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South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06

IRIS sometimes said your Pro-
hlbltion Party is SO small you can
do nothing" What OF IL? Is that
a reason why such a party should
not exist and continae 10 grow +?
Then minorities can ne rlghtful-
ly EXIST Then corruptIor. in pow
er, Il never be assalled ana over
comet Then no one III our Stste,
but Republicans, have q right 10
vote ut ALI They, verify, never
had any such right, till they became
a working majority. So the Liber
ty and Free SOIL parties got into
power without any authority
Such talk is trash.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06

10 not in favor Of said repeal. We
do not ask men in reference 20 their
poliircAl proclrvities; all we wish
know 10, are they In favor of RsdI-
cal Temperance movement, and vii.
ling to vote for none but sound
Temperance mon. Temperance"
gives US credit for being good
honest Republicans ""Temperance'
says, "halt, gentleman ?' Come.
Temperance" Let us reason togeth-
er. Orr motto is, onward Was
that not the doctrine of the Republi.
can party CT 1861? Good sanse
should teach temperance" that the
principles of the PROM bition party
are bound to win.
l am no alarmist, but allow me to
say to the old parties, you must ac-
cept the situation. The ProhIbI-
ton movement IS no 'small fry" as
some choose to term il, but II has
an object in view which will be nc
knowledged by all parties IS for the
good of society and the stability Of
our government.
Long has the cry of orphans and
widows been heard from the thres-
holds of our doors, yet there is none
to answer. He who was held by
nature as father, Is no moro that
kind parent. Reason is dcthroned,
and his once manly form Is covered
with rags, Yea nore! lie is the
victim OF The whisky ring" and
none has dared, for the sake of IT'S
votes, 20 question its authority. Rea,
son may be %dethroned, mothers n
shaved, and children made cut-casts
and vagabonds. Families are ruin
ed, lives of individuals are endan~
gered, and police officers are on du-
~ filing our jails and work houses
with the victims of the internal
traffic. Come, then, and let us u
nite TO put a stop to tins enormous
evil. "Stand by the right" and
victory will perch upon our hans
ners. e. E: CUNNINGHAM.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
THE FAIR-ELECTION OF
OFFICERS.

While our Fair was the most suc-
eessfuI ever held IN this County, yet
we fear that the organization res
ceived a blow on the last day that
il Will be long recovering from.
A combination, consisting OF the
Herald. and Democrat forces, ard a
few beer swIllers ard sellers, put
their heads together to u out the
Board of Directors, James A. Nc
Cornell, as President. and f. S.
Fawcett, John e. Thomas, and ]. E.
Long bridge. as Managers, and John
s. Adair as Secretary. To accom-
pIish this they secretly got up a
printed ticket and circulated il ex-
tensIVeIy amongst their friends.
and before any one who had the
real interests of the Society at
heart was aware of it, they had the
"ropes" SO laid as 10 insure their
success.
Since James A. Mcconnell has
been President of the Society, he
has manifested an interest in it I'M
precedented. He has laborcd earn
usIlv aud ~zealously, and has spent
considerable ut his W private
means, IN The way of furnishing
hands and teams 10 improve the
grounds. for the welfare of the So-
cIety. and has often neglected bis
own business IT order that the bus
mess OF the Society should net suf-
fer from want of attention.
Messrs, Fawcett, Thomas, and
LoughrIdge have also been most at
teuLive 10 their business as men,
bers of the Board, and have per-
formed the duties or their offices
in a most praise-warthy manner.
john S. A1air, II concede, who
know anything about the matter,
has. been the best Secretary the
Society has ever had, and is COM
ceded by these at the head of The
State Department of Agriculture 10
be the best Secretary in the State.
That these men should be run
out of office by the lowest trickery
and the basest of deception. has ere
ated considerable talk. Had the
combination had the manhood to
make known their Intentions to try
and defeat those men, and then had
they succeeded, nobody would
have had ought to say against it.
But they knew If their purposes
were kno"n that they could not
succeed. ard consequently their re-
sort 10 low trickery.
Fortunately. however, for the in-
terests OF the Society, the comblna-
ton selected q very good ticket, If
we make one or two exceptions.
1t is us follows: Edwin Sherwood,
President; s. IL. Scott, Vice Presi-
dent: Iss iah Kennispn, ] B. Goudy,
Peter Miller, James Scott, Israel
Parsons, Managers. These men, If
we except Goudy, r all capable,
and he would be too il it was posi-
BILE for him to realize what he real
ly is. The members of the Board
that hold oyer, are Jacob Mummey,
J. A. c. Leland and James ] Huff
Han.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
Your Responsibility.

Remember that you are RESPONSE
bic only for your own vote, and, is
you are right, 1t is the duty of 9TH
ers to come TO you, not you to go 10
:hem. Many refuse TO vote an in
Deepen dent ticket under the impress
/ that they are IN some way Oh.
iIgate | TO follow all the sinuositIes
of party, and change their course
only when change becomes general.
Should men adopt this principle in
getting religion few would ever be
converted.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,

~
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
This teutonIc parsonage honored
CirclevIlle with his presence on
Monday last, so we are informed.
We are without tho evidence which
common courtesy on his part would
have furnished us.
Our Prohibition exchanges claim
that Jacob Mueller is not a fit per-
son to receive the votes of temper.
ance men, either of Republican
Democratic or Prohibition procIivI-
ties. Moreover, they assert that
his personal appearance is sufficient
testimony to confirm their views Of
the subject.
Although we have regarded Mr..
Mucller's candidacy with a feeling
somewhat savoring of dissatisfac-
ton, il is not our practice TO con-
denim a man solely On charges prefer
red by his polILIcal enemies.
Yet, in view of the assertions of
the prohibiuionists respecting Mr.
Musller, 1T would have offered us
pleasure to contradict their state
ment as 10 his personal appearance.
This we are unable to do. On the
contrary, we happen to know that
Jacob was in company with ,e tam
whiskey Republicans while in this
city.
Ii it Is the design OF the Hon. ia
cob to ignore temperance Republi-
cans during the canvass, they may,
peradventure, ignore him on the
day Of election.
Should our IeutonIc friend desire
The support of temperance mem he
will probably inform US and give
satisfactory reasons therefor, prior
10 the 10Th OF October. Candidates
r occasionally used for trading
purposes.
At the present writing, Jacob is
our choice for that particular duty.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
Legal Notice.

Hillism a. Sturgeon, Admin-l Preb.A.
i'',s.or ofEs,s's Of Richard rOurtoi
Huntington, deceased, Morgan
vs. C,n1tv
Aisjdsns Huntington, ct al Ohio.
PETITION 70 SILL LANE.
Alsidans Huntington, James Dunnin-
con- sand Samuel D~unninston, who read.
in Cnisn County, in She State OF lows.
William n. Dunnington, who resides in
ths State Of Indiana, and P@ley Dunrinr.
lon, Elisabeth Custer and David Cust,1-
who residsfn ths State Of Minnesota. will
take notice that !, a.. Adminstrstor a.
Aforesaid, have He'd . petition In The
Court Of Prob.ts Of said Norsan Csuaty
Ohio, sgsinst them and othsrs, The Object
aAd prayer Of whIsA isto obtain: an order
10 sell 70 pay dsbts the following real as
tate, sitasts n ths township Of Malls.
County OF horfsz, and State Of Ohio, 70.
viii Ssirs part Of fractional sssciion No
~. Town No. 10, range No. II, ofHsuds
sold 81 zAnHTills, Ohio, eortsin;ng one
acre, more Or less, hsinG ns came land
sold aud conveyed by Frsneis A. Barker
and cathsrias Barker 10 said Richard
DunnlnEton, deceased, BY deed dated the
Ssh day Of July, A..D., 1885, sad recorded
in Record 81" Records Of Deeds Of Nor
gsH county, Ohio, stpags lss, to vhish for
. more perfect description reference is
hereby made, aud thsi said petition will
be tor hs.ring on ths l4Ih day Of October
psxt, ct 10 o'clock, 4. u.
WILLIAM A. STURGEON, Administrs-
hr Of Richard Dunnington, deceased.
PoID b cOisss, Atty1
Sept. sth, isTl-v.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
I HE CiLABbRGRiINS
Area Decided Success!

TRULY the old mortar o f"Bsd Msdi-
cius'' u heisg broken. Medicine must BE-
essciual; but 10 no longer necessarily
asnseoes, painful or disgusting. The re-
u.rksbls Nerve tonic apsrisni assists The
process Of digestion, and II Conducive Of
DE most perfect physical and mental sondi.
siesa. They cure dyspsrsis, hsadsshe,
ailovasss, oiliousnes and irrexu!ssiiiss,
bot THAR srsaas rsoss 10 In acting - .
prassiss Of sAsss 6isords1. II no, found
~ he nssssss Dsufghs, ncisp any es.
70 Cslabar Grains Co.. hasissA. Ohio
April 1s;o. ls1lI3ss.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06

ILLINOIS claims the champion
sun flower measuring FIVE feet in
circumference.
The longest railroad in the world
is the Pacific.
VIRTUE is always more psrsecu-
ted by the wicked than beloved by
the righteous.
TEI largest tsssdHet in Tia world
il the Croton Aqssdls,. New
YWh.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06

TEK greatest mass Of iron in the
world "a the Mountain Of Missouri.
A soop word for bad enc 10
worth ntsk lAl eosn littls.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06

REMEMBER the Prohibition
Meeting I'm front Of the Court
House, i'm McCOnnelsviIle, on
next Saturday Evening. Turn
out, Everybody! SpeciRI invis
tatfOn Is given 10 the Ladies'
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
POINTS o. EXCBLLBNCE,
BsesS snS HAs61ty u ShsA.
19fsssss sd Simplicity Of Aas1;~sy
No JasimisS u sAsms BY And s-4 40
Sa<s Of fhrsad.
Ki4 ,sscssf application -isAsss change
ofadjsstnnt.
n asa ssfairs N baaiy ssd knnse
amer easbine sod ironics.
Besides doing ill kinds Of yofh done By
oshs, Sowing nsehipss ths Elastic Stitch
aAehins axsesiss The meet ssessinlspA
pssss,.s, IEe:sias,y end srssntoi-
q SofA

ALKX YiNLEY 10 Ne Gsssrsl
kesst for che aie % cha Grover q Be-
kss Shuttle % Loeb Stitch ksehiss, cod
Ne BIstia Stitch. OF Two Spool Ma
ssisA in ,Ae Osonsiss Of Assssa. Alb
-, HsekisS. Wsshiosten, NusAisssn
Lsd VisAs, sxd hss his Travelling AR'
sss oil thrsBgh tAsss CosHhA Per
ssss v~ishisss eH%slsss sewing sss
aAiss. jsss sAai y seeded hsr issily On.
skssid call % NJ. Yislsy ~ o 81 hS
sR.A a. Z VINCENT . BIO.
~SzsHA
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
II GREAT Cause
Human Misery.

Human Misery.
AE~J just published in q sealed snv-
slops. Price six cents. Alec
S lure on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical cure Of seminal weakness. or
Sp.rmatorrhes, induced by self,abuse, in
voluntary emissions, impotsney, nervous
debility, and in~psdiments to marriage
~xsnsrsiiy consumption epilepsy, and fits;
mental and physical Ineapaeity, Se.-By
Rob. J.. C~ulvsrwell, NJ. D., author Of the
"Grsen Book c-
The rerld-rsaoHned author, in this adj
nirabls Lecture, clearly proves from his
ovn experience that thsswfoleonsequene-
% ofself-abuss may be efectually remov-
Cd without medicine, and without danger
Gus surgical operations, bougies. instrum-
snts. rings, or cordials, pointing out amode
OF .ursA oncs certain and effectual, by
which svery sufferer, ne matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself hsa-
ply, privately and radically. This lecture
will prove . boon 10 thousands and thous-
snds.
Sent unisr seal, in q plain envelope, to
address, postpaid, on receipt Of 8 cents
ortso postage stamps.
Also, DR.. Culysrrsl's Marriage Guide
price - esnh.
A1drsss she Publishers,
Chns. j. G. Kline & Ce.,
rs Bov.ry, New York, P. o. BoI4SSe-
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
MIsCELLANEOUa-
Notice
Farm for Sale

400 essss IN Union township-ll0 Of
vhiehis elssredland, so acres bottom,
sood frame house. log barn, good we'll
81 the door, good coal bank. Price
1900. Payment. easy. Must be sold
and somebody will get bargain
FOR psrtieulsrs, call on 3. n, stanbe-
~ ksConnelsville, Ohio.
July 7th, lS7I.R
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
HARD ON MUELLER.
A Radical Paper on fhe "Teu-
tonic Parsonage Running
for Lieutenant Governor.

We clip the following from the
Circieville Herald, which flies the
names Of NOyes AID Mueller at the
head of its ticket. We don't un-
Gerstand 1T:
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-06
DR. WOODLAND.

DIR. HO0EEAED,
having provided internal remedies for die
eases, has given the world one mainly 70
external application, in the wonder kl pre-
p~aration known as
DR.. Hoodand's Greek OIL.
This Oil is q sovereign remedy for palms,
aches Of all kinds. RhsAmatism, Neurai~
gia, TooIhache, Chilhlains, Sprsins aud
Burns, Pam 10 the Back and Loins. Ring
worm, &c, &c &c, all yield TO its exter-
nal application. The number OF cures ei
fec,ed by il is astonishing. ard they sH
Increasing every day.
Taken intensity, il is e cure for Heart
burns, Kidney Di.es-s, Sick Headaches
Collie, DyseDtsry, Cholera horbus. ana
Cramp., Pains In ths stomach, Colds, As
TINA. &c.
The Greek Oil is composed entirely Of
healing gums and essential oils. The prime
ipsl iDgrsaiednt is an oily substance. pro-
cured 10 the southern part Of Greece. In
effects a. destroyer Of pain are trnIy msEts
cal. Thousands have been benefited By
its nee. ssd Q trial by thoss who re skept-
zeal will thoroughly cODrinee then Of la
inssiimabls value.
7'hsss remedies will he sent BY express 10
any locality. apoa spPlisstion TO The pris-
eipal oekce, % the German 4sSisiss StSn
No 81 Arch sGsst, Phils.
CHAs. n. EVANS. Psep'r.
Yossssly O. u. Jsckson D Co.
Thsss -susliss are for sals By Drsggistss
aAsbsNRssa enktGAS laaaR-
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Privileged Persons.

Another exercise of peculiar privileges il tn
h found IN the matter Of flirting. Sons women
are able TO hirt with IMMUNITY to an extent
which would simply destroy any one else
They fiTt with the most delicious franI.ness
yet for all practical purposes keep their places
IN society undiSturbed, and their repute intact
They have the art Of making the best of two
worlds. the secret OF which il all their own vet
which caTsCs tie weak TO stumble and the rash
10 fall They ride on two horses at once with a
skill as eOnsuHmate as their daring; but the
feeble sisters who follow after them slip down be
tweeI. and come 10 grief and public disaster As
their reward II Is in vain to try TO analyZe the
terms ON Y hiCh this kind OF privilege il founded
Say that one pretty person takes the tone of uni
yerSal relatiOnship-that she has an illimitable
fund Of Sisterliness always at command for a host
Of dear bSys" OF her own age; or, when a little
Older. and drawing near to the borders of mature
sisteTECOd- that she is a kind of ecumenical aunt
10 a large congregation OF well-lOOking nephews
she may steer safely through the shadows of
this dangerous coast, and land at last on the
another try il, and she goes 10 the bottom like
stone. And vet the first has pushed Ter privi-
leges a. far they viii go, while the second has
only played with hers; but the one comes tri-
umphantly into port with all eolOrs flying, and
the other makes ship~reck and Is lost. And why
mystery given 20 no one 20 fathom. But 50 IL Is;
and every student OF society Is aware Of this
strange elasticity OF privilege with certain pretty
friends. and must have more than once won
dered AZ Mrs. Grundy's leniency 20 the fragrant
sinner the right side OF the square. coupled
the left The flirting form OF privilege Is the
most partial IN its limitations OF all; and things
which one fair patentee may do with inpunity,
retaining her garlands, viii cause another to be
Chastised with scorpions; and no one knows why
or how the difference Is made-Londos Saturday
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DIED.

FRENCH. On Friday, 23i instant in the 7i,h
year OF her age, Mrs. SARAH A FRENCH relic -
the late William French. AN VI
Her funeral will lake place from the residence ~
her son-in- law, T. NJ. Harvey, corner Maryiand
ANenue and nth street ). w, on Sunday, the 18th
sstast, at "a o Cock D. m. Acquaintance and
tend. AH'A'ee 10 NJ
ULLMER. In Georgetown on the 9th instant q,
nlhntes past a. m; after long ami painful ill
ness, Mrs: CAROLINE VICTORIA ULIMFR The
beloved wife Of Rudolph Ullmer in the 5tth vear F
her age she Leaves adisconsolate husband very
interesting little daughter, and circle OF relatives
peace ' ~ oH0 rest IN
Ihe funeral viii take place from residence No 90
sd street. Georgetown. on Monday mornino a. sic
Ia Glock. sunday Herald, Sunday Chronicle
WHITNEY. At Oakland, Md, June sli T. FOx
Of this city ' ~ "Ailhey'
The remains Will be taken TO Columbus, Ohio. for
burial. Nnio, .or
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Nos 200 and so2, 5. v. Ger. Pa. ave and 9Th 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
ID lss, and duly recorded in Iiber NJ S. folio
County in the Dissrict q Columbia and 6T iree
T 19p q thS parties ssePTeS rssreSy shall s at
- !, az clock p. M, the premises, valuable
taIm in the county Of Washington, Distrlci Of Co
Bridge. ''''- - 1'''"e
,lt { one Of the most desirable suburban homes
beautifully rolling grounds, With stream OF pure
sprins water running thr9agh the entire length;
set ~ clover grass ornamental trees, shrubs, fruits
Fruit in great sbundapce. and all Of the choicest
seeetles, and OF eN cry variety. The inProy ensnts
ing containing u rooms incIuiing the ha.h r,,,,.
Ssliar underneath the main bnildifg which is A. by
ans The view Of the surrounding country. cities ~
s az au gton, GeoTget9yn, Alexandra, Potomac
honse and stable, capable Of acc6nnl'-afinT ffeen
harness room work6p es bdSsys i CON- iSi RON
neIy and other outbuildings, all in good order and
This Is one OF the loyeliest residences ever offered
ioT sale around Washington.
equal payments in and Il months in notes barring
lnerest and secured by deed q Trust on the pTeIai
The dsGSst q vii III be F Rsaf
When the property Is knocked %.
Is-eo&ss v Il Swh HfT or Jru5 Ses;.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is Postponed TN.
I'll THURSDAY, 10Th June, same hour and place'
}. J. JOHNSON Trustee
"'-eo&ds W. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
p5STIbH Ia, AiB4TE SALE Is FURTHER POST
and ,dl place. 4 J. IolTHSS0S; rru.tse.. -
RY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctiopeers.
- tSuccessOrs 70 Cooper q Latimer,D
southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and nth street
TRysTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
hUI Al dNTkRSECTION OF FOURTH AND
STREETS NORTHEAST AND DTSTR M n
LOT lNPRnNED BY2 WO-SToRY FRAMES
NJ Ii FBiLST rEE Sd AND 4TH STREETS
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated May slst
40, &c, one Of the land records Of washingtao
County, In thu District Of Columbia and by Wrifta1
direction Of the holder Of the secu red thereby
viii sell, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 30th
DAY o. june ~ at o'clock p m, in front Of the
numbered eight hundred and fourteen Isl ~ and the
eastern thirty three $3.50 fest Eve 81 inches froning
on north street by an average depth of eighty fsD
ieet OF lot Bumbered three, 3D. In square numbered
Of Washington, District Of Columbia together with
the imprOv ements thereon
Terms Of sale; One-third cash; the balance I'm six
ana twelve months for which the purchaser or pur-
the premises TO the satisfaction Of the Trustee $50
down ON each piece OF property at the time OF sale
COnNe{ancing and revenue stamps At purchasers
cost. III terms OF sale not complied with within
six days from day of sale the Trustee reserves tho
right resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser purchasers
WM. +. HOFFMAN Trustaa
yeO LAIlMER a CBEARl, Aucts.
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MARRIED.

o. CARRINGToN : HARRISON. On Thursday
sisted kv ' Bis 81 instant, by Esy DR. Hutton,
KiNSION, Jr;, of Washington city, to ETORInt
l., daughter Of the late Horace N. Harrison, U. $
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast cOrner7th and ID streets

VARIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
NoRTHMKsf At AUCTION.
"a On til URsDAT, the 29th day Of June AZ
kEs $50 O'Clock p. in front Of the premises we
shall sell Lots Nos. Is and IS, ia Fowler h
Young subdivision Of square No. 42l, fronting Is
feet each on 9TH street, running back feet 10 ten
(Ol foot alley, The corner lot is improved By two
story Brick Dwelling, sitting back - feet from thu
building line, with a two story brick stable whole
width Of lot in the rear.
Terms One third cash. third in six and twelve
months, and the balance payable on the lSt day az
January, la5 for notes bearing six per interest
and secured by deed of trust on the property sold
All conyeyancng and stamps az the cost 81 the pur-
ei isss lo down wi Mhsn The Ir9P9rty sold.
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RY W. L. WALL & CO., -Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 900 Pennsylvania avapu
10y j. 7. C0LDWELL & CO., Auctioneers
- {. K. corner Penn avenue and 18th street
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FARM on
TIE OLD BLADENsBURG Road. a SHORT


. TIE OLD BLADENSBURG ROAD A SHORT
DISTANCE BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS
- by virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of
E::a the District of Columbia, passed in chaDcsry
cause No. 2ili, Equity Doc. ii, wherein Lang
and others are complai nants, and Wilmer and others
are defendants, shall, on MONDAY, the Goth day
OF June, Ial, at clock D. M, proceed TO sell at
public auction the premises, all that part of tract
OF land called borough, lying IN the county
OF Washington, ID. c., east of and binding on the
county road leading from the north end OF Sec,nd
street east in the city Of Washington, by the farms
OF the late Joseph Gales and Capt. G. p Patterson
to an intersection Of the southern old Bladensburp
road containing about So acres, roods, and 81
perches. IL Is improved 10y a Frame Dwelling and
'outbuildings. Ii was formerly owned by Henry A
Willard Esq., and by him conveyed TO the late Al
fred Ilutlllller. by deed recorded among the land
records OF Washington county, D. c., in Liber J a
-, NO Iz5, folio SOP, ct where particular de-
scrlption Of the same can be found
plat Of the same can be seen at the Office of the
Trustee, corner IA and Indiana avenue.
3 Terms: .Oneth cash. and the balance In three
equal payments, at pectiyey g. u and Is months
from day OF sale, with interest for which the pur-
chaser shall give his notes. secured by deed of trust
OF the premises. stamps and cOnveyancing at pur-
chaser's costs sloo of the purchase money at time
OF sale. III the terms of sale not complied with
within one week from day Of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
JeT-eOXds j. L. COIDWELL & co Aucts