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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
Charcoal rs an Absorbent.

CHARCOAL has been reputed to act as
fertilizer because of its absorbent power
for ammonia. 1t does, in fact, COndense
in its pores fifty to one hundred times its
bulk of ammonia gas, when its pores are
perfectly free from air moisture and all
other gases, and when the ammonia gas
is also unmiXed with other gases. But
these conditions never exist in nature,
and the fact is that charcoal exposed to
the air never contains or absOrbs any i'm
pOrtant amount of ammonia, and does not
fcrtilize by acting as means of collecting
and storing this gas. Charcoal is pow
ertul OXldizng agent and this quality
may not unlikely come into play usetuly
when il is mixed with the soil. Dr. Stem
house was the first to show that the Otfens-
i've gases which escape from purifying
animal matters are dcodOriZed and de
strOyed when made to pass a layer OF
charcoal dust, and that the result is
brought about by the oxygen gas condens-
ed in the pores Of the charcoal. \ dead
rat nicely buried in cigar box, so SIS to
be surrounded at all points by an inch Of
charcoal powder, decays to bone and fur
without manilesting any odOr of putreiac-
ton, 50 that il might staud on q parlOr
table and not reveal its contents to the
most sensitive nostrils. The gaseous pro-
ducts Of decay under such conditions are
carbonic acid, ammonia and water, or the
same that would result were the ordinary
efIluvium of purifying flesh burned in "a
furnace The soil often, if not always,
contains nitrogen in combination with
some form of humus, which is inert, or
at least not Immediately available as food
to crops Charcoal, we should anticipate,
would hasten or set up oxidation Of these
matters, and might iberate a portion of
this inactive nitrogen in the form Of am
monia or Of nitratcs, and thus enhance
the fertility of the soil. This is, however
but speculation, a bit Of theory, and
while probable enough 10 warrant inves-
tigation, must not be accepted as a fact
until it has proved to be such,-N. T..
Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
Poultry Houses for the Farm.

THE cheapest way to build fowl
house, and give the greatest amount of
ground room, (Which Is what counts with
poultry is to make but one roof and have
that meet the ground The building
should be nine feet wide at the underpi9.
ming, and nine feet high at the highest
part This gives as much floor room tor
the fowls to move about in as il the walls
We're high on all sides of the structure,
and with great economy in building ma
terials There should bc twelve doors in
the building besides the small openings
under the windows for the use OF the
fowls, and the ycntilator near the peak !;
three board doors in each end. the a)lest
being for the attendant % enter, and the
other two for ventilation in extremely hot
weather The doorways of the boards are
furnished with another set OF doors made
of lath.
When the board doors are all open in
hot weather, and the iath doors shut,
there is a fine circulation OF air and
when the house is to be cleaned the Hath
doors as we'll rs all the others may be
opened. Farmers Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
II. 4. BARTLETT 81 CO.,
70 ~. il. -

DIR. Pierce's Pisssaus Pargative
Pellets, or Sugar-C oateds Concentrated Root
and Herbal Juice, Anti-BIAIs Granues--,he
Little Giant" C1thartic, or Neit'em in para
Physic, scarcely iarsersth&n mus
fard seed, yet representing Is much catharuc
power as large repulsive pills, b. g na5tsea,tktRg
ard thorough, pet gently a,t'h6GlY operating.
Being entirely Vegetable, no partic-
uIar care. is required sSre.ie using them For
3r,1ns lHea1dache, impure
shoulders, HirAsuoss OF Chest,
Di2Xin go, Sdsar Eructatio ns, EGG
Taste Az, NOAH, ss.1i9us atsacEs,
Intern al FcyAr, Eush os BLOOD
10 Head, EloaASd Stomach, EEigh
C0i0reA Urine, gloomy Forebod-
fnSs, take DIR. Pi3TSe's pellets,
Olc or Two taken dailAfor a~tima, viii cure
PiCapics, Bl0tches, ErE PHONE,
IsoIIs, S"roiUlDu3 SA-es and yiTUl-
lent = sections Of %lIi1, Eh.oi.t
aai BoL"s. No cheap woSt or paste board
b7v2s but Kept fresh ana rely sl- III yals. %
cents Ivy druggists, or 5a 5idorca. N1ah-c-
ilst q, the worlds E1;{rcueary9 Nos.
sa, s., "a ana S. West Seacet-t. nrear -, ii s..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

AMONG the. cases reported from the
docket of the Berks County (Pa) Quarter
Sessions, was a very peculiar one. A Ger
man Methodist preacher at Fleetwood
was indicted for assault and battery on a
fellow human. The prosecutor testified
that the preacher was shaking hands with
a number of people, and offered his hand
to him. In return the prosecutor offered
q single finger. Flaming up at this slight
the minister forgot his vocation and land.
ed his fist in the prosecutors face. A yer
dict Of guilty was returned against the
clerical gentleman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

"A boiler in the Independent Coal
Mine, lat Contra Costa, Cal, recently ex-
ploded and killed the engineer ana hre-
man ...,,.-
Mrs. Amanda Talcott of Round Lake,
Iowa, recently went into the garrett ana
hung herself TO one of the ralters because
her "emptins" had soured.
A few nights ago, Joseph Corrigan fell
from the top of one of the lofty bluffs
which disfgure St. Paul, MINI, assistance
of ninety feet, and was instantly Killed.
"A girl named Emma LeClair, few
days ago in Detroit, placed two chairs
near the stove and laid down upon them
for a rest. Her clothes took fire, and she
was actually roasted to death.
MIR Henry Bags, Of Concord, Iowa,
while recently engaged in digging well,
was fatally injured by the box used for
elevatng the dirt breaking from the rope
ana falling upon his hcad-a distance OF
about eighteen feet.
"A boy in Marshall, Mich, bruised
his finger, recently, and wrapped 1t in a
cloth saturated with camphOr. Coming
too near the gaslight The cloth caught fire,
and before it could be removed, the boy
was seriously burned.
MI - "elcli ailu a. ~ iiasCiiy i,,.,
i'1'le q" 'no5' 's -
Ih Vc o,lcI Jay "lu 'll' i'1SGd s1r-''o e
S"'n " t'No 'iiOo w. w.
ha,.I,a, ma bair lJUh "mn i' ., ~ w.
i,'ril,J INV W
"'' -,
-. I.eceh'ly az i'2{ton' Oillo, iloillaS
IN a wrestling match inst vest If tbS citv
In which Fisher was thrown down and
his neck broken. He died almost in.
stautIy The coronpr,s iurv reulrped a
verdict oc accidental death
,,.or,,,,,,,, =, , .,o,,.,,,,ll o., s,I.io,t,,,
WI ,.',,, ,,c,, H., tI;r, j, ~, r.,
.,,, 49,. ' H.,
1T -, r,i l''' ,' =
l"',I,' vi hrna ,''O "' i,o
H. 'r.,',.i ,'1 H.,
amputaled and would doubtless die.
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ho,- 6t,D,a,. nat ~ i'' a mou al Gra
hrnl'1 n,,.' ~ me- third gt,7,,,, 5f - -
oron,iaI ht No hoii", cnr,,s ~" a." i,o"o
-, ,"' -. va ~ IVY 90
hnr,,d .i', tI,rao ,oro LII ,,',,n
~. r-,, ,d e., ~ 10y
i"'@7 ''''' 0''D7 o''''J
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-Vuc gay recent laclhc man peat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
Impure " alter.

Public attention cannot be too often
called to the danger Of using impure wa.
ter in households. The origin of typhoid
fever, which 50 frequently runs through
families ia city and country. is oilener in
wells and springs than is supposed. In
cities ii i, easy q understand, Wh II aQuc,
duet water is not supplied, how wells may
become contaainated; but for many it IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

EVERY good citizen will be panied 10
learn, as we DO from an exchange, that
an cmploye in a Maine stavc factory
caught his head in piece OF machinery
and had it literally chopped To pieces
We learn from the report that "it was sub.
scqucntly amputated just below the elbow,
and he Is now doing we'll" Perhaps he
is, but the little We know of such matters
teaches u that it will be some time be-
fore the unfortunate man can climb a
rope without the aid OF cru.thes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

ALI those that did not reply TO our adj
vertisement last-wcek are requested to do
so at once, and buy The Elmwood ana
Warwick collars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

1t is firmly believed in milwaukee,
that the Pilgrims originally landed at
that place with cargo OF lager beer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

A PARTNER WANTED-WITH $50 ONLY, IN ONE
~ of the finest paying businesses in the country $500
will have TO be paid out OF profits of business Inquire at
2S41a Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

ITO LET-TwO UPPER FLOORS (UNFURNISHEDy
L OF English basement house, rooms, besides. bath
room gas hot and cold water; 2S3 Fourth
Twenty second street. $50 per month until May next
. FRENCH FLATS-SEvEN AND EIGHT ROOMS
= every comfort in four story high stoop brown stond
private house l66 East Fityfrst street. near Lexington
avenue; rent moderate. Owner, 7 East Forty eighth
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
FRENCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

TINE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
~ CONNIE file de chambre GU pour tout faire dams
petite famille bonnie accommodation Sadresser,
pour deux jours No n Bond ST., pres de Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

VITANTED-FOR A PLACE IN MARYLAND ABOUT
w 10 miles from Baltimore, a thoroughly competent
practical and gardener he must have first class
Recommendations in regard to character and ability;
married with family preferred: house and fuel pro
vded wife. fcompetent ior OF dairy poultry, &C.
can also he employed ii desired. Address stating refer
ences and previous places OF employment box l7A New
York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF UNDOuBTED INTEG.
IA rity years in business tor himself is open
general Office work: aged 81; references hrst
salary expected, $1,000 Address STEADY HABITS, box
III Herald office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

SIMPLE CURE FOR BoILs.-Dr. Simon,
physician of Lorsaine, gives a new cure for boils
namely, by treating them with camphoratei
alchOhOl. AS coon as the elimination point of
boil NJ axes its appearance he puts a little of
tae liquid in a saucer, and dipping the ends of
his little fingers in IL, ru6s the infiamed surface,
especially the central part, repeating the ope-
ration eight or ten times for about half a min
ute. He then allowed the surface to dry, plac-
ing over Ii a slight coating of camphorated
olive OIL he says that four such applications
will, in almost all cases, cause boils to dry up
and disappear, the operation to be performed
morning, noon and evening. The announce
ment of 80 simple cure for such painful mall
adv will bear repetition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21
ETNIIED STATS ARsHAL's sALEOsI
LOTS II MOUNT PIE AeANr

In vistps Of . writ Of beri fscias, issued ont Of
Clerks efce % the Supreme Court OF the District
% Columbia, and 20 me directed, will cell at pub
Of said District, On MONDAY. the aith day OF An
gust ls74 con nenotbg az - o'clock he follow
Part Of Pleasant Plain and Lewar's Oat,et, since
called AoEns Pleasant, IN The District of Columbia
"a. rs egether with all and singular the imr roye-
rsentsthereon. ssizo and ievied apcn IS tbs prep
execution 30. Sos, in faysrof John Joiisy. uss
Of toe ssf,opsl ss,ssss hans nistries o. 09 rnnia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, July s., 1874.

knOA WARRINGTON CITY.
n, banimore and Way Stations.
S'"o ~ :. 5siiimors: Annapolis, Crsnosrry and
Rr.neb uons On Main Stem, and Wssninst'n
.Sso :. m, B.l,ino.. sid Relay,
eos c sas ss,. Louis. Louisville, ornc,n
lord spfinss.. DssT P.ri. PitisS1rs. Roef-
vile, wsshisston Grove, 9ermantovn,
ssn wss sassGs sSsds gs CAM
ss:: s:,s: q s = "a ss ss:sS:
Laurel A1espois jueeioa and k. ss.'''''
- feott Oily, Bsitinsrs. Dss.1 a RsiaS. ~
aAs I ? a. Rs.tigo.s .Tsdsrich and all inter
Point o. Bocis and 3as 81 atoms, 4 Via Metro
SO D. N. Bal more, Annapolis and Way stations.
2hs H. Bsi.imore and Relay.
TOO ). M, Chicago. d Louis, louisville, Cincin-
Isy sSSiss.,o RoeiSiiis. hsssr.so~n. Psi
sso ,. N, Baltimore and wsy stations.
e.As =. m, Pftfsburs, Rock Vile, Poin. Of Rocks,
STOP AZ All stations ON Metropolitan road.
Bantme,. a.4 s Tsg s1,, TEAIssi m,oo.
FOr BaLiInI0Ts asd Rslay-T30 g. m. and T.0s
w.r.1s os q. m. sndTp.n.
PtttSbuE $50 .. m.
81 az Ttains Stop al. Viadscf HOtet, Relay
For farther Information sppIy ct the Baltimore
spd Ohio Ticket 0riee-, Washington stz5ion, and
.sken fOt Bagssge to be checked aud received 81
any RoiEt In the eity.
In. COLI, eeSsiai Tic S1 kssIs.' ''''0n
GkO. b. kOOSTz. Gent Agent. jyE
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EVENING STAR.


The Br0ok1yD Opera.
lThs Trio at tie End Of tke First zet.I
BY"o O."
H. w. B.-Dsar Tilton, what wish 20 say
Before 70 TO bed,
state, in my impulsive way,
I wish that were dead.
T. T.-Friend Beecher, grace be unto thee,
But in what you have said
You have anticipated me-
wish that we're dead.
F. MI hold such secrets In my mind,
They almost turn my head,
And on the whole Am inclined
To wish that were dead.
&C. $50 then the question comes again,
To bother and perplex We,
II every one of these three men
Expected "apoplexy,"
How much more wise to change the
tune,
To take the other horn,
And wish, what would have been q
boon,
That they had ne'er been born,
KErToN, o., August IS Gcis. Commercial.
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Spy THOS. T.. wAGGAMAN.
I'D Real Estate Auctieneer, 81 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MAJ ESCATE OE 2iIH ArREET. 2 ET w EEN

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IN P BOWED
REAL ESTATE or HsfREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
sks By virtue of deed OF trG3t 10 the nnder
- slgnec, dated " bruary 2si, Ammo D1miui 1871,
- and duly recorded IN Liber No. go, folio ISIS,
one of the lad records of Washington county, IN
tine District Of Columbia, and at the written request
Of the Parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, IN trent Of the premises, on WEDS rs
DAY, the - day Of September, 1874. at .. IN all
thai piece parcel OF land situated in the city of
WGshinEton, IL the District of Columbia, being part
OF Lot numb sred eight sln Square numbered thirty
seven 3i, beginning for the same at the MORT Invest
corner Of said lot and running thence east on the
line # alley l22 f. eft % inches thence south IS feet
chss theI &c vest 20 feet ga inches thence north
fo ls inches thence west @ feet to cath street,
hence north "a feet Ia inches TO the poiDt Of begin
nirg, improved b. nice tvo-story Frame House,
WITH Stable In rear of the lot.
Terms: one-tbird cash; balance I'm 6 aud u
months, with interest at ger centum Per anaum
from day Of sale; the deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust the premises. A
deposit OF SiOo will be required from the purchaser
at time OF sale. All couyeyaAcing at the cost of
purchaser. IL terms of sale not ccm piled with
in i've days from day Of sale, the trustees
tie right 10 resei the property III the risk aud
Of tbs defsultipg purchaser, after Eve days adver
tise ment thereof
FRED W. JONES. tr-
JOSEPH X. EpSON,{ i'osses'
sulS-eeSds THOS. h. WAGGAhAE, Auct.
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DI THOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer,
- 041 Louisiana ave., 81 door east of 7th street

VERY DEsIRABLE UNIMPa0VED PROPER.
TI Oh 9TH eTREET, BETWEEN AND X
sTREETS, aORTHWEsT, AT AUCTION.
90 On TUESDAY August 23th, 1874, at 5 o'clk
sfSp ,iD front OF the premises, will sell parts
>Uf Lots and 10, In square 4l9, frontiog 80 feet
on the west side of Tin street with depth of 95 feet
e an alley, ard paris Of Lots and 6, same square,
fronting 90 feet street, with de 9TH of IS feet
10 All alley This property is wei located in an i'm
proving neghborhOcd and well worthy the stten-
tiau Of purchasers.
Terms: One third CASH; balance In aud " months,
With Interest st per cent. depoeit OF 100 re-
QgiTsd when the property Is bid of All coayey-
alcirg st the cost Of the purchaser
auR2O-d THOMAS DOWLIEG, Auct
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DG n ID

BESERTT. On TIE 3oth ipstaut, a. O. m !,
ELIZABETH BENNETT, wife OF John Bennett,
in the SSt b year Of her age.
Friends Of the family are requested 20 attend the
funeral, on esturd sy, 81 O'Clock D. m, from the
chErch 81 the INNS culate ConceUtiOn.
LIBBEY. Friday, August Il ls7I, JOSEPH, sOn
OF Joseph and arr B. Libbsy IN the 6th Of his
ase.
Funeral Sunday evening. asa instant, st O'Clock.
Geore etovn, ID. q. -.
McGILI In this city. August 10Th. at O'Clock
r.m., LILLY X. NJ. McGlLL, daughter 81 NJ.
and the late Anna Ia. mcGi. In tn 21d year Of her
eye.
The funeral win take place at O'Clock y. N on
Saturday, from the residence - her father, 1902
oh street northwest The friends Of the family
espsctfuily invited to attend.
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TRUsTEEs' sALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
EBTY, ON 3D. STREET WEeT, sErwEEs
AND STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION.
&xs By virtue OF 3 deed OF Irust, dated ,vembsr
SYSlsth 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 729
a~fJliO ss8, &c one OF the land records for ash
irgion county, D. c., and by oirett OF the party
secured there by will sell, at public suction in
front Of be rrt mlses, on FRIDAY September : h.,
A.. ID ld4, at o O'Clock D m, Gil that certain lot,
piece or parcel of ground aud premises situate,
iyipg and berg Ia the ssid city Of Washington.
known ana designa ed TN" ground plat Of the said
city lot hun b. red eighteen 1SD, in square num-
bereo FIVE hunored and thirty five, 1851.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance 10 and
II MOI tbs, will interest," from day Of SALE red By
deed of tFust on the property sold. A depost; OF
$50 vii be required ~ the time Of sale. All con-
veyeDcIg at the cost Of purchaser III the terms Of
sale are not fully complied With within seven days
after sale, tee Trustees reserve the right TO resell
ihe property AZ the cost and risk Of the defauiting
puIChss
i9sfPh T6s i WskS,ER Trustees.
su20-2aw3w WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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A LONG LEAP FOR LIFE-Thursday morn
ing last little red squirrel, having been pest
tIed considerably by the lads about the sawmill
of Eben Webster & Co., on Marsh Point, Orono
took refuge for life By running up the large
brick chimney near the mill. By chngirg to
the corner he kept foot-hold so well that he
succeeded in reaching the very top. Here he
found himself upon the iron cap, los < feet from
the ground. AS more and more OF the waste
stuff from the mill was added to the furnace the
chimney grew hotter, and his situation became
scend upon the side OF the chimney, but after
getting dewn few feet gave il up, turned
about and went back. By this time the Chin
ney top had become so hot that he must leave it;
so that after looking about carefully for few
minutes, he evidently made up his mind that he
must leap to save his life; and this he did,
spreading out his legs and balancing himself so
that he struck the ground about fifty feet from
the base, uniDjured, and Immediately scamper-
ed of and secreteG himself under q pile of
boards.-R0r0or Who.
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keY +. }. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctiepeer,
No s11 7th street, opposite 9. y. Post ono,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY or 23D eTEEET NORTAWEsr, AT

AUCTION.
81 BY virtue OF deed OF trust 20 us, dated
-63S, folio 81, one Of ths land records Of WASH
iDe.oD, d o., we will sell AZ public auction, 10 front
DAY the a4th day Of August, A: y; la4, at 8
bsIsd s. In s0nsTe No, 81, the same frontfaS rs feet
aud 10 inches sd street northwest, au1 extending
nsck with that width Que hundred aud twenty two
feet (l2s) feet end two ano q half (21sD inches.
Terms 81 sale: Onetbird cash; balance in six (6,)
~ aud eighteen Isl months, for which notes
of the purchaser, bearing interest at per per
and occurred by deed OF trust upan the proc
erty, shzli be given. Conveysncing at purchsssr' 5
cost II terms Of sale not com Piled with within
days after saiet Trustees reserve the right
resell thu property alter i've days. public advsT-
smert, at tbs risk and cost OF the dfsuiting pur
chaser. sl00depcsit on acceptance Of bid, Amount
required 10 settle to date, $50 o. Amount req
to pay arrears TO date, Sis H..
ff 6sHpk y ~ T 18sns' Trustees.
aug7-eo6ds II. j. SWEET, Auct.
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EEY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
AS cal Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.


nv . Sh LIE VI AhOaDhE
Ia BY virtue OF q deed OF trust dated 9th July.
"a lsiO, and Eecorded IA Liber No. 6I9 folio il9,
&-s oGe of the land records Of the District of 90.
iuIubis acd at the request Of the party secured
theTeby. viii offer 81 public sale, on MONDAY,
The 24th day Of August, 1874, At the hour of
o'ioek IL the afternoon, in front OF the premises,
u Arlington, District Of Columbia, the same is
laid down upon the plEt Of said city, with the
spacious Brick Church pom n same. This property
:, situated on 2Sd street northwest, between l. and
n stTeSfs
Terms Of saie: oge-ihird cash; the residue Of the
purchase money in L, and years, the purchaser
giving his notes bozring interest from the day OF
safe. secured bY deed q trust upon the premises.
q deposit OF slo0 required when the property 10
s.rnck Cn. IL the terms az sale not com Piled
with within I'VE dsys the undersigned reserves the
ght e ressIi the pTepertY the rick aud cost OF
the d fan ting purchaser after Advertising the
Tor iye days All convey snciRg At the cost OF the
purchase p. JACKS SON, Trustee,
snl2- lot THOMAS DOWBIHG, Auct.