Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1891, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. JULY. 25, 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES, BRIGH TO ARR a PRIGHTON PARK BiU TU AL Ho RE AB INVESTRE Pu} cue tue tee tft Er miet Py af? a> a} fie? “Ta Pry a SHARE. ITuconronazan Usnasa Tas Laws Or Maarzaxp. PRESIDEN Teessccssceserssssevscceserssseerssnesencnensssensesnsens sesserseccenceneed. B. WIMEB. CBE ASU BE Bann..cerccrcssescees seme WM, MATSE. VICE PEESIDENT AND ENGINEER... .W., KESLEY SCHOEPF. SEORETABY.. BOB Ww. EVANs. AT TOBN E Yecssssssssssssesscssssssssscserssssesssvensersssanesanssnssnsssnes ssssssssssussansnesssssesneesessteonssvenenavsesesesesee Boasn Or Diuazocroans. T. M. BALDWIN, FRANE H. OLABK, a. T. HENSY, Py. 4. B0AGe8, v. 8. OMITE, 8. W. WoopWwarRD. AUG. BURGDORF, CHAS. W. DABB, 3. g. BALSTOR,, WwW. K. SOHORPF, 3. B. WIMEB, ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING AND IMPROVING 1,000 AORES OF LAND ON THE MAIN BOAD OF B. & ©. RB. ADJOINING CHARLTON HEIGHTS, BRANCHVILLE AND VERNOR. 1 te ER alt a HE OH RRE 0% THT O% AE So YF RR BEE £% O> EK EMRE $% "ETRE FE 9G % . : ee MILES PoPEa3 Mi VWYASHIAG TON. OBVRELG&E [AiG THE CITY. ob. TE e 88S Wit EE &£ i: FS Wa AE = OO FFF Be 8 3 " § G ES EB 55s UU §FER os on gy BEIGE AND HEALTHY LOCATION. WEAUTIFUL SPRINGS OF CLEAB WATEB IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE GROUND. 71 TRAINS STOP DAILY AT BRANGCHVILLE. A SHORT BISTANGE FROM A Faw Ressoss War Evear Oxz Snovrn Svpscrma To Tuz Srocz: Bacacsz rz m aM IHCORPORATED COMPANY, WHERE ALL ARE ON AN RQUAL BASIS, SUBSCRIBING ALIKE PROPORTIONATELY. Fp eR ROOD Se An eyecare ge Becavam THe COMPANY INTENDS LAYING OUP A LARGE TOWN IN SUCH AN ATTRACTIVE MANNER THAT WILL INSURE SUCCESS. Becavaz 12 svusscaisEns WHO DESIRE CAN EXCHANGE SIX SHARES OF THEIR STOCK FOR A LOT,’ COSTING: THEM ONLY 960. Bacavsz rou cam SUBSCRIBE 61 PER SHARE PER MONTH, GIVING AM OFFORTUNITY FOR ALL Becavem reapme BUSINESS MEN OF THE CITE ABE SUBSCRIBERS, AND OTHERS WITH SMALL MEANS ARE CONTINUALLY JOINING, BEING SATISFIED OF A GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL PROJECT, WHERE A PROSPEROUS AND REMUNERATIVE FUTURE MAY BE EXPECTED, 28 THE COMPANY INTEXDS MAKING EXTENSIVE TMPROVEMERTS, WHICH WILL BB SEEN ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES ALONG THE RAILROAD. BUSTESSS MER. SEPAREMENE CLBRES AND ALE WHO HAVE A LITTLE MONET FO INVEST, LOOK 2I87TO TER PLAR OF BRIGHTOM PARK ‘WEERS MANY MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY HAVE ALREADY DESIGNED BEAUTIFUL HOUSES, TO BE BUILT SOON AS THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE, 80 THAT WHEN THE LOTS ARE PLACED ON THR MARKET (FOR SALE-WHICH WILL BE “IN A VERY SHORT TIME-WE HAVE THR PROSPECT OF NOT ONLY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AUD LARGEST SUBDIVISION ON THE MAIN ROAD OF THE B. & O. BR B., WITH THE MOST EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS, BUT HOUSES: BRING BUILT IM ALL DIRECTIONS, SO THAT THE STOCK WILL BECOME VERY VALUABLE AND THE PROFITS NECESSARILY LARGE DBes-e ceoureaee ©2i8 Witez oeuzeaa sue ssvoRns @asresezsszrue 38 SRVEBSPTOASS BES FRAN ARD CALL FOR A FRBBSR BAILBROCAD FIGCKEBT FO rH OP BEL —_— , ' GUBSORIPTIONS TO STOCK ARE RECIVED AT THE OPFIOR OF TER PRRSIDERT. O09 19TH STREET NORTHWEST: AT THE BANKING BOUSE OF ‘WM. MAYER & OO, 516 OTH GTREET NORTHWEST: AT TRE UNION SAVINGS BANE, 609 TTH GTREET NORTHWEST, AND AT TES OFFIC OF THB GRORRTARE, 23 F STASST NORTHWEST. GEO. W. EVANS, SEGRETARY. 633 F ST. NW. Sete a é