one a., north,
range nine l9) west Of the 9TH j.. m.
Given under my hand this bth day OF Nay, 4.
ID. 1891,
GEO. Y. Coon, sheriff.
AL. TOMLIhsOE. deputy.
kaley e. Barker, Plaintiffs Attorneys. ii.Sod
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
sheriff. sale

Notice II hereby given that under and BY vir.
tue Of M order of sale ls<ued from the ONCE If
C,B y. Crvne tlerk Of the district court ~ the 10, n
Nebraska, upon o decree H. an action pending.
therein, wherein T.. Alice. Watson Is plaintiff.
and AGAINST Hugh w. .tiuilii0rd, Lucy
Gulifore. the wife ~ ticorge 4. GuIiiford,
defendants, I shall offer fer sale ~ public ven.
due. 70 the highest b,daer for CASH ~ hand, nj
said Webs or county, Nebraska. that ieing the
buiiding wherein the last term Of said court was
holden. on the
3lsi day Of May, 1902,
NJ one O'Clock T.. ~. of said Idy.. the following
described property ~ wit; The southeast
quarter Of section ten, ~ townslnp ons. north
u range tw I've, west Of the 9Th pm u Webster
cOsInty, Nebraska. tiivrh u,J Z ny hand this
Gto. y coon. Sheriff,
lDJOd By A.. !. Tomiin>On, Deputy.
Higgins & Carlow Bros pr'tn's Att'ys.