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DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PlrgatiFe and RegRlaiilk Pills


perfectly tasteiess, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, pli gEe. regulate, purify eaise and zttenRih-
IN. kADWA Y \ PILLS, Tor the cure Of all dlsOr
'lers OF the s'lputech, Liver Bowels Kidneys Had,
ters Nervous Diseases. Headache, Constipation.
S3ll Neiless lnfigesiic Dys9epsia, BiiiciIsness
tAltoilsi lyE nus, ard Typhoid Fevers. Iadamma.
lion of the Bnlrels. Files and all ranEonients of
tht internal visceTa Warranted 10 efelL positive
cure Purely Vegetable con taiuinr 10 a;ts5lsfrV
unitferals, or deleierious drugs.
IS Observe the following symtstouls ssr fine
fft5h dlsOI Gers OF The digestive oruans:
Const patoH Inward Illes Ftiiiness % the Btaod
n The Head, ACidIty OF the StOmaeh Esa1sa
teaTtonrn, Disgust % Food, FulIuess Of tStiat 80
the Stntnach, sour Fluctuations, SINKING on Put
terng AZ the PIT OF the Stomach swim nj ~ 81 she
t.end. Hurried aud Difficult BreRtbinE Ftntiarinf
Al the Heart. Choking Eufferil1 ssHEatsfful
y neg e. in yllg posture, Pmness q 500, l5stA
Or Wehs bettsre the sight, Fever ana Es1n ram h
he lead deficiency Of Preparation, YstiU s rs.
gt the skin and Eyes Pain In the 4i,ie I'hesi
. nDs, and Sudden Eiushes OF z esq flnrn,nR n;
she Flesh. few doses or RS I.WAYfs 'FFfisS
VII frse he system from El the above namisl il
SEdeEs. Price 20 cents per box. Sold ~ ali
REID FATsE AND TRUE" SEM sns IL,
.er slamP - ltADWhY 4 so. no. % We-Tea =
ss se W A 4nfn[matioa nth ibousandA VII >
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PAYING EMPLOYMENT

For All hs wing spare time. somethinF new ena
f,si selling. No fsncy artiete. bat Der siiy %
: u c-ssCs p5 feop'e scfufAlF saVirg money ~
buyer hnsiuets hunurah4e .eepleaslnt. home "a
abroad; no SKIS, an sxtre1ielr fsFoilz bile j au
VIII tni-s your best ci anoe 10 you fail write
pas tlcrlals and va uable samples, 70 r. HUTCH
IasosS, s CO Ciaciuuati, Ohio.
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BEST ArSD OLDEST FAMILY MKDIcIHE-San-
Sords Ltyer LnyiPoTator-a purely vegetable Ca
thortsc and TOntc-for dyBpepsiR. constfpation
debility sick headache, bilious attacks, and All
arrangements Of liver, stomach and be wells. az
Your dTnRgist snr g. RevvAre Of iInffafinrna
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We were pleased to see, not long
siuce, in one of our exchanges, some pretty
severe remarks addressed to several persons.
who, during an interesting lecture by Rev.
Jno. s. Q. Abbott, kept continuous cough
ing, which prevented many from hearing
People who cannot ref ain from coughing. had
better stay away from such places, or else
with them
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Tha Best PanHrI TT It'll

TEfHE SCIENTIFIC A8IERICAl Is the cbeap-
Il est and best filustroted weekly paper ubIfsbed
Ese5y number contains from 10 70 IS original en-
r5slsIlss ~ hfW machinery, novel invent ons
tsFn implements. and every new discovery IN
SnsintstEy- A year'a numbers contain So pazes
ana several hundred engTavinEs. Thousands on
volumes are preserved Tor bIuding ana references
Inc practical re eipts are well worth times T.
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SILVER BAY, in Alaska, near where
it is claimed gold-bearing quartz has
been fopnd, is twelve miles from Sitka,
aud has deep water sufficient to faat
the largest vessels and good anchorage.
The climate is very mild, enabling
miners to work all the year round.
fare from San Francisco to Portland is
$50,
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Growing Asparagus.

One of the Vegetables which every
farm might have at very small trouble
and cost, and yet which is one not Of
ten found in the farmers garden, is as
paragus. It is at the same time one of
the most desirable. 1t is very rare to
find q person who does not like it. 1t
is probable that the reason it is not
more grown is an idea that It is a costly
thing to start. There is some reason
for the prevalence of this idea. Almost
all the works on gardening would indi-
cate that a great deal Of labor and
trouble was necessary to start an aspa-
ragus bed properly. They say that the
earth must be dug up two feet deep,
that load on load of manure must be
incorporated with the earth and posi-
bly, they will urge -tleimpertance of
some rare and costly fertilizer as an es-
iential ingredient in q proper asparagus
bed.
But all these things are unnecessary.
Any rich garden sod is good for, aspara-
gus. It need be planted only as other
things are planted. Some say set the
roots foot deep, but four inches be-
meath the surface is plenty 1t is not
" ell to plant them too thick, or the
sprouts will be small. Twenty inches
or two feet apart is a good distance.
Plants one year old, or two If they can
be had, are the best. If one be at a
distance from stores to get roots, seeds
may be sown and the beds made the
next year. These can be sown in rows
like peas. ratr5 .slsas-
An asparagus bed ence made will last
Tor years, with no trouble but an annual
manuring and fOrking over every year,
and one or two hOeings during the sum
mer to keep the bed clear of weeds
but, except on the score of neatness and
cleanliness, this is scarcely necessary
where an annual spring forkinR over is
Civ, n. Almost ali other crops have to
be reset and otherwise cared for every
year, while this is an enduring crop
and we are quite sure there is nothing
which will give one SO much pleasure
and satisfaction as a good asparagus
bed. VlA-EA 81, 2 8
MEDICAL ADYERTIsING.-The medical
profession are outspOken in. their de-
nunciatiOn of the system of medical
advertising, and declare that any medi-
ONE that is advertised is freud How
thoroughly inconsistent and unfair is
such an argument. The men who are
so loud in their criticisms. are those
who advertise themselves as medical sa-
vans. by ostentatious display splendid
residences with massive door plates
fast horses and costly carriages. DIR. j.
Walker, of California, an old practi-
TONER, respected alike for his skill and
conscientious independence, dares to
differ and having discovered in his
Vinegar Bitters a purely herbalistic
Medicine, free from all spirituous pois-
ions, wonderful specific for numerous
disorders, advertises the, same for the
relief of his fe bowman, and is borne
out in his declarations Of its many 7ir
tues by thousands of invalids, who are
being cured of disease by its use. l-
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALR
AND SICK
nom no other cause than having worms IN the
stomach
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMFITs
VIII destroy worms without Injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing OK other Injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS = BROWN, PFeprIetors,
Nc. ana Fulton street. New York
sold by druggists and chemists and dealers in
medicines ct TWENTY-FIVE cE STs = BOX
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Thirty YEARS. EXPERIENCE
a

mss. WInslOw's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF one Il The best female physI-
ciaEa and nurses ia. th United States and has
been used for thirty yeaH nth never failing safety
and snCcess BY millions OF mothers and children
trom the feeble infant OF one week old TO the adult
Il corrects AGILITY Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, and gives rest health
and Somfort 70 mother and child. We believe It 10
be The best and remedy in the world in all
cases % DYSESTERY and BTARRTTcF,A IN
CHILDREN, whether h arises from teething al
the Eso-slIssiIv % CURTls q PERKINS Is on the
ouialsis wrapper,
Sold BY ALI mesS cine dealers.
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Now is the time for good resolutions.
so resolve that hereafter you viii always look
wel-by wearing the Elmwood or Warwick
collar. @ ~
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RIVERSIDE WATER CURE" Ham lton, Ill.
treats al diseases Get Photo. 10 cents.
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OHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples.
ringEorm, salt-rheuEl, and other cutaneons
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUEIPER Tar soar, made
by CAswELL,- HAZARD i Co, New York BE
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
as, as there are many limitations made viii
common tar which are worthless Coma
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-01-29

THE Importance of giving Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders to hors es that
have been out in the cold rain, stood in cold
wind, or drank to much cold water cannot be
over estimated; no man should be without
them who owns good horse.
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It Was the ar.t and

II BEs the hrst and
The only Pain nsdy
that instantly stops the most excruciAting pains
ailays determinations, and eurea CONCESSIONS
whether of the lungs stomach bowels or othei
glands or organs, by one applicztioni
N FROM ONE 10 rBEorrx ETSuTns.
No matter how violent or excruciatlng ths pain
the rleumatic, bed ridden, inirnd, crippled,
FOns, neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may
suffer. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will AFFORD
a INSTANT EASE al
Inflammation OF she kldneyats
-. I .--r- lIllla "a ma lon OF the bladder
tnfia niEnotion OF the bowels - ~.
sore throat, dfmepit breathing, l-f.I5T
I..a H.. rEhiplfatIom OF the heart,
Hystertcss erolt1I5 dypthsria, 8. I ,-5-l i
Headache, tO0thaehe, l1---'l = = 80
$500 NctlTiIl egtas IlheuEsk alagIlls
Cold ehtllgS agEe rAtliABsN C.8 -all IT, 81 I
The Application the Ready Relief 70 the pnrt
parts NbeFr .ise pain difficulty exista win AZ
ford esse %uu corr Tort
TbFeH y drops in half tunbier or water viii IN
~. nomeDts cure crannps, spraiTs. sour foulsch
seart5urn, sick hesdache,s diRrrhCRa, siyseifsery
ceiio wind In the noYela- AID all Internal pains.
travellers should Always carry a bottle OF Rad
ways Ready Relief with them. A few, dF0ps Ia
water viii prevent sickness or pains nom change
q wafer u N better than French brady or BIZ
ters = stinuisnE
Fever and Ague Cured for SO Cents.
L. - 80.
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lTEM
Lebanon Business College

and Ta1aDra nh Tyar+=4--Io
Coarse o. study, short practical. tn orouEhi ses-
sion Eerpcf ua14 Rates reasonable. baErd- cheaD
and societs good. advant .Res 1irsg class.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED 9 o-s gSq5t >.
or half the tuition Tefsnded- For particulars or
specimens OF penmansh'p address the p-fucfpai
THOMAS laONEY. Lebanon. Tennessee =
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lnuIII1O WANTED COR Our RI CBIPr book.
AUhNIN $4,000 Wants Supplied"


T7h,srERPRIsfsys young and middle-ared men and
~ women ambitious 20 make s1ccessful starr n
pushes are oferea superior lacillies for pF err
,nE therlssisss ~ the srenrerisn Blsfness College
Milwaukee Wis.
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READ THE FOLLOWING =

What the 8, I0Uis -0i q las f0Isays = = =
Rad lkEFI.ceTs--fo sue ~ as NAV aesfra
rernedy f3r This cnrse q hufnanity, consumption.
Aliens Lnt = katsnm gives the anchor OF hope.
Aliens Lung ERl am has been TIED by thous
sands, who rive evidence not only hy writing ties
limo ials. that hes d We bCen Case hut b their
plEsical appearance
q h 3 reconnn cnalti0ns thia Yalua L. remedy has
receivei from NtCse VITO no. the utfsf AZ srss
Done fnr theni. place Aliens Lung Falsam IN Jhe
7runf rank IT the healing and iie-res .Orins- RENE
dic4 o. tbs century.
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DO no - deceived. Cali for and be sure you e
celEe Aliens Lung RaisaIA -try ne experiment
with worthless reTEeriies
J. II. HARRIS & co, PropTiet5rs
Cfneinnati, Ohio.
ker sale BY AL southern trazsfsfs and Ecnera
dfalefE
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NJ AsEsY RELIEF
- ffon5t despair Eee9
A5I- Ell "a Athe cream Of Insseai
=. y taTl's'-a N chi TIE
afhtctedS thousands saved from an early grave.
lost yltali y nervous weaknsgs, who may rnsrTy
why mott tust ueuasry; Impaired health IhirV
LECTURES delivered at Chicago Medical Institute
price % cents Circulars 20 ladies, two stamp
Conauttetioa tree. Cures guaranteed Addresln
eaii on Dr.. = g. oLIf g handolph-st, cor. btats
Chicago, II Pheasant home for patients. Al
sorresDondeFce strictly confidential
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Fever and Ague Cured for SO Cents.
There Is not a remedial agent In this world thar
VIII cure fever and ague and all other mRlerious
bilious scRrlet typhoid yellow, aud Other fever
WAYS READY RELIEF. Finy cts per bottle
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Aliens Lung Balsam. |
This Great Medicine was First Offer
ed for Sale Ten Years 5AQo.

rs good Gualities were soon made known Al hcrne
and fIllsf5t tar arT 1ae-
now Il Is sold in nearly every Tug sfor- I'm the
United STATES No Similar Esaetiicne
with n e people II Is we'll II Pacific
coast; aud even from a ustralia large orders are
received Tor e. And through Cana "a 10 Is well
sud favefaoly kuePgn; and sod everyyyhere--
r
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SKIN DISEASES.

@ ]. =. !. ]. J. ].
One package OF Prof Halls Magic
= = r-Snulp nd VIII iurcs sFis lItsers grow
~ @ttlteE and heavy on u e au1ouflls7st face
~ Fraithoas iutury a days. on faOuEy re-
HHfHk ffunded; 3 ceris package, peal pad,
AANHT S.nE fJr 80 ce1lln- One pol Ca fUfz Of
ANH - fEairt urfer viii curi fle hair of ether
Ha--1 AEssK baautffulfs. satisfaction e aFan-
M Ted > cts a paeksge, rostpaid. 3 for 30
= W. JONES, Ashland. afa s.
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USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

ASPARAGUS CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
"A medical correspondent of an English
journal says that cases of rheumatism
and govt can be cured by the free use
of asparagus, the active principle Of the
plant having the effect of neutraliz1ng
the lithic acid in the system, which is
the cause of all inhammatOry rheumatlc
ailments. The remedy is simple, and
worth trying.
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| Ministers and Public So skeFS

Who are ofen aflirfei with throat diseases
stll ind sure rene ny In this Baisaih.. Lozenres
aud waters some lines give relief bus this Hal
cure.
WIN ats those Ell ictei with cah4lls or ccnsump-
ten ltVe this Raisasa Fir = al. then WI BE
nu--EnE IA EnI-n.n I 1
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DR.. ]. Walkers California Vim
egar BitteTS are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost,
daily asked. GWhat IS the cause of the
1trn1nn 70 IInIad- s,nncnss of N-1A-1,c, a, I2r1
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TGEyTRIL NATJRE-No. 74,l


An ACT to amend sEdsupplement an act en-
titled Gan act TO establish uniform system
of bankruptcy Throughout the United
States" approved March second, eighteen
hundred and SiTty-seen, and for other pur-
poses.
Be enacted By The Seats and House Of Rep
FsSeHtGtiVss Of The Unitd States of America "a
Congress assembled, Tht the act entitled "An
act TO establish q uniDrm system Of bank
ruptey throughout the United States" ap-
proved March second, ighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, be and te same is hereby,
amended and supplemented as follows That
the court may, in its dcretion, on sufficient
cause shown, and upoI notice and hearing.
direct the receiver or asgnee 10 take uosses-
sion Of the property, ani carry on the business
Of the debtor, or any prt thereof, under the
direction Of the court, wen, In its judgment,
the interest Of the este as well az Of tbe
creditors viii be promod thereby, but not for
A period exceeding nine months from the time
the debtor shall have hen declared q bank
rupt Providsd, That Gch order shall not be
made ubtl the court Ehll be satisfied that Il
3 approved BY mAjori in Value ofthe eredl-
tors.
& Is hereby, amended y adding thereto the
following words: " Preided, That the court
having charge Of the state Of any bankrupt
may direct that any Of te legal assets or debts
Of the bankrupt, as cotradistingu from
equitable demands, sha, when such cebt does
not exceed Eve hundredoilars, be collected IN
the courts Of the Stat where such b6Dkr upt
resides having jurisdidon Of claims Of such
nature and amount"
Sec. 8. That section 70 Of said act be, and
# hereby Is, Smebded J striking oct, in Ice
ten, the words 'the sne," and Inserting the
word "any;;" and BY ading next after the
words HadEeFse iniere, p % line twelve, the
words ''or owing any de- 70 such bankrupt"
Sec. 4. That unless oierWise ordered By the
court, the assignee sha sell the properly Of
the bankrupt, Wbetheired or personal, at
public sale, IN such pts or parcels and at
such times and places shall be best ealcu-
lated TO produce the gatest amount with the
least expense. All DOees Of public sales un-
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TNPRovINo THE scHUYLKILL RIVER
u 49, PENNSYLVANIA.
UElr1R IL q. EsoIssl. oEglea

PHILADKLfHTA, PSTN.. INV ri ~
Sealed proposals, n duplicate. with eopy Of
this adv erti1ement attached 70 each, viii Sc re-
DAY, Angqst ", l5ll for removing, By dredging.
from the channel Of the Bchuylkiu river, above
sand and graveI.
forms, spesidcatiozh 90, viii be supplied nom
The right 20 reject ans bid 8 reserved.
iTs4-ss Lisusoaant coloSsi q q ESsiassis.
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HATS AND CAPS.

CUIFABEE ron WATERING PLACES.
Silver pearl dress cashmere Hats.
Sea- grass Hats, green under brim.)
Fine soft felt Hats.
MaokinaW etraws.
Leather Hat Cases.
Pocket Hats and Caps.
RTTNEMETZ. rohffar.
yydi M Pennsyiyania assnue.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY EDWIN :. SWEET.


RH EDWIN =. SWEET,
x r,H5Sal Estate Broker and Aqetioneer.
~ ~ seventh street.. opposite o. s. Post once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-sFORY am
s gIAiS1E1oFfNA BsRSi III HOUSE. on THE SOUTH
TWEEN sixth Am ssRVFEHai Z M ~ tsTs
E FE1kE A 4E I}rcEFIRaASA E STABLE IL THE
~ virtue o. eesd Q. trust, dated April 2, iS7G
so osG II one &. q b tss ksS
Solan6l. sad AZ TIE request Or the parry sseasd
he pFsnises, on THURsbRY 1oe sSsa' p Sroat
o,eiosk P n, ne nolloSing desori6sd real sstSts
lamhia, % Wit: The west eiehsssn iisl Ssst so5t S
ne depta q Lot naRoered Tour hundred and sIxt
TsI1; s.s w INTEREST e ten Per cent p.
perSl Of sale In cash and the baiaies Al IT t5 sd
sSslEs Ky 5Oatas fos which TIE nossS = s5s pug;
Ssearsd 81 3esd 81 t-l.t N ne pfooeFfT sSid
van g tsksn. a deposls q one hunarsd elool dol:
ssls, and All eoaTeyancing At the s1Penss Or the
II tsras Of sale are pot complied with In seven
days IRON day Of sale the trustees reserve the
Eght g reel the property q ne Est md cost %
ne oetaulfAng purchaser, affer ave dAys' adTers
aa RRAAEgNAR q Il s,r%gA tRREER, ; Trustees.
6 jysSs, fuGThSds T. JssWEEf. AuetiOnssr.
GTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED M
III THURSDAY, Angus y. 1G4 tlns hoGr. and
-S BRAINARp a. WARNER, 49,,
GEORGE W. sTIUKNEY. j -ru,-ses'
Au8A-4MM as = q. y. - ~ AhEs Aget-Fs
TTALUABEE I1IPROVED PROPERfY m
GEoReETQWH At PUBLIC AVcTIQN.
A: .. Is7l and reecrded IN LIoer "a folio u, one
o. the land records OF the county Of washing on,
District OF Columbia and By .rittsa EsqHest of the
oS N non, q ne premises s o. On fGRs6tY
Az 9East . ls4. e p n. al that real estate No
anq described as all thar part Of Iot numbered
elgnty-nine 81 IN ThocheE's addition 70 George
soEni Beginning for the same AZ She south sid soe
Seeona StIesI, ana ~ the end Of one hundred and
twenty leet (12o eastsry from the southeast corner
o. " lEren ana 5teond street; thence easterly
WITH the line Of second street hfy-sIx t5sl fssf;
thenee southery, pAral Ell to Warren street sixty
90 feet; thence oastery parallel 70 Second street,
four 90 feet; thence sOuthef!T parallel 20 " arren
street, ninety 90 f.et; thence westerly parallel
toSecond street, sixty (6ol feet; thence horfheYy
parallel to Warren street, one hundred and hffv-
six Q56l feet to Second street and the place OF he
ginning, with Ihs imprOTe Is thereon. eOnslst-
Ing ofa comfortable tWo-story brick dwelling.
Terms made known on day 0fsaie.
CAMBRIDGE II. WEBB, -
CHARLES Q. BURR : AANS'ee-
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
same hour and place
By order Of the Trustees.
THEO. +. GATCHEL, Auctionssr,
Gug7-6t Corner Eleventh and streets.
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RX =. :. SWEET,
Bssi E,ssis Tn 1RS Asq gsstS

IlX X y. 8WEERs
ID Real Estate AGENT and Auetiouasr,
81 Seventh street. opp. United States Post once
TRUSTEES SALE OF a TYo-sToRY FRAME
MESE SIUB OF THIRD sTREEL NO. 1908
REIMEEN o AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTfON.- - : -.
b virtue Of deed OF trust to Daniel L, Eaton
ana my9el1 dated January u. A. d. 1910 duly re-
corded n LiReT No. Us folio l6n one Of the land
records for WAshins toh eodhty, "a the D5Tfiet Of
Columbia, and ct TIE request Of the party sseafed
therssy.L WI sell e pqslls sqStton, IN frQat ~
lying In The efty OF WaskingiSn, Di;tfiSt * CO
lgmola, known e. part OF lot twenty-four al Of
Rchardgon's subdivision OF lots IN squara WeSt on
square ave hundred and dfty-three, (R, Of E51;l
DeEinnlng for the same At point on Third street
west, eighty t9o) fest north from street; thence
vest forty.six go feet 70 ten llO) foot alley;
feel sig tS inches: thence east TO Third sresf and
seventeen ) feet and ten (il inches TO the place oi
fsTn a One ami IN cash; balance a. sIx, twelve,
eighteen and tWenty-fonr months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest a. per
cent. nom the day Of sale, and secured BY deed Of
trust on the property sold, viii be taken. Two
hundred (k1ol dollars will be required Of the pur-
chaser At the time Of sale, aud all conVeyancing at
the expense OF the purchaser. II tems of sale are
the trustee reserves the right 70 resell the pE9pef
II the risk and cost OF the defaultInR purchaseE
--''- wv U.'' az BRIINIRn a. WARMER, 4
JysssTuTh&ds Z. J. SWEET, Xdeiiohssr.