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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoS BROS. Aucnoueer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
and BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING WITH
sToNE TRIMMINGs. NUMBERED TIA @

AND BAsEMFNT BRICK DWELLING WITH
sT0NE TRIMMINGS. NUMBERED TIA q
STREET NJ BTHwEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded In Liner
~ ~ iolio 4s2 ct SEQ. one Of the land Of
tine Dstrict OF Columbia. viii sell In front Of the
STeYl ses OF IhnRsnAY; TwLNTYlsECoND OF
JlNf Nd. 1881. AT FIVE O'CLOCK + NJ the
following d-scribe1 and and premises situate in the
CITY OF Washington. District of Columbia and
de,iFnhted as and heine lot numbered pa Of T. r.
schnelcer's subdivision of certain lots in square
nunberec l6. Is the same il duly recorded in boob
~ page %. OF the records OF the Office Of the surveyor
OF me District Of Columbia. together with all and
singular the improvements. ways -as-ments rirhta.
pElNleees ana appurtenances 10 the same belongfna
OF in any wise appertaining.
ihis lot Is IMPROVED by nearly three story and
brick dwelling with stone trim minrs con.
tanning 10 rooms with tower: large hall dumb watt
ets ana nal nnshed in oak speaking tubes station
ary tubs. and all modern imrrovenents
terms: one-third Of the purchase money I'm cash.
balance in one and two at per cent per annum
interest payable seinann ually. and TO secured on
deed of trust on the sold or ali cash. at the
option OF the purchase. deposit Of 600 required
az time OF sale; Conveysncing &C. purchasers
cost Terms OF sale 20 be complied with in fifteep
DAYS otherwise the right reserved resell the prop
erty a. the risk and cos; Of defaulting purchs.er
after nve days Advertisement resale in rou.o
newspaper published in Washington. ID. c.
CHARLES b BAILEY
JOHN @. WILMARlH,
Trt.u%
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EDUCATIONAL.

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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JUNE /. 1888 -
sealed rropos Is will be received at this depart
mrnt Tor rendering certain services and furnishing
supplies TO- the reasrry Department and its de-
pe.dencies in tie city Of Washngtol for the fiscal
year ending Jrne 30. 1894, follows: For removing
ashes. making arpets; Gle, ming carpets and washing
NJ. TUESDAY, JUAE THIRTEENTH, lSli
For lumber, file holders, furniture and painters,
ms -erial until TWO O'CLOCK P NJ, WEDNESDAY
JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1897. For ice plumbers,
mater 4 AMI hardware. until TWO O'CLOCK = NJ
THURSDAY. JUL FIFTEENTH. 1898 md for
NV rianeops s1ppi.s until Two O'CLOCK p ~,
schedules. containing instructions bidders may he
had Upon application to the office of the
eni The del artment tine right TO waive d.
fecs and TO reject any and all bics any rart of
I'd. (signed,) J. g. CARL SLE Secretary. je3. a. 10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED Brps
s ~ viii be received by tie county eon,lF.s.
SCLOCk NJ. on SATURDAY JUNE TWENTY
EoUsIh lSGs. at the Office of the commissioners in
Cumberland. Nd. for She construction a new art
mousse on the cour; house lot in said CITY, Bids will be
received FOR the building complete entire con-
Tract and also for the separate rarIs Of the work he
IAN, drawlngs. qualifications and details of the
~hoe work. and Of each separate part b. bid for
either as whole separately will be on file at the
comissloners' Office WASHINGTON street in charge
OF D. NJ Turner. clerk and subject at all times from
ga m TO p m: from the I'd day Of June to the oath
DAY OF June. 1893 to the inspection and examination
OF ~ persons desiring TO bid The commiss ners
the board. J. NJ. TURNER. Clerk Cumberland, Nd
je,-6t
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"NI oNrPFL!ER" FOR SALE.
w One of the granf,aat old luGacrs of Marvian
Contains .l0 acres At 300 per ace IN ,ntpe,ier"
Is widely known one Of the mos. en- h atiur an
romantic residences in this part Of Niryianl. Tn.
large mansion house. 80 feet square. with virrs
1SxiS feet buiit OF bric@ imp r;i froIa England
and the style OF finish tine error is equal
best built modern ions Of 1899. II il heated bv M.
water and steam. LIGHTED by gas. has pure Sprin.
81 modern improvements. Everything nice and in
thorough good order.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling bcauti-
fed wit cverrreers. BLOOMING trees and shrnbJerv
and nave lon2 been note by tourists a. the ne
resemblance to English estate that found in
this country. Lon- lines of Doxwood he Ire. a cen
old, End forest Of oaks that has equal
country high ground, in close pNimitv (withil
mile) near thrae railroad stations Is. and . r.
r.. between Washington anl Balt more, rs miles
from Washington one-half hour's ri 10 b. X. IT,;
Will increase IN value ~ ely the nation capital
grows rare chance to secure u country home tina,
las grea. rossib lites. 1t is The Annapolis an
Washington road which Gen WASHINGTON ire
Quenty travelled, and one in the house Is always
alluded 10 Gen. Washington. ap ,rtment; this
point was then his convent n hating place.
There are ample gu buildings in rood repair. The
dwelling cannot be du?licstel today for 800 900.
The place is earthly paradise AMI must be
be appreciated: all for $S2 900; naymel.ts to suit
All the furniture in the dwelling. which is nicely
stock and farm pemsits. with crop in the ground,
can be purchased at appraised valuation. and pos
session can be given within ten days
Further information will b. furnished by
THOS. d. BOND Attorney,
je0-1w 6l2 st. nv WASHINGTON +. g.
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

"WoRLD's T FAR :.Mpoo. HOTEL.
State. 3ith and Dearborn Streets Chicara THIS
fsmous hote selected by the National Editorial Assoc
citation and Michigan Press Association for hesdauar
tiers fireproof. four stories. 62o beautifully
furnished rooms. bath with each SUITE Short dis
tane TO fair grounds; American and Europsan plan
81 20 per day and up. Write for Information WI
H. HOOPS. Prop. l. ". sCoyIILE. Mgr. 1t
HoTELAKNo. 6lsT ST.. CHICAGO. ONE BLOCK
IA from worlds fair. Geo r. Bennett, manager.
Hotel tJsmere. Monroe and 9th ct. /, Chicaeo.
three blocks from worlds fair. Frank "; anderson.
MANAGE. Del;ghtful new privase residences con-
Quoted Europe hotels ;elegrnt furnished baths
81 per day and M for double roon- reserved
without charge by wire or letter Send for circular.
jelo-6t
HEADQUARTERS FOR wAsHINGTONIANs AT
III THE WORLDS FAIR.
BUXTON HOTEL Madison ave. and 61s. place. Ono
block from Grand Entrance and Midway PlaiDnnco
For rates and information write 20
wM. r. MAHoNY.
Late of WfllardS
BUXTON BROS.
ProprietorsL yel-eo2w
HOTEL BANCROFT, CHICAGO. FIREPRooF.
III Calumet avenue and 18th street-2l4 nne roomss
steam heat. baths every floor: nrst-class family
hotel: best location ia Chicaeo near Worlds Pair;
European aud American plan 10 % per day. Write
for circulars II wish 70 rooms. my27 Sl0
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EXPRESSAGE.

DROMPr AND KELIABLE PC. BAGGAGE DE-
livery; telephone IN all orders % branch Offices
Merchants Parcel Delivery Co and Baggage Transfer
'Pho1e 0o3. Vain ot11ce. 9l2 Pa. ave. mh:t)-:3m
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jel0-d&di
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
-

THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auct a,p
r SAHE Fl f EkEARFE REAL AND
Pursuant e dee Of trust made on the 10th day Of
4 iss4 Il sei q q anne foio
by the Colonial Beach improvement Company 10 Sc.
cure certain bonded indebtedness therein described
Of John Sherman Of the said trustees in said
Of an rn IN on mt the
November. A. D 1850, and By direction q holders
.st bidder on the NINETEENTH dSTH, DAY oF
county virgini.. the following described personal
i. The Hotel. Heusehold and Kitchen Furniture of
the Colonial Beach Hotel, consisting Of beds. bed
toilet ware bsnEets bed linen. towels curtains and
tables for one hundred and four GOD rooms; the
china and glass ware and table linen and Kitchen
an our % ssss t 81
. Three hundred and four c3o4 lots. Terms: All
80 onethird thereof cash and the balance in ninety
B The hotel and Sots. reservation. Containing an
area OF twenty-eisht c2sl acres two c2l roOds and
title inter- St OF the Colonial beach Improvement
S9mpsSy IN and to the rive. and srsek shores. srees
rights OF way and user of the same that may belong
Terms one-third OF the purchase M ney to be paid
in cash. the residue in two equal instalments
teTesi thereon at sf and twelve months rom day Of
sale Sr all casa at the ertien Of puTsshsser
farm adjoining next to Classic Shore.
Terms: Oae-third 90 cash. residue in two equal
fnstslents note. for the same to be given payable
respectively with intereet thereon at SIX and twelve
months from day OF sae-or all cash. option Of pur-
chaser.
). The remainder of the farm and wood land con-
tain ne two hundred and sixty and fifteen one-hun-
dredths acres. more or less
Terms: one-third o. cash. residue in two equal
installmenfs. notes for same to be given payable
sieciively with est thereon. at six and twelve
months from day OF sae-or all cash. at the option Of
purchaser.
The sale will commence at THREE CD O'CLOCK on
the said NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. n. ls9S
and De continued from day 10 day until COMPLETED
The title 10 the real estate will be retained until the
last instalment OF urchase money notes given for
same : paid and should any purchaser fail comply
with the terms OF sale AMI payment of any Install
ment of tie purchase money or notes for sane the
trustees will advertise and sell again the property on
which defiant is made at the and risk Of the
faulting purchaser. All convey ancng and recording
at The costs of the purchaser
For further information apply to the underlined.
II. BYRD LEWIS.
4l6 9th st. u W. Washington. ID. c.
SAMUEL 8. BURDETT,
telO-dts 92o + ST. n W.. Washington. DC.
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,sN1oSTPFLTrP- FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR PrNT-IMPROyEn BUSINESS
l. PROPERTY N Rockville. Gox A.. Rockville. Nd.
je!l.Sts
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E>OR SALP-HOW Is THIS, 4 FIN lG-ACRF
! farm at Oxen Hill. Nd in high sta'e of cutlva-
tic miles rom the Center market: improved by
.-ioon and cellar house, W tn porch rar.l,
stable, carriage house. well. runniur stream &c. at
only "a 900; cannot be dupiica ell tor the money.
BLOCK n NDDER,
iaIO-.t 6l5 L st. NV
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II BERNHEINER CO. AUCTIoNEERs.
Ike SUCCESSORS To WEEKS CO..
637 LOUISIANA AVE NV

GROCERIES AT AUCTION
ASS1GNFF'S SALE OF A LARGE AND FINE As
Sediment OF GROCERIES,, CAN GOODS
&c, &c,
To which we invite the attention Of dealers and pr
vaie nuyers- Among the stock will be found Fine
Canned. Bottled and other Goods, lot Brooris &C.
Sc. all in all large and Enc collection OF Groceries
that Is generally found in a well-stocked grocery
store.
SALE WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS CoMMENC-
ING TUESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH, AT TEN
A. NJ. AND CONTINUING ZACH DAY UNTIL
SOLD. II. BERNHEINER CO.,
Auctioneers.
R. C. JENKINS.
ielO~2t Salesman.
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LNOR SALE
L Some of the hnss. lots for sale in REMINGTON:
on the Met branch, B. and o. X. X. short ride from
city; lots on e.sy te and special inducements to
those contempls ting building.
JAMES +. DUHAMEI., with Chas. G. Rinrwalt,
my l6lin Atlantic bnildny. $50 r st NV.
LNOR SAtE-DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HOME
4 near Rockville; surrounded by large trees and en-
bTacinQ three of land 4roo house with veran-
das on three Sides stable and servants fruit
trees, SHRUBS and vines; Cverlooks pretty icy
through which winds considerable stream OF water;
moderate price. Address HENRY N. COPP, 1O5 Sth
st. n. W. nyl2-lm
Park ON the MetrOpolitan branch. where land Is
selling at the rate OF $500 to S.. 800 This
tract Is suitable for handsome country hon for
syndicate 10 purchase and subdiyide. Is about 9
miles from terminus of the Chevy Chase electric rail-
road 1erns moderate. Address the owner. iENKY
y. COP Washington. D. C. myl2-lm
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
l. Paper War Ie''arfment. Supply Division WASH
irgton, May 70. 1S!sbSea ed proposa in sluplicare
vi herece Vel at this otce until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON MONDAY. JUNE NINETEENTH IS.N
for the purchase OF the waste of the War De-
partnent and its several Offices Iring the fiscal wear
end nC June 20 1894. Full Information furnished on
anpiicatcn TO this office. Proposals mast be on the
printed forms furnished by the department. placed in
sealed enve opes Endorsed she oatsds P-ov osais
,sr parchase of vase paper, and addressed NJ. X
THOkl. Chief q. supply Division. te1 10 10 III n
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nv AIILIs d NIlLiAMS co.. AucuoneerA
Two.sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING AT
LAKELAND. PRINCE GEORGF'S COUNTY.
MD. At AUCTION LOT alXlS6 FEED.
ON IHl RsDAI. JUNE FIFTEENTH. At SIX
No. 4. in block numbered six of subdivision of land
called Lakeland as the same is recorded in the oce
OF the cler1 OF the OF Prince Georges county
Maryland. in liber l. W B., No; s. folios Nos. 4si
batn.
Terms made known time Of sale.
iel0-lt WAL TER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Ancts.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
A IA NJ NANTED-IN VI DlNlA ~, ~ ny
"A land->uitaUle Tor s'ocs Ialsin-. exchange for
handsome horses dividend PAWN y in Brook yn, v
y State III Particulars S, price. e. Box 4O2 WASH
iugt, n. D. c. je O-:a-
L'OR SALE-FrFGANT CGUNTTf PLACE AT \
Il bargan-S miles out on Eta At. rod new li-room
house stable End othe, buGvs: - u acre. Of rro',t
large Frontage on road near station rric' o. 600.
Call for particulars. WALT X A. BRO n,
II u,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONFEY-NAyy DE-
L PAkIMENT. Wsshington. =, C.. May .. isai
Navy and Endorsed Proposals for Stationery" will
be Iece,yed at this Department until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON IN the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1881. TO. furnishing Stationery for the Navy
nera !tment and TIE bureaus thereof including the
Nsva Obs rvst'ry. in Washington. during { e fscll
year ending June 30. 1894 Blank forms of proDo-
sais giving the necessary information will e fur
nisled On application to :his Department The De
pntmsnt reserves the irht waive detects and TO re-
icct any all bids. Contracts win be awarded only
To manufacturers regular dealers in the s-,irles
to be furnished H. a. HERBERT. Secretary OF the
Navy. nvo- S,wow
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$500 LOTS FOR $50
Six large lots in grove or on pike. station
church and school.
SPECIAL REASON for this offer. Prominent busi
ness men interested.
viii build houses for purchasers EASY PAY
MFNrS. Grea' bargain.
Address, with name. SPECIAL, Star Office.
my. Ito
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~ D. e. June IN, 8 1893 -sesei roposa!s viii be
tentento e building. De, sE:ment of justice up 10
TT I've O'CLOCK NOuN. JUNE TWENTY
fiscal year end ny June 30 1891 with the following
rrtic es; stationery. Fuel. Ice. Miscellaneous sup
plies n the Nasing of Towels. sche tales and in
formation IN nishe by lie chief Gers uror aprlicS-
uon. hICA ARN OLNEY. Attorney Gene al ieai-l:l
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

n q. SLOAN co.. Auctonee7s, 14O7 q st. n W.
~. tSuccessors To Latimer Sloan-)
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Address with mare. SPECIAL, Star Office
my%7-tojelon
ta,e q insesde; = mil ives: Of tiis city; corner
AnSs y = hsF month f III srr io son AVE-.
EoM ,sALE-JUsT FINISHED on LINE OF
c Washington n1d B Bal, BonlFysrd and Fec
front porch and ~tsoe for two horses and two
m tfs e s ont aha s
svorage Of " feet deer being 10, II in block /, Of
Also iorsale. ch-ar, a handsome. larre eisst-room
mh re ws ins sn S1sah ii2sf in c2 d wh
picket fence; corner OF y front AMI l43 fee.
sac Pike ss:sn 2d
Also for sale. avery desirable tep-room house with
sa,e manta iatrSses ELLA. an roo a'n wS
ont M 81 Th AMI rs fs enc, aud
S SsE f hoGk I'll . III poo So PER month
inxfoa on the wash, branch of the b. ( o R. l.
chnrche. &c: Computation icksts e WASH: only -
0%ner eIe ISIS Shy hrpy to ,Sand r. inos-s VA
j. GABLE. supt .nyi7-tr
EoE SA,.EnoE KEHT-HoUs rs, LARGE AND
.' % Iss aP1 f5s qs id4ss fT% sqS'
FoK hLNT-c9TrAGEs, AT WASHINGTON
COURT F. WOOD. 4O7 East car H IT. a'ss Iy''
Fl1s sAI1,n;H y;o. SOUTH LKooK,ASD
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
tryl"-Sm 700 Corcoran building.
IF YOU WANT TO SECURE A SUB 'BBAN HOME
call auf drive ont T. Wesley HEIGHTS opposite :he
site of the American University in Northwest WASH
ing on. l. has no equal 20 location aud it offers
e eat niucements TO investors. being only Is cents
re- 50 foo. Several cottages rent sale.
IN I2-lm JOHN i. WAG1AAAN 100 l4th stnw
ENoE SALE-oAK GROVE VILrA:A BEAUTIFUL
L new nj ne-r pom cotta,e; ~ en1d villa site.
with grand Old oaks :wo miles out l6 acres of land
stable and carria-e house, now we'll OF pure water.
directly opposite the new, handsome suburban resi-
dence of DIR. u rsbeT johnson. ald one of tina most
healthy localities in the United States: price, 81 OOD
$500 down. balance IN monthly iustalnent OF S.,5
Ii. A. PHILLIPS X son,
my1o-1m IA .. New York ave.
DOR sALE-HoUSE: EIGHT ROOMS. BATH
attic; overlooking city and river: street
la-re lot: fruit trees Call address, T. j. PUT
NAM. 53 :nklin ST.. AaaCostia He.rhts. nylS- Inn
DOR SALE-rEN UO OR MORE ACRES OIL LAND
L near Rockville at $3.50 acre less Rockville
is 500 feet sbov. washington fires from malaria and
mosquitoes, has numerous express trains and
ured by time. the national capital than
sev-ra! suburban villages within the District Of Co
ua bia Living Il fu - ner cent cheaper and food
is pnrer than Nash!- ,ton For Illus rated circu
lars address HENRY n COpp. Washinlrron. ID q
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PROPOSALS.

TREASUKY pEPARl MENT. OFFICE SUPER
- yising Architect. Washington. d. c. June 8.
lsg3.Sealed proposals will be received this aice
until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. on the TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF JUNE. 1895. and opened i'm
mediately thereafter. for all the labor and material
required FOR repairs to the T. 1reas-
urv Photograph Gallery. Washing on. u. c.. in ar-
corda,ce with specification. copies of which be
had at this Office. Each lid must be accompanied by
acertiicd check for not less than per of
the amount of the proposal The right is reserved
reject any or all bids or waive any defect or in
forma ity in any bid If Il be deemed in tire interest of
the government to do Ali proposa.sTeceved after
the time stated will he returned 20 the bidders Pro-
posa.s mus: be incosed in enyelopes sealed and
marked Proposal for repairs Photo-rarh Gal
iery." and addresssd to JEREMIAH URoURKE.
Supervising Architect 1t
III WARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON D. c.
4 June. TO- 1881. Pr nosss Will be resolved by
the unders med until JUNE NINETEENTH II
THREE O'CLOCK PM, Cor furnishing q small
quantity OF lumber. pa Mt. of roofing Yin. &c. for
Howard University. Form OF biz, srecifcatjors and
oher informa ion furnished rer>onal application
The h TO reject any all bids orpa-ts lids re-
served Office hours. 8 to 10 a. IA. J. Ii. JOHNSON.
Treasurer. teI0-,t
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L Several Of the incest cottages you ever saw in
that most beautiful and thriving subdivision of
''KENSiNGTON PARK"
Eleven miles on the chtrning Metropolitan branch of
the b. and o. r. y. School, churches, physicians
telegraph. express stores. public library. &c.
The above mentioned cottages are fitted up with
cab!ne' martes. furnace, hot and cold water. wind
mill. bath rooms, stationary washstands, electric
bells &c. n short complete homes are they
Prices range I. IL 81, 900 to So 800.
Terms: YOUR OWN.
few choice lots still for sac Costs you thing
TO see the n. Apply for full Information 70
B. II. WARNER CO.
my3l-1Ot ST W
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WALTER B w1LLIAMs CO.. Aucsionssr..

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NORTHWEST. WITH THE kDJOINING LoT.
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY HON r. NJ
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DOR sALt-NEw HANDSOME SIX-ROOM cor
ta,e ~ inSleside = nils ives: Of this city; corner
lot; 10Y 90 with table for 81 so; $3.50 do n; bal
ance Il per month. X. A. PHILLIPS SON
,ny-I;i-l Ina lt.) New York ave
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

have many choice properties vacant and improved.
business and residences. which cannot be advertised
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E'oR SALE-HANDSOME NINERoOM HOUSE;
II A. VI l. BROWN STONE; THREE STORY AND
BASEMENT, CAN BE FAD AT A BARGAIN; FUR
NISHED OK UNFURNISHED; FINEST LOCA-
APPLY To OWNER,
taIO a. n &
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-04
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

DoN'T cool off the stables before
milking. 1t makes the cows hold up
the ir milk, and frequently they become
fretful and kick.
THE most difficult thing to teach
him, and if he appears a little stub.
born don't yank him.
MANAGE to use your horses a little
every day during the winter. Steady
everyday work tends to keep them
sound and in good health.
STUDY and plan for the coming years
work so that when spring is here you
will be ready to be up and at it, and
know what you want to do.
WooD ashes, besides setting free the
ammonia of the droppings, bleaches
the shanks of the fowls and should not
be emptied in the poultry house.
ALTHOUGH the prices of eggs are
higher in winter than in summer the
cost of production is greater. There is
really no larger profit from winter
eggs than from those produced in sum-
mer.
steel. trap properly set will catch
the 'possum that kills the chickens
Set it inside of the house in front of
the opening where the varmint enters
protecting it from the fowls by boards
or a wire screen
Your farm may be we'll stocked and
yet have room for more head if only
they are properly diversified. We
have known well.stocked farms where
sheep per acre could be profitably
added. Prairie Farmer.
If there are no outer sheds with a
sunny exposure for the flock to fire.
quent they had better be confined to
the house. Wading in slush and stand
ing in a winter wind do not promote
health nor induce laying.
SEVERE cold does not injure seed
corn, if the corn is thoroughly dry. 1t
is the exposure to both cold and damp
ness which Injuries seed corn. 1t should
be hung up in dry place and the
soundest and best ears should be sc
lected.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-04

made medicine for Coughs,
Bronchitis, and other dis
eases Of the Throat and
Lungs. Like other SO called
Patent Medicines, it is well
advertised, and having merit
it has attained a wide sale
under the name of PisO's
: C1ure for Consumnti0n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-04
Single StaIls for Cows.

Single stalls are better for cows, as
the danger of one stepping ON another's
teats and injuring or wholly destroying
them is avoided. The cows are kept
cleaner when in single stalls. The
usual width of the stall is four feet.
One inch slope in the floor from the
head of the stall to the gutter is sutfi-
cient. The length of the stall depends
on the size of the COW, and as some are
larger than others it is common to
make the door wider at one end lhan
the other, and thus have a regular gra-
dation by which the stall and largo
cows may all be accommodated The
length of floor given is the clear space
between the manger and the gutter.
If the floor is too long the COWS will
not be kept SO clean as if it is of
such length that the hind feet come
at the edge of the gutter. .-Mirror and
Farmer.