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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
Democratic Frauds.

The advice of the Pennsylvania
sire to his son, when about to depart
the paternal roof for struggle with
the world in his own behalf-''make
money, my son; honestly if you can
but make money"-seems to have
been adopted by the democrats OF
Cincinnati in working up party capi-
tai over the Louisiana affair. The
Gazette tells how the thing was
done:
Col. Thos. L. Young, who was pub
lished as one of the Vice Presidents
of Geo. w. C. Johnston's indigna-
tion meeting, gives that gentleman a
piece of his mind in a card printed in
this paper. W. W. Scarborough was
also published as a Vice-President,
but without his knowledge or con-
sent. S. S. Davis, whose name was
also used, has already protested.
Colonel Maxwell's name was used
without consultation with him, and
his consent to It's use would not
have been given had it been asked.
Thus it is shown that the effort to
connect Republicans with the call
and with the meeting was complete
failure. 1t was not only a failure, but
1t was an attempted fraud. and
would have brought disgrace upon
the mover were it not that Mayor
Johnston was the mover, and he has
such reputation as a trickster that
common would hurt him.
The meeting was fraud in its in
ception and in its execution, and We
only regret that Hon. Job E.
did not take the cunning
Johnston at his word, attend the
meeting, and say what he felt like
saying. He would have made it
lively for the manipulaters.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

BILLS are to be prepared and pre-
sented to Congress for the admission
Of Colorado and New Mexico as
States.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

TIE Ohio Legislature has adopted
resolution to adjourn oyer every
third week, from Friday Antil the
following Tuesday,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

Vegetine for the complaints for which
iL is recommended, Is having larger
sale throughout the United States than
any other one medicine. Why? Vege-
et'ne will Cure these Complaints.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
Probate Court.
4 Null and Judy Piercefield.

John Null and Judy Piercefield.
OTHER MATTERS.
Morgan f. Jerman was appointed
administrator of the estate of Eliza
beth Jerman, deceased.
The nuncupative will of Mary Fleteh-
er, deceased, was admitted to Probate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
BosTON, Dec. IL, 1869.

BOSTON, Dec. IL, 1863.
Gentlemen-My only object i'm giving
you this testimonial is to spread Valua-
Bile information. Having been badly af-
fiicted with Salt Rheun, and the whole
surface of my skin being covered with
pimples and ernptiOns, many of which
caused me great pain and annoyance,
and knowing it to be blood disease, 1
took many of the advertised blood prepa-
ratiOns, among which was any quanti-
ty Of Sarsaparilla, without obtaining
any benefit until l commenced taking
the vegetine, and before had completed
the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently, fol-
lowed on with it until had taken seven
bottles, when l was pronounced wen
man, and my skin is smooth and entire
ly free from pimples and ernphons- L
have never enjoyed so good health oe.
fore. and / attribute it all TO the use OF
Ve0etine. To benefit those afiiicfed
with rheumatism, will make mention
also of the Vegetine's wonderfni power
of curing me of this acute complaint, or
which have suffered so intensely.
n III. TUCKER, Pas. Ag't
Mich c. r. r.,
GO Washington street, Boston.
Hegetins is Sold By all Druggists
Jan IS, Is75.-4W
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
Atwood Institute.

ALBANY, ATHENS Co., o.
"HE SPRING TERN of this Institu-
ton will commence on
The fourth Tuesday of Febru-
airy (23d.)
EXPENSES PER TERN:
Tuition for common branches SIS 90
Z" higher T" 6 90
Furnished rooms for self boarding l 90
Boarding In Private families, per
week ....-...- ......,..-.. . w
TbisSSchool is in prosperous condi-
ton. The work of preparing ladies and
gentlemen for sgecessfaT teachers is made
n speciality.
Send for circular.
]. W, WO0R, Principal,
Jan. 2s, ls75.-4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

UYARRANTED bred from Imported
w English stock. | have for sale
various sizes at reduced rates.
+. W. WARTH.
Application made to G. Ii. WARTH.
Hon 1879
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
For the Gallipolis Journal.
clear spripg Items.

Wheat is looking well considering
the basd freezing weather. :,
School has been going on at Clear
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

WE did not get, last week, the full
bill which the tax payers of Ohio
had to foot, that the democracy might
make a splurge over the Inauguration
of Gov. Allen. We find it in the re-
port of the Auditor of State, page
228. 1t reads as follows:
INAUGURATION OF GOV. ALLEN-1874.
"Feb. 81, William Wall, car
riage hire. ........$l .$l09 90
Feb. "a, Frank Hemmersbach,
service of band ...... rs 90
March 10, Charles Huston,
hair-brushes, perfumery,
soap, combs and shoe
blacking "a so
April 10, James Naughton,
rs yards of crash, at 124
per yard .... 8 SO
Total ..........$ .$217 8S
And yet these men in the face of
such prodigality, can make more
noise about the hard burdens of the
taxpayers than ten acre field full
of Jackasses. Surely, Democracy is
q big conuDdrum.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28

For the ceek ending Jan. %, 1873.
BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers are paying the following pri-
ces for the various articles named:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
IS /: BERKSHIRE : PIGS

New Advertisements
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-28
Gallipolis Prices Current.

Corrected ,ceekly by d. S. FORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
We had little William once,
We thought him very nice;
But he was promptly swallowed
By Alexander Rice.


Gone TO meet Bill Allen. -GBoston Globe.
VChicago has new lecture course with
an admission price OF ten cents,
SUnser Fritz will bring Elizabeth over
with him. She carries eighteen guns.
~Wherever Theodore Tilton lectures he
has rose colored curtain hung behind him
VMiss Annie Louie Cary win return
from Europe to Durham, Me-, her native
place, In May or June. Her father, who is In
poor health, now resides there.
~stick 70 your situation young man. Ex-
have population Of my millions I'VE years
~Bret Harte has rag baby In the open
ing chapters OF his new story. IL belongs to
genuine infant Rise up, Mr.. Harte.-Caw-
jour.
~Man with his hands In his pockets)
Seen nythIng OF . job o. work lately, John
Saw one t'otber day, but didn't like 70 ask.
COS they might . said yes
~Massacbusetts insurance companies
have given notice that II the dre departments
Ing bali their time 10 paroles, picnics aud
places will be cancelled.
ga tailor at Liverpool, named Banks,
his three children. he was in the act OF
throwing one Of them into the river, aud said
that be Was going 70 give them TO TIE Lord.
He appeared 20 Sc laboring under RELIGIOUS
excitement The oldest child was seven and
the youngest three years OF age.
o1At o conference OF Latter-Day Saints.
held In Shefneld, at which ten elders from
Utah were present, IN apostle asserted that
be was dfvfDely inspired. An elderly man
in the audience hefeupon arose, and said IL
The speaker were inspired he would be giad
II he would lay hands upon his wife, aud
cure her from rheumatism Great confusion
eneueS and the apostles laid hands on tha
applicant and pilched him into the strset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
nov2-.u, ths,&ds


u II. wARNEh,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Anotioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner th and y streets u. W.
Rg5TEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN.
iMprR9 3yn uR0 PEk " ON n TIE S3gTa
18th AM I4rH STREETS, N0RTHW EST,
AND ON THE SOUTHWEST UORNER OF
10Th AND X STREETS NORTHWEST.
II u. lsT4, duly record d in Liber No. 7i4, folio
800 one OF the and Records for tbs District of Col
umbs. and at the Of the parry there
by, vii sell at public auction, in trout Of the
Premises respectively on THURSDAY. November
srh, Isis, the fyDwing described real estate sit
na e In the city Of Washington, District Of Colum
At 81 O'Clock .. m, the north twenty-five t25)
feet of Lot numbered six 90, in square numbered
the the northeast corner OF said square num-
bered three hundred and forty three (543 aud rua-
ming thence west along the south line of * street
twenty five (25 feet, thence east one hundred 1907
feet parallel TO the first line to the ne of 10th
street west thence month with the west line of 10th
west twenty (z5) feet to the place OF be-
And at O'Clock p m oil of Lots numbered two
90 and three 81 in Davidson recorded subdivision
OF orIsiLal lots In square two hundred and fifty
two fi52), on the south side OF New York avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, northwest, said lot
three ~ being improved By three-story and attic
Terms: One fourth Of the purchsse money in cash,
and the balance ut 8, H. Is and "a months at 10 per
trust the srty soid all cash a the option
Of the purchaser deposi. OF $50 will be uired
Of the purchaser on the X stte.t lot, and $500 on
yeyapcine at cost Of purchaser or purchasers. Ii
the terms OF sale are not complied with seven
days from day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
the defsnlting purchaser or purchasers after i've
S kEsjssIs + +: s sSg7FbbEERs;rr Trustees.
now eo6ds J. +. OOLDwELL tAlesma,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

An ATTEMPTED CRIMC.-A coarse. brutal
looking negro named Andrew Snowden, VINO
is said TO be called doctor because he sells
drugs TO cure rheumatism, was tried In the
alb rtion by the use OF drugs and otherwise.
IL g. ems q respectable white girl was caught
ny The police coming out of Snowden's place
win female companion, and at the station
house the females confessed. SubeeoueniIv
tne girl VINO bad been unfortunate was sent
out OF the city by her friends. and the COM
Eahion was put upon the stand 10 testify.
The guilt ofthe accused WINS fully made ont
and he was sentenced to pay a ine of $500
and as he had no money he will, under the
law, &c Kept In jail sixty days and then
den was that he sold colored water that
would have no effect Judge Gilmer stated
that he had no doubt OF his guilt, aud re-
gretteo that some OF the white doctors who
were said TO be In the same infamous bust
ness could not be caught-Bdh. Amerf-
cdyf Gh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
EVENING STAR


THE LYECHISG OF rwo RRorHERs, Amos
and Isaiah Courtwright, near Nil yankee,
WAS an unusual by horrible event OF its kind.
Iney were old men, and had been arrested
Tor the Wanton murder OF q woman. Expect
ing visit by a mob, they had through
friends armed themselves with knives aud
pistols, and barricaded their cell door. only
one slept At time, the other remaining 90
the alert The masked lynchers were so sud-
den In their attack, however, that the plan
of defence could not be executed. Isaiah.
who was on the watch, tried 20 shoot but
Was knocked down, pounded, and stamped
until he was inseusfble. Amos realized the
futility OF resistance then, and tried 10 soften
his captors with prayers for mercy. They
were TIED behind Q wagon when Isaiah had
revived sufficiently % be able TO walk, and
the party started for the place selected for the
hanging. On the way Isaiah suddenly drew
q knife, cut the rope that bound him, stabbed
one OF the mob FATALLY, and desperately en-
deavored TO get away; but he was soon over
powered, beaten until he was covered with
blood; and then barbarousiy tortured 20
death. A rope was noosed around his neck
and fastened 70 the wagon, and his body
dragged along the stony road. He was dead
before the place for the hanging was reached.
Amos continued his duplication and pro-
testations OF Innocence until the rope choked
of bis utterance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
n b U 8 AE'S SAL Z
IN BUS TAE'S SALE
VALUABLE MILL PR0PlRTY
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
SEWN NILES FROM WASHINGTON, D. @

10th day Of October, 1873, and duly recorded in
Eiber O. No folio $50 ofthe land records Of the
tIe request Of the party secured thereby win sel.
at public auction, on MONDAY, November 18th.
property known - Barcrofts Mills. Said property
i situated on the Fairfax Turnpike and on Holmes
miles from Warrington. d. O., and stx miles from
in, and Dwelling, twenty four acres OF land with
plenty Of Fruit, &c.
Terms Of sale, conformabiy 70 . deed Of trust, as
together With expenses Of sale, IN cash; and the
balance in two easai annual Iaymepts, bearing In.
terest from day u SALE and secured by deed of trust
ON the premises. All expenses Of oonyeyance to be
- the cost of the purchaser deposit OF one hun.
dred 6oltals will be required when tue properly ID
str uck OF. the to BE- forfeited il the terms Of
sale are not complied with m Ave days after sale
noys l0t' ALFRED w. ROwBLL, Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n streets q. ".
u d. WAhNEh.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest.
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACTS
OF LAND IN AND NEAR UNIONTOWN,

yIs Of Gsn!
sn s's
sale is completed all those certain pieces, parcels or
District Of Columbia, to wit: That trac; OF Iaad
lying south OF the eastern branch OF the Potomac
on or about May 10, 1854 by deed recorded in Loer
for said District, and beginning for the same at
point in the third line in the said conveyance 2ez
ed t. SsP e. 5s
acre lot sold by John Fox and others to one Good
,h,Gh and md running thence along and wth shs said
or lees, to the edge OF the "R,dge Kosd,'
. ssaE y asr.s . as rS sss:s..
marked white oak tree the stump thereof by the
re- ches thence south 81 degrees east ii % 100 per
ches TO the second outline OF the whole tract south
.,
degrees west 0S4 feet thence at right angle north
road thence north * desre es ca IS feet to the
southwest corner Of said Goodrich LOTS and thence
ping, excepting therefron one acre lot conveyed
by said Tucker to O: ": Dunlop and others for q
the formed by the end Of The second anu ths
beginning OF the third outlines laid ont by sub
Cemetery ) the tract SO described and Excepting a.
Aforesaid, containing 65k of land ies,
and being part OF land conveyed to said Duval by
Of record in Lber Z. O. f. No. l, folio 457, ct sen
with the i'm pro- ements thereon and the appurte-
nances thereto belonging.
Also, another part Of said tract, called Ohiches-
both ineUsiSs ~ p1,S Sclns a Ell
and Lot marked George w. Duvall,n fronting 90
feet on johnson street and ll3k feet on Monroe
street. in Unl0ntown according to . plat OF a sub.
disisioa and q le-snbdivision OF portion of said
tract, recorded in hber No. 626, folio Al, Of said
land records together with the Improvements there.
on and the appurtenances thereto belonging.
The improvements on said first numbered tract
consist in one two story and three story frame
buildings, and said sub lot numbered George W.
Duval and the lots fronting on Monroe street by q
large story and attic frame dwelling and three
two story frame dwellings and outn ouses.
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
70 paid 10 cash withio ten days after the day Of
tract or ot so sJd ct the time Of sale and the bal
in four equal instalments, payable in g. r. Is
and ~ months from the day OF sale, for which
the purchaser or purchasers Is or are TO de-
Of sale, and to bear interest at six 90 per pei
annum. and to be additionally secured by policy
policies Il insurance such Of the property
improved, to my satisfaction The purchaser OF
purchasers may pay all cash or any hreer portion
title to be retained until all of the purchase
and interest the respective pieces OF property sold
JAMES 8, EbWARDsI Trustee.
[Republican,w,fmI
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, or
account of the rain, until MONDAY, November
18th, 1875, same hos y e and plseSs;y nc 60
nov4 stu COLOWELL, Saiesm an.
lRepublca can f w mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

THE GREAT BLAST IN HE'LL GArE.-Wm
III. Heur is now experimenting preparations
for the great blast which Is expected 20 clear
the rocky channel at He'll Gate. He has six
Burleigh drills and one hundred men engaged
night and day boring holes in the roofs and
sides of the several chambers blasted In the
rock beneath the rivers bed, preparatory TO
inserting the charges of nitro-glycerine. The
excavation extends under two and a half
acres of gneiss rock. From the main heat
ings intermediate headings have been cut
and at uniform distances circular galleries
have also been cut across the headings, thus
forming series OF piers at their point OF In
tersecliOn. There are also 173 piers, which
form the entire support OF the roof Captain
Heur expects to complete the drilling about
the last OF January, when the important
work Of charging each hole will begin. It is
expected that the blast-which il has been
proposed to have on July 4, 1S76-will en-
tirely demolisn the two and half acres of
rock which have been undermined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

"New Bedford is said 20 have but one
whaler left-a scboolmaster.
~James Fair, member OF the great firu
OF Mackey, Flood O'Brien, used tn be called
LILY Ing Jim Fair" and "Slippery Jim" a few
years ago, but he is now worth si0.oN. Oe0 aud
the people call him Colonel Fair"
"Mother stewart, leader ia the Ohio
temperance crusade of two years ago, hss
induced large number OF mothers In that
state 10 notify saloon Keepers not 20 sell
liquor 10 their sons. The law there compels
obedience TO such notices.
MA Canadian Journal makes the remark
able suggestion that the ground ia wnics
Guibord's body Is TO be buried be cursed only
10 the depth OF four feet, because the new
grave Will be made .rectly over that OF
Mime. Guibord, who was "good Catholic
Spa. be you a Universalist?" ono my
son; the Universalists indulge the erroneous
belief that there Is no hell; couldn't be a
Cniversalist' Pa, IL there isn't any bad
place like that, will the water companies and
gas companies 20 20 heaven ?" We'll,
don't know, my son; they NAV. There's no.
ti..ng what might be done IL there should be
plerty OF room GA the extreme Odck SECS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

S... ss.cs:: -. 49, : sE:.zsss:-F S:.: g
scns.,s a. ps ia .ss O a. = 9.
.s Goa; ~ -. s.ss sssss.-s.sossi ssss a
s,S, nc s.lss SS,s,,sns Es',sssI s.as. 40 30.
eeofyetovn, ~ htd. CITY Ps--enfer Rsilres>.-
Nsshfpg.on and Georgetown steck, a. I'D. Wssh-
s !. sssn ' ID. Sess s,. sssa, "a 90
Pc, ~: sc; ns..s,s rs~sls Bonds.
SOB, Az sia css.sss.ss .ss 5sss o c &C.:
s s sssd.. 9. 10 80: Esiion.i MetToPss'sss
si.s Is.ars;s. oo%rssy s,ees. Bl sa Dss,rss,
sss;. =, ,; issil g 30 Sss.,.si ns.ks ..ss
j b s.s:: :;i u: :s S.. s::::
f... ss: :s:. y. ':s' s' "a e, - J.
-. s,d os.s ssss 4 k,ses.;,ss.I !. "a
Canal s,sek. 80 g., J. al, sd. 1S.ssss,
~ bid Bounty Stcck, So. y A J. a o. a. ss~ssrrs
- bid; Market etock. es. j. A y a o. 81 80
sere, g. eie. Bcsrd q Public works-0.rusosss.
irs ser ssr i., 49, ss s;a y! iTS rs 80 -.
lSr o. bid -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06

A BINGHAMToN INCIDENr.-The Bling
hamfon Republican mentions a young lady
OF that city who was sadly perplexed on
Court street Saturday. The umbrella she
was carrying turned inside out, and In It's
efforts to 60 ballooning IL knocked her hat
of. She followed the hat across the street,
and In the chase threw her umbrella at it. II
didn't stop, but she succeeded In chasing IL
down by going several rods further. A GAL
liant young man who had permitted the girl
to take care of herself stepped forward aud
took care OF the umbrella by walking OFF
with itover his head in one direction while
she walked OF alone in another direction in
tie rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
T0e 0aPk0A

BALTIMORE, No, Cotton auics-micdiinx, NJ.
MN but enist-fennsylyania red, 1 oai 20. otser
nnu sees nnchs, ged Corn quiet aud unchsnses.
9uiet-SsS hay dull end heavy-Msryisn1 ans
penns lvsnia, 1sc Provisions .caroe sad sr1.
round lots Offering; Jobtins shoulders. "a o. clesr
lib sidee, Bsoon-fsir den aud, shOu lder., hs.
clear rib sides. h hams, ne s6. Lard steady-rs
~ ed ltkaH. Butter quiet and esdy-u1chsnee1
Pssoleum ncminalS crude, q: .hne., n<i5s..
pALIIsons. Nov. e.-siretnis siN.s, peelers. q;
va. oonsoi, g; Vest Virginia, 81 bid 20 -day.
NHw yoRk. Nov. s-s,ochs active aud ecsssr
prfess. snoaey, 3 Gold, bS kxoesnse, long, sS !.
krw fohK. Nov. 6-fiour quiet asd heavy
Snesa dull-aominslly lover. Corn quiet and an
LcspoS, Nov; 6. la@p. IN -The rate Of Discount
IN tbe open market Tor three months bills a..
cent., or !, below the bark rate u q honda Ia !.
ioo; new o., loss. Erie, ls,s ditto preferred 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
los. II. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth street northwest
GUARDIANS SALE Or VALUABLE Real
EsTATE: EROETING EIs HTEENTH
NORTHWE6T, AT AUCTION.

GUARDIANS SALE Or VALUABLE Real
sTsaiE; snFx II HGcr1 5sD srsslrs
- By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding q Probate
- Court, passed on the 18th day of 0ctober. 1875,
Ing az sa%its cOurt ON the day Of so7enSsr,
Is. p nsss:' OF TUi sEAY. the 18Th ssy Of ss;
title interest, and estate Of James O. Mcsherry, N
the following described resl estate in the city
inter- banS an snH Of oisn. os
No -. and part Of t. Nos. % aud 80, In square
No. l06 BEGINNING for the same st point in the
feet from the southeast Of said square No l
art running thence north on the line Of said alnsre
with 18th street vest feet thence wsss us feet
tss thence .ouihs.:.sr!y q isst inch: thence sa.s
IA feet; thence south Is fees liz inches; the CO
sSuths..ter,y g feet " inch thence east 4 feet.
thence north 90 feet inches thence east 81 fest 70
the place Of beginning, containing in ell s.747x
ss sS' t6sSson {. ss
seen q he once q the R%ctionssr s"S VIII Sc es
ssson q ss oDs oHs On
Aforesaid, and the came viii be sold as one lot, With
the privilege Of the whole or separately, - Dur-
Tenn ons fourth caah; the ressdu. in four equal
instalnents, Day able ct 8, u, Is, and ~ mouths re
dr ss
e sSs a.Ss q
o. q .sss ~! cd
q =: sis q: q, q: :Ss
Atths s.@s tine the other the third, iss.ss: in
may get as + n
novS Guardian OF James n. q oSherry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-06
THOMAS DOWNING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Lstimer 4 Clsary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvAnia avenue and 18th IT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
INI0NToWN, WITH COMFORTABLY RESI-
DENCE.
"a By virtue of trust, dated August 3lst, 1873, re-
III corded in Liber No. 72S, folio 800, will SELL on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1875, at
AZ O'Clock .. m, Lots "a 225 157 AID 25s, ON the
blsts and plan Of Uniontown, With the Improve.
mei To thereon, comfortable frame house. The
property fronts rs feet Pierce street, between
ashir gton and Jackson streets, and Lot Us fronts
"A feet on Washington street. near Pierce It.
Terms OF sale: 81 ,Oo0 with interest from February
2ls 1875 at 10 per can't and the expenses Of SAFE in
cash; residue in equal psyments 1t six and twelve
months, with interest, to he secured by deed of
trust. All convey apcng and recording at Durcha.
ser pense. $50 de eosit when property is struck
OF. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Austr.
$500 will be loaned the purchaser ct 10 per cent
half yearly, if desired. nov5 dts