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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29
SHERIFF'S SAID

DY virtue Of writ of feri facias issued to
ID me from the Circuit Court of Giles coun-
ty in favor of G. a. London, Guardian, &c,
rs. j. b. jackson, Executor of W. T. Gordon f,
and S. B. Marsh, Security, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court house
door in Pulaski,
On Saturday, Nov. 2lst, 1874,
tract Of land lying in the 18th civil district
of Giles county, on the waters of Richland
creek, bounded north by the lands of Chas.
Dabney and others, south by Is,Mary Cor
don, east by Mrs. Rutledge, west by Richland
creek, containing by estimation $50 acres
Levied upon as the property of S. B. Marsh
and sold to satisfy said Il. ia.
o29-3t r. A. MITCHELL, Shift
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ChancerY Sale Of Land.

Jas. L. Watkins, Admir-, ct al. vs.. Alexsu-
der NJ, Carter ct al.
pursuant to decree Of the Chsncery Court
L for Giles county in the above cause will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
On Monday, Nov. %, 1874,
at the court house door in Pulaski, on credit
of /, a years, with interest from date ana
free from redemption, the tract of land men
toned in the pleadings, containing about sc
acres, situated in the 9TH civil district CT
GILES county on the south bank OF Richland
creek. Platt and survey exhibited on day of
sale, Notes with approved security REQUIRED
OF the purchaser and lien retained for their
payment J. b. STACY, q. IL NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

EB- Judge Logan, our candidate for
the State Senate has had no opponent
until very recently except Andrew
Bentley, of Lawrence-but the Wayne
county Citizen comes to hand containing
the card of a radical candidate for this
office. Goodbye Bentley
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Chancery Sale of Land,
Harriet Littroli, Adm'x, VS., w. II. welsh
pfbars

HNTrIeL LlItreU, Aum'N, vs., W IT. McEb
and others.
pursuant to a decree Of the Chancerv Court
for Giles county, Tenn, I will sell
On Friday, Nov. 20, 1874,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on a credit of l 50 years, except a
cash payment of 800, with int crest from
date, the tract OF about 80 acres of land, sit
uAtod in the 18th civil district of Giles conn
ty, on the waters of Leatherwood creek, ad-
joining the lands of Jas, NJ Edwards and
others. Notes with two or more good secur-
tiles will be required and lien retained for
the payment Of the purchase money. Per
sons wishing a comfortable homo will do
well to examine this tract before the day of
sale. Platt and survey exhibited on day Of
sale. J. B. STACY, G. Il NJ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

EB- The radicals are working their
tolls around us. All over the State they
are promising to vote for Andy johnson
for u. S. Senator, if elected to the Leg
isldture. Whether this is by his con-
nivance or not we can't say, but it is
just like him. Let everybody watch
and DraV
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

Jno. c. Walker OF al vs.. S. G. Calvert. Fx'r
ct al, and
;. &. Calvert, EXT, ct al. vs.. VIM -. Smith
and wife ct al
Dursuant to a decree of the Chancerv Court
for Giles county in the above cause. l
will sell at public sale TO the highest bidder
On Tuesday, Nov. cath 1874,
on the premises, on credit OF q ; wears
with interest from date, and free from re
demption, the tract of about l5l acres of land
mentioned IN thu pleadings. situated in the
tiers of Robertson Fork creek. and being a
portion of the lands formerly belonging 10
the estate Of John c. Walker, decd Platt
and survey exhibited on day of sale Notes
with approved security required of purchas-
Oct 90, 1874 j. b. STACY. &. q NJ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

EH- Ex-President johnson grossly
and wilully misrepresents Gov. Browns
position upon the Senatorial question as
laid down in his Pulaski speech. Mr.. j.
says Gov. b. said the people should not
pledge themselves either for johnson or
Bate, and asks ''why single out Johnson
and Bate? Is Gov. Brown afraid of the
people ?" The truth is, and Mr.. John
son knows it, Gov. Brown did not men
ton the name of either Mr.. johnson or
Bate in that connection. Why should
Mr.. johnson thus pervert the truth to
make little capital? 1t is exceedingly
small In so great man rs Mr.. johnson
70 seek such small and mean advantage
of one who has committed no greater of
Tense than simply to counsel the people
not to create division in their ranks by
agitating a question which does not
properly belong to the canvass. That
gentleman could not have any selfish
motive in this. His sole object is to
maintain the party organization intact
and thereby SECURE democratic Senators
and Representatives in the Legislative
cOuncils of both the State and nation.
1t only manifests his great desire for
democratic success, even at the sacrifice
If necessary of any aspirations he may
have.
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Has A. j. in any of his speeches ex-
pressed any statesman-like views, or
ditions of the State can be improved (?
On the contrary, he Celebrates but two
ideas-the first is that he must be made
Senator; the second Is that John G.
Brown must not be. In ali else his
speeches are Trades of abuse of others,
and ingenious laudations Of himself. II
the Independents do not see the trick,
no one can be surprised at the position
they take in relation to parties.-C larks-
HflLe ChrOafcEe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie, the Presiding
Elder of this district for the last four
years, is stationed at Pulaski. He is a
warm hearted christian, and an able
preacher, and we bespeak for him, of
our Pulaski neighbors, warm welcome
and a hearty support this year.-Lal0-
renee Journal.
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nrSSOrmTTnN

T'HE copartnershiP heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the style of
Davidson & Buchanan is dissolved, j. Y.
Buchanan retiring, and J. E. Davidson con
tinuing the livery business at the same stand,
who alone is authorized to settle the old bu-
siness, and who hopes TO receive a continu-
ance of liberal patronage.
J. F. Davidson,
o15-4t J. Y. BUCHANAN.
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Original Attachment.

R. A. F. Jackson VS.. W. II. Cook.
this cause it appearing by affidavit that
the defendant, W. II, Cook, is justly in
debted to plaintiffs, and is nonresident of
the state SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, and an original at
tachment having been levied on his proper
ty, IT Is therefore ordered that publication be
made four successive weeks in the Pulaski
Citizen, newspaper published IN Pulaski,
Tenn, commanding the said W. II. Cook to
appear before me, or some other acting Jus.
tce of the Peace, at my Office in the 18th
district Of Giles county, on the 14th day of
tense to said suit, or it will be proceeded
with exparte. Os J. 7. HARMoND, J. P.
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EB On Tuesday next eleven new
Governors arc to be elected, seventeen
State Legislatures and two hundred and
twelve Congressman.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
On Tuesday. November I'd 1877

~ II ~N'NhCs 1'O'OAADSA Jus ACG r.
/ viii open and hold an election at the
voting places of each district of Gllss county
for the purpose Of voting for a Governor of
Tennessee, Member of Congress from the 9Th
Congressional District of Tennessee, and
members to the State Legislature.
Tho Constables of each civil district are
hereby dePutized to hold said election.
Oct. %, lS74-td tR. A. MITCHELL, Shift.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of writs ofvondI exponas issued
ID to me from the Circuit Court of Giles
county in favor of W. II. Mcconnell vs.. d.
G. and G. II. Ussery, will sell for cash tc
the highest bidder at the court house door in
Pulaski, on Saturday, Nov. 81. 1874.
all of the right, title and interest the said
usserys have in and to the following lands
lying in the 18th civil district Of Giles couu-
ty on the waters of Robertson's Fork creek.
bounded north by Thos, Gri fis, west bv J
d. Cannier, south by ID II. Jones and A. d.
w allace, east by M Vancleave, containing
by estimation les acres. Levied upon as the
property of said Usserys and sold to satisfy
said vendi exponAs.
os9-St X. a. MITCHELL. Sh'F
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1924 Machines in Excess of Our
HiChoSt Couno4;.o,
Wheat Wanted!

ME- VII pay the highest market price in
W.. C 49,. i9r All good merchantable
seliy or at any station on the railroad. ''-A7
51AS-Am HILL q BALLRETINE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

General w. b. Bate has never yet
publicly declared himself a candidate
for the Senate. Yet Governor John G..
Brown officially notified the folks at Pu-
laski not TO think about Bate.-ReUteto G
journal.
We tell you again that this is a fabri-
cation of Andy Johnson's. Gov. Brown
did no such thing. In his Pulaski
speech he said that in his opinion this
Senatorial question should not be per
mitted to become an issue in the No
yember election-that 1t would disturb
and distract the cOunsels of the party,
dc. This was his opinion and certainly
he had right TO express it, without his
motives being impugned, especially to
his own people, every one of whom were
for him against the world. win the
ReUiet0 C Journal do Gov. Brown the
justice to correct this misrepresentation
and say that Andy johnson manufac-
tured 1t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-29

The friends of Gen. w. b. Bate claim
that Gov. John c. Brown ought to have
been defending his administration, when
he notified the good people of Giles that
they must not think or talk about Bate
for the ScnatOrship.-ReU &c journal.
It Is time that transparent misrepre-
sentation of the "great'' commOner was
stopped. Gov. Brown did not mention
the name of Gen. Bate in his Pulaski
speech. Andy johnson stamped that tale
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY viItue of Deed of Trust made to us by
- G.. II. Ussery and recorded in Trust Deed
Book A, page $50, in the Registers office in
Giles county, We will sell to the highest bid
der for cash,
On Saturday, Nov. 14th, 1874,
on the premises, tract of land lying on the
waters Of Robertson's Fork Creek, in tie
18TH civil district of Giles county, Tenn,
bounded north by the lands of Thos. Grifiis
and Minor Wilkes, decd south by d. II.
Jones, east by n J. Vancleave and James
Gritis, and west by j. d. Cannier, contain
ing by estimption 1875 acres, being the same
on which d. G. 81 G. H.iUssery now reside.
Sold free from the equity Of redemption
Said land is well improved, timbered and
watercd.
Wo0Ds9N WALKER,l R. A. MITCHELL,
~ - IL oNES, Agent.
Il. l.. EVANS, } Trustees.
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10000 CASH GIFTS,
S2,5OO.OOO

Grand Total 10000 Gifts, all cash 500 900
OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets ..--..-. ............$ so 90
Halves .-......-. .-...-...... 1900. 25 90
Tenth, or each Coupon Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
II Whole Tickets for .......- ........ 500 90
221S Tickets for .-.. .--...--... ! 900 90
Persons wishing to invest should order
promptly, either Of the home office, or our
local Agents,
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nIshed on application.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
AREET AID MANAeER,
Public Library Building Louisville, KY.
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mSOLvENT NOTICE.

uAvIHs suggested to the County Court of
Ii Giles county, Tenn, the insolvency of
the estate of Andrew Smith, decd, all per-
sons holding claims against the same are
of said Court duly authenticated on OF before
the LIST Monday in April. 1875, or they will
be barred payment.
o15-4t JAS. P. SMITH, Admir-.
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Suggested.
Insolvency

II AvNG suggested the insolvency Of the
II estate OF Mary W. Fry, deceased to the
Clerk Of Giles County Court, l hereby give
notice for all persons having claims against
said estate to appear and file the same, au-
thontieated IN the manner prescribed by law
with said Clerk on or before January 3Oth,
1875, or they will be forever barred.
o29-4t /. j. HICKMAN, Admir-
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BlOOded Stock for Sale.

On the lSt Monday in December Next
l will sell to the highest bidder on the
square in Pulaski my
BIOOdcd Stallion Jasper.
And a Fine j a OK.
o29-1m j. W. VAUGHN.
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s Valuable Farm for Sale.
I offer for sale on the most liberal terms 3
/ tract of 245 Acres Of land, situated on
Elk River, adjoining the town of Elkton, on
the Pulaski q Elkton Turnpike. The land
Is well wateFed, timbered. &c, has upon IL .
splendid residence and all necessary outside
improvements, and is q good quality Of Elk
River Bottom Lands. Apply 70 the under
signed for further information.
jl2tf JAS. A. BOWERS.
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House and lot for sale near the public
square, Pulaski. Apply to
sepl0-tf. w. II. GARRETT.
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Is the new Wheeler & Wilson simple in
that it may be easily learned
and not liable to get ont of order
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DI n ID.

ATHEI On 9TH instant, az ?. m, Of typhoid
lever, ALIUE, the eldest daughter q J0hn NJ AID
Mary Athey. lbeesburg, Va. papers COPY
The funeral viii take place ~ clock on Thur
Gay, the 29h Instant, from her fathers residence,
no. s. p street, Georgetown, ID. q. Relatives and
friends Invited 20 attend.
BEAUH. JAMES n youngest son Of ID. " aud
IHZie Besch, Of pneumonia, on the Goth iEstant,
aged 4 months.
CANDY. At the residence q bis grandpareuts
Anthony Parkinson, 81 STREET aud penusylFau
syenu,, Ah1HObl PARKINSON CAkDY. aged
Il months and fdays.
The family ard relatives, slsp their friends, are
respectfully requested To ate nd the funeral 81 hall
Pat O'Clock, or THURSDAY afternoon, 20 proceed
70 Congress burial PrOuLd 3
HlBBs. On Tuesday, the 9Th Instant, MARION
FRANCIS, beloved wife q james NmOty Hobs
snd daughter Of Ann 3. and the late Captain Walter
sTder,
Funeral a. the Assembly = church, corner 5sh aud
i streets northwest, on to-mrrrOW 2srh, a. 90 D m
Reistiyes aud friends u the family are invited 20
attend.
WARNER. On The % n instant, WILLIAM PIX
TERS, beloved son Of Mary aud the la q Henry w
Warner, Bged - years and days.
His friends, rtlSfiVcs, and &c uaiutAnces OF the
family respectfully requested 20 attend the fa-
norsi from the residence % his mother, NJ street,
between sth and l0tB streets southeast, THURSDAY,
the 29th Instant, At clock D. Alexandria,
Va, and Wilmington, Del. apers please COPY AZ
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sITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q writ Of heri faceas, issued out of
the Clerk 3 ofce OF the Supreme court Of the Dis
trist Of Columbia sEd to me directed win sell. at
dsor OF said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF
November, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, all J. l.. Lyns's
Iisht, tle claim and interest in and to Lot No. no.
ia Beall' q addition 20 Gsorgetswn D. O. Beginning
for the same at the intersection OF Monroe
and Beel Streets In said Geors etowu, and running
north along the west line Of Monroe street So feet
thence west and parallel with 3eali 60 feet
thence south and parallel with Monroe street IS
feet TO Besl street. thence east along the line OF
Beall street 60 feet 10 the place OF beeinnng to-
gether with all and singular the i'm royemeu,s
thereon, siez and levied upon the property OF
J. l.. Lyme. aud will be sold satisfy No.
e572 "a ainst j.. Lyme and Martha 0'Donoghue, sr
the sci Of the District Of Columbia
ALEX. SHARP, q. Q. Marshal, d. o.
October IL 1874. octll-dts
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HThe coopers' lock out IN Nsw York il e.
tsblisbtd.
tF-Tbe hand loom wesvers o. PhUaielphia
nave decided 20 make the bosses pay more
money orstrike.
81 Five hundred dollars we're fond con-
ceslcd on the person "a n man iu salem, Mass
Who had been taken o. iR., TOY debt.
ga female clerk in western pos. 90
Wa discharg ed because she spent the most OF
hct tine M reaiing postal cards.
- The Pittshurg temperance crusa iers have
begUn operations sEaiust the f-u ists o. that
cN. Information was furnished the auth5rt-
ues The other cay that a we'll known hrm we're
selling liquors without license and on Sundavs
E@-lnternStiOusl EOOd will again, sailor
overheard from British three decker London On
the haTbor OF Rio Janeiro aud likely 90 drOsn.
two sailors dive from United states friRata
Lancaster and save him! Three cheers, Bl0Sf
IL thicker than water, etc.
SF-Ata private meeting Of the Western diris-
ION OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive EnRt-
neers. representing al the railroads west Of tae
Ohio, held At 81. Louis on tue 2Sd. n resolution
was adopted protesting against the reduction OF
the wages, and declaring that AZ will not o
submitted 20.
rF-An Old soldier iu Sicily gave his wife a
SILK dress. Ills wife died and was buried Ia the
dress. Some weeks after the old soldier saw
this dress on a woman In the country, ana
from the Cspuchin monks, who al the custody
OF the village cemetery. lie reported the case
% the police, who investigated and made the
discovery that regular trade was carried on ia
effects taken from dead bodies. There ws-
even 4 trade in hair.
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n Ak RIED.

BLADES-JOEFLER. On the 22i. at 81 D5rni-
NIX church, b. hot. Father B8kle, kMERTBUs
y BLADES, washington, ID. O., 20 mARh q
papers pltssc COpyl
OOBURh-BU kCH On Tuesday, October 9Th,
r. ~ Ihe gnndrn Tars9,ss9s ~ the hsy
n. bJ hCH, both Of " Washington. NOCafds.
hAhL-kHlck. October 27th, ~ the residence
OF the brlte's parents, by the rev. J. N. C0OHbs,
1HAhLEs IA. EARL, OF Warrington, 20 Mites
JENNIE 4. sBl6k, u GsorRotown, ID q
fEEf-BkADT. On the evening 81 the Eth
lustsni, IN Georgetown, ID. g. bv Rev. q n Hove.
J, WILL AN FREY and MissELLA Al, BRADT =
eCHIEBLER-MOOdE In Newark, n J o.. on
THURSDAY, october t2t, D. Rev. q. n bims, ID ID /,
GtObGk ". bCHlGBLER, formerly Of this city,
e. HANNAH 4 daughter of George B. More
tsg Of Newark. Nc caTd-.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

10 pursuance of Q deed Of trust from George w
ColdeBstroth and Ellen Ooldenstroth, his wife, to
me-, dated the 9TH day Of January, lSe, and re
the land records Of Prince Georges county, Mary
land win expose 70 Public sale, upon the prem
vember at IL O'Clock II fair. IL not the ne It fair
day thereafter, the land ther sby conveyed kuovn
as parts Of Witlentine, Lewis Point and Fife Ia
larged, Containing together sbout S95S acres.
This property Is situated In Prince Georges Co.,
Maryland, about two miles from the village Of Bla-
oensburg, and four from Washington city, inmedi-
Atey on the public road leading thereto, and 10 40
rosd, being distant from Msgruder's Station aud
Bennrnes station SD III mile. IL Is very produc-
which IL has been proitshlv applied f.r several
years past. n. q. cTbpH4he, Trostee.
Bladensbuyg, Nd, Oct. IL. lS4. octl6 eokds
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TbITED STATES mARsRAL's sALT,

In virtue OF FIVE wriis Of feri facas issued ont OF
the clerks oflce Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tr'ct OF columbia aud 10 me directed, will sell st
door Of said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF
Eovember, lo14, 81 IL o'clsck m, all Augustus
BAG hns right, title, claim and interest in and te
Lots %. 10l, lo2, los and lO4, In Dale wright's
snbdiy ision OF Mount Pleasant, IN the county of
and singular the improvements thereon, seized aad
levied upon as the property OF August Bachus, and
will be sold to satisfy executions Ne 95s7 against
Christian sproesser, Jacob DeIIner aud August
Bachus, NO. 1855 against Oscar Ferolander and
August Bachus, Nos. 1851, g773 and g7gi against
Fr.deIick Myers and August Bsehus all Of The suit
Of the District OF Columbia.
ALEX'R SHARP, q. 8. harshaI,D.C
October IA, 1874. ootiI-ts
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EkFB u. HAHNEH,
ID Zeal Estate brO6er and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner ILh and sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or FIRsT-ULAsS TWO
bTOhH BASEMENT AND MANSARD ROOF
with Tower fk SSSED BRICK FRONr RES-
IpEACE. No SO5 n STREET NORrHWESr
- b. virtue Of deed Of trust. dated April a..
- A. ID. ISIS, cUy recorded in Liber 30 Al, folio
hSSI, one Of the land records for tbe District OF
Columbia, snd st the request OF the parry secured
thereby, we viii sell at public auction. ia front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, November IIth
leI4, at och OK M, all thas piece OF parcel Of
ground beng stu ate IN the city Of washington u
Z snd known as bot numbered twenty -focr, % }
IN m Brownies recorded subdivision OF Lots
leiteTed A. to ID, }" Of Walter LenoN's subdivfs-
ion Of originsl Lots one, llJ two, 90 and twenty
two, (22,D in square numbered three hundred and
sizty -eiEht, sos together with ell the improve.
meuts &c, consisting Of airstclass residence with
sil the modern improvements, bay Windows, brown
stone steRs, tsIrsced IN trent, b., &c.
Terms. One-fourth cash, balance Sc six, twelve,
and tiEhieen months, with Interest ten per cent
per anuum from day Of sale, secured by a deed OF
trUst en- 5he property sold. deposit OF $50 will
be required st time Of sale. All cunveyancing 81
eNpense OF purchaser. III terms Of sale are not
complied with IN seven days the Trustees reserve
the tight to resell the perty AZ the risk ana cost
Of the defsulting purchaser after i've days sdyer-
usen-ent.
WILLIAM T. CHhNDLER,l-
EDWAkD A. ROLLINS. Hu5l7es'
0cSSeo6ds J. T. COLDHELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AactIoneet,
II successor to Green Wiiitsus, Auctis
No 1901, northwest corner 10. n aad d streets
CBAECrRY SALE or IMPBoyEp AND Nm.
lMPBONkD REAL estate ON Ira
svkSUE AID srRNkT soh MTAEkit IN
sTTsEaTr s9qTH, BETWEEN 1873 AVID
soITHEAsT CoREER OF MARYLAND
AVENUE AND 49, STREET.
81 BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court,
e q, passed IN equity cause No, 1878, will
CIer Tor sale a. public suction, in front Of the
,remlses, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th Of November,
go =, ~ O'clock g m Lots ., and s, IN Square
toS snd % and a. in Square s27, with the
improvements thereon,
Terms cf sale: One-f yurth cash; the residue in
tnree equal fnstalments of g. II and Is snths,
Gay Of SALE with interest at per or ali cash
~ tne election OF the purchaser. The title to be
retained IL I'll all OF the purchase sney and the
interest IL paid. IL the terms Of sale are not COM
piled with within days from the day of sale,
reserve the right TO reee the property at the risk
and co & OF th- dsfaulting purchaser. All convey
sncins At Or rchssers cost. 500 deposit en- the
ceptance Cf each bid.
cci2l-eo WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct