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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FoREsT COUNTY, IS: rms COMMON v.LLrH
or PENHsr Iva MA, To TnhSuBRify OF
sIAD COUNTY, GRsErIN0 ~
We command that YOU attach Iohp II.
fsonther, late OF yonr County, BY al
and singular his goods aid chattcls,
lands and .-tenements in whose hands
or pOssessiorr sccver the saino may
ho, 80 that. .hc DO and appear beIorcgOur,
Court of Common Pleas, to be held ~
Tionesta in aud for said County, on be
fourth Monday of May next, there ". Az
swer lsaac Ash of a plea in Aasuinpsit kriL
also that yoii summon the person OF pei
sons In whose hands or poesesnion the
same may he rs grnishee, so thatgtlisy lie
and appear beiorc our said Court; at the
time and place aforesaid, - answer what
may be objected against them and abide
tho judgement OF the Court thersin, aud
have yon then and there this writ, -
Witness the Hon. W. r. jerks. Preki-
don't Judge Of said Court, Mt Tiehests, the
I'D day OF April, A. u. ls7s,s 9T4fer
Iail required to dissolve in t6Q0.d9. ~
}. II. AGNEw, Prolh'yd
BY virtue of the above writ ] have al
tachod all tho right, title, ,interest a nd claim
of the defendant Of in and 10 all that cor
tam piece or parcel Of land situate in TiO-
nesta township, in the County OF Forest
bounded and described as iollowas Re;
gtnning at chestnut on the east bank of
Allegheny River, thence by land warran-
tod to Henry Talnage, south twenty -nine
degrees cast ono hundred and twenty Peg
ches 20 white oak, thencc south one NdNs.
gree west Que hundred and two porches t.
n hemlock, thence by lot No. 2SS5, north
eighty-nino degrees west thirty-two and
hve-tenths perehes TO post, Thence BY
vacant land north one degree east seventy
porehes 70 homlQck thence north twenty
nine degrees west ono hundred and fHy
perchas - Q lomlock. thence mp tho Ale
ghony River north eighty-four degrees
east sixteen perches, north 81 xty-efght de-
greos east forty and five-tenths perohes.
north fifty degrees east fifty-four perchss
TO tho place of beginning. Containing one
hundred aud one acres, one hundred ard
nve pcrches and nlfowance OF six rer cett..
be tho same more or less.
certify that the above: ga truo COPY Of
Tho original writ ana description OF the
properly attached. 'f et.raH .E,etX
Il. J. VAN GIESEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff s ONCE, Tionesta April a22d, ls7s.
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Mr.. Henry Frazier of Monroe
township had his leg smashed below
the knee, last Tuesday, at Reuben
ShiTey's where log stable was raised.
Mr.. Frazier was on corner, and a
log slipped and he fell and his leg be-
ing caught between two logs was
smashed in a terrible manner below
the knee. DR.. Spencer Of Curlisville
rcduccd The fracture. 1t is possible
amputation may yet be required
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AN APPEAL


On the evening of June I'd, 1878,
the village of Corsica, jefferson Coun
ty, Pa, one Of the most prosperous
and hourishing towns in this part of
the State, was all burnt but the sub
grbs. All the shops but one, all the
Hotels, Stores, and Mills were consum-
ed. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. All but very little of the en-
tire capital Of the town is lost. The
flames spread with such rapidity that
but little property could be saved,
some escaping with only the clothes
they had on at the time. In about
one hour aud forty minutes forty-three
buildings were lying in charred and
smoking ruins. Many families are
left hepseless and homeless, not having
saved a single meal of victuals.
Many mechanics and laborers are
thrown out Of employment, and their
families are in want.
An appeal is hereby made to the
ohsFity of the public. Contributions
should be sent to the following;
NEWTeN TAYLOR, J
ISAAC STAR, Relief Com.
JOHN MoCAULEY,
Dr.JoHN THOMPSON, Treasurer.
PRoF. j. A. RITcHEY, Secretary.
coRIscA, JEFFERSON Co, PA.
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.selas s-s ALSO - t.r.. -
REAL-EsTATE AGENT,
ANDHAVE NOW FOR SALE

AM ia z NOh rOh SALE
One farm OF y6 acres, 30 cleared, house
aud barn, in Kingsley township. for 81, coo.
ono house and lot IN Tionesta norouStk
ON Race ST., 1000. 80 -,.--s -.,---s',s''
Ono house and lot on Water ST. 81 300.
One house and loton Wator st. 81 .0G0.
One house and lot on Water 81. $500.
One house aud lot on Water ST. i,t0gs
F1fteon out lots from $500 to $500. sfSS
One dwelling house, barn and orehstA
two water. wells, and out building, 5-Aeras
of land, and as good location as there is
in the village of rlonesta, $1,000. - - -
One Saw and Planning Mill, with AT
kinds of machinery for making Sash +.
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Sash, MoaliiRs:
The machinery is nearly ali now, Three
acres of land; situated at the mouth Of
Tionesta Greek. Arare chance 10 invest
Price $1,000. -- BLY, .
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1873.
-The foIloWinr item, are taker

The following items are taken
from che St., Mary's Gazette:
On Tuesday last a Swede working
At Hawks mill, about three miles
from the place was fatally injured by
being struck on the head by the limb
ofa falling tree. After being struck,
he remained unconcious for some
time, but he partially recovered the
use Of his mind. DIR. Hartman and
Reynolds were smmoned, who upon
examination, found that the skrll had
been fractured from a point on his
forehead Immediately above the nose
Ssound to the back part of the head, a
fracture nine inches long. In this
condition he lived but seven hours
after the accident occurred.
Monday evening last. about half
past nine O'clock this whole communi.
fy was thrown into state of terrible
excitement by the report that a man
named Horack had been killed on the
street opposite John Krug's Meat
market. A few minutes after being
found, G.. G. Brandon, j. p. was no.
tilted, when he proceeded to the spot
indicated and found the body as re-
ported. DR.. Reynolds was summoned,
vhe examined the body and pronounc-
ced life extinct, when it was removed
to room in the town hall building,
and jury summoned to hold an in.
guest.
Drs. Reynolds and Hartman pro-
ceeded to hold post mortem exam
ination on the body of the deceased,
after which they testified that deceased
had received an injury on the back
part of the head the conclusion of
which had caused congestion of the
brain with a strong effusion of blood
on the brain, said wound being made
by blunt instrument, and was suffic-
lent to cause death. Other testimony
elicted pointed to VIM. Zelt as the
person who had committed the deed.
The jury found the following verdict,
"that said John Horack came to his
death at the county aforesaid on the
evening of June I'd 1873, by being
struck on the back of the head with
stone or other blunt instrument by
William Zelt of St. Mary's, Elk Coun-
.ty, Pa, making a cash or cut about
two inches in length on the scalp and
extending to the skull bone making
.ap abrasion on the bone, causing con-
gestion of the brain, and with strong
effnsioR of blood on the BRAN, and
causing mortal wound of which said
Horsck then and there died at the
hour of about half past nine o'clock
on the night of June 2, 1873" VIM.
Zelt was committed to Jail.
The deceased was a man of intem-
perate habits, and had served a term
in Penitentiary for numbering a man
about eight years ago. 1t is a si1gn-
lar coincidence that he met q violent
death within one hundred yards of the
the spot in which he committed u
.~urderous deed some eight years ago.
Zelt has been a citizen of this place
from boyhood, and has enjoyed the
reputation of being a quiet industri-
Gus citizen. There was such a marked
difference in the habits and disposi-
.tion of the two men, that it has crea.
ted great deal of sympathy in this
community in favor of the accused.
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DIED.

C0NNELL. On the 9Th instant, ELLEN, wife
81 jeremiah Connell in the 5Stb yesr Of her age,
ma I've OF Bal, me e gott, sounty Kerry, ireland
Dearest children L have ltat thee,
In the earthly wor Ia alone;
Weep not for me, will meet thee,
In that bright, eternal home
Her funeral VIII take place on FRIDAY afternoon
Maa Il, from her late residence, No. 30 v stree
northwest, ats O'Clock. The frienAs and ara u.int
anoes of the family are respectfully invited ts at
tend r.
DAILY. On the 30th ult.. In Georgetown, RIOS
sf1TA, wife Of james ID. DAILY, in the 18th year sf
her age. Notice Of burial in future.
MAHENE1. After short illness. on the morn
ing OF the 80 ut, JOHN MAHENEY, q native o
county Kerry, ireland, aged thirty -One years.
lis relatives and friends are invited % attend hi
General from his late residence, 9TH street road on
poelte Howard University, on 90 morrow (FridsyJ
May ID, az O'Clock D. m.
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EVENING STAR.



New York correspenten, Of the Philsaei-
pnla stsr, referring tO-tse recent revival OF the
caused by the woodhall- elahis
OF Henry Ward Beecher AMI Mrs Theoiere
luton, taxes occasion 90 state his heller th.t
TIE chsrges were false and malicious. ana then
gives this explanation q them: have said IN AZ
many believed these charges we've m, a., 49,
tSement for the weekly, but there were |. ee,r
Who believed that Victoria Woodruff hsd an
other object In yiew-thsti In "a q she was aorered
because Tilton and his wife had commsnceS
again 70 live with each ether. From the time
that Tilton became infatuated with the Wood
nas-C,anin crowd 10 the time he broke with
them he had changed his course of life. lie
not only abused his wHe, bat made charge.
against her that were known 90 be false.
whenever a newspaper attacked Mr.. Triton.
ne would charge his wife vi "a instsgating a.
KNOW that Mrs. Tiltons mother went 70 n
prominent Journalist Of New York citv AND
ss s. him not to attack Mr. Tnton, because
aitsr every attack the latter would 60 home
ana abuse his wife. IL nov appears hy letter
~ - IHtchs own signature that Henry &.
1891, publisher OF the Independent and
hrcoklyn Union. was the Isvo who vhisDered
IN Mr. Ititon's ears the insina,tious a ysins, nj
wife. Not only, said Mr.. Bowen, had Reecse
abused MT. Tilton's Fri 'Hdship, bu, that o
other members Of the congregation. Mr. Tii.o,
was Mr.. Bowen's EDITOR. and believing then th..
charges against Mr.. Beecher % be true thra.,o
ened TO expose him, but Mr.. Bowen Dismissed
Triton wrote letter te Bowen nro,e.,i,,
aeslnst the dismissal, and showing pretty con
clGsiNeiN that the charges OF Mr.. Bowen orig
mated from the jealousy of rhe latter of IN.
Christian Union. OF which Mr. Beecher Va.
editor. IL had met with great success and NJ.
last suppianting the Independent with the re-
hgious community. and Bowen knew that the
only way 10 stop further threads was % have
B'ccher disgraced. This letter OF Tiiton ha.
created profound sensation I'm BROOKLYN II
Is printed I'm the Eagle, becaase Bowen has
made charges against the character Of the edi-
tor Of the Esgle-Congressr,an Kinsells n.
puts Bowen I'm bad light. If Bowen believed
All these charges he acted very strangely be
cause ever since he made them n G has heen a
regular COMMUNICATE Of Beecher's church srd
his pastor Is on visiting terms with his wife sad
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~ RU EE's SALE
VALUABLE FARM NEAR ROCKVILLE,

by yirtue OF a deed OF trust from Harry Hurley
and wife, dated May the sth, 1855 and recorded In
hber Z. MOI, foiio los, &c, one Of the land
recordsof Montgomery county, will sell, at public
au ton, at the Court house door, in the town of
Rockville, on TUESDAY, 9th day Of May, ISIS. AT
III @ clock a. m, the Farm ON which the said Harry
Hurley now resides. This farm Is on the public
road from Rockville TO Darnestown, about a mile
and half from the former place. IL has been laid
on into two parts, and will be sold separately.
Lot fronts on the public road, and contains ll71
acres Is OF which good chestnut and oak timber;
Is well watered, and imrroved by tvo-story Frame
Dwelling House, with Barn, Stables and Granary.
Lot lies Immediately in rear Of lot is also wei
wooded and watered, and IL improved by a good
Frsme House, Of six rooms, and contains ia acres
Terms: One-third cash; balance In one and two
year., with interest and approx ed eecurtfy.
For further parffculsrs plat sh wing the prem
ses, Apply to Rcbafd NJ illians, attorney -at-iaw,
aaa-eoS,s sAML FOWLER, Trustee.
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CoMPARIsoNsARE ODIoUs.-A Paris journal
Is authority for saying that recenly. at the
IioSerle des Lnas, lady In very bad humor
said savagely 20 a gentleman who had f,xed his
eyes on her for some time, ssMhy have Won
gaped al me for an hour fOOl?'' {" An, madame 20
reIiied the gentleman, bowling very respect
tully, "if you only knew how much Won rf.em-
hle nav poor monkey which loved - much
The sequel IT, LEFT to conjecture
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THE WOMEN are shopping now NOTHING hat
the op-knot OF the averap. CLERK "a vt..hte
ABOVE The TOW ertng counter, except when n q
goes mp Tor another piece Of goods, and a. Is ts-
rtsting 10 study the emotions that are % work
within by the wrinkles of the scalp An no
one can really understand the ms ghtv thouchts
that surge through their brain a. they are ash
ed u they "haynt got something a little light
err" We who have comfortable bou.as and
parents, ana bakers bread, rarely think of this
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RIA local paper warns its fair readers that
the side walks n maha abound ia holes .sths,
size of lady 3 foot. f" and in another column re-
counts that boy six years did fell into one of
them the other day.
HAt the New England conference receutlt
held IN Lynn, Mass, an attempt was made %
establish a Free Methodist church in Boston.
''oi the largest size, in which the term Of the
pastor service should be limited only by his
usefulness" IL WAS considered an inn0vation
however, and the resolution was tabled
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"Hullo, Jones. What's the matters''
Jones (amateuT tenor)-"Oh, dreadful chronic
lnhamnation OF the larnyNi Lost NV voice en-
tirelyN Brown-"DeaT me, YOU don't mea.
thar Jones-'Nes-been compelled &c give
ur singing altogether" Brown with alscfityl
by george, look here. cid fellow, Come ana
dine with US tonight, and spend the evening :,
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TRCsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPT.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDISG
LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPT.
"A BY virtue Of a deed bearing date on the
e9oGth day of March. A. d. 1873, conveying the
~herelnatter described lots Of ground to the up-
designed, trustees, in trust, to sell and CON
highest bidder, on MONDAY, NAV 18th, ls53
at O'Clock p. m, in front of the premises '
original Lots numbered one % and twenty three .
(23,) and the east half Of original Lot numbered
three t3,l all IN square numbered en- hundred and
thirty three t1SSl Lot No. has a front of a. feet
and 10 inches on ID street southeast by depth of rs
feet on street southeast Lot No 23 has front of
40 feet on street southeast, bet xeen lst and ai
streets by depth of 1l9 feet inches And the
east bali Of Lot No. has a front of % feet on
street, between lst and "a streets southeast, by
d pth Of l19 feet and inches.
his property Is in the same square in which St
in neighborhood containing some Of the finest i'm
pTpyements on Capitol Hill, AMI about two squares
southeast OF the eastern park Of the Capitol grounds
The lots will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed are. One
third Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue
IT. three equal instalments pay able (6 j. twelve
(2) and eighteen ls) months from day of sale with
interest," and secured by deed Of trust on the prom
erty sold or all cash, purchasers option If the
terms 81 sale shall not be complied with within one
week from day Of SALE the Trustees the right
purchaser. deposit of Sl0D in cash on each lot
will be required at the time If purchase. Convey
ancing az purchaser cost.
ko 3 t " iMIcIPHrRsoN, Trustees.
a9-d&ds LATIMEk 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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TRusTEEhs sALEoF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On IHE SOUTHEAST CORNER oF EIGH-
Al AUCTION.
"a b. virtue Of a deed Of trust 20 me, bearing
- NJ. the 9Th day 81 July, A. ID. lS72 and record
---ed in ber NJ. 6Ss. fslio 3ls, urIr Of the land
7 cords for Washington county, District If Colun
a. and NJ the request Of the party secured ther
i vii sell al public sHction. To the highest bid
n non, oi the premises. IN THURSDAY, thr sih
day :" May, ISIS. a. o',lack D. m. lot Iettrred ,
n III NJ agrnder- subt, isiun Of original lots num-
l"red To- IL, IL and lS, ia square l52 the samA ar.
Washington.
This property fronts - feet on T street aud has
street northwest
Terms Of sale: Cash. If the terms Of sale are not
implied with within five days from day of sale, the
trustee reserves the right TO resell tn property NJ
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser sln
down At time OF sale. yeyancing At p1rchaseris
cost. II. w BOWMAN Tru.,aa
MI dads DATlMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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WM u. HoLTzMAN, Trustee.
a25 LATIMER a OLEARY, Aucts


In virtue of writ Of eri facias, issued out Of the
Clerk 8 office of the Supreme Court of the District
81 the court house door OF said District. on
DAY the 9Th day of May, ISIS, at IL O'Clock m,
In and to subdivision No. "g," in square No ~, in
the city Of Washington, d. Co. together with all and
iexied upon the property Of Allison Major, and
vii be sola to satisfy execution No. $3.50 in favor OF
April Is, l0S. el9-dts
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RY GREEN i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Eth and ID AZ rect

TRU SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTf IN SQUARE No. 675, NEAR ST.
"a By virtue Of deed of trust, dated April 10Th,
V: 4: b. 1872, and duly recorded in liber No. 6Sl,
1li9 s. &C., Of the land records for Washington
cured thereby will sell at public auction, in front
OF the premises on MONDAY the st day OF april,
one hundred and twenty seven III and one hundred
and twenty eight (l2s) and part of lot numbered
one hundred and twenty nine (l29l, in Gilberts
corded subdivision of square numbered six handred
and seyenty-ive (675), in the city of Washington,
WIN all the improvements thereon, consisting of
nearly flushed brick dwellings on north street.
plat IT the property will he exhibited he sale
Terms of sale: One-half in cash, of which SlOO
must be paid at sale upon each house sold; the
terrc payments to be made in six and twelve months
after day of sale, with interest per cent per
annum, and secured BY deed of trust TO the satisac
uon of the Trustee. Terms to be fully complied
with within six DAYS after day of sale otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property,
after one week notice, at the risk and cost of first
purC 1aser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost,
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee.
aS-Taw6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MoNDAI, May D, at the same hour and place. By
order of the trustee
a2l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- Northwest corner Of 10th and Streets
nYC. Kennedy,

ATAgCTIoN.THREE SIX ,RooMED FRAMED
HOUSES ON "A STREET, ON EASY TERMS.
On TUESDAY, May 9th, at O'Clock D. m, 1
will SELL separately, in front of the premises. parts
OF Lots "a and Is Square SIS, improved by three six
aO4 and 500 "a street, between and.F streets
Terms: One-feurth cash; balance in payments of
$40 per month. $50 down at sale
a2s-st O. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.
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RoBT. W. MCPHERSON. { Trustees.
a3Gd&ds EATIMEk 4 CLEARY, Aucts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
- Northwest corner 10Th and ID streets.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BASE
MET, AT dr AND BACK hCIs BuIhpING
BEING No. AS LOUISIANA AVENUE,
rk0NTlNG JUDICIARY SQUARE, AT AUG
- on MONDAY, the 9th day of May. 1873, we
- shall sell, in 'front.' of the premises at oclc ok
- p. m, that fine msstic front Brick House front
ing ON Louisiana avenue, opposite Judiciary Square,
front OF 80 feet, more less, running back to a
wide, paved alley, yo feet. The house cont aims be-
tW cen eighteen and twenty conveniently arranged
rooms. We deem il unnecessary to say anything
relative to the adv and beautiful location
of the above mentioned property, as it is well known
to be one OF the most desirable and beautiful pieces
Of property for business private residences now
for sale, near the Judiciary Square.
Terms Of sale: OBe-siNth cash; balance in one,
two, three four and FIVE years. for notes bearing in
terest from day Ut sale at per cent. deed given
and deed OF trust taken on the property sold. Two
hundred dollars required to be paid down when the
property Is knocked of, and the whole terms to be
complied with in eigh. days from day of sal e. the
right is reserved to resell the property, at the risk
ard cost of the first purchaser. All conveyancing
al cost Of purchaser Title perfect.
a29 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WISE SAYINGS of great men are very inter
esting reading, and tire remark of the Missis-
siPp judge will be handed Town among The saw
ings OF eminent persons. Said he. splitting out
quid OF tobacco, and taking a fresh one: II
haven't been judge a great while hut think 4
can snatch justice bald headed as well as any
Cn'em.n -
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

RY EATlMkR CLEARY,
~ Auetioneers and Real Estste Brokers.
Southwest ccrDer Penn-y III "a avenue and llh IT.
Star Office Building.
VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
NUE., TWO DOORS WEST OF SIXTH STREET
WEST, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- We Will offer for sale, nj public auction. In
AIS3, a o O'Clock p. m, the House and lot new
occupied BY Joseph Plaix a stsurant, known as
NO oo4 Pennsy lyauia avenue and being part Of lot
numeered ID IN Square numbered four hund red
metes and bounds: Commencing q, . point on Penn,
syiyania avenue northwest fortyfve (45l feet ght
te inches westw ardly from the northeast OF
ssld square, and running thence wesfwarSily along
the line Of said Avenue twenty two ca feet thence
southwardly and AZ right angles with said avenue
1.-TWO fo2lteef thence due south ffty three 1887
ieet eight lsl inches TO the line Of orth street
thence east along said street twenty (2,D feet
thence north fortys 10 feet and nine fsl ches
ana thence northwardly to the place of beginning
The improvements consist Of a large four-story
81 OF the room on the first floor, which fronts both
on Pennsy Nv anis avenue and b street north
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
cash, and the balance In equal instalments OF six
90 twelve ley and eighteen 0si months from date
OF saei the purchaser will be required TO give his
notes for the deferred pay ments bearing ipferes AZ
the rate ~ eight ts per cent annur secured
will be required when the property is bid of. Con
yeY ancing at cost of puTcnaser.
LEWIS j. DAVIS
EUGENECARUSI
VIM. Y. LEACH,
Executors Of estate Of l.. Johnson, deceased
and LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
Consequence OF the rain, until thursday, NAV
ISIS, same hour aud place.
By order of the Executors.
sai-dSds LATIMER CJEARY, Aucts.