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RADCLIFFE. DARR y co. AUcTIoNEEI,s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT EIGHTY $50. SEC
TloN EIGHT ts': OF THE 81 BpIVISIoN OF
SAINT ELIZABETH" CALLED BARRY
FARM. FRONTING oN STEPHENS AVENUE
BY virtue at ! deed Of trust. duly recorded IN
Liber No 1888. folio l5l ct seq. one % the land
records Of the District Of Goumi ia and a. the
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustee viii offer for sale by public auction.
in front Of the premises. on II ESibAN tho TEflR-
TENTH DAY of FEBRUARY. A.D. lS9l at
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. thu following DESERVED real
estate. situate lying and being in the county Of
Washington, in the District OF Columbia. aud DIS
tng1iishcd as and being LOT numbered eighty go
section eight 49,. If the subdivision Of saint Ti-
Zaheth," called Barry Farm as recorded In H..
Office OF the surveyor Of the District OF Columbia.
in Liber Levy Court. No. = folio Ne. l. together
with all the improvements. g..
Terms Of sale: 500 cash. the balance 10 one
and two years. per cent per anuuri payable s,-.-
annually secured by deed OF trust on IT,. property
sold or al cash. AT tn option Of the purchase 4
deposit Of Sleo required upon acccpJsurr Of hid
IL the terms Of sale complied with III n
DAYS from the day ~ sale the trustee reserve. rhs
right 10 u the property the risk ,n,I ,t-st or
the defauirnC pur, Ia ser after days str-r rS.-
nIent uf such resale IN so1n uespsppr published In
Washington. DC. All ronyeyancius aud record ne
al the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN II. NWTS
fpo-dNdhs T-.r.....
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
No. g2o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.


CRANcERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
ABIE REAL ESTATE, SITUATE IN ALLEY
BkIwEEN u AND r. TWELFTH AND TilIR-
TENTH STREETS NORrHWE IMPROVED
BY A LARGE, NEW BRICK STABLE, TO
CLOSE TIE Estate OF WILLIAM GHEA-
UIder and by virtue of :be last will and iesia-
ment OF william Greason. deceased. duly recorded in
register Of wills of the District Columbia, and
under and by virtue OF certain DEGREES, passed IN
Equity Cause No. lllos docket No =. by the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in
pla inauts and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al. are
respondents, in order TO settle up and close the
estate of the said William Greason. l Will offer
for sale. on the premises. on MONDAY, JAM
AIRY TWENTl-NI a, ID. 1891, At HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. part OF lot numbered
four a. square numbered two hundred aEd
and bounds: Beginning for the same at the north
eastern corner of said lot. and thence running
south seventy feet six inches go feet q inches:
thence west eleveu feet and eight and two third
feet and six inches 40 feet iDchesl; thence
east to tue place of beginning.
This property Is located in the alley between
and r. 18th and 18th streets northwest, the en-
trance being street. 1t is improved by a large
new brick stable containing all modern conve-
nirnces, in the best of order.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase mopev
cash the balance payable in and two years EVIL
denc.d by the purchasers prorlissory notes. Sc
cured by first Ii IN upon the property sold. bearing
interest at six per centum per annum. payable
semi annually. Taxes and assessments paid 10
June 80. 1893. All title examining. conveyauclng
and recording 10 be at tie sole cost the pur-
chaser
Terms of sale 10 be complied with within ten
days after the property is sold, trustee will
resell at the risk and of the defauting pur-
chaser. A deposit of two hundred and ifty dol
Jars VIII De iequlreu OF the purchaser when the
property is sold. THOMAS NJ. FIELDS,
ja2o-d&ds Trustee, No. $40 u st. NV.
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IAoMAS BOWLING A Co. AltrIUN f-rlsS
oi2 - nv.
TRUSTEE SAFE or NV LARGE ANr COW.
MnlnotN THREE STORY A.p EASEMENT
bhlCh AND SfoNE-i RoNf bNfl IN. RI,-
No llfENfStS so. 49, EIf lffFs.N'rII
SIhEEt NofTitMESr. lEuNTINH ,ltNNr--
Itf q Avenue. EfsliTtf.N 40 STREET ANn
A hEAt itfiI 81 NflH bt~EGt .-IuN
by virtue % "a deed % tfuaI. Ta,a~laa In l.I,er
tn D,>trivi 1T tnllHln aui ~ fh. F,Hl...f u -
iartg teturtu tArryas. ARE Enir--. .uHd ffa.-s..s
MI sd ~ pahig au,tioa 60 Ilit ..>nAN Il-R-
~ Aith ~ lt-rNlh. itas. at HAif-.'A~I Fpf 4
otLoSh Pm. "a froEt ~ .As premises. boz 81 a
i-.'h e. il.yf-'il'~ sab al -llfrr l..f peI r'at
t,'vn,d i1 l4te' :. a.. n tolio lss. Iloltlrs a
tttt On tiir t.,.-f SIDE sf f~fN S.r.r IS d u u
- -..i 90 l.Hipr' filrt. Improved .l q hani.raa
i.i stNN aua h.s#1s.n hfi"s and sfulp fnlue
Nv sil.a-. wi.H Hl mod TH IuIfarl. -Isftif~.
artsa- a.I...fl iu 10 rfa 'eUt 4 drni n
trust ~ S-i'ss 30" luly - I>.5 i,e1sls inferred
=. p D.. .ta-l- t,r aHIl, payable afuli |lun.a lF,
s"iah.t ~ l.f .'ass ~ivnat 20 Ur paid iu rash. \
a. LtNu vi Sfp required on tiniH 81 sale said a..
Iost 20 o., fuf+sifed f.s terms ~ salr arr rat
"'mitird WIFI The trustees r,-.-7lr fFa ri-if 10
ltSe+. i-e property % .isS SUI ,l~f ~ drfaultIaz
p-s'aaS- % .h. u,-l> ar. no. 40 riIlad viva witd.
ia 81" days from lrv - .sr-. after ut- DAYS sa-
NS.tsylL,a'. All Hoa. sysuesus and recording At
purchasers
RICH ARD W. TALEG
1900 ROBERT e.. m THEgFORn
lt--dAds Trustees. No 1867 d 81. NV
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UNITED STATES MARSuAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of heri facias. issued on.
of the clerks Office Of the supreme Court of ITO
District Of Columbia, and 70 directed ! v-.ll
sell Al public sale. for cash, Al rhe door Of me
house Of Ii" District Columbia GA SAT- T.
DAY, THE TWENTY FoUETH DAY OF Tf,H-
hCAliN. l,s4. II TWELVE O'CLOCK y an rue
right tide. claim interest aud Of a.. de-
fendant in and 10 the following described prop
erty, wit
Part OF lot numbered 20. In section numbered :
Of TIE suld vision Of Barry Farm. acccrIn. ID .ta
plat plan record in the SURVEYOR : one. OF
the District Of Columbia. being nor. fs.llg d.
scrihed follows: BEGINNING for thu sam. al ri.
southeast corner Of said lot 20 and running Thence
westerly along the north sid. Of Slrarr ~. rf,,
- feet thence running norJhrIly and parallel with
the line OF lot II 80 feet them furu.rur
easterly and parallel with the north sid, Of sum
ner avenue - feet. then running ssart.rls and
along the dividing linz Of lots II ara - ~, for
TO the place Of beginning. city of Washingsan d.
triet OF Columbia. With all and singular tac ia
pruveIueuts thereon
Seized and levied upon the property Of James
Sayles, and will be sold satisfy execution No
3l2S7 al law, in favor OF Samuel ]. Jones' Ex,cJI-
tor.
ALBERT A. WILSON. L. :. Marshal. ~ g
- 200
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TRUSTEES SAFE o. srotND NEAR BRIGHT.

Trustees SAFE OF GEoJNB NEAR RRrcrT.
WOOD D. e.
- Virtue Of a slesd 90 frti-f ra.org,s Ia TO-,
lt'a i.ll" a. - e.. onr 81 ths land records =
fhe District Of GaIunbia. art 81 49,. r,,,,t =
tt- nfid"f - %" u-te Secured ftarehv w. ,raI
80 ~ l,i.'h a..tll, iu frull ~ fhe pr.suisss "a
- ~ tsliAl. t-hHl ARA nTNIH I~sts Al al Al 81
fNNl 10 = A.. t.r fslialline dasfrIi.I raaI
s'-l.. 81 .tt. t-fiH.n pir.r iau,l 81 Land
Inv De- - ht uunIIrrl % ~ - d. ffarrv NrfI..s.
sNiHi .irini ~ Tract ul tard rHied I'etef's Mll
-. 90 lnr itih street rsia uear nrirhiufs-l.
i.f.l. mna. tnuan 81 ssls. A dsIs-n Of 80
tiAHf T. q ufTIIAN
49,. aluitsi . uuNr
laai DADS Iu.<.sA
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Ry yiItue Of the power contained IN a mortgage
the Undersigned will ofer at plulir sale. At rhc
court house door. in Upper Marlboro. Prime.
Georges county. Maryland, TUESDAY. FER
RtARG THIRTEENTH. 1924. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK N. tract Of land containing ESQ acres
more or less. formerly belonging To- Or. Archibald
George, lying on the PauNeut river. and aialt
three miles from Muihin's station. on the BaIri-
more and Potomac railroad The improvements
ara hne dwelling and nsc,--s.ry I'IilfIusS This
property oilers rare opportunity for inse> tul.ut
aud especially Tor establishing colony OF settlers
Terms easy.
PHIL Il. TUCK. Att'y named in mortgage.
fe2 lot 2Ul y. IalNert 81. Bslti.nnr.. III
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
GID Z = D n

Ol2 r. ST. NV.
NEARLY NEW FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE Al AUCTION
EMBRACING IN PART
SILK Plush. CHERRY PARLOR
SUITE, LACE WINDOW DRATERY AND POi.-
THERE'S, HANDSOME OAK CEN Err TABLES
BANQUET LAMP, ELEGANT VELVET HAIL
AND STAIR CARPETS THE BEST MOQUET
BODY BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CHANiBET;
CARPETS. ORNAMENTS. DWARF BOOK
SHELVES, FOLDING CABINET BEDSTEAD AND
MATTRESS, HANDSOME OAK CHAMBER FI-I;-
NifUkE, WALNUT MARBLE-T0P CHAMBER
SUITES. SINGLE PIECES OF CHAMBER IN r.
NITURE, WIRE SPRINGS, HAIR AND P,I.
MElTu MArrRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS
AND BOOSTERS FINE COMFORTS BI,AN-
KETS. SHEETS AND SPREADS. OAK HALL
RACK AND CHAIRS. NEW HOUSEHOLD SEN
ING MACHINE DECORATED TOILET WARE
TABLE DESK, WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSToE
TABLE, OAK MIRROH-BACK SIDEBOARD
OAK DINING CHAIRS. DINNER SERVICE cas-
COOKING STOVE, REFRIGERATOR KITCHEN
REQUISITES. &c.
The above nearly new and Superior coilactiar OF
household effects will be sold public au, ton on
TIL URSDAl MORNING.. FEBRCARY EIGHTH
1884, commencing at EN- O'CLOCK at residence
No. 500 2lst St NV, near Pa ave
Terms cash.
fe5dts THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Aucts.
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TOLsON. GORE Il CO.. Aucts..
G29 Louisiana ave,
opp. Old City Post Office.

Regular THURSDAY sale of Hous, hold Furniture
and effects takes place in front Of and within our
sales rooms On EIGHTH INSTANT. at TEN A.
VI. In this sale will De found general ussort
Inent OF household Goods Parior and BED Roam
sets, Dining Room Furniture. Btdsteads Extern
sion Tables. Hall Furniture Hair and Shuck Mat
trcssrs, Sidcbuards. Spring Lounges, &c., Couches
with II large variety of other necessary hous,.
furnishings. Kitchen Effects Stoves and Ranges
Sc, a.. Regular sales on our PREMISES
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at Ten A NJ
ConsigEments received up to hour OF sale Outside,
business promptly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS
made. Fine storage capacity.
feI-tr CHAS. WEEKS Salesman
RADCLIFFE, DARK y CO, AUCTIONEERS- =
TRUSTEES ;;wri sA I1i. OF TWo;SToEY FRAME
Tnlrr aud by virtue of certau Iu.sl M ,-u.,
recorded in lin"r "; l,76' folio so. one OF tat.
the request Of the party secured thereby he nm
DESTINED trustees Will on MONDAY. THE NINE
HALF.rASr THREE O'CIUCk I'M sell AT pnL.
ig aas,iG , in ,rt OF The premises al! OF 10,
vision OF Fortune Enlarged situate in tie ,-oun.
t. OF Washington, district of Columbia Except fh.
east twenty i've 80, feet hy The full IcIJb '"T S
scrihed IA said decd of trust. together with tb,.
improvements thereon consisting Of two-story
frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: one-third OF the purchase money
IN cash. The balance IN two equal Miscellaneous
al and two years. Ircd by the notes of M.
purchaser. and deed nf trust on the pruu4rt ).
sold. All convey ancinS and recording purchaser 5
cost. deposit Of hundred iSIOUi dollars re-
puirrd on day of sale Terms to be- complied with
in hfteen days from the day of sale or III. trns-
tees will resell the risk and cost of the de-
fautiug purchaser.
GEORGE T. ENiMoNs. Trustee.
fcI-dAdhs GEO. " STIckNEY, Tr1ls, er
{. q. SLOAN a 90. AUC"rIONEERs l+UI @ ST
Successors TO iatimer sloan.
ASSIGNEES SALE or SEASONABIE sUrTINGs
IRol SERl\GS. DRESS GOODS. OvERCoAT.
INGS AZ. a.
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH. 1884 at TEN
O'CLOCK AN, within sales rooms lO7 a
-. "" VIII sell hl, line Of above cords Deal.
ers and private buycrs should be on hand
fs7ds c. q SLOAN 4 CO. Auctionecrs.
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GyTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY. SEVENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1884, at the same hour and place.
fe3-d&ds THOMAS VI. FIELDS Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TOLSON. GORE y CO.. Aucts..
62y louisiana ave,
Opp. Old City Pest Office.
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NAIIABi-E BUILDING LOTS FRONTING OK
BISMARCK STREET BETWEEN IRA S1pT-I1r
AND SHERMAN ANENI'E NORTHWEST
Gu FRIDAY. FEBRUARY NINTH ar hATP-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. we shall sol in
front Of rha premises. lots 10 ami H. in IIsrk =
Todds aid EroTn's subdivision. Each D., J.txl.D
Terms OF safe: vne-tiind casa, balance IN six and
day Of sale and secured hy 4 deed Of trlsi IN
property sold All conveyanciug. Nu.. al pdr,has-
er's cost. One hundred dollars down ON each In
time Of sale
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS 4 co.
feO-ot Aurffgpaa-u
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers,


VI- 7 81 ".
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE TnREE-STOEY AND
BASEMENT BRI'k RESIDENCE N A rITkS'r-
Class LOCATION. No. 2I9 STREET NOllrII-
NEST
On ~ ESDAi AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY TUTR-
TENTH, 1894. al FOUR O'CLOCK in front 81 Inc
pfrnhs.s; We shall sell al public auction the west
half Of Tot I. in Squar. 5,S
LOT l5NlO0 To 3U-FDOT ALLEY
ltnproN ed by rhree-story and hassru.nt l.rrot-
rcsldei'ce, No. @l9 81. NV, containing about ION
rooms, With modern Improvements This pr,,, 81 \
Is IN hrst-class location. and should comul-d m.
attention OF those seeking a proftabl. Investment
Terms: SpO cash the residue in Three ,s-laI -.
taehts al one. two and three years Vii 10
earring interest, and secured by a deed OF -rr1sr
OF an cash, AT Option OF purchaser. An .,u,ay''
ahclng ana recording at purcha ser'S cost SIOD -.
posit viii ps required at time of sale rh. terms
cate thereof or the property will he rcSold m ne
TEA anu 'os' Vi The driaultlag purchaser
THOMAS DDWIINti A 90
AucliBNt.s
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ta2o-tl&ds

The above sale is postponed on account of the
rain until FRIDAY, SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY
1894 the hour and place.
THOMAS VI. FIELDS Trustee
ta2o-d&ds $40 ID 81 NV
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Horses. Horses.
:. BENSINGER AUCTTONEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
NJ. $40 la. AVE.


"AShlNEIoN HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
NJ $40 la AVE
PEREMPToRY SALE OF SUPERIOR HORSES
AND MARES.
MesSrs. Miller and Rhoads OF Hummslstovvu. pa
nave consigned To us u car load OF Horses and
Mares. to be sold within the bazaar THURSDAY
EIGHTH at Ten O CLOCK
ihls is good stock. among which will be found
Horses and Mares to suit all kinds OF business and
10 be sold positively without limit Or reserve
ALSO
20 mead OF Horses and Mares. consigned by local
parties. TO be sold for want OF use.
r"-2t ;. BENSNGER. AuctIoueer
I. g. SLOAN & co. Auctioneers l4o7 q ST
A pair OF Stylish Cobs. Victoria DIV NcDaruott,
and Double Set Harness at auction, in trout of our
saiesroc MS, THURSDAY Mt HALF PAST TWELVE
PM. q a. n n.E 4 80
fe62t .n,SoD
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE JAPANTsF
TRADING CO. ND 9Th street northwest VIII 70
GI.Ied out Al auction FRIDAY. FEBRU AIRY > At
fIENE AN AND THREE PM Th- sto,k con
slsts OF Satsuma Vases. COros Jardniere- Res.
ana '-racker Jars, Souvenir Cups and Saucers FIN
broideries Screens. Table Covers Rags sc Sc
Also fine collection Of Ivory Carvings
~ 9Th st. nv
WALTER Z. WILLIAMS & CO.
Jaio-im Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 Co, AUClIaNEFRS
GIs U Il a "
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ny
TIE EAST SIDE DE ,nILl No..

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. OK
THE EAST SIDE Of lOrH ST Rr Wp,-V
F AND SITS. y. T.. BEING 40 Cos lgTU
ST. y. f.. WASHINGTON. u G
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust dated tho ~
DAY of February. 1883. and duly recorded Ia r.,r
1881 folio 40 81 seq. and by direction OF the
party Sc uEsd Whereby. The UNDERSIGNED frlzfa Wis
sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON IF.gII- my
FIFTH. lsSi. Al FOUR O'CLOCK. IN front OF ip.
premises. all that certain piece and Parcel OF land
and premises situate in the city of Washington
ID. C.. being lot No. -. in square No ..n fr..,--
ing rs feet on 10th st. by a depth Of 100 feet IGi
Inches, more or less, running back TO q wide alley
with The improvements thereon consisting Of \
two-story and basement brick dwelling house
Terms Of ~alc: 10 Of the 1ufc,.as, NANCY ip
cash the residue In two equal PAYMENTS an ono
and two years. with notes bearing Interest and So
cured by deed Of trust the PROPERTY on aG
cash. at option Of purchaser al cInycvaIcinr and
recording At purchasers cost. 500 deposit WIN 10
required when the property l. struck 81. II III.
terms of sale are not compiled with in ton Gays
from The date thereof the truS.,,. reserves nj .
right TO resell the property at the risk md ,s>t Of
the defautlnS purchaser after i've DAYS advertise
ment in the Evening star. published ~ said city
ta22-dts trustee.
cyTliE ABOVE SALE L. POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. FEBRUARY TWELFTH 1894 same
hour aud place. BY order he trustee
THOMAS DONLINti a 90
ieo-dls Auctioncsrs.
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ALBERT A. WILSON. L. s Marshal. ~ G.
DINCAAS0N RRoS-. Anctinpeers. ia2l fose22.,a2
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AUCTION SALES.
FlTl IN. DAhN

THOMAS BOWLING a CO.. AUcrI0[ErES.
6i2 4 81. u.v.
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RICHARD W. TYLER
2-dNds Tr,sfaas \" a.. A.
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jas dads
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ROBERT y. J.. WHITE.
cla n 81 NV.
GEORGE W. WHITE.
gi9 4 ~. NV.
Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE bf TWO-STOEY FRAME
DWEIIINt; NEAR HE\\I\,!.S

{. q. SLOAN 4 60. AUC~rIONEEES. l4OT q 81
Successors TO iatimer & sloan
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-23
Opposition to Mr.. Harris.

Archibald G. Winston, of Pulas-
XII, who is here, speaks out frankly
against a reelection of Senator Har-
ris. Talking of the matter he said:
"Much of the opposition to Senator
Harris springs from the fact that he
is gradually severing all the ties
which have bound him to Tenaes-
see for so many years. He has big
investments in Texas now, and
when Congress is not in session, he
goes to Texas to spend his time, in
stead of returning to see his old
friends and learn what the desires
and needs of our section are. 1t is
regarded as certain that if he is de-
feated for the Senate in the next
Tennessee Legislature, he would at
once move everything he has to
Texas aud claim that state as his
home. Gov. Turney is regarded as
the ablest man we have had in the
chair for more than a score of years
and as he is poor man, many think
he deserves better at the hands of the
democratic party than retirement to
private life. No fault is found
with Senator Harris ASIA statesman,
but we feel as if he is weaving him
self from us."-W ashington Core
spondence Nashville Banner.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-23
News From SauLsburu.

The election is over. The repub-
licans carried the day, and cotton is
still declining.
Trade is not SO good on account
of the low price OF cotton.
Rev. B. B. Thomas has been re-
appointed to the Salisbury and Mid
dleton Circuit. His church and
many of his friends are pleased at
his return to his work.
w. HI. Williams, the drummer
evangelist, delivered a lecture in
the. Cumberland Presbyterian church
at this place, on Monday night, the
10th. Subject "From Bondage to
Freedom. This lecture was very
impressive, as it contained his expe-
rience as one who had been ensla-
we'd by the effects of king alcohol.
Mrs. Williams delivered a short
lecture, giving Ler experience as a
drunkdrd's wife, and warning all
against the curses and woes of ex-
cessive or moderate drinking.
About Is names were secured as
members of the Keely League.
Mr.. G. A. Smith and Miss Sallie
Clark were united in marriage on
the 10th inst. at the Methodist
Church, Rev. B. B. Thomas offici-
ating. The attendants were W. r.
Elliotte and Miss Bessie Clark, b.
P. Stanton and Miss Julia Wright,
S. A. Godsey and Miss Kate Lips
comb. The bridal party was pleas
antly entertained by Miss Julia
Wright, on Monday night, the 18th
instant. Who next? G.
Salisbury Nov. Goth, 1894.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-23

ago he held a meeting at
Bolivar, and the Rev. f. b.
Mcneil, a Baptist minister
of jackson, and Rev. Mr..
Felts, formerly Of jackson,
but now pastor of the Meth
odist church at Bolivar, as
sisted him in the meeting.
These ministers were both
present at the service yester-
day morning, showing their
appreciation of his work.
Mr.. Felts said a number of
people from Bolivar would
come up to attend the meet
ing. Mr.. Fife uses the bible
perhaps more than any other
evangelistic work.-Jackson
Wing.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-23
FOR SALE BY
Trust SAFE of LQnd.

By virtue Of deed of trust, executed e
me by Mrs r. W. Dodson. of date Apri
8, A. D., 1894. and of record in the hrgis
.er's Office of HardemaD County, Tenn
Trust Book V, page 135. will on Monday
the 10th day of December. at the front
door of Preweti & Rose, in the Town Il
Hickory Valley, Hardeman County, Tenn
proceed to sell to the hig hest bidder. by
public cutlery, for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate in civil district N. 2,
of Hardeman County Tenn, being former
residence of Mrs. K " DOdsoD, and de
scribed az follows. towii: Beginning at =
stake south of Oak Grove Church AM
school he use, tn 7. = PnIII ms linz, an
the north east corner OF w. s. Bryz >, lire;
thence north with variations of [. p. Pull
liam's line to the public read between Mrs
Dodson and DIR. Norman; thence west
with D IbIic road TO stake On Arch bod
sons line, north Of old gin house, th.ncr
south with Arch Dodson's line, with the
variations to the northeast corner of Clar-
ence Beasley's wife'S land; thence south to Il
stake or tire on Mrs. Sea sley's line, At he
mort beast corner of w. s. Bryant line;
thence east IS it'll w =. Bryant'r line 10
the beginning, being l54 acres more or iess,
being known as the Ingram homestead.
I will sell for cash, within legalh ours.
homestead and dover waived in the deed
of trust by Mrs. DodSon. believe Ih" IL
tie of the properly good, bnt ! convey
only such "a is vested in ne nv W nd
said deed. This Nov is, 1894
W A. NAY
Trustee Of Il. W. DODe0N
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-23

view of the fact that politics will
be relegated to the rear for while,
let US turn our attention to business
and try and build up the waste Pla-
ces. Let Hardeman follow the eI-
amples Of our sister counties of Fay
cite and Upton. Enterprising real
estate agents in those counties
have been instrumental recently in
bringing a considerable amount of
northern capital into their midsts.
Large bodies of land have been sold
in these counties to thrifty farmers
from the north. Why can not Har-
deman County make an effort to
secure immigration? We have all
the advantages-good schools, good
churches, good society and good
lands. There is a fine opening
here for some enterprising, active
real estate agent. The Illinois Cen
trail Railroad is anxious to aid in
the matter, and satisfactory rates
can easily be obtained from them.
To induce the capital and immigra-
ton north that is rapidly coming to
the south, we, in Hardeman County,
must make an effort. The BULLETIN
frequently receives letters from par
ties asking for information in re-
gard to our lands, etc. The latest
letter before us is from Mr.. J. NJ.
Sweeney, Of Bloomington, Illinois,
in which he asks various questions
concerning price of land, principal
crops raised, quality of land, if
owners are anxious to sell, etc.
There is no question but what the
tide of immigration is turning
southwark; that all the good, cheap
lands of the west have been taken
up, and even desert places encroach-
ed upon. 1t is estimated that be-
tween the election of 1892 and the
election just closed, that there was
loss of 10000 voters in two con-
gressional districts in Western
Kansas, representing loss in pop
ulation of 100000 inhabitants.
These facts are becoming well
known and will exert a powerful
Influence in checking western emf
grafton and speculation and invest
ment.