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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

ANOTHER INVENTION. - On
Monday we examined new inven-
ton by DR.. Smith, Of this city,
which is certainly the neatest and
handiest thing in its line that we
have ever seen. 1t is a lead pencil
sharpener, and is different from all
other pencil shsrpeners in this, that
it remains on the pencil and acts as
a fender to the lead. When the
lead wears down to the wood, all
you've got to do is to give the fen
der or shsrpener a turn or two, and
the wood is nicely cut away from
the lead, and the point of the pen
Gil nicely sharpened ready for use.
1t is certainly a very complete and
handy invention, and as i can be
afforded very cheap, will sell by tile
million. DR.. Smith is q geniup,
and bound to yet away with a pile
of chickamou IN the strength Of this
invention. Success to our boys.
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The Worlds Award

as shown by sales proved by sworn no
turns to the owners OF the principal Sew
ing Machine Patents which last year
amounted 10 two hundred and nineteen.
thousand, seven hundred and flftY-eight
1919, 1853 machines, nine out of ten OF them
being for Faulty Use. This Ia over $4,000
more Sewing Machines than were sold by
any other company during the same period
and over One Quarter Of an tho machines
sold In 1872. These enormous sales are
owing to the long-tested merits OF The
SINGER machines, which meet the wants
Of the public In superiority and simplicity
OF construction, and cApahility for great
variety and excellence OF work. That the
users Of Sowing Machines find, these desi-
Table qualities III tho SINGER, beyond ali
others, Is shown by the sales above given,
aside from the awards Of International Ju-
ries, either nt home or abroad.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
n Union Square, New York.
Z VICE f4si --S sfe
Tttths, Hour AFaes 4 Co.,
aid AshSs, Aibany, OresOn.
apFll7A 9'3 "
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grounds and erect a new school
building was voted down.
If q man dreams the devil is after
him, it is a sign he had better settle
bis subscription bill.
Dobbs thinks that instead ofgiv-
ing credit where credit is due, the
cash had better be paid.
A lady had two canaries, one Of
which she named Wheeler and the
other Wilson, because, as she said,
neither were Singers!
At the tiremen's election a few
days since, Jos. Webber was unaDi-
mously reelected Foreman-cer-
tainly a high compliment to Jo.
The man whose sands of life had
almost ran out, has gone into the
mucilage buiness, and hopes to stick
it out awhile longer.
A Maine woman has hair seven
feet and five inches lopg-toolongt to
be avaihble for use in butter.
The gaudily arrayed maiden Of
the forest, with her attendant buck,
gracefully swing up and down the
Broadway Of Albany, sometimes in
twos and often in mores.
Billy Newhouse was united to a
young lady Of Portland, III this city,
early Monday morning. The happy
pair took the noon train for Port
land.
Mrs. Cree, who took second
husband the other day, evidently
wanted to cre.mate.
The Mening Express train did
not arrive in this city from Portland
until about 10 o'clock Monday
night-an hour and a ha I behind
time. On that evening, as the
train started from East Portland,
the locomotive and tender ran off
the track owing to a misplaced
switch, thus causing the delay
above mentioned.
The Pendleton Tribune reaches
MS this week on the hafshell.
SILvER-PLATED WARE-BAR-
GAINs.-Just received from the
factory a large quantity of silver
plated ware, consisting Of Pitchers,
casters, table and teaspoons, Forks,
ETC., which we will sell at lowest
prices-al of Rogers plate. Also,
silver steel knives, etc. We will
sell table spoons at So per set; teas
poons at 81 so per set-warranted
Rogers silver-plated ware. All
other goods in proportion.
ANOTHER INVENTION. - On
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

Aim high but not 50 high as not
to be able to bit anything, 81 j..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

At the Immense Democratic rat.
ifcation meeting in Salem on Mon
day, at which there were no less
than seven men bearing trauSpar-
encles, q wagon containing the brass
band, and Col. Tom Cam on
horseback, Geo. r, Helm, Grover,
and others made speeches,
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A Youthful Criminal.

Oxford, Ohio, is the home OF a colored boz
named George DOugherty, eleven years Old,
who y accused OF having committed twenty
10 ee bUrglaTies within the last three weeks
The Cincinnati Gaz5tte saws of him: "a boa
the time his peculiar talent began 70 attract at
teUtirn he was suspected one day OF stealth
tie BE of the back door Of a grocery in Oxford
The CyOr was accordingly barred securely on
the inside At night and the proprietor, WHO nsd
laced himself IN position 10 see and hear
sbcut 10 O'Clock cOllared the little rascal while
he was in the act Of cutting in the door with al
axe, In company with two Others, who escaped.
About tie saune time he broke into Il stable il
the outskirts, saddled a horse, aut evidently
tearing 10 ride him through the gate, rode him
10 the back part of the lot, where he dismountei
ana proceeded TO let down the fence. Just her
ne was discovered again by tie owner, who Sc
cuTtG the standing horse while the boy made
good bis escape. Marshal Whitley, OF Oxford
detected him ia the theft of some groceries, aud
as 4 punishment more suitable, he thought,
than impTisO nment, whipped him severely and
sent him home. With his usual eve TO business,
he effected an entrance into a house on
the way and carried off hat, shirt, pair
OF drawers, a set OF knives and forks. asd a
pair OF sUspenders for bis own use and
package OF sugar, pair Of scissors, couple
OF bed quilts, and some dresses tor his mother.
although finding rings and other articles Of
jewe!ry in one OF the trunks he had broken
open, be CONSIDERABLY lett them there tor the
owner. The old lady very properly reprOved
her Wayward son for his immortality, al minis
tered profound lecture on ethics, aud seat
him night back with all the stolen goods, except
a small portion which she reserved for her own
use. Last Sunday, while the virtuOus pOpula-
ton OF Oxford was all at church, the boy broke
into three houses, and manifested his predllec-
tons for sweeImeats. Jelly and preserve lars
were broken open and emptisd of their con-
tents, and whatever portable articles lay within
his reach we're carried away. From one Of the
residences he was provdent enough 20 steal the
key Of the cellar door, with the probable object
of repeating his visit at an early day. A gentle
man in oxford, who thus far in his life had been
unable to accept the idea of total depraVity,
took the boy home, ana tried TO reform him, hut
without the slightest encouragement. Msrshal
Whitley accordingly applied yesterday TO have
him admitted TO the Butler County Iufrmary,
but the directors declined, and aided him in tie
preliminary steps for admission TO the Reform
Farm, at Lancaster.
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DRQPOsALS FOB A PASSENGER ELEyA.
TOH FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE
MN STATS, VAR AND NAVY bEphRT.
OFFICE OF srRERvIsINs ARCHITECT,
WAsHINfrnN.nI a. 80 - 81, II I;

$500. WASH N5ToS, d. o., Sc pt. 7th, iT4 I
Aied Prop Jsals M De received At this of 20
~ - u ~ the OH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1874, for fur.
is--lLs, aeIyerlng, hitting, and putting in place
49, a. LteN Mof In the SJCtb Wing Cf ma new
Ws.siss, g. hnd Navy DeSartments' BaIlding
Copies q the General Specifications, DRAWING. of
cation q this Office ~ VI IVY"
Tie scch ding required by the Contractors IN
hl 10 III vatoF in pscs will te furnished bv thu
80 1ree OF charge, but viii be erected by
TIE Elevator must be completed within three
" onths rom date Il ptanCe Of PROPOSAL and the
Sonfsct0r- viii be required TO guarantee work
To- a period CT two years,
Payncat VIII Dc made on the completion Of the
Work less ten I0J per cent which gill be ret aina
Catii the Elevator bas been saffsfsc ory tes ted for
q peri Z q six months.
AL b'Cs n Ust be ACCDmp panied by q penal bond in
the sum Of nye thousand dollars, 5000 that the
BIDDER VIII accept and perform the contract if
awarded hin; the sufCieSCy Of the security to be
ceTtnet by the United states J1fge, CLERK OF tha
bttec States Court, the District Attorney OF the
distt let - herein he resides.
Ibe Department reserves the right TO reject anv or
5FLmeLt 20 DO so.
Eve-J bid must be made on the printei form to he
cbtslLf a; this Office, and INFORM ia every
or u viii De. be Considered.
Pr p'-sis viii not be received from parties rho
pie nOt fLesn selves engaged Ia the manufacture OF
Eleyst -, and who have not the necessary facilities
Ter getting ut the vork.
Prep ala wilt be enclosed in q sealed envelope
wig a The New State, War, aud Navy Depart
mems B. Hiding" aud addressed TO
a B MULLETT,
sepo ~ eup-ryisiEg Architect.
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EVENING STAR.
Highland IourtShtn

Joe ~ said 20 Jenny. Jenny. wilt thou dot
Ne'eT NJ, QUO JENNY, ior NV tocter good:
For my tOcher good, 1 wilma marry tee.
4 ems ye like, quo Jocky, ye may let il be
ha'e gowd and gear, haze land enough
haze seven good oSsen gaagin' IN a pleash.
GaDgin' in plough, and linkin' over the lea:
Ahd, gin ye Wilma TAX me, I can let We be-
La guide ha' house, barn, and a byre.
stack afore the door, IN max A ranrfn fre.
II max a rsntin Ere, sud merry shall we he
Ahd, gan ye Wilma TAX ne, can lot We be.
Jenny said 70 JOcky. Gin We Wilma tell.
le shall be the lad, I'll be the lass nlvsel'.
Ne re bonnie lad ard I'm 3 laSsie tree.
Se're velocmer 10 TAX me than 20 LET me h.
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PROPOSALS
GhCrOsALs FOB DESIGNATIONS or AYE-
n NIEs AND HTEEET3


EhvlNEEk' : OFFTCE, IrsTEICT - CoLTMBtA,(
hAsHTNsTuN, - tteuSes 10. liza
scare PTC Sos6is viii b received A. this of
Diitil - O'clock N. on SATURDAY, the 18Th in
tsrt Tor placing upon street lsrops II tire cities
v Ash1rStpp ard Georgetown the dssigg atiOEs OF
Avenues ard Streets IN letJers sUt numbers,
snd itree-fourths Ia inches in length, sad prop
erly IrOpoTfioBed.
dd-rs 81 Liberty to submit any rIan what
ever for ehectfDg this purpose, Transmitting
r3ss q work, but required 70 hid fixed price
PER letter and number. The work to be d1ne under
fbe tireCtiOa Of this Ofice.
Each bidder viii be required 20 deposit with the
Collector of the District Of Columbia the sum Of
tEl hundred efOt dollars - a guarantee thar he
vii enter int and carry OUT the contract. IL
awarded 20 BIN, according TO the terms Of his bid
IRE receipt Of the Collector must be tncOsed with
esch I'D. The Receipts viii be Forwarded to the
OoLectCT after the award Of the Contract with in
sruetious Tor him 10 refund the money deposited 10
the unsuccessful bidder
TIE meney deposited by the contractor will be re-
minded on the com pletiOa Of the work.
Ine party OF parties 20 whom the contract Is
az srded will be required 20 give bonds In the sum
90 ore thousand 81 0l dollars that be they will
tract.
The right % reject any or all bids is reserved
Bios must be Endorsed " Proposals for Desizra-
ton OF Avenues and Streets and addressed 20 the
EnRiOeeT Of the District.
By Or6er Of the Rngineer:
sep1l,14E1s JOS. u. ROCK, Acting Chief CLERK
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Within ten days alter the contract has been
whom the contract hss been awarded, snail, with
sCreties TO lie approved by the Postmaster General
q America 70 faithfully observe and Keen ali
and every Of the terms. conditions, AID require
The tree intent and meaning thereof in which con-
tract the contractor and his sureties shall
ard agree that, IN case the said ntraetor shall fail
to DO, or sriorm ali or any q the covensnts, stpu
fLe sslc contractor TO be performed therein
fcIth the said contractor aud bis suretis shall for
ft and psy 10 the United States Of America the sum
q Two Hundred thousand Dollars, for which said
JTtsiure the said Contractor AID his sHrstiss small
tie Jointly aid seSerally liable, IS Hqudated dam.
sg 10 be sued for iu the Of she URitei states
II the contractor 10 whom the first award may be
satisfactory bonds, IS herein Provided, then the
awsrd may be snrulled and the contract let 10 the
, .uirtd sEres ment snd bonds are eIecu; "a: and
such next lowest bidder shall be required 10 fulfill
original parry to whom the contract was awarded
The agreement will also provide that IL az any
suretes shall die, or become irresponsibis for the
entire penalty Of the bond, The Postmaster General
shhil have the right 10 require a bond with al.
ditiopal and efficient surttifs. which the contrac.
eI cnsr 9ish 70 , sas Of the P9stnss
fault thereof the contract may be annulled.
CONTRACT NOT AsSIGNABLE.
transferred or assigned.
RESERVATIONS
zee; any and aii bids it, in his Judgment, tie inter-
ests Of the government require IL alec the right TO
II there
failure at any time 90 perform faithfully any Of us
s.iDulsiOns, IN Of viIfu attem p to im pose
upon tbs Department STAN red envelopes aud wrao-
pers inferior TO those now in use.
EXTEESION.
thould the interest Of the government require,
this contract may be extend ed beyond the time
named, net exceeding three months by order OF the
Postmaster Ger and the contract prices, and all
conditions herein set forth, shale In such sx
tended contract.
SAMPLES.
Specimens OF the envelopes and wrappers for which
Proposals are invited, showing the different quail
Ties anc cclors Of paper required the cuts, aHd style
OF Eunmins, with blank fofms Of bids, NAY be had
o3n application TO the Third Assistant Postmaster
General
his advertisement and Q specimen of the sample
envelopes and wrappers furniehad BY the Depart
bid. y" aNu 'As1S PA'' VI e"SH
! UARANTEE-PROPOsA
10 pIcpe sal St be sidered unt s. accom- anied
responsible parties. W - iS@'s' WV
BIDDERS must sfate in their proposals the price psr
iLohsapo envelopes or wrappers, including every
thing required N be done turnshsd AZ set forth
IN this advert sement; and all proposals. must be
MADE up The blank forms furnished bT the ne nar.
meut sec urely enyslorsd a. ed, mark ed 'Pro.
ro<@is for Stamped Envelopes and New paper Wan
pers, spo addressed 10 the Third Assistant posi-.
master General, Washington, ID. Q.
). W. MARSHALL,
eafs2 s.dw4W Postmaster General.
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JOHNSON. On the 18th instant al bis real deuce
IN Langley, Va, HkNRH JOHNSON, In the 77th
year a bis aRe
Funeral services AZ Trinity Church. Gs3rr town,
az O'Clock 2. w Thursday, the I7th inst. Friends
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
BILLY. On the I2th Instant, al 80 .. N, Of
bilious fever, JNO. W. kfLLH, aged s5 years
The friends and 6CquBiutanCrs 81 the family are
respectfully inyitrd 10 attend ms funerai from lis
late resfderce, corner 81 and N streets south
west, on Nedcesdsy, Sept leth, ~ O'Clock ?. N.
POSTPONED The funeral Of CHARLES
HERSOHEL, O. OF Hcrscbel aud Sarah u Had
son, advertised IL yesterdays staT.lis postponed
place.
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pBOPCsALs FOB COAL.
JR EAsURY DEPARTMENT,
; HH a on a - - =

WgS4Hg'0H, u. { , September 4, 1874 \
seslSd Proposals. will be received at this Office
Sutii ~ clock a. m. tt E5DAf 9th October, for
Iuruish4nR Elk hundred (SoC) t0Us If FRa Of mine
t6eufgs { creek Cumberland coal, TO be delivered
81 sue times sAd places and in such quantities as
nlsy ne required asd subject % the conditions
CURED " act OF Congress proved July Iith $50,
W. THAT such cCsi shall weigh 24O pounds to the
tcni sud shall be inspected and we ,ghed aud the
quantity Teach lead certified Al the time u deIiv-
cry by M person appointed and qualified Hndsr the
SC Ter That Tpcse, and that the prescribed fee Of
= cents z. each ton Of coal Inspected, weighed and
ueliVeFed shall be paid by tue Contractor. :"
Prc pOsAls VIII be considered ciR6ng for one week
Irc n the Of October, the Department rezerviag
tne IisAt to reject all or any portion of the bids
BE proposals viii De entertained unIess accom-
panied y Satisfactory evidence ~ ability fuIii
she cCEtI ect LCr viii payment be made .hJut
IRE eeTiinC ate q the Inspector that coal fur
EIsEed i such a. the contract calls for.
PrOPOtEs shall be at dressed and sent TO the Office
@ GEO. b. MCCARTEE,
suTy Department. ssr5.eot1
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THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis.
trct Of Columbia, holding special term, letters Of
admin5ssrstiSn, " on the peIsonai estate Of
trict Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
cains against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber or before the 9Sth day Of August
next: they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from
ell benefit Of the SAID estate. Given under my hand,
this 18th day 81 August, 1874.
JULIA (her narkl DRISOOLL,
Witpesa:-A. WIHsTER, aus2sw.&s
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81 NOM Lay me-,

"'TdiEt at all likely shall though. Amen"
To the Editors Of the EreRing Post.
You will please imagine Place, Jimton; time
9 O'Clock, evening; scene, a large bedroom,
together with little Miss Gay SpankeT, a smart,
quick, cute five-year old.
Enter Nammo.--'' Gay, it is O'Clock, and
time for You TO say your prayers and 90 to bed. /"
Coy" ., mammal"
Mdmmd.-i' Not a word, my darling"
wheTeupon Gay impstiently drops on her
knees by her bedside, and, without We slightest
RESPECTIVE lines, words, or even hair spaces and
at We rate of a mile minute, glibly utters We
following new version of ye child's evening
prayer:
tokeep'fsh 'ddiebefoe 'Iwake' tantaiu kelly Ishsll
thouehAmen.
No sooner uttered than abed.
New York, September Sth, 1874. S. B.
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fF-sraiEed saeetnsss-kL..Ln. tn-nr-h =

- Strained sweetnsss-kissluE th-Oagh a
veil.
a<Two young men OF Gains college, Cam
fridge, England, for a practical joke turned cot
The gas and put roll OF carpet on the stairs,
and the poor old hall porter tUmbled down and
received fatal IN aries
ef-The st. Louis Christian Advocate has no
ear for music, and complains that a church
cbcir Is sacrelis iOus when the line 1--WE are
going home TO die no more" Is rendered
More. 20 Dir al More
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BRAIaARn I. WARNER rrnstaes
GEORGE W. STlOKNEY, I oe''
L. j. SWEET, Auct.
DY LATIMER 8 CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Aactioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsy vania avenue and ilth ST
Star Once Building.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE MARY
LAND FREESTONE MINING ANO MANU-
FaCfURIkG COMPANY FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY, the i 9Th day OF September, A.
u. 1874, al O'Clock p. m, we will sell at
ZION rooms corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street norl Invest, at public auction, eight First
mortgage Bonos Of the Maryland Freestone Mining
AID ID Manufacturing Company, Of the par value of
hVo hundred dollars each, bearing interest at the
rate OF per cent. per um 10 gold Principal pay
able January LIST, 1884, and the interest semi ann-
ally the Let day of January and oily res yely
These Bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the
real estate Is well personal pro GETTY of the
p8ny In Montgomery county, Maryland. Fifteen
coupons remain attached to each Bond. The Bonds
are transferable by delivery
Terms cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
sep8-lOt huctinneers
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HOME AeAIN.-Some of the returning wan
dereIs, Just now so numerous, have experiences
worth recording. Once home, how musty the
house smells Who could have left the gas
burning in the dining room where they took
that hssty lunch in the morning six weeks sgo?
What has become of Susie's kittie, whom no one
thought TO provide for ? What's this confusion
in the parlor? How came that window open
WHY, the silver's gone Burglars The girls
scream the old lady iaints, and pater famiiias
wears al least q wooden oath as he slams ont o
tie room. You ought 70 put cotton 10 your ears,
ard sts nd across the street and hear the curtain
lectures IL at night. But, on the average, PEG
pie seem to be pretty wen satisfied with their
vacations this year. Most everybody has had
good time got fat and fresh, and In tune 70 r
hard work. A few prudent ones have saved M
their fuTloughs for the months with ST In
them. They will get ripe fruit, plenty OF oxy
gen ard ozone, long, cool, mosquitoes, restful
hts, and yellow, jolly days, when the gray
squirrels ard psrtridges are ubroad In the land
and the buck and bears are h cough "moulins,.
and in their prime Of flesh and flavor Hap or
is the prudent mans-SprinQf<ld Union.
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Our venerable Ross County Granger ss>med
TO want the Knox county farmers 60 suppose
that he was born in q cornfeld. II rssuinds us
of a story told OF western oratcx who wa.
attempting to curry favor with an audience of
farmers -" Gentlemen" said he q am proud
to be one of you. My father a a far nsr, and
am farmer born. Yes. rasy truly say was
ture a tipsy sgriculturist at the further part OF
the house hiccouehed- but. "a pumpkin, by
-?--Okio State journal.
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pY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer,
II GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SHEET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS WEST

TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS WEST
a. BY virtue OF deco OF trust to the under
~ signed dsted November ., 1873, and duly re-
- corded in Liber No 1872 folio Ia one OF the land
Columbia, and at the request OF the party secured
there by, We VIII sell at public auction in front of
the premises on Til URsDAY, the lst day of OctO-
Der, 1874 O'Clock D. allthst p6Fce! of land Sit
usto in the city OF wa-hi ia the District Of
Columbia, known and described upon the plat and
plan Of ssid city as and beiug ali of lot numbered
hfteen tl5) In square numbered three hundred ami
seventy seven, tSID except the northeastern part
thereof fronting twenty 20 feet north street
WIN depth OF sixty (59y feet, the portion Of sad
LOT TO be sod being contained within the following
corner Of said lot numbered fifteen, (I5,D and run
plrg tteEce east cn rect forty 81 feet and
ore a inch; thence south parallel With the east and
west lines Of said lot sixty (6Ql seet; thence east
south with said cast lire NINETY mine feet to the
southeast corner Of said lot; thence west with the
sonth line forty six 49, feet and inch 20 the
20 uthwes corner Cf said lot; thence nerh With the
west line forty Az feet to the augia Of the 3D.
foot alley; thence west With said alley fifteen (l5
feet 70 the southwest corner of the front part Of said
front part q said lot hundred and sixteen (l6)
Feet TO the place OF be girning, together with sill
singular the improvements, ways, easements, and
apluTtenHIces TO the same belonging or appeFtaIn-
ing.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by said eed IF trust
The amount secured thereby, unpaid, 43 OSO a. }
and Expense OF sale, in cash, and the balance six
(60 twelve (l2 and eighteen (lSl months for notes
bearing interest from the day OF sale, and secured
BY deed Of trust on the property sold. a deposit
Of s 200 Will be required at the time Of sale All
terms of sale are not complied with within seven
days iron the date Of se'e then toe property 70 be
resold at the Tish and cost Of the dEfaultns pur.
chase T, nd the raid derosi. shsil be forfeited
REERY q. TkLLmIpGK. Trustees.
sepl4td THOMAS DOWLIHG, AUct.