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PLAYING AT HANGING.-The little chill
dren OF gentleman living near Marvvtlle
concluded Few days since 90 have a little
fun 10y play wing Webb. The arran gem ants as
made and agreed 20 by all concerned were
about as follows: A sheriff was named, who
was 10 do the hanging; one OF the party
agreed 10 be John Webb, who was 10 be
hanged by the sheriff, and after ne had
hanged enough he was 10 hallOO that the
sheriff and Others might take him down
The others were 10 be friends and mourners
OF Mr.. Webb. The Arrangements All made
the would-be Webb was Launched forth be-
twlXt heaven and earth, with a promise 20
halioO when he had enough. and the friends
set up general lamentation for their friend
Webb. Webb continued 20 hang, and the
mourners continued mourning Then the
performance happened to toe noticed by soma
OF the women OF the family, who arrived ia
time 10 save the boy. lie was dying with
out a grOan.-hn0TtiHe Press
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a YOUNG WOMAN WHO SOUGHT DEATH.
Late on Wednesday night girl OF Is years
was found sick in the Brooklyn Fulton ferry
house, and in the York street police station
she grew worse so rapidly that it was thought
she must die. She refused 10 reveal her name.
saying, 81 live in Ralph avenue; have dis
graced myself, and [ wish To die" In the
hospital she said that her name was Ann
Florence Smith, but there she refused to say
where she lived. She had taken poison. The
authorities say that she had once before been
treated by them for swallowing a poisonous
dTug.-N y. San, 2Ifh.
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los II. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 9O2 Sth ST. northwest,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A LOT AND COMFORT
6BLE BRICK HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF X STREET, BETWEEN IsTH AND IsrH
NORTHWEST.
a by virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 22d day
IL Of April. A. ID. ISIS. aud recorded in Lber us,
OO 3i5 OF the land records Of the District of Oolu
ba, the subscribers will sell TO the hig bidder
the premises, OIL MONDAY, the 4th day Of October,
A. ID. 1875, at half past O'Clock in the afternoon,
AL that piece or parcel of ground lying and being in
the city Of Washington aud District aforesaid, a1d
known and distinguished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof part of lot numbered seven "a, in
square numbered one hundred and seven (l0ID; be-
ginning for the same at the southeast corner Of said
lot and running thu west along the line Of north
street twenty feet; thence north one hundred and
forty feet ten inches the north line
Of said lot thence east twenty feet to the east line Of
place Of beginning together with the improvements
Term Of sale: One fourth cash, OF which 500
must be paid at the time Of sale, and the residue in
equal sums n six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spectIyey the deferred payments TO bear eight per
cent per annum interest from the day Of SALE and be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold;
the purchaser may pay all cash. All conyeyancing
to be st the purchaser cost. III the terms are not
complied with within five days after the day of sale,
the Tru the right to resell the property
on days notice, ct the risk and cost Of the pur-
chaser in default.
Al AH 6SRss'H Ypr,} Trustees.
sep10-2aw6ds JOSEPH ". KELLY, Auct
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMORK AND oH,O RAILROAp.
New York and Washington Air Line.
sUhMER sCHEDULE-sEPrEMBE 81. 1879

90 q. m, Baltimore and Wa, stations
o.As "A Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
12os. m, Baltimore B,sakfast at Rslay;
Boston Eaitin ore; .sd keIsv,' '1'
s.s y,l.1
e.1o, nv sshingSon Junction and 7" ay Stations.
ns S Esti%o Brand. and Az Stations.
. 20 = M, Bst,nore Ps',s, Cas- No Stops.
100 , m: Se@ York. Philsielphis, Bostou, Nor
felk, Baltimore and Eilioctt CITY. Di,Hsr at
I'd 5soh. dRy On S fG9a1y c s' It Mere
3 30 p m, Baltimore, Lsure and Relay.
Way Stations, Lyis Metrop Titan Branch
S.4s m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
e.oS I'm ,B,itimOre: Annapolis snd way stations
s.SO y M ,Chlcsgo, -, Louis, GouisStlle, Golqm-
les sp1inss. PEii11an Cars Sprpsr al Mar-
fHsttrs Brs1kt1H at PdTkTSbErg and Ben
$40 N Hager-to~u, Winchester, sad Way
ST q H. via Metropolitan Branch
I.2O m. baltimore and Relay. Way Stations
1907 N Fsirimore aud WAY Stations
= 50 y. m, burg aud Cumberland Fast Ex-
9 90 .. m, Baltimore Vast Express
9.l9 p. m Baltimore, Philsdelphis. New YORK
and Bo.tcn Fast Express Pullman Palace
1I.25 m Fast Express Pullman lars TO Chi
eaEo. y. LoV,s asd C,HciHHafi ,cithOEt change.
Brsakfqsf n Grafton
SUNDAY TRAINS.
els = m Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
ana Il sfsn Fazf Express.
Balfip7oI. AID Way Siaf,oss.-ss m, 1.3O, $40
For BGhi,i5Ss and "a Relay.-7 30 a. m 800 and
soar m
WsS-s % a. m 5 30, = so. ard IL rs D. m II,
stopp uF ~ during th- week
e. Al ISafas Stop al TiadKe; Hotel, Relay House
Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofhc@s, Washington stations and
ass PeBrs, lvanis avenue, where orders Will be
taken for Baggage be checked and received at any
point in the y
THOS SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket gent.
GEO KOONTZ, General gent. sep1l TT
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hOWNMAN & GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
412 9TH street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUALE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN
sYLHANIA AVENUE AND STREET.
- BY virtue Of decd of trust to me, dated the
= 10th day Of July, A. d. l572, and recorded in
LiBer No. 63, folio 1863, of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, aud the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell At public auction
IA front of the premises on MONDAY, October A
1873, al clock M, all that Ger ain piece of land
described IS the northern part Of lot numbered Ia
tw'lver IN square numbered two hundred and nine
= one, beginning for the same at the northeast Dr.
ner OF said lot and thence running south along the
line OF l2h street twenty one 81 feet, thence west
seventy three (73) feet enc % inch thence north
twenty one GID feet TO the northern line Of said lot
thence east TO the place % beginning, improved by
a comfortable b. lick dwelling.
Terms Fifteen hundred dollars in each, aud the
balance at six and twelve month, with interest at
seven per cent. per annum. deposit of one hun
druid dollars shall be required of the purchaser at
the time Of sale, and all convey ancing the pur
chasers cost. If the terms Of sale not complied
with in week the trustee reserves the right TO
resell at the cost of the defaulting purchaser.
T. N. HANSON, Trus zee.
sep2 I'd BOWMAN < GREEN, Aucts
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THE BLIND STAGGERs.-This disease CON-
tlnues among the horses in Kent county,
Del. The Smyrna Times says il lets up in
one nelghbOrhOOd only 10 break out ia
another, and the prospect is quite as discOlr-
aging now as it was four weeks ago, when
The epidemic first made its appearance.
Hardly any recover. The disease is particu-
larly severe now In Dutch Neck and in the
EeighbOrhOod of Leipsic. In one section of
about four miles in the first-named locality
forty horses have died in ten DAYS. The
owners OF animals that die are earnestly re-
qCested TO have them promptly buried, as in
some sections il is feared the stencil may
breed pestilence. In the ''forest" sect ION,
west OF Smyrna, the disease prevails also
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THE BRUrAL MURDERER OF Youxa
8IkL Hung TO TREE ny MORA
bellefontaine, Ohio. special saws Mrs Srhell
vile OF The man arrested Thursday for The
murder OF Miss Iaughlin. was arrested NeS-
teriay and testified before the coroner that
her husband had told her that he intended to
raNiSh Miss Baughlin and XIII her after
wards that their ride on THURSDAY was
planned for that purpose, and that her hus-
hand threatened 10 KIN her ~ she followed
him when he went into the bushes with Miss
Laughlin. She says be returned in about
Two hours, stating that Miss Laughlin fought
50 hard he did not succeed IA raviShing her
although after he bad stabbed her she said
Don't Kill me, Jim; I won't resist any
more but ne feared that she would tell aud
SO killed her, threatening also 20 kfll his
vile II she told OF 10. Mrs. Schell also teSti-
ned 10 other crimes committed by her huS-
band. The affair caused the most Intense
excitement. About three hundred men nj :
tackled the Jail at Bellefontslne about hair
past II O'Clock last night, battered down the
doors, dragged Schell out and hung him 20 a
tree. The guards made no resistance Schell
protested ms Innocence OF the crime
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue of writ of ieri facias issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to directed, will sell for cash. at
public SALE in front of the court house door OF said
District, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of
September, 1875. at O'Clock m. the following de-
scribed property, to wit-The undivided one half Of
Lot No. 4, In Square No 30, together with all aud
singular the improvements thereon, In the city OF
Washington. d. o., seized and levied upon as the
property OF Isabel IaDs and viii be sold 20 sat
isfy execution No. Is $50, In favor Of Thee. N. Gill
seps dts ALEX. SHARP, q. 8. Marshal, y. O.
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FATAL TERMINATION TO A ScHOc

FATAL TERMINATION TO A SCHOOL
QUA RREL.-A Fort Wayne (IndD special,
received in Cincinnati, says:-For some time
past JeffersOn-street Protestant and St.
Paul's German Catholic schools have been
quarreling, resulting yes terday in a number
OF Rom.E Catholic scholars attacking Hurl-
burt hartman, aged ten years, who was
Kicked, stoned and beaten in a horribl m an
ner. a large hole was knocked I'm his head
between the eyes, which will probably cause
his death. Much feeling exists against the
Catholics, who are charged with upholding
their children in the quarrel. which Is attrib-
uted TO bitter discussion Of the sen DOL quss-
tiOn.
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DIED..

COURTNEY. On Sunday, September 18th. EIrz.
AHETh COURTNEY. a native Of County Glare fr.-
land, wife Of the late Francis Courtney A trus
Christian, firm friend, Q devoted " ife ana motler
hhe has gone 70 meet her reward. NAY she resi- in
peace.
Adieui tbs love q last greeting,
The parting hour has come
And fast thu soul il 1eetiug
To seek it's starry home.
Yet dare we mourn when Heaven
Has bid thy soul be frees
lie CT bliss has given
For eVermoTe O. thee.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral on Tuesday. at clock D. ~
ftom her late residence, No 5O9 c street MOI Ia
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FALL OF TRAPEZE PERFoRMERs-Two
trapeze performers at RObinson's hall, New
4 Ork, man and woman, entered on the bills
under the name OF Casinos, were seriously
Injured during the matinee performances on
thursday. They were performing a feat in
which the woman throws herself head first
from the uaPeze while standing, aud the
man, clasplng one OF her ankles, simulta-
neously steps from the bar, catching his feet
al the junction OF the suspending ropes 10
the bar. His feet failed 20 catch, aud b1th
went headforemOst 10 the floor below, strik-
ing heavily. They were picked up uncon-
scious. The woman bad a leg broken, and
both performers were injured Internally
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NJ The season is getting so late that they
call II drunk instead OF "sunstroke."-De-
troll Free Press.
rSAn erring resident OF Montana. Just be-
lore MS fellow citizens swung him of. cried
out: "GoOd-by boys, God bless YOU! You are
on good undertaking"
RS-The resulto OF an Inc ANA ne wspapar con-
test - thus announced "A big Indianapolis
daily sat on the Dublin Review. You ca ght
10 have heard The thing squeal"
The ST. Joe Herald would publish the
young lady's poem n 10 could possibly make
''ThinOceTOs' rhyme vi IA &c ueen Elizabeth"
or "gazelle' with washing machlne," out
IL cant-not even "by the widest process OF
Versiflcation."
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The QUESTION OF THE DAY.-"Sirn saia
Mr. Magruder, addressing Mr.. Macguffia al
the boarding house dinner table last night
do you incline TO favor the theory OF con-
traction or Of expansion"
III, said Mr.. Macgufiin, pausing ia a des-
perate Struggle TO cut the small niece or
tough meat that had been set before him in
response 10 ais order for roast beef, elf Won
refer 70 money, sir, L unheSitatingly give in
my adherence 10 contra -tion; but II you refer
10 the bill OF fare in this boarding house. then.
sir, am heart and soul for expansion."-M
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Two YOTNG SHAKERS eloped in Kentucky
The other day and attempted TO get married
but rs the wOuld-be bride was not OF mar
riageable age, according to the laws of the
state, and had no parents living or guardian
to consent, the license was refused. Bus
they hied them across the Ohio river. where
such little provoking formalities are not
requisite. ana Were made one.
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a SAD SUICIDE.-Jacob Landen was i'm
stantly killed by the Troy train al Benning
ton, VT, Wednesday evening. He stepped
upon the track just in front of the engine As
IL neared the depot. Poverty and poor health
are supposed to have been the cause OF the
suicide. He leaves wife and four children.
\ daughter lay dead in the house when he
committed the act.
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ARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
IL HAND CARRIAGES, Of the latestn nm -.
styles, cheaper than any other establish tctt
n ent, for cash or approved paper. Pony
Phstons below cost, to make room for fall stock
Washington. and "a W. Fayette street, Baltimore,
Nd. (sep6lyl P.D. SCHMIDT 90,
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RUTH CURRIER, of Hallowell, Me-. recent
ly brought suit for divorce, alleging against
her husband adultery, and he retorted with
a similar suit. The truth of both libels was
sustained. but, as the Maine law denies a
divorce when the adultery of both parties is
proved, the husband had TO withdraw his suit
In order tnfnntie the knot.
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AUCTION SALES
FCTURE DAYS.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctfeneers,
II Southeast corner Of 9Th and II sfs., northwest

nUNCAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
CHANoERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHING
N BY virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court
q Of the District Of Columbia, passed In said
court the 18th day OF April, ISIS, In Equity
No S564, ooc. Is, will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the following described
On WEDNEsDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEP.
TEMBER, 1T5, Ar 4:3O O'CLOCK p. M. Lot
q, in square Gao, improved by good frame House,
situated g street south. near 18th street east.
Lots and In square l04i i'm proved by frame
Dwelling house, being all Of square bounded by
Pennsylvsnis avenue, south G street, and l4th
on TBURsDAi. THE soIH DAY OF SEP
TEMBEB, AT 400 O'CLOCK p. M :, Lots /, 2, s,
4, 7, s, 9, 10. r. D. 70, 30 81, 81, 81, IS, and So, in
square 043 situated on South street and l4tn SITS.
east, and on south street Lot and east Al feet
inches Of Lot s. in square 1076, situated Of
South street and 10th street east.
Terms Of sale: Ore third of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash; the residue in two equal install
meDts, pay able in six aud twelve months res peot-
lively with interest from day Of sale, to be secured
by notes of the purchaser and reserved lien upon
the property sold. eposit Of $50 required upon
each Lot sold at the time az sale. Conyeyancing,
&C, at cost of purchaser Plsts of the above prop
erty can be AZ he Office " the auctioneers.
JCDSON 7. GULL, lrrr.o
CHARLES u. FRNSER.S iuseoes.
sepls DUNCANSoN BROS Aucts.
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COAL: COAL! COAL !!
WOOD! WOODt
COAL /!
WOOD I!

am row receiving all sizes Of the best grades
coal l.,
Lee" "HiikesbarTeN and Locust Mountain :"
White Ash; "LOTbeTry" Red Ash, aad HLy kens
Nsley.' To persons who wish to take advantage OF
the cS prices orders will be receives this month at
ven small sdvence upon the original cost for casa
! az also Offering al low figures prime Hickory,
Gas and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
z1ze desired Orders through mail promptly iIled
Yard and Office, corner Sth ard streets south
west Branch Yard and Oaice, A street, between I'd
and Sd FOrtheast
2S-5Us W. III. NARROW.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
RNssTEtGT 90 At
BY A. LARGE DwELLING- HOUSE AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS. SALE PEREMP-
a By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF
IN the District OF Columbia, holding Equity
Court, passed 10 Equity cause No. ce4 Of James L.
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day
OF October, la5 at O'Clock D. m, the premises
all the right, title, interest, claim aud estate of the
parties TO this in sUd to all At certain piece
or parcel and tract Of land lying and being in said
county, at Uniontown District Of Columbia, begin
ming Tor the said piece parcel or tract of land the
southeast formed by the inter section Of Pierce
ST. eet AID Jefferson street, as laid down up1a the
revised plat of sail Un'ontown; running hence
alOI the south side of Jefferson street south 49,
degrees, east ga feet u 5. Hoffs western line:
thence at right angles south l4a degrees, west S67
feet, more or less, the division line between said
EnIontown property aud the property Of George W.
Ialosrt; thence runLiog with said line north 81
degrees west (aIowing y Of degree for variation
Of pass $50 feet ia nee south 75 degrees cast
23 feet TO the center Of said Pierce street thence
north li1a degrees east go feet, to point in line
with the southern line Of lot IN, saii UniOntown
plat; thence south ia degrees east 81 feet to the
east side OF SAID Pierce street and thence north l
degrees, ea-t lo feet TO the point of inning;
tanning ga acres oflsnd more or less, together with
appurteIAnces.
cash. and the balance Of purchase money ID six O.
tW Give I'D aud eighteen l5 months, with eight par
cent per annum until paid from day of sale
The purchaser or purchasers to give prOmissDr DRY
notes Endorsed 10 the sasfsc lion OF the trustee No
deed given until all purchase money and interest
shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars OF the
cash payment to be made at the time of sale, or
within twenty four hours after said sale; and the
balance of cash payments 10 be made within ten ID
days from day OF sale, otherwise trustee reserves
the rig to resell the property at the and
OF aetauting purchaser or purchasers. All convey
WILLIAM MILLER, Trustee.
sep2z-d&ds II. ID. CLEAhY, Salesman.
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a BURGLAR SHOT WITH HIS own PISTOL.
A man named Getting, I'm Piermont, N IL
was awakened on Monday night IN his Dom
by tramp, who demanded his money AT
the same time presenting a loaded pistol and
threatening TO blow out bis brains. Getting
directed him 10 bureau, where he said there
was 500. The tramp, while searching for the
money, laid down the pistol. Getting seized
the weapon and shot the man dead.
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS northwest,

SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICk HOUSE,0N IsI STREET
s0t TnEAsT; CAPITOL HlLL,l BEING No.
224, IN WASHINGTON, ID. g.
- On SATURDAY, october I'd, 1875, at 5 p.
4:a m we will offer for sale, at public auction, in
frOnt OF the premises, Lot etered TX ~ in Jones'
subdivision OF Square numbered 1872 improved by q
vell-built private residence of ten rooms with all
modern couyeniences, in the immediate yscinity of
I. 5. Capitol.
Terms half Gosh; the residue in six and
twelve months from date of sale, with interest at
eight per cent per annum secured by deed Of trdst
upon the premises sold. Convey anciug, &c, at
purchaser cost. F.W. MILLER 4 co,
sep2 Repl Real Estate BROKERS
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Mo RUMBUG-L. RICE viii Day q fair oasb
price TOR any kind of Ladies'. Gents and Ohild-
rop, SECOND HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS
SHOkS. &c, 623 7th street, between II and q
south. Note By mail promptly attended to. myl-ly
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GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

sSts slss-5 os s1nc a iArss sa5 assor.sd ssoes
q AGIHEACiTE AID BITU1iHQUS GOALS
Pine, OAK and HICKORY WOOD 10 the stick o
saMed and split; al kept under cover.
Having the cOutrOl Of several brands OF inNOr.Ao
tnd Domestic DEMENT'S and CALCISED PLAS-
tEbSJ end handling yearly many millions Of BAN
fOE LhTHS, an IN condition to fiji ORDERS Of ans
character in- my line witA d.spatci and fidelity -
itfon .' ~N-AS-
Central Onace-623 Louisisns avenue northwest
B-aDch esrd-lst St, bet. Il and u SITS >, outbosSf
wnarf-SCot Of 81 street ~outhea.t.
octSlB WIN. GUIHAHD
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A LADY asked her little boy, Have you
called your grandma TO tea ?" Yes. When
1 went 10 call hershe was asleep. and didn't
wish 10 hallOo 10 grandma, nor shake her:
so i kissed her cheek, and that woke her
very softly. Then / ran into the hall, and
said pretty loud, Grandma, tea is rea ~
And she never knew what woke her mn
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AUCTION SALES.


-: Real Estate broker and Aues,onesr.
Federal Buildings. corner 7th and y streets n. W.
IRSE ESTEn es SALE OF oyALgABLE UsIa;
sfni iE4 i sdS4Hsaiss5Ef wiRs < AND {
Sisd s q sf tsssi ' so
@folio 2es, one Of the land records for the Dis
front Of the premises, on MosSR DAY sepse%b en-
sasis R the . the
toni C., to wit: al that certain piece aud parcel
numbered twenty C2Ol, twenty one (2IJ, twenty too
~, twenty three I'D, twenty four 81. and TWEEN
square numbered four hundred and seventy one
Terms One third in cash and the balance in
SIX, twelve and eighteen months secured by q deed
OF trust on the property sold deposit of 800 will
,wALTER COX, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
Al the old stand Of Lstimer Cleary,
ooutnwest Garner Pennsylvanis avenue and 18th 81.
PUEBLO SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
sTRkEfS NoRTH,' III WhsHfNsroNA CITY +
- On MONDAY, September 81, 1875. at S o.
lin, will offer for sale at public auction, In
beginning for the same at the southeast corner Of
said lot and running thence north on the west line
south % So 100 feet, and then east 100 feet to the be
ginning, with the provements thereon, consisting
Terms of sale Que fourth ca h; the residue in
thTee eenai payments at IL and Is months from the
be secured BY deed Of trust on the proper sold
All eyancing at the purchasers cost. 500 de-
MARY HUMES, Guardian.
JAS. EDW ARDS Attorney.
sepl4- THOs. BOWLING, Auct
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A CLERGYMAN at Dandy, VT, has been
held for trial before the superior court on a
charge OF adultery, and his friends are striy-
ing TO establish his innocence by prosecuting
the committing justice because there are
doubts as TO the validity OF his election
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IT WILL BE hardly n,-sssary % tell the
name OF the facetious party who went into n
dry goods store the other aay. aua was or
served looking about, when the proT ietOr
remarked To him that they didn't keep whiS-
KY. "lt would save YOU a good many steps
~ you dld.n was The anIck ranl Y.-ZLon Pre.s.