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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
PRESIDENT POLK IS DEAD
THE END CAME WASHING.
TON TODAN.
III. EEatt Been president 9i the AL
liaBce For Three TeTnS and
His wife survives Kim.

WASlINGroN, June l1.-Col. |" l..
Polk, president Of the farmers alliance,
died at Garfield hospital at ll:l5 this
morning.,
Colonel Folk was relative of prcsi
dent Polk omd Il native Of North Caro-
ina, where hr was born about tiily-tivc
years ago. Ills education was received
in the common schools. During the war
h2 served for time III the confederate
-arny aud resigned to 20 to the lcgisIa-
turc. Later, he filed tor several years
the Office OF commissioner of agriculture
for North Carolina, and later still he be
gan the publication OF the Progressive
Farmer.
At the time Of his death he was serving
his third term as president OF the body
to which he had given so much time and
attention.
Col. polk'S home was at Raleigh, \,
{. He leaves wife and three children
Lrt the wives and mothers harea voice
| in lfDu1Hi'S IntrtjUr
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
EiXerSiuc Revival.

Rev. !. W. Lee has preached with power
a; Riverside Methodist church every
evening during the past week. llc shows
that the two weeks continued service at
Bethel church has in NO wise abatcd his
strength. His sermon last evening was
exceptionally fine. There was Il large
number of pcnitents and at least fifteen
conversions. The result is thirty conver-
sionS since the meeting began. Mr.. Lee
breaches this evening at $40 o'clock. He
will also fill the puIpi, ut Riverside to-
morrow, both morning aud evening
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
10 nring settlers Here.

L. Nash, OF Chardon, o., was i'll the
city ycstcrdav Mr.. Nash was here look
ing around withan eye to finding place
of settlement for farmers of the north
west. He was very much pleased with
Western North Carolina and expects to
return next fall with number of these
settlers.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
GRANTS PHARMACY.

In purchasing medicines don't try ex-
pcrimcnts-thc first and only consider
alton should be genuiness. Buncombc
Sarsaparilla has stood the test of several
years and today it is in greater demand
than ever. Over five hundred bottles
sold this spring, triumphant proof of
popular approval. Fer sale at
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
GRANTS PHARMACY.

Years ago people regarded cold cream
and camphor ice as the utimatums for
chapped hands and all similar skin trou-
bles, many persons find that the applica-
ton OF either of them aggravates their
trouble. To such "CAMpHO-GLYCER-
lNE COMPOUND" is a boon-it is a DOS
tive cure for chappcd hands, chatting,
sunburn, ETC., and an elegant face dress
ing after shavinG-it contains no mineral
or noxious ingredient, is elegantly per-
fumcd, will not soil the most delicate
fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to
use on the most delicate skin and con-
tains nothing greasy or sticky. For sale
only at
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
". NJ. &. a. Notes.

Rev. !. W. Lcc, evangelist, will address
the mems meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association on tomorrow, at
1880 y. IN. Subject: "Charactcr Build
ing" All men invited.
Boys meeting at $3.50 p. M, Sunday.
All boys between the ages of twelve and
seventeen inyitcd
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
4tKuows How to Grow.

There is vine on College street grow
ing in the yard Of Will Frady resembling
a wild sweet potato vine, that has
grown eight feet in ten days. In fourteen
hours it grew ten inches, and is still
growing.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
New RuSiuess House.

The store room recently vacated by
Till & Shank on court place is being re-
modelled and in week or ten days will
be occupied by NicolI & Hunt with a
stock of wall paper, paints, oils, etc.
L. II. Hunt will be manager of the bus
mess.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
wII.E. NOT ACCEPT.
Mr.. HarkinS and the Position Oh
The Advisory BOARD.

Ex-Mayor II. S. IIarkins, who was on
yesterday elected to a position on the
advisory board vice J, \. Conant, re-
signed, told THE CITIZEN that he did not
think he could accept.
81 could not do this cOnscientiously,
he said, for do not approve of the way
i'll which the improvement work is being
done. These retaining walls being
built in various parts of the city are a
sample of the work being done. | could
never approve that, and hardly think
could take a place on the board.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
CONFEDERATE VETS.
Reunion at Sulphur springs An.
gust IL, TB anGIt.

RtNnlEH AT sulphur springs Au-
gust IL, rJ andI,.
The following correspondence explains
itself:
BELL, n. c., May 10, 1892.
CoL 4. II. Baird, AslcrMc, n. c.:
The annual meeting of the confederate
veterans Of Buncomhc county and of
Western North Carolina will be held on
the l2th, 18th and lth OF August, 1892,
near the terminus of the West AsheyiIe
and Sulphur Springs railway. You, |
believe, are in command OF the Sixth
North Carolina cavalry" Will you
please give "ordcrs" that your old COM
mand meet with s,,bivouac at the above
mentioned time and place, where we
will once more greet each other with a
soldiers hearty grasp, fight our old bat
lies DER again, sleep by the camp fire as
OF old and then return again to our
peaceful homes in Dixie"
Sincerely yours,
Geo II. Bell,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
Rack From Winston.

a. II. Cobb, A. ]. Wills, c. X. Whitaker
and ". +. Randolph returned to the city
last night from Winston, where they
have been attending the sessions of the
grand bodies of Royal Arch Masons and
kniphts TcmplAr.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11

MINNEAroIIs, June ll.-Thc first thing
done by the nationalcomnittcc after the
battle. was to unanimously choose S.
Clarkson temporary chairman of the
national committee and DcNoung tenn
porary secretary. The committee will
meet at Washington June Z, when per
mancnt organization will be effected.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
Want a Yves, End Market

A petition is being circulated in West
End, asking the board of aldermen to
allow meat market to be established in
that part of the city. There are already
over 200 signatures.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
%Orth Carolina Citizens Hang a
Man in Sianly Comfy.

Man in Sianly Comfy.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 1l.-Scvcral
years ago Alex Whitley and d. Il. Tucker,
natives of Stauly county, went west
aud settled at Arkadclphia, Ark. In a
a gambling dispute Whitley brutally
murdered Tucker. Whitley came back
to bis old home and last week was put
in Jail at Albermarlc. Early yesterday
morning a mob of one hundred, all wear
ing red shirts, went TO the jail, over
powered the keeper and took Whitley
out and hanged him to tree.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
GRANTS PHARMACY.

"SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHER.
RY" as manufactured at Grants Phar-
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use tor yourself or your chidrcn-it is
positive cure and we guarantee it to con-
tain no opiates i'll any form, it is entirely
harmless. For sale only at
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
An Imparfanf Drcisinn.

A case of considerable interest decided
yesterday by Judge Bradley in the Equity
Court.
1t appeared that Mrs. Sarah UterInehle.
through a broker, loaned TO Mrs. CariottA
Moore $4,000, which was secured by deed u
trust upon property on 18Th street. The mones
was not received by her, but Was disbursed By
the attorney Of Mrs. Utermehle in the payments
Of previous deed Of trust upon the property
and the erection of a house. At the time ~
the transaction Mrs Moore about twenty
years Of age, and upon the completion OF the
house she found herself embarrassed By mo-
'chanics' lien which had been fled against ths
property. She having refused 20 pay the inter
est upon the loan unless protected agaia tbs
claius of the leinors bill fled 20 forecloas
the trust The court held that by reason u
her minority the contract set up against Mfs.
Moore was voidable at her election when shs
attained her majority and she having dis.f-
firmed the same the court could not grant tbs
relief sought and the bill was dismissed Messrs.
Edwards A Barnard for the plaintiff and Cha.
A. Elliott for the defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
THE BATHING BEACH.


me So"ncns" 1pp s~~ess
Recommendations TOT 10 rr''ecoee.
The delegation which called upon the Com
nissione.s YESTERDAY 20 uree tbe reopenir,r Of
the h.,h,,,,, 49,, -, .,,,,,..y,, a.. g.
s---- - 49, ss-.-.N -
'oe tnn morning sr~r nssnihs I" ne
proposition OF Mr.. W. Y Stevens they removed
al restrictions and once more the swimmers
will have an opportunity 10 battle uumole.s~d.
Mr. Stevens snhni,.oa ,hs t.nou,,c xhich nj.
,,.,.s r.. an. c--'--.-..-..- -,
WIG o''ni''H-ie's ie~"is NJ
proved;
l. That the whole outline OF the graded and
bottom Of the beach be oonspicuously defined
nv posts set n, ,hs on,.r a.. ., an. "a.
- -.
"o'e WIG e"nA s'A"'s On in'o oeeP Ne~t- anu
tnAt those posts be marked 90 show the depth
Of water on the bank at all tides.
The pos,s .hould he s., ON tbe irx.,s .r
shorexsrd curye.
q That the puhiicae permittes a p.. t,,s
beach ana houses M tbesr ar,, ~
s. That be permit,ea 10 hire . k..,.r for
the houses with the balance Of funas "a ~ nov
remaining An INV hands 81 la, ys~r,. n~r.on.I
don.,ions and hone th;s w,Ii T., ,,,si 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
A Fourth % July Celebratl ion.

At the new city in the Natauga valley, Ten
nessee, in which Superintendent Of the Census
Porter, Col A. I. Britton and others in Wash,
ington interested. there viii be a grand celes
bration, on the Fourth Of July. number o.
prominent people will 60 from here and the
array OF speakers viii be quite large
Supt Porter will preside at the mass meeting
TO be held and ia his speech will undoubtedly
portray the benefits of the protective policy
while Col. Henry Matterson will Likely eXalt
the s.ar-cyed goddess Of revenue reform,
Senator Carlisle and others will also speal.
The souvenirs Of the celebration are haldsomf
specimens of artistic skill. containing photo
graphs of Messrs. Porter and Watterson and :
graphic picture OF the Watauga valley. OF
course, the, American flag is there proudlf
floating over the whole eXpanse % country
The names of the distinguished guests wers
engraved ON n souvenir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
ALEXANDRIA,.
A DUPLICATE FIRE LAST SraHr.


The fire bells rang two alarms last night
both for a fire at J. II. ID. Smoot's stables on
Fayette alley, which Ind second edition.
The flames were discovered among the hay in
the loft Of a two-story brick building on
fayette alley, few rods west Of Union
street. The building is used by Mr.. Smoot
NJ stable and also for the storage Of lime
Some difficulty occurred in eNtinguishment of
the fire among the packed hay. and water
thrown on the IRE fell on the lime. set il of
and slRked large quantities. Later in
the night the smoldering sparks were
famed into fame and the engines again called
out TO finish the work. in which thev had been
assisted by a heavy shower. During the fire
young Mr.. Thos. Rischiell was knocked down by
the kick OF a mule winch he was getting out
of the stable. Miss Fleming daughter Of
Mr.. Edgar & Fleming. in business in Washing
ton. was very badly frightened by the fire,
which was a block away from her home on
Cameron street. She very weak. having
been sick for several weeks. The physicians
succeeded in calming her nerves by medical
treatment The origin of the FIRE has not been
ascertained- The loss. which will not exceed
$1,000, is covered by insurance.
CHURCH REUNIONS
Large numbers of Alexnndrians have been
visitors this week TO Seminary Hill. where q
general gathering Of Episcopalians has taken
pin't- Inc ulkl
school commandments. the meetings Of the
various academical societies. ordinations and
social reunions have made nfaiis on the hill
quite active. A number of Episcopal ministers
were ordained there yesterday by Bishop Ram
dolph.
NEW coLoRED PASTOR
Meade Chapel, at Columbus and Princess
streets, the colored Episcopal church here, has
a new pastor. Rev. Robert Bruce, who was or.
GAINED in that chapel this week. has been placed
in charge OF il BY Bishop Randolph. He comes
from the Payne Divinity School at Petersburg
and will be an accession to the best colored
element in this city.
An ENJOYABLE CANTATA.
A cantats took place at the Opera House last
night. under the direction Of Mrs. NJ. +. Parker.
formerly of Washington. for the benefit Of tho
Alexandria 1nfrmary. The auditory vas dc
lighted with the music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

Arrangements are all completed for tie hold
ing of this tournament on the grounds Of tks
Clover Leaf Club at 18th and p streets neat
week The gold medal which is 10 be given for
first prize in singles is now ON exhibition in the
window Of Harris a shsfer. the makers. and q
Sears special racket has been secured for second.
With first, runner up, and consolation prizes IN
singles and first and runner up in doubls there
is a good chance for every one. Aided By tbs
rain the courts will be in excellent condieon.
ed Il il hoped that all entries viii be in b.
Monday night 90 that play can begin Tuesday
Players are not entering freely as they should
for . leading tournament Address +. q. Stut<.
1907 Rhode Island avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
k 3 no oo OF al GLUE
Z 4 90 ALL brassists. ioc


There were interesting developments yester-
day in the breach Of promise suit Of Jessie Hall
against J. W. Paige, lste of Hartford, in which
the plaintiff claims esq, 900 damages. One
Geo. H. Hamilton appeared at Hartford Thurs
day night and claimed that he was married to
Jessie Hall July %, 1891, at Mattone, N. Y. She
had previously lived with his father by adop-
ton, J. c. Lewis, as his wife, and left Hamilton
when both were acting in the Josh wmtcomb
"Old Homestead" Company to live with Paige,
who tried recently to buy her Oh with u 900.
which she refused Hamilton tried unsuc-
cessfully yesterday to get an interview with his
wife, and also with Grant, against whom Paige
has brought Q cross-suit through Stevens Rog-
ers. Hamilton says yecsie's maiden name was
Mollenhaul, and she i the daughter of prelate
In Houston. Tex. Hamilton and another man,
''Dick" Gibbs, who il familiar with the facts,
left ut noon for Chicago to testify in the oass.
Jessie, her mother and Grant remained ct Hart
ford. Jesaie and Grant returned from Chicago
recently. Grant Il married 10 . Hartford girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ENOH SALE OR KxcHANaE xel ACRES
an msssS s 500 sssr-a ~; dssIap6 rosTs
scres 50 fenced: tinsSsS: 90 arspss frnis Sven
ing. ero0nas' miles from k,chInond- J.. loS Isas
ana ave. .s25-&s
E>oR SAILOR ExcEANGE FoR CITY PROP
n. s1H sssss III "a. ss -. r %
sis;s Il "' ;i sss'' 'ss; i %
FOE foh sAi e IMPROVED rAnM OF fsi
Eod house. s.rn sTsnsrs ga ali hssssssif criSaiS
i piss: has S sf s1a mater &
s lsisss H 4. Is =;
%i es!ss sTel Wilcox HIrsrox.
sii IIa 10 ACES AT FALLS cHrRcH. Va
price. ss.5o0 THos. @. HESsfY ! Co. 100 , i.
Tor sALE-A FARN THAT Is PARMA HOME
ton, W. b SSen fls w. mile from Warm
T.asy. s ID .sss sssn.s$ !,PsysTs. g scrs. Il
ssss 'js:.s {: fs.' Il .iEH
For sALE-NIcE FARM OF lso ACRES, HALF
$40 $50 dfffPi r, FSI IDs s .. s.rf:s !;
b.En On slur aoHss
es.y tsrms Aso 7-rocu new house full view 81 city
Nj. s s: 8. S.ss s:TR q .as
Other nice country PLACES with handsome houses and
sroapds .pd plenty q frut the railroad me
70 view the property with and FREE Of charge
Call and ses me. JAMES K CLEMENTS. 1877 r
st. NV. je2S-ss
Eok sALE-LoIs IN WESLEY HEIGHTS oPpo-
site Amsscan University from e425 10 ESQ; u
cash. Also three handsome cottages rust completed
for sale or rent; all mod tnrs this 4. one 81 The
most delightful suourhs Of Warrington; elevation 30
~ ''S join ifsTi = WEE ,sSySis.
5eI& 200 14th 81.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS; NEAR STATION
"A 300 each; money loaned 10 build houses on
them. Also house for rent.
spe-3n' Q. Z. H1NE. Vienna. Fairfax county. Va
pSCBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7os
~ 6th st. W, patent ofice prepares abstracts
of titles 70 lands IN MONTGOMERY and Prince Georrp.
coupties Md and in Alexaniria and Fairfax conn
ties, Va. Also nsures titles Send for fee list.
je3-m. wkau
LroR sALE-sEvERAL LARGE AND SMALL IN.
proved and unimproyed country places and FARMS
near Washington. send for large list mar Of the
country near city JAMES T. CLEMENTS.
1el3-2w 1S2l St p.w.
Ton SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES OF DE-
\ sirsble land on Queens CHAPEL rosd Just at the
quarter miles from Brocks station. Inquire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

In the Criminal Court, Justice Cox, this
morning Mr.. W. r. Duhamsl, counsel fDr VIM.
Northeags and VIM Farnsworth, charged with
conspiracy TO dsfnud, asked that the bail set 1t
100 BY ths Police Court be reduced 10 q 600,
claiming that the .frst amount was excessive.
Mr.. Clagstt, for ths goverumsnt, urged that the
amunt - was not excessive and related how
the yictim vs. induced 10 &c ths unvsiling Of
the Custer monument and through them lost
his money ct Jackson City.
The court thought %, 900 too much and d. 600
too little and Axsd the amount ct o2,soo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

7. 7. Brooks, . well-knovn attorney Of Mem
phis. Tenn, died st the Memphis southern b
chloride Of Gold Institute Thursday nigat.
1rs-sarah Eckfeldt, widow VI an ofhcer Of the
war Of 1e12, died st Germantown, PhiladelphiH,
aged one hundred and eve yesrsL He hnsbsn@
disd In 1880. and for nfty-hvs ysas she b.
drawn pensaon-
Col David b. Hcndersou ~ rsnonsinses@
Sw congrsss By sccl.nseion from Ne thisx
loWa DISTRICT This = the sixth tina that Co
Hsndsssoa - ben unsniDouly nooisa1s2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

Edward g. KNIGHT, TIE milliosairs sugar re-
A great eold rush has eel IN - Dc nsw nia-
Ing camp IN Hohays county, Aris.
Won Holman D O.. Il Nov York have ordsrod
&eoo 80 Qold ccfn for shtpmsns 70 Europe and
Hcdsihaeh. Inhslheinsr = Co. have slso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
A Valuable Picture Seized.

In . suit Of =. J. Quinby against r. r. Nor
tin 10 recover ESQ an attachment WIS sued
against Mr.. H. Linde. the surety Of defendant.
and the marshal levied on picture, The HEAD
Of John the Baptist Before Herod," and took
IL 70 his ofsce. The matter was compromises
on the payment Of t2so, and the picture VS.
returned 20 the owner. IL IL q Rubens paint
ing valued at eioe 900, and Mr.. Linde has -
oder Of ESQ 900 for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

IOh OAAIL-I1OhcES a vEhi(LES-
FOE SALE sTyLIsH CARRIAGE TEAM; BAYS;
sfIss NJ iff "a sSsSi Nd
EoR sALE-Two ELEGANT BRouaHANs AND
rn S9f yi &C q rsssssss cepdi,ioa: fS.n.sy
$50 $50 s ss Ets sSrb M M
sS %ss'ss' IS ''s ss:.S
F2R SILL aeoR: sTRoNa: HASD;MApE
g. sss Apply at fHYsoS HOUSE corner e ,s s9s
FOR sALEaTINE DRAFT BAY HORSE; AoEs
= years. weight 1.3oo pounds. Inquire at ~ %
EeR sALE-oNE kTMBAIL HIaH.wHEEL CART
and one Kensington in good condition: also AL the
.sssss ePssfs YOU'VE ss FL
" Il sAfhsSS Tzf
EoR sAIE.FINE YorNG HORSE AT GHEEN's
p,. a 2, s stables; on Monday only; ave year, Ga.
xs.. oa ds4i R .n aU a.sS rpSs r AND
9sn g sssn afsr Langley Va on farm q mo
= driving outfit nne road horse; everything com
A4h Fl se 3: h
9TH sts. NV. 3e24.3ts
FOR sALE-wHo IS VIM. 2 aEYER' THE MAN
tnS %nS 10 n.s tns sressess number and ysIey Of al
hand Ssss.n: iSr ossS tine ss'n
COR sALE-cHEAP-A GOOD soRREL HORSE;
suitable for heavy work. Cali or address zoo - St
Ion sALE-slx-YEAR-oI,D Ray HORSE: SOUND
4 and kind pew surrey snd h,Insss owner leaving
;ssa
EoR sALE-BAY SADDLE MARE. By MERRfNAC.
4, years old sound and gentle and very stylish
Bay mare. BY Dundee; 70 hands; sound and gentle
driver doab. Or od
ana sf re-. driver
nd old Is az
dSsIs gray hs,ss "A III, sound and r.nse
8 years eid and sound; sYao Gray horse, Ms,er. 10
better ss.s fsis S.si sos: ni sali
be driven by lady; price rs R,iIT 200 mr.
o 1925 VI. ave- eon opp Po saiABL Fiat.
EOR sALE-AT Low PRIcE-A COUPE HORSE,
i i second hand coupe and harness Apply e 1S2
eHTtHRaHss sI q J. cRsAF AT
~, PRINCE sired by Kinysois VA; bay; IS hands
%UcH ySs best trotns stool. sired by sh
s:s Bay S t esss
years Old handsome, sound. enduring, powerful,
spirited; gentle enough to be driven BY lady, and Of
Rare opportunities for bargains Both mus. be sold
Tor sALE-JUsT Akk1eED. 30 HORSES.
;ss4 .Ss IS: money refunded sSHi
LrOR SALE-cARRIAGES, WAGONS HARNESS.
.na s e e: mos, sys:
Queries snd % Different styles n oak rustic pat:
robes &C. to be found here Large stock Of rssclass
M Sn e.ns
RositoIy on g e. n, W, g. Az goods warranted: I
taee. s. J. MEEKS. my23-tr
y of all descriptions buckboards and the latest nov
elites CAN and compare quality Of work and prices
with Others. You viii find my work finer and prices
apS-3m 9Th and n Y ave n w.
DOR sALE-yEHICLEs. VEHICLES. vEHICLEa
PEARCE. LAYTON 4 McREYNoLDs.
Builders Of tine carriages and wagons have hands
full line Of the United States Carriage Company's
Columbus Ohio vehicles Of all descriptions and latest
died over two years and live our own euarsntee
Also null line OF carriages and wagons, our own
make and lot Of nd6and work estimates cheer
271o and 27l2 NJ st. NV. mh:3-3n
EOR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND BUG
Il giles easy terms. Repairing and ordered work
promptly offended to. COOK JARBoE. 32a3 N
EOR sALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
plete assortment Of vehicles In the city The sreat
est bsrrains ever offered for cash genuine Colum
bus Buggy Co : susxE siSs; top bussis; s52 80
fai i gsI Il sAfnf PR 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
FOR sALE-LoTs.

E,oR sAIE-FINEsT CORNER IN LEXINGTON
:, very low t,sHrs; has sysry inpsOvsWsH, esn e
ffRh l ipfG i. easy terms s
EOR sALE-MKRIDIAN HILI-ONLY A FEW
see ~iss G o i9n s .ps s
ard SIS ssch 20 q feet irYgt and cont.inips
so spa 5is isos or
,sss-s. DrEsLE. DAVIS .s Sc, 8,
Tor sALE..A FINE LOT IN THE BOOMING SUB
SQUIRE s4sss many on Ss
sse''p'sisb Il es sis # S e.
sts.. sajoisins DE Gapmona's resdence. Columbia
e; @ cen. as Ms i1:h ANA
2S:SS 18th st. n. w.. cor. Kenesaw ave. je92-6t
IN the ssxns ': seaport ey Of NERs
a'ssS S.ss
month until paid fer Money vested in these lots
a @ ra fEe 81 sss
Agent. 604 10ih ST. n W.. Washington. d. c.
r. EE1oURE 4 HONE; ,oooKE PARE.
RfSsH IND sisT sfs osSsS ISB
10 BIZ 6oSGKETEp SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
IN AT ONCE; 10 ANDI2.ToOT ALLEY C0NNEC.
pkpTM 81 g 70 1 ks1 FEE Il
STREET CAR FACILITIES.
TEsMs osFoSRTh e esh s sSp4nNAdhE II spGF
AND3 YEARS; Or, IF Built UPQN At ONCE.
PAYMENT. CERTIFIED COPY OF THE REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNIsHED TO MAY
l, 1862, FOR SO. FOR PLATS. PRICE LIST AND
FGKTHER REFORMATION ADDRESS OR AP-
myiSsm G. H. FIcKLINa. 1904 aaD ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
FOR sALE-LOTs.


WIN. H. SAUNDERS co.
Lot q So 533 (aud am,rovements,, st. n Re r.
St bet 18th and 18Th, 24zg5. s,;..-:;... g
10th st. Scott (Nrcie 3 30
}s;s !: , s;s: ID 4 = . 4 s.si
10Th st. so north Dupont Circle 4Oxl0O -. g. 50
Oreeun ave In. sde) bet. 18th and 18th. 1880. ~
Tennessee ave near ct. n. e. 1ex7o...........-
14Ox7O Morton place (0O.ft ct J. 81 6SS ...... 500
l6Ox9O Il st. opposite Kendall Green .......... 10c
NV overlooking h. I. ave., oOxlOO. .47fc
8 81 n W. 5OxlOO ,.... ......,,,.,......... 6Qc
9th st. ne bet L and 75c
$3.50, 2lst St near (eliey) q
20xG2. Madison Dupont Circle ~. %
VIM II. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
je252t l4O7 st.