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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-15
Great Variety of Spring Shawls.
LADIES AND MISSES UNDERWEAR, a SPLENDID LINE or
WHITE GOODS.

The Greatest Stock ever offered this city, the lowest prices Ladies
Corsets of all the leading manufactures French German and American
Splendid Stock exhibit of Hamburg Egng and Trimmings c Val
ecnne genuine imitation Ladies' and Misses Pain and Lace hand
kerchie cheap Magnificent Stock Of Irish Linens Linen Lawns
Table Linens Cloth Napkins Doyes rowelng and Crash
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-15

"a" Rival Storekeeper. may pirate
about 10 per cent. and Newell Meth
DDS Of conducting busiress, but our
pl,n is to sell for CASH atsuch rate
that the term o9JositioA becomes OF
sc!ete. "s:1
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For additional Editorial and News
matters see the Supplement, ard then
come pay your subscription to the
HnNrrNGToN ApvEgTIsEH.
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MCGiNkIS. On Sunday, August s.h, AZ . clock
,. IL, N.lHo-As GtGINs. lin rhg 52i year z ais
ase, formerly from Eic.moni county, Va. May ne
rUs- in A. ace
lie remains y n he taken % Wssim lre,a-d caua-
ty, Va. for nteTmeut, on 81 tm1r Pilot Boy Tues
day, agust 10, ISIS
PUbDY: On the 9Th instant, At 10 .. NJ, Ma
THANrEL PJRUE, IN the 74th year a his axe.
he remains will be taken 90 flint Hill, Fairfax
county, Va. for iIteTment, " here the funeral SER
vices viii be held. New York papers please copyl'
KINNEY. ON Sunday, AT } q. m. MADEfrNE,
infant daughter VI Ernest o. and Louise q. Kinney,
.-e' Nes ks.
-, HgGAH. On the sth instant, JIEEs MCGAY, IN
the s. year Of his age.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, 10th in
star ~ , clock m. from the Christian Church,
on Vermont avenue. between N and y streets. His
friends are invited 70 attend.
TENNEY. At Corning, Iowa August 1, ls75.
WILLIAM McNAIR, aged months, son CT ". NJ.
and J ulia W. Tenney.
WOOD. In this city, August Sin, CHARLES II.
WOOD, In the slst year 81 his age.
Funeral from his late residence, $40 9TH street
northwest, Tuesday, al y. M.
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THHOS. X. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH, NORTHWEST.
- By yirtue of deed of trust, dated July 18th,
II 1873, and recorded In the Land Records Of
v asbington county, ID. G.. in Liber No. 723, folio
357 the request Of the party thereby secured
we, the undersigned trustees. will, on THURSDAY,
the 9th day Of August, A. d: las, at 8 O'Clock p.
M in front of the premises, offer for sale at public
auction the parcel OF land and premises, with the
appurtenances situated in the city Of Washington,
D. O., and known and described as the western part
of Lot numbered fourteen I'D, In square numbered
three hundred and seventy seven (377), and being
that part contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning for the same at the northwestern
the line Of north ~ street twenty four CAD feet,
thence south fifty EIGHT 1881 feet, ct "a feet
and thence north to the place of beginning. The
improvements consist Of q three story building the
first floor beinRbuilt 40 to be used for sho D,
but az yet unfinished. The upper stories are ten
anted This is very desirable property, eligbly To-
Terms of sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal nstalments pay
able in Fix 49, twelve l2, and eighteen lS) mouths,
with interest for which the notes OF the purchaser,
secured BY deed Of trust and insurance on the pro-
perty the satisfaction Of the trustees will be re-
quirtd, the whole Of the purchase money may be
paid i'm cash at the option Of the purchaser. de-
posit Of S20 will be required on acceptance Of the
bid and all convey ancing and recording at the cost
of the purchaser. If THE terms OF sale are not COM
piled with in I'VE days from the day OF sale, the
the fsk and cost of the defaultiDg purchaser after
On 9 week s notice in some newspaper published in
s"'u '''' VI GEo. u. APPLEBY, lr.
| W E. EDMOSSTOE,S trustees
/ sug2 THOs. y, WAGeAuAN, Auct.
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WIN. f. MATTINGLY, Trus.ee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
aug3

EDWIN J. SWEET,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 9TH street, opposite I. s. Post ONCE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TwO-sTORY
BRICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE
OF 9rH STREET, BETWEEN Il AND n
STREETS NORTHWEST.
HS 18th, A. d. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 740
folio $40 one of the Land Records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on MONDAY. August 10th, ISIS, at
5K o'clock .. m, the following described real es
tate situate in the City Of Washington, District of
Columbia. to wit: Being part of orr gina lot num-
dred and sixty nine, 369 as laid down the ground
plat plan of said city, beginning at point in the
fine Of 81 street west one hundred and seventy
(l75 feet north from the southeast corner Of said
square and running thence north twenty -four (i4D
feet thence west hundred aud thirty oight (l35
feet nine 80 inches to thirty (0) foot alley, thence
sou'h along the line of said alley twenty four CAD
feet, thence east one hundred and thirty 1881
feet nine ~ inches to the point Of beginning to-
Terms: 500 with interest at 10 per cent. Per an
mum from January 39th, 1879, to day Of sale and
expense of sale in cash. and the balance at six and
twelve months for which the nefes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and sec red
by deed of trust on the property sold VIII Dc taken
depceit Of 5 100 will be required OF the purchaser
at the time Of sale, and all az the ex
piled with IN days the truste reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
ment. BRAfNARD II. WARNEB,t rrux,aa.
O. b. PEARSoS:
auga-eod&ds Ed, sWEEIi Auct,
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BABY FARMING AT ST. LOUISA woman
Win y Iabe IN her arms presented herself az
The city diSpensary. in ST. Louis, SATURDAY
says the Globe Democrat, Of that city, SIX
ing medical treatment for the little one and
lotu story mat. for pure. unaliOyel heart
lessness, has few parallels. The woman. the
1moIher OF the Child, had been living near the
corner or Sd and Walnut streets. Her bus-
band was dead, and il was upon her own eN-
ert4onS that she had to rely for support. Two
weeks ago IL became necessary for her 10
leave the city, on matters of business which
She expected would occupy her for a week
II was almost out of the question 10 take
her babe with her, and she consulted a female
whom she mistook for a friend, about leaving
NE child with her. for which she 1.-THE feuaale)
should be duly recompensed. The charge
was accepted, and apparently everything
satisfactorily arranged. The mother took
her departure, but owing to circumstances
she had not fOreSeen, she was unable To re-
u until yesterday. She went joyfully 10
seek her little one, but the sight that greeted
her eyes when she did find il would have APP
palled the heart Of any one not dead 10 ali
human kindness. The babe Law in p con
ditiOn Of somnolence, with respiration barely
perccptihle. The face was wan and of a
death-llke color, and instead of the healthy
child that had been left, there lay a pale
emaciated little being, with scarcely the
bredn of life in 1t. But the story i soon
tod. Inc child had exercised its right To cry
IL the absence of the mother, and the heart
less being IN whose charge il had been left
Keep IL quiet. This object was doubtless ac-
complishcd; but the singular part of il is
that the quiet did not become eternal. The
appearance of the babe gave every proof of
It's treatment. The mother refused to take
steps against the female practitioner. though
physician. There are grave doubts whether
the child will live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

ON THE SEA BEACH.-Pretty young lady
in elaboTate bathing costume kfcNing around
on Tie beach, about ten feet from the water,
IN bare feet.
on o oh! I'm so fra "a OF the watah,"
Chorus ofother girls IA like toggery, twenty
feet away:
"Ah, he-hc- he-he-she's cowari-te-he-
he-he- he"
Pretty girl, No. 1, moving IA foot nearer
the wet
all"
1.-THE rest, advancing 10 where No stands.
"NhO. who's atraid-whO'S afraid"
And there the dear, brave little angels
stand, until a wave breaks little higher
than usual on the beach. and tiny or of
foam touches the end OF their ariStocratie,
toes. when they all screech out, run into the
bathing house, make their toilets and an
pearing at dinner, tell the yawning Young
gentlemen that they've been having "A W! M.
just i1.o awful Jolly and nice for anything.
And The yawnlHg young gentlemen believe
them CHICAGO PTsplipy Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

I, A SAD BLow.-A Nicksburgcr who brides
himself on his choice language was over in
Louisiana the other day On business and
stopping at farm house TO get a drink of
water. the woman remarked that the crops
stood IN great need of rain.
Yes, rain is the great deSiieratrm." he
replied, as he handel the tin dipper back.
Mary! Mary yelled the woman, in loud
tones.
\ white-ho AIDED girl OF sixteen came ont OF
the back room I'm response 10 the call, and the
mother continues
Take Squar view OF him, Mary Hedon'I
look aS ifhe knew enough 10 plough cotton,
and yet he just got OF a word as long as from
here 10 the mule pen AMI back. and he may
= hOldin on 10 more"
The NickShurger walked right away from
there l-ckstt1g Herald
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EVENING STAR.
MONDAY.......... August .. 1873.
\ l. .dy while Sick I'm FED Is bitten NV
OUHe rlead SuaLa

y most singular circumstance oc,t-r,,t a
few nights ago 10 the wife OF Mr.. James Carr
formerly a clerk in the Gait House I'm this
City. and now p p9Sseng ger agent for the Lon
l>Nille and Nashville road. AT Memph{S
drs. Carr has been visiting recently some
friends at Tradewater. Ky, on the louisville
Isducah and Southwestern railroad While
there she became sick. AID WAS confined 10
her bed. She was required by her physician
20 take medicine at CERTAIN hours Turing the
night. ar the time referred TO. and the vessel
containing II was placed IN q chair beside
the bed, 50 that she would not be under the
necessity or waking her friends. When the
hour came for her TO take a dose OF the rneii-
cine she reached towards the chair for the
Chlai and spoon, but they We're not there.
Mrs. carr supposed that they hal by some
means been thrown 10 the floor. and reached
down for them, when something struck her
on The hand, causing slight singing serSa-
ticn. Inc lady was frightened and caliei n
her friends, who quickly arose ami made a
light When she told them what had han
Pened they looked under the bed, and there
found large copperhead snake lying I'm his
COL, with head erect. kissing ami prpiruiing
his tongue in that defiant manner character
Isle OF the venomous monster when angry.
he only remedy IN the house was a part Of
q bottle OF whisky, which is conSliersl the
best n! aHti'oteS for a snake bite. The lady
drank all there was In the bottle. and the
quantity was sufficient u save her life, but
cot CROUCH 10 prevent very serious and fear
Iul effects. As quickly as possible the family
physician was called in, but he was unable
10 arrest the inflammation which Instantly
commenced. ON the following morning the
lady was very sick. Her arm was swollen
almost as large as the crown OF "a mans hat.
ard the hand seemed though IL would
burstEVery thing known TO the mo iical pro-
iession was done 10 relieve her su ferlngS ant
ailay the irritation. After twenty-four
hours treatment she showed symptoms %
Improvement, and the strou gest hopes for
her recovery were entertained. Mrs. Carr
was brought fo this city yesterday and is
now at tie residence OF her mother. N-s.
Daniel McAlliStCr. She - much improve Z.
and IL j. thought she VIII get we'll L0.ugrigc
Cotf36y-J journal. IN.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtsined from the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, holding q Special Term,
letters OF adm mist ration, the personal es.
tate Of ANN Il. WHITE, late Of District of Column
bis, deceased. All persons having ella inns against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the 3ist day Of July next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand, this 3lst day of
July, 1875. MAY B. STEWART
aIlg2 IN ST. Adminisfratriy VIZ a
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THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate AnctioDeer, $40 7th street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY ON lSI STREET EAST, BETMEEN d
AND STREETS SOUTH, FRONTING 81
5h INCHES, AND - FEET DEEP. TO
GETHER WITH The IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON; BEING ORIGINAL LOT No. Is,
SQUARE 1872.
A. By virtue Of a deed of trust dated November
.i 8, ls55 and duly recorded in Li5er J. a. y, No.
ia folio all among the land records of the District
of Columbia, and by the direction Of the parties
cured thereby, will sell at public auction, in front
of the premises, to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, August 2 LIST, A. ID. 1875 at O'Clock m,
all that piece parcel of ground situate ir the city
of Washington, b. c., known and designated on the
original ground plot plan Of said city as lot No.
49, square 1872 fronting 81 feet 81 inches on street
east, 10y depth Of IS feet, together with the i'm.
prOyCments thereon.
Terms of sale: The amount due and secured by
said deed Of trust and Expenses of SALE in cash. the
balance in and L months, with interest, secured
by q deed OF trust the property; or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 100 re-
Quired at time Of sale. All conyeyanciDg at the
cost of the purchaser.
W. A. MIX, Trustee.
w. r. MATTINGLY, Attorney.
jy3l 2aw&ds THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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tLAIRVoYASCE EXTRAoRDINARY.-On
day last week lady stated in the dry goods
store OF John Harrington * Co. that she had
lost her wallet in that establlsh ment Lost
wallets are not rare things IN the store, and
Tie rule i 10 pass them To the cashiers desk
as soon a found. Nothing had been seen OF
The wallet in question. and, after a careful
search, The lady was politely informed that
IL could not be found, and might possibly
have been mislaid elsewhere. But she was
positive, and so sought the office of a neigh
boring clairVoyaut. The obliging investiga-
tor OF two or three worlds al once located
that wallet in the pocket of clerk in the
store OF John harrington Il Co, and with
her visitor sought that establishment. TAX
ing the clerk one side, the clairvoyant very
generously Informed him that he had better
confess and restore the wallet TO its rightful
owner, and not cause any trouble. The clerk
Stoutly insisted that he had nothing TO con-
less ana no property Of a stolen nature To re-
store, and quite warm argument followed
between the two parties. Meanwhile the
searching in other stores, had found her
property in one OF them, and returned TO find
the DEBATE Stlll IN progress. She announced
It's recovery, and that clairvOyant wished
she was enjoying a clam-bake at DOwnerS,
or fish dinner at Nahant, ere she had made
her wonderful discovery. The clerk suggest
ed to the clairvoyant that il she had been a
type OF Adam instead of a type of Eve, he
should have taken a social delight in follow
ing Humpty Dumpty's theory of putting a
head on the cause of such an insult, with
II that shining metal was TO be had at rea-
Sonabie prices in the markets of the Huh.
The moral for lady shoppers who lose wal
lets is plain Boston Globe.
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I'als = THGtyE NOTICE, that the subscriber
i hAs oHfsIueG from the : ors1p. 1,.,urt ~ ,ha
-lltt - ,.!au4bis, holiing Special Term letters
.gsla-- -EtGrf "a the personal estate Of JANE
hELLl, late 81 the District OF Colnmpis,
- Ased- AZ persons having claims against the
rAi- CeceA-cd are hereby warned to exhibit the
same viii tEe vouchers thereof. the sabzcribsr
OF or before the 9th day Of JuIy next: theg NAV
otheT b. lAw be excluded from all benefit o
re sSid ssts'e Given ulder my hand this 18th day
naSSI' MICHAEL kELLEY, Executor,
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STOVES, &c.
PROPOSALS.
DROPCsALS.FOR FUEL.

l.
DEPAE TMRNT OF TIE INTERTOR,1
Washington, ID. C., July 10, ISIS. {
Sea ed Proposals Will be received until , O o'clock
m, IL ESBAH, August 10Th, ISIS, for furnis hing
Fuel Tor this Department, as follows:
One thousand tons (2.2lD pounds TO the toni best
Junlity OF baltimore COmIa any, Baltimore Vein or
Lee, No. W hIte Ash Anthracite Coal.
Also, two hundred tons 2,2fJ pounds to the ton
best quality Of Sh3mOEin Coal, stove and CRATE
sizes All the Coal must be delivered within thirty
days from the date of the contract and stored the
vaults Of the Department buildings in satsfact
manner, before the parties furnishing il will be
paid.
Certificates from the shippers must be shown 10
the superintendent to satisfy him that the Coal fur
nished Is the kind Teq uired b the Department, and
IN accordance with this advertisement.
Al-O htty cords Oak Wood, and fifty cords " Ba-
EeTs Pine Wood The wood must be Of the best
quality, well seasoned and sound
The contractor will b. required 70 cord the wood
a. he Department buildings may be desired.
he whole 10 be inspected, weighed or measured,
and certified 10 10 accordance with an act of Con
gIess approved JU!y llth, 1870.
separate bids will be received for each kind Of
Coal Wood
The bids viii be opened in the Office of the Super.
tDtenceHt. In the presence Of such bidders may
desire 10 attend
A satisfactory bond will be required Of the sue.
ces-ui bidders for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
The right TO reject any all bids is reserved by
the Department.
JyE,2j,aug2S9 Z. DELANO, Secretary.
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ARRESTED on SERIOUS CHARGE.-Saul
A. Hawkins, living near Big Island, In this
county, was before Justice Davis on Monday
charged with commit ting n rape ON the per-
Waugh's Ferry. Hawkins was bailed ia the
sum of $500 TO appear on the 11th instant
Miss Tanner is the young woman whose
mysterious disappearance from her home
burg papers, but OF which no satisfactory So
luton was ever made public. Hawkins Is
said TO be her brother -in-law.-BeIfort. (Ya.)
SeRdei, 6tt.
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MASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioneor,
w Successor to Green h Williams, Auotioneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and u streets.

MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneor,
w Successor to Green h Williams, Auctioneers.
1901 northwest corner Of 10Th end u streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE, &C. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
or TIE WELL KNOWN 81. CLOUD HOTEL,
CORNER OF 9TH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
"a cay Of January, A. D. l572, and duly recorded
Tsf in Liber Nc Ga folio No. 254, sf the land
y krecords Tor the DistrIc. % Columbia and by
direction OF the patty cured thereby. shall pro
18th day Of August, A. II. 1873, cOnmc ncirg At 10
O'Clock a. M on the premises above described, me
contents IF the house. name in part
Rosewood case Piano, Stool and Cover;
Green Rep ParlOr Spite; Igrble-top Tables;
Etageres; Pier Mirror; French PlaTe fine Hat Tree;
One handsome Mantel Set; Brussels Carpet;
Rockers; Bedstesas; Hair and Husk Mattresses
Mirrors; Sofas and Side Chairs; Chandeliers;
IambreqUins and Cor nices; Walnut Wardrobes;
Walnut Bedsteads; Walnut Earbie-top BCreaUs;
WALNUT Marble top W a. hstands;
PAINTED Wardr3bes, Bsdsteads, Bureaus,
Ingrain Carpets; Toilette Ware;
Plain and Marble top Painted Cottage Sets;
Side Tables; Lambre Iuins, Hgll and stair Carpets.
stair Plates; Hair cloth Sofas ana Side Chairs;
Sideboaad; Dining room hairs and Tables,
TIN Toilet Sets; Oil Cloths; Clock;
Lot of e aDkets, Spreads, sheets, and Comforts
Pillow d Bolster Cases; large lot Feather Pillows;
T Ts Barber Bar . Chairs a., ~ Han B9stsrsS
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Ranges,
Furnaces, Kitchen Utensils, &C, &C.
OFFICE.
One Iron Safe; one Clock: Pivot Chairs; Desk.
Cigar Case; Counters; Mirror; Racks.
BARBER SHOP.
Mirrors, Glass Case and Marble-top Tables.
WIN. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
n
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Her molihi Twas ESypt's mouth of old,
t,. '>i,',t ont ana pouiing full and bold.
Why. you rad said. on seeing her.
lbs creature comes from cat t'ia Ain,
Ar centuries eyo1d The ria.
az times rrmotcSt rIach or s. T.
And he who wroughr Sh-t.iramiS
And shaped the Sihl Is Seeiug this.
had howell and maia = shrine thersat.
And all biz life had worst pGei her.
heNoui as north-N lie worShippor.
fJatyts.t MIL
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MARRrED-

SKIDEL-SCHIE BLER. "a Newark, n 81.
ThUIsday, A. sast 9Th, - ths Rsv. e. -. Sims. A..
D, WA. J. SEI-lI., q = lcisestcr, n. Y.tBJULTA
soHIyuLER, youngest daughter Il Andrew x
Schneider, formerly q Washington a. &.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

nave AWAY on hand large and assorted ssocs
o. ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUs GOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, o
saved and split; all kept undeEcover.
Having the control Of several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCIEED fLA6.
Tbs, and handling yearly many millions OF BAN.
6OR LATHs, am In condition to I'LL orders OF any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity q
tition
Central Othoe-623 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Branch lsrd-lst ST., bet b and O SITS :, southeoeS.
WhAn-Ioot Of d street southeast.
octSlly WIN. GUINANn
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CHARLES DICKENS on ANDREW JOHNSON
IN lstS: ~ was very much surprised by the
presidents face aaC manner. Ills ln its way
one OF the most remarkable faces have ever
seen. Not imaginative, but very powerful
IN Its nTmneSs COR, perhaps, ObstlnacyD,
strength OF will aud staafineSS OF parnose
There is reticence in q, too, curiOusly at
variance with that first unfortunate speech
OF his. A man not Ia DC turned or trified
with. a man, 1 should sa Z, who must be
killed To be got ont OF the way. His manner
IL perfectly composed. There was N afr e
chronic anxiety upon him, bat not crease
or ruifle Ia his dress, and his papers were as
composed a himself"
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- Ii. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and eth SITS north west
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJOINING THE CAPITOL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJOINING THE CAPIT o L
GROUNDS.
sHa By virtue of q deed of trust to me, duly re-
corded in Li5er No. go, folio TO- of the land
- records of Washington county, ID. e., will
sell on the premises on TUESDAY, the IOth day %
August, 1873, at O'Clock p m , the following pro-
perty, or go much thereof as mag be necessary to
safety said trust, to wit; Lots numbered sixteen
TO, seventeen M and eighteen Isl, and the east
eIn thirtyfv 35l feet front by the depth thereof
of lot numbered fifteen (l5), in square numbered
six hundred and thirty five (68l, as the same are
laid down and described on the sround plat or plan
OF Washington city, ID; C.. TIE above described
property fronts on the Capitol grounds and Della
ware avenue and is rapidly improving in value.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and Il
months with interest al 10 per cent. from day of
sale, and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, or sllCash a: the option of the purchaser III
the terms OF sale not com piled with in five days
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after ten days notice in some of the newspapers
puthshcd IN Washington city, ID. c., at the risk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser. $50 deposit
On each lot will be required on the day OF sale
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
iy23 ec&ds ICriticI Saiesmlu,
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