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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12

Ministerial.--Rev. r. NJ. Web
ster remains at New Lisbon this week.
He may perhaps be home on Saturday.
Rev. A. o. Wright occupied the pull
nit last Sabbath, as he will next Sun
dav if Mr.. Webster's stay should be
prolonged
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12
Large StOne.-Mr. Purdy has sue

Large StOne.-Mr. Purdy has sue
ceaded in obtaining several mammoth
stones from the newly developed
quarry in Rudolph. One in particu-
lar was delivered at the school build
ing in process of erection, last week,
measuring nearly II feet in length by
an average width of 6 feet, and some
s inches thick How is this for
Wood Co. quarries? Other stone
equally excellent for stepping stones,
and water tables are already delivered.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12
Work on the New School Build

Work on the New School Build
;ag.-The work on the new school
building has been resum ID !; the stone
cutters beginning operations last week.
Mr. Purdy has done much of the
wood work the past winter, in order to
be ready to meet all demands of the
masons as they proceed with the rising
walls. The entire structure will have
been completed, at least all save the
interior finish by September. probably.
When it shall have been finished 1t
will be one of the finest buildings In
fhe northwest
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12

btIUW tDSt.--HLs' dug VISIs'1foAJ
viii sell her whole stock of WooLEN
GooDs below cost, for the next 60
days. Call and secure the bargain. #,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12

4niline Dyes.-Twelve colors Ami
line Dyes for sale at the Wood County
Drug Store, f
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron.

Old Iron.
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
f. JOHN RABLIN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12

Our Mounting Bird. a fine
specimen of the Golden Eagle was cap
tured recently by Mr.. Burhite in Ad-
ans Co. His eagleship is now occu-
plying stewardship at Mosher's Meat
Market. Though young, he measures
seven feet from tip to tip of his wings.
When he gets little ripened he will
do for the American flag. The rumor
that he was captured IN Dexterville is
not true the species don't flourish in
foreign land worth a cent.
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Notice to Contributors. Manu-

N0tlce 10 COlJFIDUlUTS.- =. NIahu-
script to insure insertion on the first
page must be handed in on Thursday,
or Friday morning early. Other con-
tributions, business notices, advertise
ments, &C., &C., must be handed in
not later than Wednesday morning
following. By observing these regu-
Iations, contributors will be better ac-
commodated, and we will be enabled to
issue early Thursday forenoon. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12

Hayden's Theatre.--The poorest,
meanest, thinest, most ridiculous, yul-
gar and uncalled for exhibition ever
stuck under community's nose, was
Hayden's show last Thursday evening.
It had not even the merit CD usually
attaching to a 'Farieties Entertain
ment." Just SO long as our people
will patronize su3h humbugs, just SO
long will they infict themselves upon
the public, and meritorious exhibitions
will be kept away from us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-12
Building Rock from Stonington

Building Rock from StoningtOn
Quarry. I will furnish from and af-
ter this date, common building rock at
the Stonington Quarry at 81 per cord,
until further notice. Parties wishing
to build viii find it to their advantage
to buy of me rather than take the
chances of finding them lying around
loose.-Dimension rock for sale in such
quantities as may be needed.
n NNopnr>-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

DEWITZLEBEH At Detroit. Michigaa On In.
lOth instant. ISABELLA, wife q Arthur Dew tile
ben, and eldest daughter Of Frederick and Elig.
OF Der il may indeed be said;
None kneW her but 70 love her.
None named her but 10 praise"
her life. marked by 90 much evenness Of dispo-
s{mpathetic tenderness always expressing itself in
chsi hy towards others, was closed By q death e.
calm and peaceful as 20 be In perfect ping there
with; and she who had often and so lovingly
mlnlttered to the wants and suferings q q hers
iouDd At ast, though lar away from what hal unfl
8" recently been her home, many loving ones to
minister unto her IN their turn and 10 shed tear
$40 could ccomplish had been done
Her funeral will take place from tue residence Of
her parents, SSe Pennsylvsnia avenue northwest
on sunday, the 18th inStant, at o'cleck n m Ths
attend. -
RIAGAH. On February 18th 1874. JOHANNA
REAGAN, wife Of Michael Reagan, sgsd IS years
nstife OF hanster, county Limerick. ireland.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence.
9Th street, north OF Boundary, Sunday, 18th, at
tend.
soPER; Suddenly, on the 18th instant, JAS.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral, from Ms Ists
residence, street, between 18th and 18th streets
southeast, Sunday afternoon, st % O'Clock. n
TRUMAN. Suddenly, ON the 18Th instant
MAkThA,w OF William Trueman, IN the fsth
year Of her age.
Friends Of the family are cordially invited 60
sfteBd her funeral from her late residence street,
between 4th and sth streets, SUNDAY, ct o'clock.
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LONG WHITE TROUSERS for ladies are very
much worn on the continent. These trousers
should be quite plain for wearing in the day
time and In the street, but those for evening
wear should be made Of fine cambria, or muslin
ornamented with embroidery, lace insertion, or
heavy rich lace frills or hounces, according to
the taste and means Of the lady herself What
could look prettier, or more modest, than 70 see
pretty, small-trousered foot in silk stockings
and neat sandaled shoe, appearing under the
skirt of a muslin dress, the ankles buried, a. it
WERE in several rows Of the lace frlis or founces
of fine cambria or muslin trousers? Surely, also,
when q young lady OF IS or 10 Is dancing, II IL
more modest, as IL IL certainly very becoming,
to see the limbs hidden In lace-frilled
trousers Of cambria than the present fashion.
AS i said, this mode is very much seen on the
continent, among French, Spauiards and
especially Russians. When ut Barcelona, a
few years ago, I remarked that every lady
wore trousers, some plain, some richly trimmed
with lace frills or nounces. Two or four in
ches of the trousers we're visible, setting of the
small Spanish foot 70 perfection. 4 knew 9
very pretty French lady, who used to wear most
becoming trousers In the evening, which were
made of very fine cambria, or muslin with rich
lace frills up the calf of her leg, and insertion
between each friIl. The lace friih Of her trous-
ers Just touched the instep, but the rest Of the
trousers were visible under and through the
transparent skirt Of white mus.in.-Englfsh
Mggdsias.
~Waat il rehus? A kiss repestec,
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10y THOS. 4. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctisneer, sl9 7th street.
TRUSTEES'sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
GE AND kTREETi

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF AND l4rH STREETS NORTHWEST. (,
- BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust, bearing date
August 9Th, A. ID. 1870, and recorded in Liber
:, No 62l folio 237, ct SEQ. Of the Land Records
81 the District OF Colum bia and by request in writ
ing Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned
w,l eel infIont OF the premises, st public auction,
OF TIL RSDAY. the 26th day Of February A D.
1871, at D O'Clock in the afternoon, the northern
part Of Lot 10 (sxteen) In $50 1.-TWO hundred
ard nifty fronting twenty 2U1 feet the east line
OF iith street west and extending east With that
width and olpdiDg on the south line of North
street distance OF seventy five (75) feet, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
This property will be sold subject to an incum-
braEce of IS ,0o0, secured by deed Of trust dated
August 8, lS0, and having five years to run from
that date, with interest at 10 per cent per annum
Terms OF sale; One third cash $500 Of which
must be paid on fall OF the hammer), and residue in
two equal instameRts at six and twelve months,
with inter est from day sale, secured to the sats
faction Of trustees; all cash the option of the
purchaser. Ii terms are not complied with within
hye days from day Of sale, property will be resold
on i've days notice, 81 risk of dsfaultng purchaser
FRED. w: JONES, Trus,aa.
JOS r. EDISON, iius'ees'
febl0- eo&ds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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n KANSAS HERMIT.-Out IN Kansas Tiers
lived, before he was compelled 60 leave the
state, hermit whose name was ShellenbarR-r,
ana who lived IN q cave and constantly received
mysterious boxes from all parts Of the country
Lang uage can scarcely give an adequate ldea
OF The degree OF curiosity excited among the
rural neighbors OF hermit Shellenbarser BY Ia
arrival Of these boxes. It was a long time be-
tore the truth came out, but 10 out II came Ons
day, when the recluse was busiest. party %
hunters came upon him as he stood 10 his cays
branoishing . red hot poker pack OF 1Oss
were tearing each other in pieces before him
and sixteen cats, with their tails tied together
were swinging and splitting and ClAving on q
line which he had stretched across the place
ne dogs and cats were the things which haf
been sent 10 him by express. When his visitors
had bound him hand and foot he remarked that
cit Was q blank shame that a man cOuldnt
have little amusement in kansas."- Louisuiiis
C0ByIeT-JOuTHdi.
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~ A X RTE m

BERBfORD-wRI On Thursday, the i1th
INST, the residence Of the brides her by IN,
h hey Father stonestreet. THOMAS p. HERH-
qsughter OF the late 4. .. Wright, Of GeorgetO-s,
NALLkf-KLLIH. On the 5th instant, Of Rsok
Creek Church, by the Rev. James Buck VI IN
kALLE1 and Miss MAMIE n ELLTn, al OF
Prince George county, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

VALUABLE Properly ON CAPITOL HILL
AT AUCTION. 4
BY virtue OF adeed Of trust 20 me, dated the .3d9
gay OF January, ISIS, and duly recorded in ber 5Os
,ono =, one OF the land records of the county Of
Msshipgton, D. O.. and By request Of the party Sc
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th Of Feb
sp aSa, O'Clock p. m, part Of original Lot
Terms made known on day Of sale
- o. O. BCRR, Trustee
tspf-o JOS. y. KILLHT, Auct.
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RY DUHCAEsON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.
u corner 9Th and d streets northwest
TRGSTEES' SALE OF FIRST CLASS
DWELLlNGS ON CAPITOL HILL, IN

ohh0 y 1AS4 SA
BY virtue OF ten deeds Of trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated May g. 1871, and duly recorded in
Lloer No. AS, folio 49i ct sea-, and Liber No. $50,
foo g. ct seQ OF the land records of the District of
Columbia, we will sell At public auction On front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2sth day of
February, A. ID, 1874, at O'Clock D. m, Lets num-
berod 9, IL, II, IL and Il, OF Grants sub
ton, District Of Columbia.
Lots Nos 81, 10, II, u and u are improved
217, 219, 221 223 and AT. The above houses
are new built Of brick, trimmed with brownstone;
finished inside with black walnut; hot and cold
AID are In every particular strictly first class
5 no Lot Ne. Is improved by Dwelling No.
2IS Vast Capitol street, and Is r-story front
and hve-story back building, finished in the same
maI ner as the foregoing described property. AM
the above lots are further improved by substantial
brick stables and carriage houses.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
at six, twelve, and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser, with interest at ten per
centum per snnum, payable semi annually, Ind
secured on the property sold, win be taken. A
with IN hye days, the Trustees the right to
resell the property Ave days notice by advertise
ment IN the Evening Star, at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser. "
iaDz-eo LRepl H. =. PAIEf, Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14
hi DUNCANSON, BOWLING l. co. Aucts,
- Corner 9th and d streets northwest.
FTRUsTEEs' SALE OF FIRST CLASS Dwell
Il IEG-H0USES ON CAPITOL HILL, IN

GhAhT,o hOW.
By virtue Of a deed of trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated April a. 1875 ana duly recorded in
Liber No 76, folio 345 ct SEQ OF the land records
OF the District Of Columbis, we will sell, at public
auction, in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 2sth day CT February, A. d. 1874, at O'Clock
D. m, Lots NUM- ered and s, of Grant subdivision
OF square No. $50, IN the city OF Washington, D. O..
the proceeds Of sale so far as necessary, be ap
piled to the satisfaction Of the prior deeds of
upon the property, being held by the same parties.
Lots NOS and are improved by Dwelling Houses,
NOS 202 and I'll East Capitol street. The houses
are new, built Of brick, trimmed with brown stone
threestory front, four story back building finished
inside with black walnut; hot and cold water on
each noor three bath rooms and water closets and
are ID every particular strictly frst-class houses
The above lots are also improved BY substantial
brick stables and carriage houses.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; the balance at
Sly, twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day of
sale and secured by deed of trust upon the proper
sold, will be taken. A deposit Of i've hundred
dollar, on each lot will be required Of the parchs
ser al the time OF sale. If the terms Of sale not
complied with in ve days, the trustees reserve the
gbt 70 resell the property, at the risk and of
the oeiauitng purchaser, five days notice by ad
vertisement in the Evening Star.
l.. b. PIERCE r.
JanA-eo GRep.l u. 4. PAINE, trustees
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a reader Who b recently married ~rItns ~.
Askinf which end OF q stove "a the llxass.f -.
really wish We knew, but we don't. al sse.. =
say eece,uoe. and one has % become vel a.
vantage. Our friend should not be too $780,.
taking hold OF stove. A rove that h 81 -
moved should be visited in the sui wsfch.. 81
the night before, and carefully examtn@d ~.
the hight OF q good lamp. The very ena y,
thonght the fghtest nav prove the heaviest lin
the hghtest end Il the most dlfhcul, to yet hold
oi and hang on 20. II isa very distressing us-
oettsking 10 carry hall ton OF stove BY your-
nnset-hsils, with a cold-blooded msa easily
ne.eihg the other end and q nervous woman
r.en oast pan IN one hand and . broom 40
hreo,, ,o,nging up the rear and getting tAs
~ -. SsNeeh your legs In going up Ata'fs NJ
y best TO be NJ the lower end OF the stove
Tong BACKWARDS up q stairway Win n sso,s
n your hands requires q dehcacy OF parceott..
which very few people pessess. and which cas-
1ny come after years OF conscientious pr actios
~ you are below yoa have the advantage Of
missing much that must be painful "a a - ~
I've nature. The position YOU ere N bring,
tosi tsce pretty Close 10 the ton OF the stOve
shd n no one can be expected 70 see shst Il an
ing on when thus situated YOU are relieved fre.,
al reslonsi 0lliiy and thought IN the matter
and think OF Heaven. Then above voy ~ ~.
csrmSn whom 700 do not see. with his linz two
inches apart, his ewes prOlfudinR ana M.
tongue lolling on his chin. And 10 l. well VOC
don't see him, for IL Is an awful sight. Rat ths
chief advantage OF being below l. that IN csse
u and instantly killed. Nothing short OF vOuF
deaths will ever compe nsste FOR the scratched
paint, solled carpet and torn oil-clOth. Ana as
msn In his senses and with hts hearing ualm-
paired would want 10 survive the cstas-
ttophe.-Ddrburg Aeus.
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RY b. b. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Apctfoneer
529 Seventh street, between 9 and 81.
TRRE gSvH SAL SAL 9E yALgABLl UHIM
TAfNH IND sr AkHHHsh rB ETSrI6s NoRTE

q By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust to me, dated In
TspH ~, a. ~. lza, and duly recorded in Liber
cords 81 Washlngton county, p: q, and q the re.
lie auction, In front Of the premises. onWEDNES-
pAY, February ssth, lgl, Ct e'ciock p M, the
o and being all that certain piece or parcel OF
isnd known and distinguished on the land records
o. the city and District aforesaid lot numbered
nifty in the recorded subdivision Of original
lot numbered hve, lsJ in square Numbered three s
two inches with the depth feet seven
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance n stx .
and twelve months, with interest from DAY OF az,
and secured BY deed Of trust on the propeIy. a
struck on. II terms Of sale are not compieo with
In seven days, the fIustees rsssIse e s % re-
ing pnrchsssr. amer ays Nl days' saverti.snept
insfon. GRO, y; SrICKEEYa Trustee.
febs-eo6ds 1T, GOODWILL, Salesman.
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ny pUEOANSON, BOWLING b Co, Aucts,,
- Southeast corner 9Th and D streets northwest

-~e0t eVAheA ssh ono ~ streets nOrtnWeot.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
Fh0fEkTY ON THE CORNER OF 9TH AND
SThEETS NORTHWEST. KNOWN AS
TIE ST CLOUD HOTEL"
by virtue OF deed of trust to the under
signed, dated December 2s, A. d. 1871, and duly
in reeorded IN Liber No COS, folio 4l2 one of the
Sonmbla, and at the request of the party secured
!Mnsreoy, we will sell at public auction on tn Rs
= me otn day OF March, A. d. 1874, at O'Clock
2: ~, IN front OF the premises, ali that parcel of
iano ana premises situated In the city of Washing.
ZOE, IN the District Of Columbia, and known and
on the plan Of said city those parts of
lois numpered nineteen tl9), twenty () and twenty.
one CID, IN square numbered three hundred and
seventy sven I), included within the following
ner q said square, and running thence west on II
street northwest hftytwo (57) feet and eight (8)
inches; thence south eighty six 1857 feet; thence
west sixty mine (69J feet and six 6I inches: thence
south thirty (l feet thence east 9Th street west
and thence north, along said 9Th street. 10 the place
OF beginning; with ell the i'm prov ements, rights
ana aRpurtenances-being the property known as
.traa, O.oud Hotel, on the corner Of 9th and
Terms: One-th cash; balance in notes to run
one and two years, bearing interest at the rate of
ten per centum per annum, and secured by deed Of
uust lyon the premises; all cash il the purchaser
30 prefer, deposit u 81 900 will be required e.
soon as the property Is knocked OF. All convey
sncir 70 be ut the cost Of the purchaser. II the
utms OF sale are not complied with within ten days
the SALE the trustees reserve the right to resell
chaser. HENRY BO0UEI
j. lOLEY, trustees.
feblO-eo&dbs
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An JNsoPHIsTICATKD .fURVMAk.-The dts-
trict court in a northern county Wa IN session
twas the first dsy OF the court; time. after dia-
her. LAWYERS and others had dined, and we're
Suing out before the hotel, and a long. lAnk
uhtophisiicated countryman came up and un
ceIsmoniously made himself one OF EN-, and re-
ms.ked. "Gentlemen, I wish you would 20 on
WIN this court, tor | want 20 20 hOme-l left
Betsy looking out" "Ahim said one Of the
lANyels, and pray. cir, what detsins you NJ
court why, SIR said the cOuutryman
I'm ictch here as jury, and thew saw nj 20
nome they will have 90 ind me and theV
moutnt do that, a. live good piece f" what
jury are you on:' what iuryS'' yea What
travis? fetched IL I know" "weII" said IN,
lawyer, "did the Judge charge yOu"' sweI.
squire, said he, THAT little fellow who ats n.
in the pulpItsand kinder bosses u over the
crowd, gin us a talk; but I don't know whether
he charged anything or not" The crO~a
broke mp in roar OF laughter, AMI the sherfa
called court.-EnQlish Pore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-14

ALovE-LETTER.-rhe Georgia Forester pub
fishes the following love letter picked 10 IN IN
streets of Albany last week:
SOUTH WESTERN woRTH COUNTY, GRop
January Sun, is5l
Dear Alss fdHEg Spence 1T l. with : achi1
hart and trimbling hand that 1 seat miseif to
Communicate that TO you that I never could
you, am anxious Of knowing whether vor will
come on mi side Of the river and shear M rssb-
irs and bed with me or not III Won will pIeasa Lat
me near from you by return mail sn man OF
flugaltion resolution, Double Brested too sets
OF teeth wide between the ewes and hard 20
handle L have looked over the field And have
concluded that / can hold the best OF them IN
between thumb and fingers and blow sand OGt
OF there gizzard the truth Of the matter u lows
you and want TO know II YOU love me.
MT captain STEPHEN WILLIAMS col
DThe child who cried for an hour. did nat
get il.
~The Irish rifle association OF ID ublin have
accepted the conditions on which the American
rinemen are willing TO compete.
R-M. Schneider, president OF tue French
stroke OF apopleNy.
ga Havana dispatch says: The iron-cl.a
ATaplles Is leaking badly, and will probably "a
to Baltimore TO be docked.
ga Chicago lawyer told a jury that M
seemed to see band OF white robed angels
lowering about the head OF his client Who gss
ny Tor horse-stealing. The jury broaght in q
verdict Of guilty.
R-"God does not Kill the devil sav. IA,
Rev. Mr.. Bailey Of Springfield, Mass, in an
sNer 70 Gerald Masseys question, "becAuss
alter"
sTFirst Swell-"Lets see-tO-morror'.-
What's tdsy, bythby?" Second Ssell-
TUESDAY, isn't-or Monday? yest'day SUI dayg
E.pweclous shwewd fellOv-'teil US ike q
shot'"-PHHch.
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Rf LUTTKELL & Co,
- Auctioneers, No. 9l7 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and L 9th streets northwest

RY LUTTR Rl,!aL. CO; ,,,,
Between 9th and 10th streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
k bnhL ESTATE 1II rsITU nII ON OF sOUTa
~ STkEETs, SOUTHWEST, CONSISTING
OF ONE TW0.sTORY FRAME YELLING,
fRONIlNG ON STREET, AND ONE ONE
s]okY FRAME ON THE REAB OF THE
a BY virtue of a deed of trust bearing late DC.
tober 10th, A. d. 1871, and duly recorded in
8hber No. 663, folio l46, one OF the land records
ior w arlington county, in the District Of Colum.
bis, and BY request Of the party secured thereby,
VIII sell at PUBLIC auction in front of the premises,
a. ID. 1874, at 80 O'Clock D. m, all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and bel ng
In the city OF Washington, In said District of Co.
INN bia, and known upon the public plan or plat
thereof as part OF Lot numbered eleven, I'll, } in
square numbered i've hundred and thirty I'VE 5s5
street south fifteen l5) feet west OF the northeast
corner OF said lot, and running thence south one
hundred aud thirty -four feet six inches thence
west twelve (l3) feet nine 80 inches thence north
to said street, and thence east along the line of
said street twelve l2) feet nine (9) inches to IL
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, (of which 500
must be paid down at time of sale balance in equal
payments in six, twelve CID and eighteen (is)
months, for which the purchasers notes, with In
tereet at the rate OF ten per cent until paid, will
he taken, to be secured on the property sold. All
convey anc1ng and recording at purchasers cost
after SALE the Trustee the right to resell at
VIM n. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
febl3 eo&ds LUTTRELL co., Aucts.