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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
''"'e Executive Committee Meeting ol
the W.C.T.U.

e Executive Committee Meeting of
the w. C.T.U.
There will be meeting of the State
executive Committee of the Mississip-
p W, CT. lin this city on next Tues
Jay, Feb, 9th. A full meeting is ear
neS'iy desired and hoped for, as bust
ness OF much Importance is to be con-
sidered.
Inc members of the committee are
mrs L. 5. Mount, of Greenville Mrs.
A. L. Erwin, Of Columbus; Mrs. S. F.
lark OF Shannon Mr., A. j. Quinche,
oAlofd; Mrs. Vic. Gambrell, of Brook
maven; Mrs. A. E. Harper, of Fayette
,, Lelle McLaurin, of Meridian
Mss M Madge Montgomery, of Starkville
Inc LEADER hopes the committee
sni not only be able to devise plan
~ retaining possession of and finish
s 'ne payments on the lot purchased
Jackson Tor State headquarters, but
'aa' they will be enabled to inaugurate
n ".iS ior successfully earring out OF
sneir original purpose of erecting 9
suitable building thereon.
Inc ladies' aid societies of the leading
hugious denominations of this State
sneir own independent efforts, raise
AM Am RON twelve to fifteen thousand
bsn ,iars year for missions and othel
m noS bjects. Surely it is not toe
loyaJIu aI Ior the w. G. I. u, composed O
q all ana a9 consecrated Christian womer
raisa d sne churches, to go to work anC
build enough money in a year or two Il
temat;a sneir headquarters. By sys
dona and organized effort it can b,
eyers, ana the sterner sex can almos
stani;"ih be induced to render sub
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

1T is the duty of every upright cit
izen and earnest Christian to aid in its
dethronement and suppression"
This is what Cardinal Gibbons said of
the Louisiana Lottery and well may
it be said of the liquor traffic.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

We have speedy and positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache, in SHILOH's CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price SOC. Sold 10y
Meade & Martin. (2)
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
Supreme Court Decisions.

The Supreme Court last Monday
handed down the following decisions
AFFIRMED.
L., n. O.& Ry. Go. VS.. Henry Durfree.
3D.. Bynum ct al VS.. and ats J. n.
Ford. exor.
REVERSED AND RENAMED.
Frank Brown VS.. State.
G. W. Carlisle VS. John Yoder.
G. w. Carlisle VS.. r. +. Chrisman.
X. c., NJ & b. r. r. Co. VS.. A. G. Can
trell. use, etc.
C. r. r. Co. VS.. NJ. A. Pendergrass,
administrator, etc.
Alice McIvers VS.. Mrs NJ. f. Clarke.
Josh and Helen Newman VS.. State,
Judgment reversed, cause remanded
and appellants held to answer, etc.
J. X. Jeffries VS.. c. G. Crews, appeal
dismissed.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

If Brother Hobbs could have antici-
pated the shoot the Clarion has taken
on the prohibition question, the neces-
Slty for moving the LEADER to jackson
would have been obviated- Tupelo
journal.
Perhaps the removal of the LEADER
mad something to do with ''the shoot"
Al any rate, we welcome the Clarion as
available accession to the Prohibition
ranks.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
Sub-Lecturers' Meeting.

The Lecturers of all the Sub-Alli-
ances of Kinds county are requested
to meet at Raymond on Friday, the 9TH
of February. By order of the District
Lecturer. w. T. RATLIFF,
County Lecturer.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

The annual expenditures for PEN
sions now amount to s13S, 100000 Time
fails to overthrow or death to lay low
the never failing ranks of the pen
sioners.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Mai Barksdale was defeated for U.
G Senator. but was elected Alliance
Lecturer. of the seventh congressional
district. No better man could have
hopn selected for the position.-TUpelo
IovypaI
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Rabbi Bien. of Vicksburg, opened
fine House of Representatives with
nrayer last Thursday and thanked
God that Jew enjoyed greater con-
sideration in this country than Russia.
Well he might.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
Special Notice.

The Kinds County Alliance will hole
it's next regular meeting at Raymond
ON Friday. The 9TH of February. A
full attendance is urged.
G. S. SPANN,
Corresponding Secretary.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

tis rumorcd in postoffice circles that
lin Hill. the colored postmaster of
vicksburg, whose appointment created
sncb furorc, is about to lose his of
fcial head.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Mr. 4. Virden, the oldest merchant
in Jackson. died at his home in this
city Tuesday night. He was an honest
man, the noblcst work of God" and
leaves to his three sons who survive
and succeed him in business the price
less heritage of an unsullied name and
an example worthy of all-praise and
emulation.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Organization is the power behind the
chrome today. "A pull all together"
10. that dignity and power which no
81. handed effort can obtain.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
THE PERFECT TEMPERANCE CREED

Moral suasion for the man who drinks,
Mental suasion for the man who thinks,
Legal suaSion for the drunkard-maker,
Prison suasion for the statute-hreaker.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

porev I. Moore, of the Clarksdale
limos WAS in the city this week. Mr.
,,aaro i ore of the best writer's on
The State press.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Mr. John A. Galbreath has decided
. continue in charge of the postal
.,,,ora,,b office here until March L.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Ex-President Cleveland visited the
New Iberia Salt Mines while in Louis
lana.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Dr w b. Murrah, Vice-president of
whitvorth Female College, was wei
,or,e caller Tuesday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
ALLIANCE MANUFACTURING co.
Delinquent Stock to be Sold.

Be il ordered by the Board of Directors OF the
Alliance Manufacturing Company Of Mississip-
nj, i'm accordance with an order by the stock
holders passed Oct. %, 1891, that the Secretary
house in Canton. Miss. ON the first day OF March,
1892, all the delinquent stock in said company,
the proceeds to be applied as directed by the
above named order by the stockholders; that
all stock upon which the assessment due may be
paid in by day of sale shall be exempt from sale.
And ordered further, that the secretary be
directed TO issue said stock for assessment paid
In. writing ON the back of each certificate that
sthis Is issued In accordance with an order by
the stockholders made Oct. -. 1891.
A 5. KYLE, President.
A. b. GUYNEs, Secretary.
Assessments may be forwarded TO me 90
Jackson, Miss, and In doing 80, he certain e
state name OF county and number OF eertiheAse'
A. d. GUXNEs. Seey
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Revs. \. A. LOmax and ID. b. Gray
of Hazlehurst. and J. M. Anding, OF
Crystal Springs, passed through the
city Friday. en- route to a meeting at
Meridian in the interest of Baptist
missions. and favored the LEADER
with an appreciated call.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

10 Nunday. the reformed actor, lee
,,ros at the Opera House again TO-
;,,bt
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Hon. S, S. Hudson, of Yazoo City ;
DIR. Robt. Miller and Prof. Deupree,
Of Clinton; Hon. Geo. S. Dodds of
Hazlehurst ; DR.. j. E. Noble, and Jos.
McLaurin. of Fannin; DR.. S. d. Rob
bins and Maj. Magruder, of Vicksburg;
Hon, a. P, Hill and Prof. II. j. Fry, of
Canton, and many others from sister
towns complimented Henry Watterson
last Thursday evening by coming to
hear his lecture.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Can't. r. w. Banks, of the Meridian
Standard; Joseph Dale, of the Law
renee County Press, and S. D. Harper
of the Raymond Gazette, came to hear
Watterson last Thursday evening.
The LEADER is indebted to the two
last named for a pleasant call.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

mo weather this week has been
,olmv and spring-like.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Prof f. Menger, for over thirty years
professor of music in Central Female
Institute now Hillman College, at
Clinton, came up last Friday evening
to hear Liebling, the pianist. Not
outstanding his years, Prof. Menger
takes lively interest in everything
pertaining to music, and always keeps
in touch with the most advanced in
his profession.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

cant VIM. Groome, of the Vicksburg
oancrciol- Herald, is in the city.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Illinois Central RdiLr0 al.

Nos. Al and y do not stop at flag stations.
Nos. and 2 stop at all stations Trains Nos.
IS and ~ with yeStibule ears stop only at Ham
mOnd, McComb City, BrOokhayen, jackson and
Canton.
gZ~TrainS both ways make close connection
with all Of the l. G. branch roads.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

A pointer to advertisers: The
LEADER will have large circulation
among a constituency not reached by
any other jackson paper.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

c;dnov Langford, of the Rolling
~, pilot, was in the city Friday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

Tho LEADER is prepared to do job
ting Send in your orders.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

end = dollar and get the LEADER
one year. ---- -
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

mo Kinds County Alliance meets at
povmond tomorrow.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-04

The Senate spent nearly all of the
latter half of last week ON the chapter
on fees and salaries, finishing it, after
several amendments, on Saturday.
Mr.. McGehee proposed new section
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lot. A delegate from Colorado seconded the
nomination, as did Delaware. A Florida dele
gate named Ben Terrell Of Texas. At once
delegate Of North Carolina sprang to his feet
be eligible for the vice presidency who had been
on tria! before the Farmers Alliance. A num-
Der Of the southern delegates attempted to make
themselves heard and gave rise TO scene Of
confusion.
Delegate Branch jumped on the stage and
yelled for order. Secretary Turner Of the ma
tionsl alliance supported the nomination Of
Cen Field, who was championsd by various
other delegations
Gen. Terrell himself now mounted the plat
form. "Any assertions" he said, passionately,
shat / am or have been connected with any
trust or have ever been IN any sense embroiled
with the government of the United States Is an
INFAMOUS falsehood- It Is an attempt to preju-
dce me, but which IL unworthy of men, and
DEFY the man who makes the charge to produce
the proof
Following is the vote for Vice President:
Alabama, Terrell, 4s; Arkansas, Field, 80; Cali
fornia, Field, "a; Terrell, 8; Colorado, Field,
8; Connecticut, Field, 8; Terrell l.; Delaware,
Field, 1; Florida, Terrell, 16; Georgia, Field,
81; Terrell, I; Idaho, Field, II; Illinois, Field,
Iowa, Field, 4; Terrell, a.; Kansas, Field, &c.;
Terrell, 4; Kentucky, Field, 2O; Terrell, 20;
Louisiana, Terrell, 50; Maine. Field, 8; Mary
land, Field, 2s; Massachusetts,, Field ,S0 Michi-
gan, Field, 30; Terrell, s; Minnesota, Field. ~;
Terrell, 9; Mississippi, Terrell, 81; Mis-
souri, Field, "a; Terrell, 81; Montana,
Terrell, IL; Nebraska, Field, IL; Terrell,
20; New Jersey, Terrell. 10: New York, Field,
%; North Carolina, Field, Is; Terrell, 10; North
Dakota, Terrell, IL; Ohio, Field, So; Terrell, 50;
Oregon, Field, 8; Terrell, g. Pennsylvania,
Field, 90; Terrell, IL; Rhode Island, Field, L;
South Dakota, Field, 8; Terrell, 8; Tennessee,
Field, %; Terrell, rs; Texas, Terrell, 16; vir-
ginia, Field, 4s; Washington, Field. 10; Terrell,
80; Terrell, Is; Wyoming, Field, Q; District Of
Columbia, Field, 8: Terrell, 1: Oklahoma, Ter
reil, 8. Total. Field, 1885, Terrell, 554.
Gen. Weaver and Gen. Field the newly made
nominees. were brought on the stage and given
an ovation. Each made spirited address and
at am the convention adjourned sine die.
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Worlds Double Team Record Broken.
Twelve thousand persons saw the worlds
double team record broken yesterday afternoon
at the suspicious opening Of the great kite
track of the Maple Valley Trotting Association
at Kirkwood, Del, by Belle Hamlin and Globe
the fast pair Of J. C. Hamlin, the millionaire
horse breeder Of Buffalo, N. Y. They went
mile without a skip and as PRETTY as clock
work, with Ed Geers driving, in 2I2. The
Of the Philadelphia Tattersali, starter and W.
Y. Williams and ]. W. Johnson Of Plainfeld, N
j., associates, recorded the time as e. 70 fat and
this stands as the record, although the watches
OF a number Of other horsenen In the judges
stand marked 2.11H and 2.12%.
ala, made by Belle Hamlin and Justina in Oc-
tober, 1880, on the Independence, Iowa, kite
track. Tho best previous record Of Belle Ham,
LIN and Globe was 2131{, made on the Belmont
Park, Philadelphia, elptica regulation track
Geers sent Hal Pointer, the aoeZ PAGER. also
owned by Mr.. Hamlin, twice to lower the pac-
ing record Of 2.06, and each time, although
making no kind Of Q skip, the gelding went the
mile in AK. His probable failure to 60 faster
was because OF the slowness Of the runners
team "went II alone" and smsshed the record Of
the first effort
Notwithstanding the heavy rain Sunday
night, when II was computed that the course
was covered with 15.cO0, 900 gallons Of water
part Of the night IN putting It In order, the
track yesterday afternoon was model Of per
fection- Old hofsemen said no other course
could have been gotten into oonditionfor rae
ing % quickly and Bud Doble and I'd Geers,
the veteran drivers, declared = TO BE- the best
trsok they ever saw. The track n watered and
drained By novel arrangements and represents
IN outlay Of GO, 900.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEsT usrISY
IVA reader Of the aee. Information given wh phs-
pemenal accuracy. Terms. 50c. am. 40 y.
lb1 Marion st. NV. bet 9th and III. p snso stA
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvKTs OF
VA lie All business confidential Ladies an r.ntls-
men, SOC. each. Hours. 8 .. m. 10 D. m nLst,
bet LIST and North Capitol SIS. NV. Il-2w'.
NINE. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRkTEncLArR-
M voyant and astrolosfst. the seventh sughfer.
born With esul has wonderful heslinr pows giyes
nsmes Apd lucky dates Don't fail % sss IFS lady.
Room 10. go Est NV. ,e2-l4r'
pRoF. CLAY rs THE OLDEST EsTAIIsHED
sdvertakinG clatrvoyant astroloeer and rfdium IN
this city. Has wonderful prophetic at second
aeht keyeAls hidden mysteries recoys lost OF
STOLEN property. brings separated togethS causes
spssay nsT.ssA sss sacosss is eusns.s rssnoSs zee
eatass and " IN ssoshae vi save time sal nsn.y ey
oth9s havs islsd. oonyiness NOES sieIiioAiand sd
ys.dses only what he can DO. Al businsss cynAdsn-
stoe OPsn sssdsys kssidsncs. ~ u: hssss.a
~ MD -. sputhwsst. te22lat'
q: Is !Ass.!cS ~ lr ssEsS e
DIST GOODS south a NV xrk sd3ou
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Mi,sis.ippi valley oarmen.

Ten thousand people, including many visi-
tors, yesterday witnessed the first days pro
gram Of the fifteenth annual regatta Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association at
Lake Contrary. The weather was sublime.
Koening Of the Modoc Club, st. Louis, nrst,
8. O. Barrett Of the St. Joseph's Boating Asso-
citation, second; W. 8. Burett Of the Western
Rowing Club Of 81. Louis, third; d. Grinath Of
the Oatlin Club, Chicago, fourth. Time, lo583f.
second race, junior fours, ~ miles-Dels-
ing Club, St Louis, second; St Joseph Boating
Associadbn, third; Modoo Ciub, 81 Louis,
fourth. Time, 9.41k.
Third rsOe, i5{ miles, junior doubles-C aAlin
Boat Club. Chicago, A3t; Cambridge Boat
Club. Cambridge, Mass., second; Nodoe Glib,
81 Louis, third; Western Rowing Cluh, 81
Louis, fourth. Time, s:s5aI.
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called upon to make careful study OF the pro-
visions Of the act
IAN that We need 10 do IL TO cut out the
extrsneous growths which have fastened them
selves upon that Office and restore II TO those
broader and higher fields Of activity to which il
was confined In the days Of Warrington and his
immediate successors. For this the Constitu-
ton makes On adequate and satisfactory pro-
vision. In this as In other respects il il SUM-
Gent for all needs. adapted to all circumstances,
equal to all conditions. Prepared for nation
of four millions it is equally suited to one Of
one hundred millions"
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RATcLIFFE. DARR & co.. Aoctlonesrs
SHANNON's SUBDIVISION OF THE ESTATE
OF TEE LATE GEORGE ", TALBERT. NEAR

UNlOETOHN. d, c.
BY virtue Of deed trus. dated April 10 1890 and
recorded in lber l4S5 folio 6I ct seq OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia and the written
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell ct
YUetc Hgc1ioh n front Of the premise. on TUES
1892. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. H. the
DESCRIBED real estate. situate in the county Of
shannops p Ss;n those two parts 2; 10: in
vision Of the estate OF the late George W Tslbert
which subdivision is recorded in Book Gov shepherd
No. 1, page q in the surveyors once Of tie said Dis
trict and desc ribed follows Beginning for the rst
piece at stake, the boCDd Of lots Of said Sha-
mons subdivision and running with the line Of sad
iot g 5!H deg e 12l 6efeet 70 stake. then with
feet. then AZ deg. W. feet thence leaving said
evenue n: 58h deg.. W 1l6 0o feet, TO said lot 8.
no;hwsst bound of The arst piece and running thence
feet, TO Nichols avenue. thence with the northwest
side Of SAID avenue .. ~ deg, W. 10 feet thence
p. b5 deg. feet, thence 266 deg e. IL feet
70 the place Of BEGINNING, improved BY excellent
brick dwelling house and outhouses.
Terms VI sale: One-third purchase money In cssh
and balance in two equal installments. in SIX and
twelve months with interest from day Of ct per
centup Per annum, secured on the property Sold or
al CASH at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
eco wiz be required ct time Of SAFE All conveysnc-
ing and recording St puchasers cost Terms OF sale
property to be resoid At risk and cost OF dssutne
,.aodsd. fgERRD SIN 4; bcss ctHsupr Trustees.
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GEO. ". sTIcKNEY. AucsiOPs.r, :
TRUSTEES SALE Ss6s oE yESg yyyAEpAsLE UNIV

By virtue 9f CERTAIN deed q true dated on the 10Th
2oo ct ss9. one Of shs land sscosds for ths Ds q
District Of Coaunhia passed u equi cause No ia5ib
TAgRsDAX THE T6TRTEE NTh DAT .9F JULY.
scriSed pronerty' SITUATE IN he citv a. 1s
Dtst.ictos Colqmb. e Wit; An Of lot numbsrsd fhzse
Esred ten hunased and nfty-tvo d05g 6sginnins Tor
north Of the Division tine between lots one and two n
sa sss saa VIZ &, nSi o :ss, s e
sgas.s; thence ssssesiy one hunased snd wsniy
r. sad VIII ths dyi.!oa lins 6ssyssa %. snd
ID 70 iotssn fsse md nve hchss u and With he
threo teo& seven tnoho9; thonco westerly extynfSe
Tsns q 40: one did 90 nd tSs 1900 "A o,s
ar I'd swS GO yssss .ish inssssse 8 - 100 @
s.. . s:Ss g 3 - r. g:
Sns of al az convsyShclng snd rseqfdnf 6 pur-
S. ssf gs e. " e n f.a 80 q q
szHks n rADanxr. I.1s,s
>~<~w.XE} ~ - ~
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THIS EVENING.

A UCTTON SALE TONIGHT, GIL PA. AVE
mo M 0vsE LOCO lets e Diamonds. Gold Watches.
Revolyers from New York Pawnbrokers' Association
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THIS AFTERNOON.
L TATE SE1s af TxxTsEEf. fzfRFXx

By virtue Of two certain deeds Of tru.t given TO ps
ssa: sse s e .n H < Ns
respecively and at the request Of the holder Of the
named X sd: :sa iss 4. q
3 s4 ~; { y Sta !:
that certain farm or tract Of land in the county Of
St;hsnf Fsrm .sta.ss nsar nsnsl.y Ws and md
containing 1858 acres Of land more or es said land
end running back to the posomac rSer and bssna H.
land Of which the late Richard cfukshsnE died
Terms Of sale; one-third Of the purchase money in
caSn and the balance in two equal instalInents pay
Able IN one and two after day of SALE respect
osHsam pei ana 70 b secured - dssd trust
on the prGps.y Sold e the cost Of ru
fifteen days Trustee reserves the gt to resell prop
Residence. Langley, 3 B.. $. aAoKAIL. Trustee
eSoa 4is "a + x DaRk g. g. iue..
TIE 3 aHHanf sSs aA IL
authority Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
1887 United States vs. David Butter et al viii
SHE II f f2s'9h e !stSRAi EHh fi FfE
lot 2 fl the s IN e e.
sSgs;ssF w The Tho
Terms: one third cash. balance IN one and two
sold Or 81 CASH as option n. q pursSs.ea
:i s:Ss: 81 siOO S s
THOMAS 9f p5R IL ksH 1 sSs. ave-
ye22-d&ds Auctioneers.
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9SHE ARE Z. i si NAgsas n-.s..
WALTER a WILLIAMS 90. 11o1is.sss1

WALTEk n WILLIAMS . 90. A1s1asnssA
rKusrEr's GALE OF VALUABLE REAL rsrArr.
Be bfs ffSS oSFdd55fG, 3nHf9anaETowx N nm
ooasf. $780,. the undsrsisnsd e. szscuser "a
-: 8: - q 9 - ss.sss:s g e :ss IS
IsIns: o.s,sAl.d 90. "a - ss,.qe. n sa..l
q esat gG eP7Sn. Ieyshls ke1Rn4l{L pss1Rs1
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THOMAS BOWLING Z SON. Aucss.. en- z st n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON kIoHrH BETWEEN
AND Q STREETS, BEING NuNBER 1s,a

EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
5y vrtuso ID Of trust asssd june q 1850. and
one q The land records for til hssic q oo.arSla
"a e ne e S;s q sss psy s.Su,s rshy
o Co. TUEspAx. JULY NINETEENTH. 4 FIVE
being lot 10; 8 IN Ihomss YOUNG nd samuel foSs.
les suSSivs.on q .aua.s nuMbsssd four hnndrsd
b. . dept6 of e6 feet 20 1bsoot-xide snsy 10 the
reas improved By tvo-story front and bsck BRICK
Tsrms: Amount q The dsbt eea. cop. Interest snl
s.o year.. VIII inssrss sscursS ~ " ens sS %
es: es'p. g 81 =, e si q ne SpSn q n gus
sale. An recording AID eonvsysncinf e pusuhaSsrS
CHARIEs n MAuRY
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ExE EI11e Is SALE OF a COLLECTION OF An
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Al
,y2-4t JOHN B. rHoGhs. Executors.
+ ATIMER SLOAN. Aucftoneers and Appraiser
IL l4O7 q Ut.

cHANCERY SALE oFyALCABLE REAL ESTATE
FkoNTISG ELGHTy,THREE EEFT AND FOUR
INCHES ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
SSTnREEET BETWEEN AND Z STREETS
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in equity
cause No. 1902, aScket So wherein Louiss Muse q
undersigned trustee VIII sell ct public auction in
front q the Premises ON SATURDAY, THE NINTH
D AI OF July, 4. .. 1892 Ut HALf-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. n: the following described real estate
in the city Ct Waahineton. District Of Columbia 70
inches front on 18th by the depth thereof Of lot
bered fifteen u5) and sixteen tl6,, In samuel DAVID
sons subdivision Of ORIGINAL lots numbered 10 and II
In square numbered one hundred and twenty stx (ll
as recorded 70 the os u the surveyor of the District
Of Columbia IN Book y. K, No. l, folios and @.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money in
years after date Of sale Bald deferred payments OF
payment 70 be evidenced by the promissory note OF
notes OF the purchaser secured by deed
o. trust on the property sold and said note
bear interest 1t the rate Of 6per cent annum o.
the purchaser may at his her their option pay the
whole Of the purchase money ip cash.
The trustee " empowered TO sell said described real
estate e Whole Or n separate lots upon the same
A deposit Of $50 II sold Is Q whole or s2so upon
each LOT IL sold in parcels shall be q time Of sse
The terms Of sale 20 BE- complied with thirty dayv
or the deposit deposits to be forfeited prom
ery 70 be resold at the risk and cost pr.
chaser purchasers all conveys ncjns and RECORDING
ct Purchasers cost. DAVID WARNER, trustee,
3e29-d&ds 1881 O. NV