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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-10
Roofing States.
Seamless Thimble Ske5ns.

~ B. BROWN s. co, manufacturers. Our
VI skeins are the heaviest and best offered
to the trade Send for illustrated cata-
logue, % Kingsbury st
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UNDERWOOD & CO. Commission Merchants
- in Flour, Grain, seeds, pork, lard, beet
allow etc. Office 100 Madison street.
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Oils, Paints and aTlass.

CHASE, HANFORD E. co, 179 s Hater st,
~ Headquarters for oils, paints, varnish,
Glass, and Axle Greese Proprs Star Co
White Lead
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrsetswu.

CoNHIErxp.-The improvement 20 Chris;
Cnurch, p. Z, having been completed, the
congregation worshiped therein yesterday, the
nrst time for about twelve months.
lNrEREsTrSe CKRKMoNY.-Atf Trinity Gath
oiieJ Church yesterday afternoon, there was a
nne procession OF the Sunday school children.
who, dressed all in white, each with Q boque,
IN hand, marched 10 the altar Of the Virgin
Mary, which they decorated with flowers.
MKRcHANrs' ExcHANR.-The transactions
on CbanGe this morning was very light the
only sale was that Of 500 bushels Of white corn
at Si.io.
ExrYRD.-The schooner Mary z Kilhnser,
Capt. Penny, has entered with ice from Bath
tor T. T. Fowler, and cleared for Alexandra:
me schooner J. J. Barreil, Capt Perry, has
cleared for Philadelphia
ANNIvRRsARY MKRrISG.-The anniversary
OF the sabbath School Of the Dunbarton street
M Z Chsrch took place yesterday, under the
cnafee OF M. Stocking, Superin tendent of the
school. Tie exercises consisted Of Scripture
rec!tauoue, award OF premiums 10 the scholars
ana singing, Which was under the leadership
OF j. Henry Wilson. The Rev. Mr. Bald win
was presfoa, AID addressed the school.
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MAJORS OFFICE,
Iva WASTE an ss Sl1SsHfSS L Isss.

Clti1ens are hereby respectfully, but earnestly.
reanested to use the Potomac water for legitim
purposes only, and 10 see that the waste OF the
same is strictly guarded against Let no hama
nose oe used for washing vehicles or horses; IL
street weshers are used. let IL be between the
OF and Q. IN. or ana D. m only and then NOT
more than fifteen minutes each time. The noG
from fountains should cease altogether, at least
until better supply can be afforded NAM per
sons on certain Points Of tn high service, though
IL any. The knowledge Of this fact should be a
sHme len lnducement for prompt compliance
the same, the penalty Of the law must he eaforesd
either by hne or cutting of their supply ENTIRELY
The 1etropolitan pelice are charged with the duty
Of enforcing the law CHAe %. WELCH
Je lltJyl Msxor
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MISSIONARY MEETINs.-An interesting mis-

MISSIONARY MEETING.-An interesting mis-.
sionary meeting was held at the L street Bap-
tist Church yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Chas r
Fraser presiding. Mr. Il. Richards gave an in.
teresting account Of missions in the United
States, and of the proceedings of the recent
Missionary Convention held in New York
Mr.. A. Cald well recited the beautiful lines en- !.
titled s'My Child" Mr.. johnson gave an inter-
estiLg description of the Stances and OF their
heather religion. A beautiful and touching
song was then sung, entitled "There is pleas.
ure in labor" by Mr.. Arthur Weston and Miss
Minnie Weston. The exercises were very inter.
esting and instructive, and interspersed with
singing throughout.
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SorrH WASHINGTON IMpRovKsEs,

South WASHINGTON IMPRovRNRNT.-
Messrs. Holtzclaw & Bruff, carpenters, are
putting up at the corner Of It'll aud ID streets,
south Washington, a large frame residence
and tin and sheet-iron store for MIR. ]. w. Bar.
ker, in the place Of the old frame building for
many years in the occupancy of Dir. Barker in
the conduct of the above named business. The
building will be used for business purposes in
above. 1t will be thirty.two feet front and
run back sixty feet, with q height Of two sto.
ries, and will be finished in q substantial man.
| ner
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MAYoRy OFFIoE,

AVA GEORGETOWN, d. c., June IS lsss
Sealed Proposals viii be received 10y the -ub-
ecrfber until THURSDAY MKT, June 18th At
O'Clock n Tor the in provement Of Pennsylvania
svenue expended by Rreding. curbieg and laying
footwsys, both Of brick end flag stone, and one N
blue rock paving stone; also, erecting stone ste
81 the fnterses don OF said avenue with Monteom
cry street. The contrast will be awarded 20 the
lowest rec ponsibe bidder for the whole Improve.
ment Proposals will he received in forms which
may BE had on applie alton TO the undersigned
S-f CHAS. d. WHICH, Mayor
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IN TINE OF PEACE prepare for war. In sum.
sonable figure, and Mr.. William Guinand has
coal by the cargo at Philadelphia prices; also
wood, lime, cement. &c. His central ONCE is
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th
streets west, and his branch yard corner LIST
street east and b street south He has extern.
siye wharf accommodations for loading and
unloadiaG vessels and storing goods, and is a
reliable and accommodating dealer.
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STRAWBERRY FKsTrvAL-The ladies' of the
Ninth-street NJ. p. Church will this evening
open strawberry festival at Odd Fellows
Hall for the purpose Of raising funds to repair
tne church: The hall has been beautifully dec.
GRATED, and the managers are determined 10
make 1t an elegant festival. Fruit flowers.
sweet music, &c, make it an attractive affair,
and Just the place TO spend pleasant evening
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TIE MEMBERS of the Association OF the
Oldest Inhabitants will meet tomorrow,
tTuesday.) at quarter to one o'clock al the
Church of Ascension, to attend the funeral OF
their lamented friend and associate Col John
S. Williams
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BASE BALL.-The game played between the
Union Club and the National Of the 29th in
faLtry. on Saturday, resulted in an easy vic.
tory for the former club, the score standing al
the end Of the ninth inning: Union 70, Nation.
ais 81.
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No MAN BILIIvEs THAT DEATH is near to
him, and nearly all men defer TO q more con
venient time the consideration of what should
be done to provide for that inevitable emer.
gency. And yet nothing is so uncertain as hu :
man life. Henry Ward Beecher says: cit is
every mans duty to provide for his family,
That provision must include its future contin.
gent condition. The provision, in SO far as 1t is
material, men ordinarily seek to secure by their
own Accommodations and investments. But ali
these are uncertain. The man that is rich to-
day, 10, by causes beyond his control, poor to.
morrow Your affairs may become involved.
your property may be taken for debt But a
thousand dollars assured upon your life cannot
betaken for debt cannot be alienaied from your
heirs: and if you have chosen your company
discreetly, is subject to no commercial risks.
IL IL as nearly sure as anything earthly can
well be-" Mr.. Beecher is right. So certain ly
may the probabilities of life be calculated. as
any one can be satisfied by Investigation. thai
as he suggests, only one thing need be looked
70, and that is the character Of those controlling
the affairs Of the company. To those of our
citizens DESTROYS OF obtaining policies, either of
life, fire, or marine ms urance, we can recon.
mend MIR. T. NJ. Hanson, No. sic 9TH street
who Is gentleman of undoubted integrity
and is agent for several Of the best insurance
companies in the country; such as the Etna of
Hartfords the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany. the Home Company, of New York, and
Springfield Z. and NJ. Insurance Company.
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GoxE TO EuHoPE.-Among the passengers
who sailed from New York on Saturday for
Brest and Havre, in the steamship St. Lau-
rent, were J. M. Carlisle, q. Carlisle and J.
n. Carlisle, Jr., Of this city.
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BITTEN BIZ DoG.-Last evening little girl
of Mr.. ]. @. Boyd, on 9Th street. between L aud
NJ streets, was quite severely bitten in one Of
her hands by vicious dog belonging to one Of
Mr.. Boyd's neighbors.
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FATAL USE or OPIuN.-Simeon White, chief
clerk TO the Signal Corps, was found in dying
con dftion on Saturday at his boarding house,
ON 2lst, between H and streets. Drs. Draper,
Hsgner, and NewmsG were called in and rem.
dered every assistance in their power, but OF
no avail, as the sufferer died q short while
Afterwards Investigation proved that his
death was caused from the too free use OF
opium.
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THE INTERNAL REvKNUE-Chdn9eo of tie Sab
DiStricts.-Mr. p. Mr.. Pearson. the Assessor OF
Internal Revenue Of this District, to-day made
some changes in his office, reducing the mum.
Der OF sub-distrIcts from ten TO eight, by which
two Of the assistant assessors, Messrs Geo Col.
lard and W. W. Bennett, 60 out of service
No. 1-Georgetown, Thomas Orme, Assistant
Assessor No. 2-all that part of the city west
of 18th street, H. o. Noyes; No. 3-from 10th to
18th street, north Of the canal. T. T. Marche;
NO. 4-from eth to 10th, north of the canal,
Henry Lyles; No. 5--from ~ street to ID and
5fh, from ID TO Boundary to 7th, +. @. Eeklof:
NO. 6-east of * and 5th streets, north and
east OF the canal, John S. Slater; No. all that
part OF the city south and west of the canal,
lIsIand,) George H. Larcombe; No county,
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GDoDaEfOWI DVIRfI1l1IXYR

A5 Sstrats 4sfsisi7 JsTNHa
SSsSSSsg.sSxn hold Pic Mic At Green SPRING. 70.
IT the church in the morning and proceed TO the
Gr1ys, accompanied by their teachers and the HOLY
NIL bono.
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FURLoUGHRD.-Within the past few days
about fifty bookbinders employed at the Gov
eminent Printing Office have been "fur.
Laughed" Many OF the girls have been on
half time for some weeks past
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THE YBsrIvAL At Carroll Hal. under the
management Of the ladies Of St. Patricf,s cor.
gIegation, will be continued until iThursday
evening next. The visitors are handsomely
entertained each evening, and every effof,
made 10 contribute 70 the pleasure Of all. A
visit 70 the hall win not b regretted.
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DIED,

DIED.
WILLIAMS. On Sunday, the 18th instant, after
Q long and painful Illness, which vas borne with
Christian fortitude, Colonel JNO. 8. WILLIAMS,
In the Slth year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, the 18th,
ct o clock p. m, from the Church of the Ascen-
sion.
baltimore and Haserstown papers please copy. ]
FORCE On Sunday evening, the 18th instant,
Of consumption, QkOR6tE L. FORCE, eldest
daughter of VIM q Force.
The friends q the family are invited to attend
the funeral. froa the residence Of her father, Al
O'Clock.
HARTBRECHT. On the l4th instant, OTTO A.
only son Of Stephen and Josephine Hartbrecht
baltimore and Philsdelphis papers please copy ]
RYAN On Sunday, the 18th inst Mr. RICH
ARD J. RYON, in the 6lst year Of his age. :
KIDNEY. On the 18th inst, 1t O'Clock p m. :,
HANNAH KIDNEY, in the 18th year Of her age.
ReQuiescet In pace.
Worcester Uapere please copy.1
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TIE TEMPERANCE REFoRM.-The usual out.
door temperance meetings were held yesterday,
and We're well attended. Al the Northern
Liberties Market the meeting under the
auspices of the Washington City Temperance
Society was addressed by Messrs. j L. Kid
well, II. ID. Tyler, Oscar Alexander, VIM M
Pheeters, Hon. T. A. Plants of Ohio, Mai Gen,
q. U. Howard and John II. Thompson.
An interesting meeting was held at the inter.
section OF oath street and Pennsylvania avenue
near the Circle. yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices of Western Star Mission and the
Western Mission. Addresses were delivered
by Messrs. Savage, Pierson, SalkoId and
others, and sixteen persons signed the pledge
These meetings will be contip ued every Sunday
evening throughout the summer
At Island Hall. nnder the auspices of Hone
DIVISION, the meeting was addressed by several
able advocates Of the cause of temperance
At TemperaDce Hall last evening a splrited
meeting OF the Washington City Temperaa &c
Society was held, and previous to the delivery
OF addresses Mr.. John III. Thompson was
elected President Of the society, in place of Mr..
John g. Holiingshead resigned after Whic b
addresses Were made by Messrs VIM p Drew
y. r. Harris, DR.. T. G. Clayton, VIM. Nc
Pheeters. and others.
AT LID coin Barracks last night large meet
ing was held, when an eloquent lecture on tbs
abuse Of wine was delivered by Judge Blood.
Of Callfornia.
Tn next Sunday afternoon a Temperance
meeting will be held at Odd Fellows, Hall.
Navy.yard, unAer the auspices of the Sons of
Jonadab. Generai Cary, Of Ohio, will deliver
an address. Arrangements have been made by
the Jon adabs TO organize a council of the order
in the eastern section OF the city.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHITE SUITS for Gentlemen, Coat Pants,
and Vest, all sizes, smallest to largest, at Six
Dollars. A. Saks Il Co., 5S7 Seventh street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and ID street
GRASS LINEN SACKS for I5O. Fine Brown
Duck Suits, for gentlemen, for 81. Boys
Linen Duck Suits. for 8. Call at Heunings
No. sill, 7th street.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Suits OF Linen,
White Duck and Check, Alpaca Goats, Linen
busters. and elegant Furnishing Goods are
those OF liable Il Co., 46s Pennsylvania avenue
between Sd and ~ streets.
For CoRNs or other complaints of the feet
visit Or. Whites rooms, ~ Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
DR.. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, &34 Penn
sylvanfa avenue, between ~ and 6th Streets
established 1861. Oorns, Buniens, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c. successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. TO p. N.
LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect liz unrivalled.
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
WRAPPrNe PAPHR for sale. Apply At tn
STAR Once.
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TINE COURTS,

CRIMINAL CorRr, Judge wy,,e.-Tne June
term OF this court convened this morning
Joseph 8. Suttmers, Peter Bapp, George s.
Hepburn, joseph Nicholson, VIM. Davis, Jas.
I. Croes, A. H. Sny der, drawn as grand iurors,
were excused; @. +. Schmidt Henry Nesser
and Frank Lincoln, were returned non est The
Henry 7. Litchfeld, Fifth Ward; John Chism.
First Ward. A. p. Clark. Fifth Ward; John A.
Borfand, First Ward: VIM. Richards, w A.
Boss, Second Ward; James Cooler and w. r.
David p. 0losco, First Ward
Inc following, summoned as petit Jurors,
were excused James Wander werken, John
W. Ray, Joseph derhardt, John J. Hill, John
Z. foung, Henry Queen, Chas H. Hall, m. l.
Noerr, w. Q. McDermott, and VIM Jones'
Chas. Milburn and David Ullman were re-
turned mon est. The following were drawn to
Chas. Harkman and Arnold Holstsin. 0eorre,
town. George A. Hall, Chris. CammAck, IT,, ID
ward; J. X. D. Morrison, Attn ward; J. ]. Bogue,
Seorgefown: John T. Cassell: tn ward; James
Georgetown; Abraham Depue, 7th ward; Ro6t.
Patterson, 6th ward; Fielder Dorsstt &th ward;
Benj g. Wood, Sd ward; Samuel Gross, 9th
In the cases of W. I. Levy and Henry Young,
indicted for an assault and battery with intent
to kill, . noue pros. was entered.
THE CASE OF sUERArr.
mr. Jeeeph II. Bradley called the attention
of the court to the case OF John III. Surratt, in.
olcted for murder, and stated that the defense
was ready. Mr.. Darlington replied that ne
could not commence the case to-day; and after
some conversation Monday next, the I'D inst,
was fixed for trial.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Olin.-Ellis & Sons
agt. Losano; judgment by default made final.
Jackson agt. Daisase; judgment for plaintiff
for So. -
Judge Fisher-McCartty agt. McCutchen:
placed on appeal calender. Crane, Moore Il
Go. agt. Richold; defendent has leave TO plead
and case continued. Garrett agt. Ambush ana
Brown, and Ward agt. Williamson, Clayton,
continued: Hughes Denver and Peck agt. Full
Ter; settled. Buckley agt. Kearney.
EQUITY COURT, Judge OUn -Leech agt Has.
kell; order To take testimony Gibbons agt
Hetubone; do. Spalding agt. Ruff; order for
rule to show cause on application for injunc-
tlon Brent agt Brent; decree ratIfying uus-
tees sale finally.
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For CoRHs or other complaints of the feet
visit DR.. Whites rooms, "a Pennsylvani,
avenue, between * and 9Th streets.
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GIPsIEs ABour.-On the Virginia side Of the
Long Bridge a gang Of gypsies, numbering
some twenty men, women, and children, has
encamped, and is engaged IN telling fortunes,
trading horses, DC. The hand has lately ar.
rived from California, and claim TO be English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-15

AUNIQUE DEsIoN.-We were shown, Satur.
day, at the Real Estate Rooms OF Fitch d Fox,
q design for block Of ten cottage built houses,
which we think comprises, to an unusual ex.
tent. all the requisites Of pleasant home, At a
modera'e cost Bay windows, piazzas, French
roofs, terraces, all are included In the plan, and
yet the price Of the largest house IN the group
is only $1,000 and on most reasonable terms.
The design is By Messrs. West & Paulsen. ar.
chitects, Of this city, and Is very creditable To
the firm.
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FIRE.-On Saturday evening, a fire broke
out in the store OF Mr.. Ran, No. 435 7th street,
between G and H streets. Officer Warhngs.
ford, of the sixth precinct, and others, sue
ceeded in extinguishing the flames. Less about
SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-15

OUT-D Door RELIGIOUS SKRvICRs.-Yesterday
afternoon the open air services, under the
auspices OF the "Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciation," We're commenced at the corner of It'll
street and Pennsylvania avenue, where the
Rev. DIR. ]. G. Butler, Of St. Pauls Lutheran
Church, delivered an able sermon from the fol.
lewing words 'Go ye into the highways and
hedges and compel them TO come In" In the
Capitol grounds Rev. Mr.. Emory, after reading
portion of the 9th chapter Of ST. Luke, COM
mencing with the 46th verse, spoke at consider.
able length, after which the Rev. G. A. Hall
and J. NJ. johnson delivered short, but appro.
PIRATE addresses. Ats O'Clock meetings were
held at the Circle, (23d and K streets and at the
corner Of Goth aid r streets, where addresses
were made by several Of the members Of the as
sOclatlOn,
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You've 0ARRorERs.-Yestsrda afternoon
a colored boy named Jerry Jackson, about Il
years of age, was set upon by three or four
other colored boys who held him and riaed hi,
pockets. Jackson gave some resistance and
OF the Toys Thomas Calvert, in. order 70 cuts
jackson, struck him with billy, which had
the effect Of breaking his Jaw bona. Calver
is arrested ana awatna hearing before Justice
Thompson, a5tss = e.eito - cEl
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-Prim No. l.,
Miss Campbell, teacher, was examined Thurs.
day by MT. Tustin. The school is composed of
sixty.two scholars, and they were thorough
examined as to their knowledge Of reading,
spelling, and mental arithmetic, in which
studies more than the ordinary proficiency
was exhibited. The discipline Of the school
was admirable. The excuses were intespersed
with singing by the scholars, and at the con.
clnsicn remarks were made by F. d. Stuart,
Esq, former Trustee, and by Mr.. Tustin.
This afternoon three schools Of the primary
grade IN each District are being examined.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Thomas Hnemau
charged with committing an assault and bat.
terry on a soldier named William Walters, with
intent to kill, was arraigned before Justice
Morseil, in the fourth precinct, and held to bail
for his appearance at court. From the eyi.
dence produced 1t appeared that Walters went
into Mr.. Hineman's house, on 18th street, be.
tween ID and E, on Saturday last, between SIX
ordered him out. He refused TO 20 out, and Mr.
Hineman took hold of him to put him out
whereupon w. turned upon him and Knocked
him down. Mr.. Himber then discharged six
loads Of a revolver at him while running, one
ball passing through his breeches leg. He then
ran up stairs and got his rifle for the purpose
Of shooting him with il; but the soldier had, by
this time, succeeded in getting away.
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The CITY HALL-CoRPoRATIoN AFFAIRS
This morning, the police were on duty at the
City Hall as usual, and at O'Clock the Offices
were opened. There was little or no excite
ment about the hall during the morning The
barTicade erected in the basement was the point
of attraction for many. Mayor Bowen was In
his office attending to business as usual, and
was waited upon by a number of his friends
during the morning.
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WRAPPINe PAPHR for sale. Apply At Il
STAR Once.
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RI THos. DowLIE0, Auctioneer; Georse,own.
IMPROVED PR0RPERTY IN GloRsErswE,

On TUksDAH, June 10, 1855, at S clock o. m ,
, sell h IN front q the prs%ises parts Of Lot.
and eight, t2e) in Beatty 4 Hawkins addition 10
Ge9rsetown fronting thirty sevss $50 feet two ~
street, and running back TO Market street The
inRr9%SeT. nts consist Of two story Brick Store
s snS into ~ sSI ,s, 5s IroPery viii be dv
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in anc Il
months With interest. secured BY deed Of trust on
the property. Oonveysnein and stamps O. the
cost q the purchase the terms Of sale are not
property will be resod ct the risk and expensesof
the defasltine purchaser. A deposit of SO will be
required when l..ep property 10 struck on.
CHARLES n. MATTHEW'S
-. Attorney for Owner.