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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

YOUSo men with Whitewash on their
sleeves in the morning have evidently
been swinging on the gate the previous
g evening.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

U A YouSO LADY who knows
from experience, gets of the following
on kissing:
There Is as much difference 10 kisses
as in individuals, and | am sure |
should not like to be kissed by every
one. No indeed, for some would give
such an overwhelming smack, II would
almost deafen me. Now kissing can
BIO reduced to rules, one or two Of
which 1 will Try to give. The head
should always be turned slightly to the
right, as such motions gives grace and
prevents the cOnsussion Of the olfactory
organs. The lips shonld then DO
pressed closely and sweetly together as
you sip the nectar Of the long kiss, but
no smack should DO heard, / speak
particularly on this subject, because l
consider kissing part Of our nature,
aud because few people appear to IN.
dsrstaud tho value ola kiss, and the
mlunerin which such Solicitations with
the lips should be rendered.
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Eg SUPPOSED MURDER. We are
informed by Rev. W. II. Harrison,
who has just returned FROM Roane
county, t1at the body of Webster Greer
was found in the woods in ROanc
county, on lteedy Creek, and that i. Is
supposed lie had been murdered. lie
bad been dead some seven or eight
days when discovered. He was aged
about 30 years. When Mr.. Harrison
LEFT preparations were being made to
hold 40 inquest upon lis body Point
Pleasant Resitter.
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WELCOME TO IMnlGRASIs.-Jack.
son county Nstss condemns the crOak.
ing which ssme Of tho country press
seems to DO so fond Of lndulgiug 10 and
takes hOpcful view Of tbs future Of
Jackson county and ofthe State. We
heartily commend tho spirit Of the
following extract from recent sdito.
rial in that paper:
"Another sign Of our future is The
fact that some fifty families, chiefly
from Ohio and pennsylvania, have
settled within the bonds Of onr county,
10 the last twelve momihg. And what
|, gratifying to all, they are Just such
citizens as we want, mostely farmers,
industrious men, whoio axes are re.
sounding in our forests, whose plcWs
are upturning the virgin soil, and the
ringing, happy voice Of whose sun
brown boys and girls betokcn that they
belong to no old and worn .out race, or
fashion. bound, and fashion crippled
caste Of society. II our new corners
have found cheap lands, and pleasant
homes we want them to send back the
news Of their good fortune to their
friends, and bring within our borders a
host such as themselves. And let every
citizen who has the welfare ofhi neigh.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

ET JAMES Bop4S bas opened a
Grocery and Notion Store on Second
Street. See advertisement IN another
column,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

~ TnI County Court, at lis last
session, unanimously refused to grant
license to sell ardent spirits 10 the
county.
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as,,kglM!5;Igpt2ta4

rg- Ir is said (cOnfdsntiAliy. Of
course) that no le,s than ton weddings
will be celebrated this fall.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

RI A LIST Of The claims allowed at
tho June term Of eur County Court
will appear ia our next issue.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

IT is now going the rounds Of the
press that marriage is a Eort.o.ris.ky
business.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

Eg- The name and site Of Duck
Creek postoffics, BraxtOn county, i:
changed to "Big Otter with James
NJ. Boggs as postmaster.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

Mn. JoaS DussMORs. Of Rocky
IOint, Mouro, county committed sui.
eide by hangingiug himself 10 his
stable. He was a respectable citizen
aged about 90 years.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

Driukmnu has just received new
lot of AccOrdsons, which he offers
cheap.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-08

H TuB CouRrs AT the suggcs-
lion of many "cuquiring Friends We
give below the dates of the terms Of the
Circuit and County Courts in the yari-
Gus counties III our region Of the State.
This list is taken from the beat inform
alton at our command, and il any err
rOrs appear, We will thlnk our friends
to inform Us Of the fact, SO that tue
proper corrections may DO made:
Sixth CIRculr-JupoE BRASSoS.
LOFis-March LIST and September LIST,
Gilmer-March llth and Septr llth.
Upshur-Msrch 90 and November 90.
PrestOn-April7 aud October 7.
Randolph-April 23 aud October %,
Tucker-May Q and November 2,
Barbour-May 8 aud November Q,
wobstcr-May 90 and September &c
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( Gg WEsroN ARr GALlRRr IL.
w. Darlinton, Photographer and
dealer in pictures Of al Kinds, has
opened an Art Gallery at the head Of
Main Street. lie is prepared to take
pictures With the latest improvements.
Gems % cents, Photographs 50 80
per dozen. Give him a call land ex.
anime his works Of art. Framing pic.
lures promptly attended To-.
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LAND SALE.

David Coz
Isaac &. Waldo.
~ cHLScERT.
Under a decree Of the Circuit Coart Of
LAWS county, entered III this case on the
I'm day Of March, 1874, will sell, at public
auction, 10 ths highest bidder, 10 front oil
he Court House ofLeWis county, on the
Sd day Of August, 1874,
that being the FIRST day Of the next August
term ftke County Court Of saidcounty, the
following real estate In Lewis county, IN
the ordcf named, until a sufficient sum Is re.
allied 10 Iatisly sold decree, namely,
LOT NO. 4,
In the village Of Roanoke, contSining 10
noles, the same sold by Draper q. Mitchell
and WIN, j. Godfrey to Isaac G. Waldo.
Next, the undivided one-third interest In
tho rcyerSion In fec after the termination OF
Elizabeth waldo's dover estate, In tract
so ACRES OF LAND
on the West Fork river, which tract iI the
same that was assigned as dover 10 Eliza
beth waldo Ia the lands other late husband,
Isaac Waldo, which undivided third In said
reyergion Is that which formerly belonged
To Isaac o. Waldo, and was conveyed BY
him 10 Elizabeth Waldo by deed dated the
2sth Of July, 1860.
OF 70 ACRES OF LAND.
on Doc Lick Run, abraneh oil tho Vest Fork
river, being the same conveyed 10 Lias o.
Smith by Isaac G. Waldo, by deed dated
bth Of March, 1859.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit OF 0, IL, and Is months, the
purchaser 10 give notes with good security
bearing interest from date, aud the title to
the property TO DO retained until the future
order Of the Court.
HENRY BRANNoN,
iuncs4t Special Commissioner.
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Go 10 l,tlalmnu'. for your German
Spruce Bee Pop.
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sIcoSD CrRculr-JuDdE LEWIS.
Tnylor-sIarch l snd September |.
'NIonopgalia--NIarch 10 aud sCpt'r 10.
wetEel-1st Tuesday 10 April aud Oct.
MariOn-April IT and October IT.
Doddridge-May 10 and November 10
HarrisOn-May q and November 81.
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TNEDEklOgRAI
MoNaaY. swss

1IASONiC.-Snted- communications Of
M he Weston Lodge No 10, A. Y and
An, will pc held on the First and Third
Mondays ofeyery month. -.
J. ". WoTFiSpN, Sec
JANE LEw.-Snted Communications Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, A. r. and A. NJ,
MI b held II their Hall, in Jsue l,ew, on
,he fseoud and fourth Wednesdays 10 each
month. u. uowHoRTER, W, w.
up. AtLnAg, See
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Ginger Pop for sale at Fred Brink
mans
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Briukman is again selling bis ia.
nous Pop.
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10 ONLY Two marriage licenses
we've issued during tho month Of May.
viz: j. W. Borum to Ruby @. SInxon,
William Warner 10 Margaret Wng.
goner, Peter Giloolly to Ilury Dolun,
j. W. Moneypenny to Sarah A. Con.
10y, aud Wm. Il. Butcher to Hencietta
Brown There las been one issued
during the present MONTH"; II. Bod.
,on 10 Mary IIinzman.
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wEur yIaoIsn will be eleven years
old on the 10Th day ofJune.
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German Spruce Beer Pop a. Brink.
mans,
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OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is large, aud we sell at wholesale and retail
No shall receive constantly new supplies 9
LAMPS, CHININEYS, &c. and will dupli
cato free of freights any bill of Lamps pur
chased in Wheeling.
Ty CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
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SOMETHING THAT HAS LONG BEsE
NEEDED Surrnkp-A permanent In.
stitmion DIR. DeEiannio and bic wife,
tue Indian Medicine Woman, have
leased the large dwelling on Main
Street. next to the new bank, where
they can be found at all times for the
treatment aud cure Of all chronic dis.
cases that arc durable. They furnish
aud compound all oftheir own medi.
cines, and will have fnc large aud airy
rooms for the accommodation Of pa
tieu,s who may wish to remain With
them for short timo for treatment.
Their success needs no advertising, as
It speaks for itself; and to tue afflicted
Se would say, do not neglect yOursel.
yes until II Is too late, but cali at once
aud put yourselves under their trsat.
usnt, before disease gains tho full con.
troll Of your whole system. Office and
residence on Main Street, Weston.
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UPS ',lus at Btinkm,n's.

Weston, jane 4.
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AMERICAN LIFE.

Then the general standard of comfortable
living mas been greatly raised, and is still
rising. What would have satisfied the ancient
would Seem to us ike penury. We have 4 do
mestia lie OF which the Greek knew nothing
We live during lasse part of the wear in the
house. Our social life c,ss mn ,,r1ar tho rooF
ouF houses are rot mere plae~s for eating and
sleeping, like the houses of the aAoiepts II
Therefore, costs Us great deal of ton to get
what is called shelter for our heads. The ss-,
which a young married man In 'igOOd society
has 10 pay for his house and the furniture con-
tanned in il would have enabled an Athenian
10 live in prineely leisure from youth to old
age. The sum which he has to pay at each
year to meet the complicated expense Of liT-
ing in such q house would have more than suf-
feed to bring up an Athcnian family. II
worthy Sweepstakes could have got an AsmO-
dean glimpse Of Fifth avenue, or even of some
mpreteRding street in Cambridge, he might
have gone back to his aristOcratie wife a sad
der, but q more contsAted man.
Health-Or at least what would until lately
have been called Wealth-has become essential
to comfort; while tho opportunities for acquir-
ing it have in recent times been immensely
multiplied. To get money is. there fore, the
chief end OF life in or time and country
"Suecess in life" has become SYNONYMOUS with
becoming wealthy" man who is success
ful in what he undertakes is man who makes
bis employment pay him in money. Our nor
mal type Of character j that Of The shreWd
circumspect business msn; as in the Middle
Ages it was that Of the hardy warrior.
The same truth is to be witnessed in aber-
rant types of character. The infatuated spec
ulatOr and the elOse-fsted millionaire are our
substitutes for the mSiliRTa beserkir-thc man
who loved the pell-mell Of a contest so we'll
that he would make war on his neighbOr, just
TO keep his hand in. III like manner, while
such crimes as murler and violent robbery
have diminished in frequency during the past
century, on the other hand such crimes as en-
beZzlement, gambling in stocks, adulteration Of
goods, and using of false weights and meas
Ures have probably iRcTeased.-yob5s Fisk, ia
-HlaIttir Monthly.
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Is. CUsToN-HoUsE AND PosT OFFICE. /
OFFICE OF SUPEEISTENDEST,
November Is, 1STI
,ealed proposals win be received at the Office Of
nScS until Y Of the l5lh day OF
DeeeInDtr, 1874, for furnishing, Delivering itfing
ana putting in place the Wrought and Cast-iro6
OH, CON prisIng the Rolled-Iron Beams OF Base
HHeht ahd first loors, and the Cast-IrOn Columns
&c.r OF BasC ment. all as exhibited on the DraW,
IN % seribed In the Specifications and called for
=, Copies Of the Drawings, Specifications and
ScRHuuie may be had on application at this office.
the work in place win be furnished by the Govern
nISnI, Tree OF charge, but will be erected by the
Proposals will be made by the piece or weight.
iof INC various items Of work. called for in the
The work will not be subdIvIded among different
Dladers, but Will be considered in the aggregate.
Floor must be delivered and set in pOsitisn within
three months from date ofaccepttnce Of proposal,
Floor within four months from same date or as re-
guired by the Superintendent and the progress OF
Payments will be made monthly, dedueting ten
per eentum until the final completion Of the con-
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond,
OF Two Responsible persons, in the sum OF Twenty
accept and perform the contract III awarded him,
the sueiency Of the security he certified by the
Court, or the District Attorney Of The DistrIei
wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or al dos II II 9e deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form, to
be obtained at this office, and must conform in
every respect to the requirements Of this advertise
ment, or IL Will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not Themselves engaged in the manufacture OF
Wrought and Cast-Iron Work, aud who have not
the necessary facilities for getting the work.
Proposals viii be inclosed in a sealed envelope,
Endorsed Bids for Wrought and Cast-IrOn Work
for the United States CustOm-HOuse and Post Of
ice, st. Louis, Mo-, and addressed to
THOMAS WALSH, Superintendent.
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southwest corner pennsylvania avenue anu
Eleventh street, star Office Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL
AS THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust TO the undersigned.
dated December y, A. d. ISL, and duly recorded
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
the District of Columbia and at tho request or the
party seCured We Will sell, at public auction, on
1874, at O'Clock p. M, In front Of premises, all
that parcel OF land and premises, situated IN the
city f.Washington, In the District Of COlumbta,
known and described upon the official plan OF sail
city and being all those parts OF lots numbered
nineteen, Q9, twenty COZ and twenty-Oae, (2) in
square numbered three hundred and sevCnty-seven,
lumbia aforesaid, iHelu ded within the following
metes and bounds, viz: Beginning at the northeast
street northwest htty-TwC (52) feet eight (S)
inches: thence south eighty-stN ISL feet; thence
west sixty t6l feet six 6) inches: thence south
and thence north along said Ninth street TO the he
ginning, together with all the improvements,
rights, privileges andappurenances 70 all the said
being known as the st. Cloud Hotel. corner OF
Ninth and streets northwest, In the said city Of
Terms sf safe: One fourth cash; the balance In
one. two and three years, for which the purchaser
will give his three several prOmi ssOry notes. dated
the day Of sale and bearing interest at the rata
ally, and secured by deed OF trust upOu the Preml-
se and policies Of insurance satisfactory to the
dersigned; all cash. II the purchaser prefers
deposit of A, 600 will be required As soon Is the
property Is Knocked OF. All convcyancing l. to be
at the cost OF the purchaser. Ii the terms Of sale
not complied with within ten days after the sale
at the risk and cost OF the tlefauting purchaser.
HENRY ROGUE. Trustccs
z. j. FOLEY.
,o,.a,-ru II, SD, LArIMER CLEiA,:G,
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RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AND NINETEENTH, IN SQUARE QF2l ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO. O+'A
by virtue of a decree oft Supreme Cnurt of the
therein pending, in. which Timothy Mccarthy Is
plantiT and Philip Il. Fendal ct al. and others aSs
defendants, being cause No. asa, equity docksl
miah ID. Crowley, Gone Of the defendants In said
cause, to William J. FendIl trustee. since de-
ceased, dated August the 7th. 1872 and recorded In
LIber Il and r, No. Is, folio %, one of the land
records of Warrington county, District OF COlum-
bia, will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der in front of the premises on MONDAY, the It'll
day of December, 1874, ut O'Clock p. m, the fol-
lowing-described property lying and being in the
city and county OF Washington aforesaid. known
and distinguished on the plat part OF lot in
Square ~, and bounded as follows: beginning at
the northwest corner OF said lot and running thence
on the line of North G. street east b feet inches.
thence in line parallel to the west line of said lot
south 12S feet S. inches, then the southern line
of said lot west IS feet inches, thence the
tern line of sad lot north rs feet 81 inches to the
place Ofbeginning.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in three equal
payments Ofnine, eighteen and months.
The deferred payments secured by \ deed OF trust
on the premises sold; 500 down at time Of sale.
COnyeyaneIng, &C.. at purch Asers cost; and IL the
terms are not complied with within five days. the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the purchasers risk and cost.
WILLIAM KILGOUR- Trustee.
nOvs3-MW FSds
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DYLATUMER 4 CLENRY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN ONE or THE BEST L0GA-
IL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN ONE or THE BEST LOLA-
TIONS ON THE ISLAND.
by virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court oCt the
District of Columbia, passed in u certain cause
therein pending, in which Barbour & Hamil ton
ct al. were plaintiffs and John T.. Smith, admins
i shall sell on MONDAY, the Tth day Of December,
1874 at o'clock p, M. ia mont of the premises,
the following property, viz: Lot twenty, a., the
north half of IOt twcnty-One CID AMI the thirteen
and nnety-six (5:) the east thirty (SD feet Of lot
fifteen (l5) and the west twenty-five or feet AMI
~ inch of lot sixteen (6.l Also. south half Of
lot twentY-One (el) in same square (6) All OF the
above property is improved, with the exception Of
said parts of lots fifteen (i5) and sixteen U6 and
are bounded by Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, South b and streets and Virginia avenue.
And by VIII ne OF said Decree shall sell on
TUESDAY, the Sth day of December, 1874 in frSnt
of the premises, at O'Clock p. M, the south
twenty and one half (3OSl feet and the north
three hundred and twenty-five, (Ee5,l situated on
the east side Of Twelfth street between South
street and Virginia avenue, (lsland, and i'm
proved by comfortable frame Dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One third eIsh. the balance in
three equal tnstallmcnts at twelve, eighteen and
twehty-fOUr months. the credit payments to bear
interest from the day of sale and to be secured by
the note or notes OF the purchaser or purchasers,
additionally secured by deed OF trust On the piece
OfprOpeFty sold TO the purchaser or purchasers
duly executed and recorded. 4 deposit Of one
pi6cr Of property by the purchaser or purchase rs
10 whom the said piece of property Is Knocked
down the time of their bid being accepted: and
unless the purchaser whose hid Is accepted complies
the date of his bid, the trnstee is authorized 10 i'm
medatcy readvertise the piece Of property sold To
said dcfaulting purchaser and to resell the same
at the risk of said defaultlng purchaser. Convey
~i'oAA'7 - ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trustee.
nO2j-d&ds LATIMER &CLEAliY, Aucts.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALjs sAI,E

In yirtas Of writ Of fers Cdcias, Issued out of
the clerks OfHce OF The Supreme Court of the Dis
trtft OF CoaJnbta, and to me directed, will sell AZ
public sale for cash. in front Of the cJurt-hOust.
door OF said District. On MONDAY, the 2SIh day
Of December 1874, At Il O'Clock IN, the follow
ing-deseribed property, viz the south 2Og feet on
First street ~ 30 feet deep OF lot No. - Ia square
No. 81, IN All burn s subdivision OF said sqHare in
the city Of Warrington ID. c., together with all
and singular the Improvements thereon. seized and
levied upon as the property Of Henry HassOn, and
VIII be sold TO satisfy execution No. Ssh in fsyOr
of samuel NoTment. GLEN. SHARP
DECEMBER 8, IST4- da.i-I
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of four wfts Of 6srs l-ias en- judgments
OF condemnation, Issued out Of She Clerks office Of
the SupTsme Court Of the District OF Columbia
and TO ne directed, shall sell public sale for
cas, IN iFont OF the courthouse door Of said Dis
IElct, 81 MONDAY, the 18th day of December
lS.4 at Y O'Clock m, tire Acknowledgement prO
SrtS oiJDhn }. sultya1r 70 wit, viz, subdivisioE
ioI Ne T. IN square No. 80, in the city OF Wash
ihslons ID C. together with all and Singular ne
improve me nts thereon seized and levied uDou =
Ihe properly OF John J. Sullivan, and will be SID
. satlsIy executions Nos To- 6J7, II $50, IL 3i md
lion FEdAk q. Davidson. James ". CqmDteII
Z. DaFnin COpB and Jsha, II. ClaPk, -as5ESgees
AZ sinst John j. Sullivan, garnishees Of Bag5n
hunt. ALEN. SHARP
DECEMBER z, ISL. .SeII
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4. WEBSTER,
Register Of Wills
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLuMBIA-SPECIAL Tern

Elizabeth Raglan, guardian to the orphans OF
Thompson Raglan, having reported that she has
sold sub lOt "A, ;, In square 261. in Washington
ID. c. to Conrad FaUnee, for 500 cash, It Is by the
court this 10th day of oyCmber, 4. ID. 1874, or
dcred and decTeed that said safe stand confirmed
on the second TUESDAY in December next, un-
less cause to the contrary be shown prior to that
day: Provided copy Of this der be published
N some daily newspaper printed. and Published in
By the court: A. WYLIE
A true copy. Test: A. WEBSTER,
nolS-F8w Register Of Wills.
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BROKERS.

n men. TIMONEY q co., BANKERS
Tie AND BROKERS', No. SOC, second National
Bank Building, Seventh street, opposite Post once
Department. Transact general banking, eLehange
and collection business Buy and sell gold, 6oNefn-
Army oiscerss pay accounts eashed In advance,
mV1g
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Ply Ed. SWEET,
~ Real Estate Broker aaa AuctIonset
oil seventh ST., ODD. bni-etl States P5ssE Ofirp

TRUSTEES SALE OF A yAI.T-aRT.V BI-TT.D-
INT LOT ON THE WEST SIDFSF T-TII q
IEhNPH STREET, NEEIs THE CORNER OF
SIKEET NORTHWEST. AT ACTION
ByTiFtue ofa deed of trust dated Marck - 90 o.
ID. lS74 duly recorded in LibeF No. TO- ~ M, m,
pBe OF the land RET Ords for the DstrSt "
% and az The request Of the Bartv IN fronsIr ibs
PREMISE on THI R TSi1c 5teember H. ISL, the
t0omi1g described re9k - % 81 sI Iob IN ,5s
subdivision Of original % IN sqqare rs front,
ingOn thirteenth SIR % feet by depth Of s. feet
TO an alley.
Terms: $5On With interest "A ten per cent. from
March ~ ISL 70 lay of sale, and expense Of sale
in cash; balance in six and twelve months with
interest," securGd by deed OF trust. One hundred
dollars at the time Of sale. All cOnYeyaneing At
tEeeNDense a the purchases. ~
RRAISARD II. WARNER, Tr,ztccs
,ys,I rtI-SEds " = 80 n i SyyEE-g Anr-