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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-28
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BELFAST, THURSDAY. DEC. %, 1876.
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There was never 4 time when persons
having homes on farms, or paying EN-
ployment iii the smaller towns, had GREAT
Ell cause t0r thanktulnes3 than now. Inc
condition III many mechanics and labor
ing people in The large cities is simply
terrible. A column report which 0e print
from the New York Herald Will confirm
what we say. 4 sad event in Boston last
Friday testiies to the deapairing condition
to which one poor fellow, a stranger. had
been reduced. A rood looking and we'll
dressed man entered 4 gun store asked to
see Il pistol, had Il cartridge put IN it, and
then deliberately shot himself through
the head There was not q cent OF money
in his pockets, and the appearance Of the
body Indicated that liz. had taken no iuoi
for a long time
The peremptory order OF the Supreme
Court of Florida for II recanvass Of the
vote of that state is u measure for the up
holding OF law and justice. There is 10
doubt that it will show that the Tilden
ticket fairly carried the state and viii put
4 terrible stumbling block in the path Of
the Hayes conspirators. Such an accumu-
lation of evidence will be presented con-
corning the three contested states that no
programme can be presented for clcctng
Hayes which does not outrage alike law,
justice and decency
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DIED.

BUsHEE. On Thursday morning, August 81,
1875, at quartz OF one O'Clock, LIZZIE MAY, be-
loved wife Of y. II. busher, nd daHf ter Of j. n
May, ESQ OF &c orGetown, ID. Q,
9TH street northeast, from thence % %. Joseph b
church, where reQuie m ass will be held. Friends
TO attend.
CATE. On the slst OF August ls7s, LK.yfrr
HusESk, infant son OF A. b. and kse q. Gate, aged
The funeral viii take place on Friday afternoon,
September LAT, At eve ocfook, from the rssidence Oh
the parents. No % carroll street southe sst
itol Hhl.) IPhflsdelphia pap please ooDy1 81
CLEMENTS. In Georgetown. August 80, ls7s,
Jas. 4. OLENBNTs. infant son Of James I, and
earah L. Otments. aged 8 months.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral on Friday, az No q. m, from
nortnwest corner ID and Frederick streets.
HALLARAH. On Wednesday, August 50, IsY6,
st e;S p. m, WIZ. Il. HALLARAS, IN tho Goth year
Funeral from his Iats residence, Tso sth ssrsst
spectfslly invited.
LITTLE At Mount Pleasant, ID. O., August %,
lGe, Mr.. join LITTLE, IN the 71e year Of his sGe
Funeral ffom his late resi1enoe on saturday, q
D:n; Relatives and friendf Of the family are In
RAINEY. On August 50. ls7s. st ,. m, SAN
u.L, beloved con Of ssmusi and Catherine kainss,
fSs reIssisss snd friends Of the family are ~
speoffuiy REQ usstsd sttssd ths funsrs from the
residsnos Of mis- p.renss, No sls ID street north
esst, 20 morrow, FridayJ 81 Pm,
TROUPE. AZ Boopssboro'. nd-, on TIE ,zd o.
Aurust. 1876, sfter . long Hines. Many BueENrx.
vie Of the late DR.. samuel c. Troupe and sister q
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"TERRoRIsM IN LoUIsIANA."-Col. q 80
W. McCrauie, of the Ouschita Telegraph
sends the following TO the associated press
Of New Orleans:
Monroe, La. August 2s-This city ana vi
cin1ty is greatly excited because OF the firing
last night into OF the residences OF David
Faulk and Isaiah Garrett, aud an attempt to
XII Lamy Faulk, planters, living on the
river below here. Mrs. David Faulk has
been dangerously i'll for weeks. Her bed
room was the target OF the asssSsins. (But
she wasn't hurt.) Mr.. CARROTS house re-
ceived about seventy bullets, but NOBODY
was hurt. Mr.. Lamy Faux saw two men
lboth colored) enter his gate; they exploded
he wasn't hurt) Several white1amilies in
the vicinity have come to this place for
safety, and appeals have been made 20 a vol
unteer company here for assistance. No
cause can be imagined for this outrage
which has thrown the whole parish into In
tense excitement and spread terror among
the white families of this section, where the
greatest quiet has hitherto prevailed. (But
none OF them are YET hurtD 1t is Thought
mat this trouble is in consequence OF dis
turbance occurring last saturday at resu D.
Ilcsn barbecue, when eight or ten whites
present by invitation, were rudely treate A
forced 10 leave the grounds 10 pacify the
iufuriated blacks, vino drew reporters and
otherwise exhibited the ferocity OF despera-
does. (But nobody was hurt) Fortunately
Tie hring at houses did no serious damage,
although the shot in each case entered the
bed room. Steps have been Ia ken TO preserve
the peace and prevent a recurrence OF simI-
lar outrages." That means somebody is
now likely 10 get hurt
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORK AND OHIO RAIIxOAD.
JULY TrH, Isl


flioss sd city snS "a, ...,on,.
81 Boas. .ps s9a G :st,S
5:IISS-Balti%sTs and Aleu- nari. Junction.
slo-Nss ffs, PsiLcdstSsia aad BoGcs Ar
s,s s s.. TS doses !, nss J.9sse.y IsGI,as
y oy rel Pullman Parlor Cars. Sunday
r ss WAY ststons, and connects for
s;1o-caci..a,,, 81 Losts ssd f,n,s~s Bz-
rrsss. Berkeley, Deer PARK. Oakland, fred
enea. Hasernovn, sndsVslisy Rosd' Par
s:50-POint Of Books and way stations.
sssss~ Tors f E,sa ss ssS.: B.,or. and
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
ls:1s-Bal E Way Stations. nlloo,s City and
l:<0-rsw Yvt, PatladsyAia asd Norfoa IN.
~ si,,,, On sunday, All Wsy Stations end
sssSS -sss.: =. nd r,y stations: ,,,,
EItS' Frederick and Way Stations, Via Re-
4:ss-rIederisl .nd Point Of Rocks. via nsuo.
s:sS-Sateaso, onei..ai, a.d LoEisrtN. SEp1a.
snt Hsa e s'rfEs aS:l. DSs.
.na sln 0P s s:, sD. :. s
Ia. csss, Cincinnati end LoKisviIa.
s4sJ;B u. and w.y STATIONS. Connects
,ooo-PA,ladsPats axd Bahin.orsSz
Is:so-Pitisburs. bur NO oenneosiOn bs,ond Mar.
Ws1 s,. ~ train In ssytas sSnaay nsns
eleepers.
s:oo-B.lt,more. BIsdensours, BeItsvtns. Lau.
rel, Relay.
Io:oo-Nsv York and PA,Ladstps,s stsAi Ezpras
Sleeping Oars to New York.
lO:O5-Baltimore and principal war stations,
o-Martfnsburs and way stations, Metropoli.
tsn Branch.
ll:3o-&. Lor,s srrrs:s. Chicago. Columbus,
ssnndnnsky. Esvnrks Berkeley, Deer Psrk
Sleepers.
We. $40, $40, s:sS O. m; lao, S:2s, S:lS,
700. !:0s, Gao, 200, 1000, 1905 and Ii:3e
,. M, daily.
All other trains dsily, except Sunday.
NO connection on Sunday for Hsserstowr OF VAL
ey Branch; OF TOR New YORK And Phiisoelphis 81
$40 .. 70. and 40 D. N.
For further information apply q the Baltimore
,nd Ohio Ticket On1ces, Washington Station, and
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvante svsnue, and Is
18th street northwest, where orders will DO taken
tor baggage 70 be checked and received Of point
THOs. Il, SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
Y. II. OOLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. ESO6TZ, General Agent zpIs-n
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DRY GOODS.
RRODHyAD & CO.
sSs PESESYLv ANA AVE AND 9s2 D ST.,
BETVEEH 3TH ASD lots Sr5,

sSs PESEsYLv ANA AVE. AND es2 ST.,
BETNEEH 3TH ASD 1OTH SIS,
OFFER 20 their Friends, customers and strangers
FAIL DhESS GOODS At a - NC b ID
PRICBS
flack LTcLs Silks, sc. per z and n tod prices
sesl brown, navy Blue and Bottle 6Iesn Silks at
cid prices.
AH-wooI TreD-b CAshmsres, 7Sc. and u7 Coriginal
dyel.
Black kipacas snd II hairs double foId) 25e., CD,
Wool Tlsnn-is. i5o. sbd MP,
a ndroscoggin HIesched Cotton Esc.,
sheetiDe Cotton, sc. and up,
Lfafu towels, s1 per dozen and ue,
British Hose, 81 50 per dozen (reee 1tiT So,
Balbrigssn II Sc. So per box a1d mp,
I Button Kid Gloves, SOC. Dob lott.
Sutton Kid Gloves in Black, White, Street and
Opera colNrs 81 is,
All Linen Table DamAsk. Soc. and MP,
All Linen Doyiies and Napkins, Zee and M,
Ladies aBd Gents Underwear ct mau nfacturers'
prices,
RiIk Tissue for Yelling, SOC. and up,
Corsets. IKE and Up,
Hamburg sdgins best mskes), Sc TO o. par yard,
g nt's coed lpsli-h SuspsDders 75c q pair,
Nez stJ lie Laties' Belts and Melted Silk Ties,
Ladies, and Gents Collars, Cuffs, Hank erchiefs,
Rufs, Tiss, &c. &c, Of late styles at lowest
market prizes. Call aud examine
BRODHBAD q CO,
sosS ~ S39 Penn and 932 st-eet.
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EVENING STAR.
Women as swimmer.
NOVEL ENTERTkINMESr-A RACE BY

NOVEL ENTERTaINNESrA RAcr nv
LITrIEcTaIs
Miss Kate t,o,,o,, !. .--, x-,.
Yesterday oaJs :, = sessner OF sVlnlInlng,
OF he~ fratnins al Dax,aus lsSa VI .ue nesuLts
the pla- sOrnn aronnd a. 1919. 49, . CLocA
mems ,,epartr,snt wss n.o 49, 10 TIE wo-
tors. ard the dness,n. 1870 49, VIII sPects-
by the com pe,ffoTs yehsn.s ms ~, occup.eI
GARD OF every ,Isv u,onsria $50 s s krsceIol
Thing hut graceful beihinr dressss Shy,
past Inc swimma,s a-nanns -, AZ nslt
ard iurnps thar earned ins,s a, :. -. - Iusnes
that cfncealed them mon, TO se soe ws, &c,
Laughing Spectators Most nj i've - =, -. 80
were women, and some hsa go 49,
There were very few Girls and chtldre5 rhs1
diyed swano oyerbard ans -. -. 81 iney
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Twas b-t n hr.afh-
And vet D. faif. l-,rf 2 ne -~as ,rflsssf.
And friends once f1uH rrrs l,.,is 81 = .ff,.r
And ne was worse than deafh.
One Fennnlal wCr1
That strlick - coward. raiaonri' blow
IN craven " hispeFs, lusi .,-i aid I0w-
And te, the viis World hoard
Twat hut one " h.spaF--rne.
That ulufrcrcsi Low . tur very shame
The thiug the slauier~r dare nor usine-
And "a IL work va done.
4 hin, 80 = rht.
Ani yet, o. mighty in 10 power,
4 humsn soul in uns short hour
Lies crushed bcu-afh - hllrhff
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AUCTION SALES.
=. BEPETTI, Auctiooeer.
70 bew a ucfion House, COS Tta street,
Opposite the PAsent Once.


s,Ln OF THE UsRlplEMrp STOCK OF
81 y: n Pc soE, LATE OF 1000 PENN
n Which viii be sold e. public auction. with
E21SSnnf, s 5e,ssr,e. 9oanspoi9s 6k , I'VE
= .ps fs eare stock i. po.sd d. Sale.
CO.. ds red :. sriR.. DALI. s tn. day
CHAHolEY SALE or PRoPKRrY ON
ffRs5 AsD sidSsD1 sfsaEArsH iisr: II
By virtue 9, decree o. the soRreus COURT. "a
cause so Ss. %i on Ta Hue 81
IAN dsv Of September. ISIS. a, 5 oci OK ~. IN
s s6 80 's is ri, & ' Sy sss
leg front Of els hty SIX feet ave inches on north
S.,eiins sysnus. and IN average dep Of about one
Terms: One third OF the purchss. money ia cash,
t1e,s months. WITH six ces ny ssss, b.; sSd
red pay msnts be secursd By the purchs.er notes
trust tsies + sse1fs 10. q dsietrsd pa, So
m.nts, or else deed given upon the fan paYms Of
:c sct deposit 4 M LII :. as
aus0d nuS,6assSSs ;'t sso g, a s.sa,
TBUsrEEs saLE OF AyALUaBLs PROP.
hkE9 s sITgsTk .S o. rsS soara sips
NoETHWisr akyiSa FsSSF "s
11STEsr 9 I IsCH, nv los rkETss
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, BE.
Under and by vittue OF q dec oi trust re- -
corded 10 Liber 7ss. folio 34, of the lsud ~
ord: Tor the District o. Cnlnmois, aud At the 90
SCI. az public auction, to the highest bidder IN from,
OF the premises. MONDAY. the ASH day
OF September, 1876. n S D. m Lots . aud b, in
Lipdsley Phillips 81 bdivisiou OF square No SIS,
together with the improvements, consisting of q
neat two-story Frame Dwelling AID outbuildinss
Terms OF sale: Une fourth each; balance in 6, II
ard 10 months With interest at Per cent, ured
by iced q trust on property sold, all cash the
option OF the purchaser. o200 down at time Of e.
OonveyaDciDg at purchaser cost. IL terms Of sale
sre not compiled with within days the Trus-
tee right to resel the property at risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser
j. TAkBRLL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS,
arey1 Saw3w6ds AuCtioaeer.
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CHINESE ELOPENFNTs are well ms nagei
None but the lazy deserve the fair, there il
neither ladder nor trellls 10 be scaled, aud
The old gentleman Is easily persuaded that
Whatever is, Is ri ght. There was Ho, the
LATEST wight OF HRngchow, who lived by
Odd Jobs, and never could get regular en-
Pioyment. one night, while he was drink
lhe Tea In wsyside inn. he boosted that he
would never do another days work unless
ne could md rich employer with pretty
osuehters- An old screw named Tsiang,
VINO overheard the remark. was so enraged
py IL mat he engaged all the laborers who
were present except Ho, and refused 20 give
INN even nights lodging. Poor Ho went
10 sleep In Tsisng's back yard, and very
mournful was he. Sud ienly a great On nd IL
OF CLONES was thrown out OF a window
thinking there were thieves in the house
ard not being IN mood 20 protect the farm
ers household, he put the bundle on his
back and trudged down the road with IL
Soon he heard steps behind him. The infu
risted farmer Not 50. IL was only q pretty
girl. She Joined him and walked by ais side
without saying a word or looking up al him
On tney went through the dark night, mile
upon mile, and just az the day was brea king
toey reached the village inn. Then she
looked AT him and shrieked. It was not the
young cousin who had wooed her 20 pack up
her clothes and meet him at midnight III
was only poor, lazy Ho. "well, well /" she
said "there IL no help for ~. We must get
married as soon rs possib BILE" Married thew
were; the old gentleman behaved uicely.
dowry, 500, 900 cash.
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TRUsT1Ep GALE o. yALUABL. REAL

9 Il;IilSi !: "a I; &; :
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Slt was purely accidental, but the barrel
from which the thirsty crowd drank Ice
water, at the recent Connecticut state tenn
perance picnic was an uncleaDsed rum bar
rel, whose odor would have attracted q topper
y rod away.
BS-ThIs is the season OF the year To look for
shooting stars at night and watch the fan of
man on the watermelon rlnd sire gn sidewalk
nY DAY. And when the score IS counted the
ranos viii De ahead OF the meteors, nearly
nVe 10 one Burlington Ho,Okeye.
6The melancholy days have come when
the merry, busy little fly, chilled by the
morning air, crawls under the upper crust OF
ne apple pie and irradiates the sullen pastry
with the CLEAN OF bis dying smile when yo
turn back the crust 10 Sprinkle I'm a littI
more sugar burlington RasOheye.
The Waco (Texas) Register says: A
wild horse, without saddle, made It's appear
ance In this section of the state, not long
since, bearing the body OF a man. The horse
was n length caught and the body found
Strapped TO the horse, and had bee dead for
some time.
1yudge Ford, OF Dead wood City, former
~ OF Bismarck, loaned Gen. Custer a famous
oog. Inc dog accompanied the General DUR
Ing the engagement against Sitting Bull.
len days sfter the battle the dog returned to
Fort Lincoln, distance OF 500 miles, In
search OF bis master.
~In indianapolis, the other day. a Door
woman died In her bed alone and unattend-
60, except by her three little children, who
were TOO young 10 know what death was.
when they were found they Were trying 70
Wahc ncr Up. Inc mOtner o6d dled Tor want
OF food and attention, and when found the
body had already began 10 decompose.
~Horace Greeley used 10 tell this story:
DE once sent claim for collection 20 west
ern lawyer, and, regarding IL rs rather a des-
perate claim, told the attorney IL be collect
ed 1: he might reserve half the amount for
bis fee. In due time MT. Greeley received the
lollowirg laconic epistle: "Dear Sir-I have
succeeded In collecting my half OF Ia 81 claim.
The balance 10 hopeless"
4It was evening. Three Of them were
killing cat. One Of them held a lantern,
another held the cat, and the third TANNED
the pistol Into the cats ear and nred, shoot
ing the man In the hand who held the cat,
and the one with the lantern was wounded
In the arm The cat left when Il saw how
matters stood. and that ill-feeling was en-
gendered.
sSAccording 10 Grousrd, the scout, the
matrimonial ceremonies OF the Sioux are
simple In the extreme. A feature OF eti-
Queite, which some brutes OF husbands
would like 10 see introduced into civiliza-
lion, is that 1t is not proper Tor a mother-in-
law ever 10 see her son-in-law after her
daughters marriage. II they should meet
accidentally, she turns away her head
abashed. II is presumable that painful ex-
perience has led % this regulation.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

TKNSTkITBAEE OF VALUABLE DRUG
STORk ON PEkNsTbVhNIA AVENUE, BIZ
TWEEN 9Th AND 10Th SHEETS.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust 10 the uuser-@
pgt.d d, dated September LIST. 1874 and duly re-
records Of the District of Columbis, and q he
written request OF the party secured Their shy,
shall proceed to sell, at public auction, the pre-
mites. on THURSDAY, eept,mber 9TH, 1876, ct I
O'Clock Q. NJ, all the contents OF the Drug Store
No. 1871 PeDnsyl v ania avenue, consistng in part
81 fixturea, Shelving, Counters, Show Cssss Sods
Fountain, Gas Fixtures, Store and Windsw Glass,
90, &C.
Terms: One half cash; balance and II months
at per cent secured by deed Of trust on
property. S100 down at time OF tale. II terms are
not complied with In i've days the Trustee reserves
the right 70 retell &C cost of pur chaser.
.us.sdd YouNa N SI StLs3N; Tr Hsss.
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LAsHKD, BEATEN AND HUNG BYAS SEA
CAPTAIN.-The examination respecting the
Charges OF cruelty TO seamen preferred
against Capt. j. =. GriDdle, of the ship Sc.
Mark, while on her passage from Liverpool
IN Gillian port, was continued In New
York, Monday. Harry Poentz, the csrpen-
Ter OF the vessel, testified that the mate fire.
quently struck the men with rope ends. One
OF the seamen, called "Brick Top" was hand
cuhed and tied up TO the rigging, where he
was kept for half an hour. When released
Brick Top" hid IN the hold, and II was sew
en- days before he was found by the captain
and mate. He was then brought TO the car
penter's shop and rope was placed around
his neck and he was hung up for q short
time. Witness was In the carpenters shop
when Long Tom" was beaten by the can
tain's orders. The mate placed him across a
bench and The captain took a whip and gave
him twenty lashes, each lash leaving black
and blue marks. "Long Tom" was then
ia Ken 20 his bunk, where he died ave hours
sitter the hosgiug. The next day his body
was flung overheard. Another seaman,
whom the witness saw tied up and logged
IL II same manner as "Long Tom, (" also
died from the ill-treatment he received and
his body was also thrown into the sea-
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1876 ss fsS$:fsEE-.rA 1875

1876 :: fS:sE 1876
70 ths nsrth, West, ane Bsaskvsss.
5sssse rraos, Steel Battle, Splendid sess-
srt, Magnifcenf KGNfpsssat.
JULY 10TH, 1915.
Trains issy, Wssniagt9n, ottT time, ,roa DEPOT.
ssr rstsSnrS and t n: Wss no. Ss; With
Rsrior Oar e P,tts5Urs; T:ie p N. daily. .,tb
. rnses SM 70 nS'eAso' ana f1:ee D a. sshS,
.sALTiMoKi AID roronAy sAlLzoAD.
rams, and ihs Ger.S. s :. ~. daily, sio.si san.
apsy; sn ~ I:to B an ta'ly except Saturday, With
S.a.Io: s.d Siass.s T.n', iI:so :. n. asii1.s1:'
esss s1rdsy
=: ~ C. e: .i = 81.
e eoS P:riGT Oar. rs n dsiy s1Gsp! s91as;
Pm. daily. except sunday, with Parton Cars st-
For Phii.ael,hia. 500. u. and 1910 .. q. c.ily.
s1oel. eqad.y, and 700 and $40 .: daily.
Aoo0mnod.tioB fot Bsltimsrs, s:Ss ,. "a daily.
ro. Po,.s GTess Line s'sss. "A. sna .;ss s.s.
s0r znns poi,, 800 and 1850 .. D. ann gao ..
ALEX AFpEiA . FREDERICKSBURG sAIL.
WAY AND AGa1ASDkIA : SAsaisoFoa
'a 80, snd o. sana.; :;
sIeep. soadsz; .ne via IJaohburs. Sac :. n
Train. issv. AisI.ndri. TOR w.sn,rg.er, e.y.s.
9,l0,1l Q. m, 1, 8, t:20, 3, 9, and -. N,
On sunday ct and 10 IN, and .. m.
Tickets, infOrnaton, Sleeping ana PsEi,s Osz
accommodations can be procured at the OE:ss:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Northeast corner Of sixth street
and Pennsyly anis avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Baggage 20
destination from Hotels and Residences.
D n. BOYD, JR., GEM Passenger Aktns.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. isns-iy
UNIvkRsAh b. r. fIsKEr oSEiss.
BAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from all points
0 1sdHs. sasa q 3. p n:cSsiaa.s&H
upon any other ofhcs or dsDossNA
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage snsekea through.
Apply to n. d. wHITE5IDE.
aD1-ly SGT Penn. ave-. Candy store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFfERNOON.
'sEPH II. KELLIY, Auctieuee.,

TRUSTEES SALE oFyaLU.BUr IMPROVED
TESPkEfT Oh IHk FAST SIDE OF 1SIE
sIbkkI. BETWEkN AND STREETS
hoSIHWksT, OCCUPIED AS A DWELLING
and bAkkRf, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed of trust 60 the ind ar -
signed dated August IA, 1875, sud duly re- f.:4
corded IN Liber ~, folio io9. ct ssQ., one Of LII
the isnd recoIes IN srd for she District OF oumbs
aod 81 the written request Of the party secured
thereby, We shall sell, 81 pGbh: auction, on TRURS
pAf tie LIST day of August, a. ID. 1870, at $50
O'CLOCK m In front Of the premises, Lot numbered
ne ne hundi ed and thirty two il32j, ia Addison Il
smith reco rded subdivision Of Iots In square num-
Se,ed two hundred and six t2e6l, ia the city Of
Warrington, sald lot fronting sixteen fI6l feet on
iotn street and running back seventy (7S
to an alley, and improved b. q two story Brick
House, pied q. Bakery, with stable on alley.
Terms One third cash; bAisnce IA elk, relve aud
eighteen months, Nith interest the rate of eight
per eehf per annum, and secured by deed Of frost
on me property sold; 100 20 bs paid down imme-
ciatety after sale Convey sncing ut Of pure ha
ser IL the terms Of sale com piled with wi h.
IN eight days from day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at risk aud cost
OF oefenItlrR purchaser BY giving FIVE days notice
IN the Evening eter ne vspaper. published IN said
city. DAVID L. MORRiSON, 49,
eue1ld JOSEPH +. KELLEY, Auct.