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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-09-21

The Slmon's troupe, whose return to this
city Is metioned elsewhere, was greeted by
large house on Monday night. The company
consist OF nine gentlemen, three ladies and
little Willie Brown, who is a gem of the first
water. Mrs. Simons is expected here to-day.
The fine actress Miss Kittie Lougee as "Cap-
itola'' in the Hidden Hand and "Katheen
O'Connor'' in Kathleen Mavourneen eyiDced
talent ofthe highest order. That she is natural
born artist none VIII doubt after witnessing
her consumate skill in the rendition OF those
difficult parts where the human passions fly
from one extreme to the other. OF splendid
mould and in possession OF a face that speaks
every feature, she is an interesting lady. j.
A. Simons, so well known to our play goers.
is the same popular. chip. The troupe is
lucky in the possession of J. C. Brown, the
general agent who is a thorough gentleman OF
ripe experience and who knows no such word
as failure. This, "Wednesday, evening Rip
Van Wrinkle will be presented, and tonight,
Thursday. the Two Orphans, in which both
Mrs. Slmons and kittie Lougee will appear.
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Sam. Houck left for Philadelphia, northern
Ohio and Niagara yesterday. For four years
he had not been outside the corporate limits
of Wichita hardly. and his trip will be thor
oughly enjoyed. The summer previous to
his location here in the hardware trade be
Travelled over eight thousand miles, principal
IN in The south and west
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-09-21

Fine, heavy open face and hunting case
silver watches, OF the best :make, at No. "a.
Main street. Pat
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improvements on the southeast quarter Sl25.
Bids for the above described land may be made
between the hours of 10 clock a. m. and p. m
y" ''i' '' In. wOODCOCK,
2st- County Treasurer.
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Or 0Nit5ita Gaglf.
WICHITA. THURSDAY. SEPT, 81, 1876.

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS:
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WOODMAN.
MONEY.

We have now on hand Fifty Thousand Dollars
to loan at reduced rates on five years. time, being
in the counties OF Sedgw!ck. Sumner, Butler and
Cowley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lost.

WANTED.-A good girl to do general house
work, Inquire at this flee. 25-1t
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A GENTS WANTED to sell the new book
n Events at the National Capital and the CAM
paign OF ls76.'' just the book for the times
Gives full history of the National Capital and
Government. Shows how the government has
how jobs are put through Congress. Gives a full
history of the whisky frauds and Belknap scan
DIAL 1t gives the lives of Hayes and Wheeler,
Tilden and Hendricks. Grand chance for agents.
Address. j. Ii. CHAMBERS, st. Louis, Mo.
lar0
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A Five Thousand Dollar. Thorough
Bred Stallion.

You will never make complete success IN
baking biscuits until you use the White Lily
Baking Powder-you can get it at Wheeler's.
35-tt
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Subscriptions taken for all the periodicals
and all kinds q newspapers at publlshers
rates at Reimers' book store. 5o-tf
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will prove the truth of the above statement.
Address HALL, WAITE & Co.,
Emporia, Lyon County, Kas.
General agents for Southwestern Kansas.
23-2m
For anything you need in the agricultural
line, call at smyth & Sons 70 Douglas Avenue.
20-tf
C. NJ. Garrison makes all harnesses out of
Indiana Oak Tanned Leather, direct from
the tapnery. 11-tf
II you want your watch repaired go to No.
"a, Main street, where you can get it done on
scientific principles. 22-4t
Should you need an No gold pen call
at No. "a. Main street, between the post office
and telegraph office. 224t
Fine, heavy open face and hunting case
silver watches, OF the best smake, at No. "a,
Main street. 24-4t
Stock Sheep For Sale
In lots of 10 to 1000 head, to suit purchasers
Inquire of FoUTs, BROS Co.
2l-1m#
Go and see the nicely selected stock of
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing, furnish
ing goods. etc., at the new clothing house
northwest corner Douglas avenue and Main
street. 2l-f
Grange, Odd Fellows and Masonic manuals
at the post office book store. 42-tf
Invoice books at the post office book store,
G. III. Harrington. 42-ti
Try the Old Government Java. already
ground and ready for use. Warranted to be
strictly pure. You can get il at Wheeler's.
35-tf
Mill feed cheap, at the Wichita City Mills
and Elevator. See our price list
shipping stuff, per 100 lbs. .............. soc.
Bran, per hundred lbs. .,................30 c
Bran, delivered in 800 Id. quantities. zoe.
Leave your orders, they will be filed
promptly.
l7-tf HARGIS, IMBoDEN Co.
If you try Wheeers spices and don't find
fund vour money 35-tf
Patents on all lands entered priorto April
LIST, 1874, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded, which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time Aft
Buy your queensware at Allen & fuckers
52-tf
The undersigned announces to the public
that he has purchased the well known "Bad-
win Art Gallery on Douglas Avenue. and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit
a liberal share of the public patronage. First
class facilities for all kinds OF work. Give me
| a call. t. ii. STEVENS.
Att
Pure spices OF all kinds to be had at Wheel
er's, Douglas Avenue. 3o-u
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Blank books in endless variety at Herring
TOMS 42-t
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We have Fifty Thousand Acres of the finest
farming lands in the world in various stages of
timber water and Improvement, for sale cheap
for cash, or one to five years credit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-09-21

PERSONAL---VERY. Iltswortn mas returned
from New York via Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cornell and little daughter have
gone to Philadelphia, the city of her nativity.
which accounts for the Captain eating his
smothered grouse and charlotte of peaches at
the Occidental.
C. Il. Miller and wife have gone to Chicago,
where they will JOIN friends and then be of
TO the city Of broad-brims.
Mrs L. Hays, Mrs. ID. Hays and Mr.. d.
Hays have gone east on six weeks tour to
see friend, and take peep at the new world.
Miss Idle Tarlton's heart has been made
glad on the receipt of a nice new piano.
Rev. A. Buckner and wife spent two or
three days last week in the city. The Colo
MIS- health is greatly improved. He intends
moving to Emporia in short time.
Miss Sue Barnes was called home to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, by dispatch, stating that her
mother was very i'll. Her many friends re-
greet her absence, and sympathize with her
hoping all will be well by the time she arrives
at home.
Aya Sheldon, candidate for County Attor-
ney in the State OF Butler, accompanied by
Judge Cameron, was in the city Monday.
Major Hood, one of the big cattle dealers of
Kansas, whose summer past sales we noticed
few weeks since, is in the city.
Mrs. Judge w. C. Little left for her old
home in Illinois yesterday morning. Judge
looks mighty lonesome behind an Occidental
table.
Mrs G. W. Reeves has gone to Hutehin'
son, Reno county. TO pay. her sister visit.
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RICHARDS
GROCE r. 8!

Douglas Avenue, East of Main Street. wichits
Kansas. E-u
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EAST WICHITA CIRCUIT


The campmeeting commencing on the 9th
OF August and closing on the 2lst, resulted in
twenty conversions and twenty-three Access
sions to the Church We bad the best of or
der during all the meeting, and the Church
was greatly strengthened and built up. We
are much indebted TO Mr.. Phillips, the pro-
prietor OF the Oshkosh lumber yard for Jumper
loaned to us, without which we could not
have held our meeting. We bespeak for him
the liberal patronage OF all our people.
j. INCLUSION, Z. C.
Err. &. L. Hitchcock, of Trummbull county,
Ohio, writes: Il took the EAGLE for about
six months las year, and during that time l
found that it not only gave the news Of the
Arkansas Valley, but was fully up with the
times in politics. agriculture and the general
news OF the day. When it stopped, it left
vacancy that my other papers would hardly
till. Having settled in this place for a few
months, and bein2.peIsonaily interested in the
welfare and prospects of your Valley, am
anxious to know how ii is prospecting, there
fore enclose p o. order for the EAGLE"
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The undersigned announces to the public
that he has purchased the well known "Bald-
win Art Gallery on Douglas Avenue. and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit
a liberal share of the public patronage. First
class facilities for all kinds OF work. Give me
a call. T. ii. STEVENS.
IF
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-09-21
Bought Cheap for Cash.

Pure spices OF all kinds to be had at Wheel
er's, Douglas Avenue 30-tf
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Go and see the nicely selected stock of
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing, furnish
ing goods, ETC., at the new clothing house
northwest corner Douglas avenue and Main
street. 2l-tf
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A young man who has had experience in mer-
camille business and other employments, de-
sires situation. and promises satisfaction.
Inquire at this office. 2o-1t
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Look at Dunscomb's stock of boots and
shoes and you'll buy if there's any buy in
Won. %
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Ifyou try Wheelers spices and don't find
them pure and iirst-class article he will re-
fund your money. 3o-u
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Patents on all lands entered priorto April
list, 1874, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded, which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time. Att
Buy your queensware at Allen & fuckers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-21

OLD 81 PRoGNosrIcArEs.-"s mig
gers, dat ole gentleman is Jess bin foolin'
way Oh his ume," said ST, as one of ina
crowd spoke OF Norcross' running for Gov
ef1Or.
"Well, said the other darkey, shes bin
kervortia' round de state moushty peertI',
but be haint bin runIin' for Gunner, I
tell yeri" said Old 81.
"Ias, he hsz, m8u!"
"Meobe you think SO, Niger, but femme
tell yer cat when dem dar voters Is counted
out ne Wensdy dat ole manll be ob de 'pin-
Ion dat he'Z bin crawlin fur de las six weeks
back srds on his belly fsss'er dan 'bscker
wurm rom frunt ob coal 90 fire."
non
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-21

ProosbiS the lnlng u AZ woald cause most
Wonderment 20 an American visiting q
French ouil1iDg In course OF erection IL ths
prevailing Gus tom OF cutting all mouldings
ard decorations o. stone Ia place ia tle wall.
To him the facility with which mouliings
are run and surfaces plsned OF with rude
plaLes would have something OF the ludi-
crous about 10, and would cad him 10 enter
tain contempt for the material used, did
he not kDoT mat in the course OF time the
surface Ct the sione underWent natural
Chemical charges that made IL much more
durable than It's free working nature iudi-
Gates. sun this stone ~ peculiarly liable
10 atmospheric Influences: and, uuleSs
selected from Qrarrles knosn To posse<s
good LISTING qualities. 10 deterioratss rapid
ly. Tn-re IN 10 Paris q modern ordinance,
issued strangely enough by the authorities
charged with the care OF the hygiene OF the
CITY, thas directs that zoe surfaces OF al least
All public buildings shall be renewed every
Ten years, We believe. This renovation Was
formerly ef1ectsd by The use OF TIE scra Ger
ana chiseli vat a. those In charge fortunately
oIscovered thst this wss leading 20 the
cnsnse OF character In some OF the mould
lngs, and the disappesrapce OF others and
mat ornaments we're gradually Seinz re-
oooeo 10 me --LATEST of osssIeliefs, this IL
low enected oy securing the surfaces. q pro-
employed.
10 London. on the other hand, where the
stone Is exposed 10 a mucn more iniurious
atmosphere, causing often q very rand dis
lot gratlon OF the stonework exposed N fts
suscks' there 10 no sucn regulation, We
or by board o. building Inspectors. The
Londoner, however. likes n clean and chs.~r-
ful looking house as much - does q Partisan.
and while be consents TO the smoke and
Crime that settles On warehouses Ia the CITY
as hing inevitable, he requires that his
West End dwelling, although OF stone shall
oe PARTED yearly while ne IL taxing ms
VACATION. His LAste having become vitiated
oy owe ling amid such SURROUNDINGS, n ia
LOT 70 oe wondered that he DOW looks on the
sIlmlnexs that already begins 20 make the
houses OF Parliament look venera ole as a
ming 10 be wiped of or Al least covered up
anu consequently looks Alphabetically GA
Nnlle painters make their preparation 70
treat Inc greatest work that the Gothic re-
viNal has yet produced In England I'm the
same way that West r. nd house IA treatfi
fortunately q member of the Society of
Arts noticed the outrage in lime 10 nut a
temporary IL not a permanent stop 10 the
proceedings. Surely, n IL IL necessary n
protect the stone work from being ioiaref
by csrbonic and other acids ia the air IN.
British government can do no better thins
than 20 spend Its money la encouraging ths
invention OF some process which snail with
out injury 20 the strength. make the sur-
race or me stone impervIOus 10 atmoS pheric
iDfiuence--l American Architect dad Rsalfino
NctGS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

1kUsIEkpsALE " IMPROVED PBoPsRTr
ss S,4a. e F1 igJffoss siOssis svhsdi
S.sf s. ss H;' s 1.ss1s e ns f.
spe >, r. 2 Sn in tie III nc. Of %.
IN, pub &c aaetea o. T isTn tbs is si
day Of Oct Der. u. 1876, st . 80 O'CLOCK m
Lar situated % the Gig CIV arlington. District Of
oYIombis, aud known upon the ground plat or Plan
ana & naTs r sns . nns
an point on Sth street east distsn. eighty SIX feet
bach east from laid ssh street with said sidts o.
ssrriDgton and . lillian web ., deed dated
IsooIds for said Di.tuiO, AND being piece
others By deed dated seosembsr Il, Is7.' anu re- re-
corded arm ing the lard rd., together aith all
msns. 10 the same belonging or in suy wise sspsr
oo A;.S BY virtue Of to deed: Of tr1., duly
Sll, folio $50, of the LAND records Of Washington
sue on THGBsP .9 the 9Th ia. ;s Of o oaa,lo
piece or n. Gf .nd . e as
ard being 10 ,he city # Washington, il the Dis-
the ground plan or plat 81 said CITY IS and 5iins
part OF square numbered nice huDdred and thirtJ,
pint ferry feet south FROM the nor ast cor
ner OF said square, and fOntias 9Th street east
and rpnbin thence west fifty feet the noe in
south erly direction to q poiut on Georgia ave iue
thirty feet from eh street ice northea4tery
along GenTgi avenue t1irty feet stress eas.
snd from thence north along sth street east place
OF be gfoDtDg, together with sli the impr
rishts ard b redftsmenrs to the same belonging or
IN sDy vise apper:sisiBg
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the balance In six
end twelve months notes b@sriog interest ct the
rate OF per cent ana secured by deed Of trust
the premises sold. deposit of 9 100 will be re
CURED upon each lot at time of sale all convey
sncing, &C, ct cost OF purchaser IL the terms OF
tale are not com piled with within days from
sale, the TT astse the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost IF the defa1linP
chaser upon giving Il re dsys' notice Ia some paper
published in " ashingtou. u q
oot7-.cdds RIOH I'D J. EARNsHAw, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALRIS POST SONED until
SATURDAY AFTEHBOOE. OotObss rs. b. same
hour sud place. RIOH'D J. EaRs5HSw.
octl9 eo6ds Trsslee.
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A ROMANTIC YoUSG COUPLE from Rush-
Vile. Indiana, bearing the PIckwtokian
names OF William wsddle and Nancy Wea-
yer, got into q peck OF trouble In this city
yesterday. The two hsd run away from
home 10 get married, but the girls father,
objectinR 10 their arrangement. telegra phed
70 Mr.. WOOD 10 detain Mr.. Waddle on the
barge OF Kidnapping the girl. Yesterfa v
morning both were arrested and q Ken be-
fore Col Wood, whose gray beard drew their
condolences, and they told him they were
already married. he released them. but q
little later they were again taken into cas-
tody by Amthauer, who had not heard OF
their previous arrest They were again re-
leased and last night they LEFT for their home
at Rushvtlle, though they were com PEELED 10
raise the money 10 travel with al q pawn
ehOp.-T(f.. G0zeffe- Igfb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-21

SMALLNEsS OF STATURE-Not long
before his death, Canon Kingsley drew at
tention TO the surprising nun Der of small
yo3ng men 10 be seen in London crowd.
According to him, is was a sigd of the
deterioration of the race. But there are two
ways OF looking at everything, and, for the
con- fort and satisfaction OF small people, we
would point out that IL might aim Ist be
taken as an Indication OF intellectual pro
gress. Many-we might almost say most
OF the great men Of history have beeu OF
short stature, from the days OF that ancient
philosopher who, as the story goes, was so
diminutive that he had TO carry leaf In his
pockets to prevent his being blowa away.
Canute the Great, for example, was a sIngu .
larly small man; Napoleon. too, was little;
Nelson had no height 10 boast OF, and tue
Great Condo was short enough. Hide.
brand-Gregory the seventh-the mightiest
OF all the Popes, was also quite u diminutige
person. Then amongst men OF letters, poets,
and philosophers: Montague, the esssyist,
was little; SO was Pope-"a little crooket
thing that asks questions" so las Dryden;
SO was DR.. Watts, who insisted, as we ali
know, on the mind being the stature Of the
man; and so was Scarron, who alludlng at
once to his ILL heal tn and his littla SIZE called
himself an "abridgment OF human miseries. !"
Will any one, after such names as these
and the list might be indefinitely extended
look down on little men with disdala.-
Cusse(s Magazine.
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DIED.

BINEKrT. At his residence, Benninss cd,
on the 1lst of Oetober, 1876 in the year Of MS
bee, blCHARD BENNETT.
funersl ~ tsks place non his residence, on Mon
DAY. October Esd, 1t clock D N. The friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend.
BROTT. On October fOth, ls76, att O'Clock a m 4,
GkohGlE 4. bROTr, only daughter of 0eorfe .
sno N ) brott, aged years and months.
fuseral iron residence Of her parents, no 202o
street, on sunda., 3zd instant, 81 O'Clock D m
Friends OF the family invited to attend without
inrtoer notice. New Orleans, LA, and Minnea 90
lis ana st. CLOUD, Mimi, papers please copy.l %
BRAkUfLuR. On Friday evening. October
Ath, iae Gso'ei ca y m, ADoLPH kRABUrLsR,
L1Dsrsl ytLl i.le place To morrow. fro. hi, late
rticence, No. l3 street north vest, 90 which
relatives and friends Of the deceased are invited
P0LkATY. At his residence in this city, on
years.
Funeral win take p,see from St Augustine
Church, Monday, s O'Clock D. m. Relatives cad
frieds are invited 90 attend.
STRIVES. On Friday, October 10Th. 1879 PEr-
cT CoLFAx, eldest son Of ~. v. q. end Nianie Ste
vens aged years and months.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No.
64o n str eet northeast, st o cleck .. m Sunday
I'd. The rslatfyes and friends are invited 20 at
tend.
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= HkRMAN & HANDY, Auotioneers.
~ St. Cloud Building.

TRUsTEK's SALE OF THE sTOCK,- Elk
TUh1s. GOOD WILL AID LEASE OF THE
DkuG STORE ON THE kORIH VEST OBJ
West.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust bearing date Sep
tmber 10th, a. ID. 1915, ans duly recorded 81
amt ng the land records for the District Of 90 -
lambda In Liber No. 30. folio 49. and by directI
of The psrty secured thereby, vii If for sale, ct
pubic auction, on THURSDAY, the Gosh dsy Of
ooobeT, lao at o'coca D; m, the ertire sock in
trade, hxlures aud lease Of Drug eto Q, loo xted on
the northwest corner Of l4th and streets north
west, 10 this city.
The store is stocs cd With an ample and we'll
selected stock of rruss, Chemicals, Perfumery and
Toilet and Fancy Articles
The lease has about ears and m ontfs to IN,
and the rent 10 $50 per month, pay able monthly
The staLd fs an excellent one and this sale offers
araIe Opportunity TO persons wishing to engage In
The drug business.
Terms OF sale: 81 800 In cash and the balance in
equal insteln as, at AID IL Ronths from day OF
sale, the deferred payments to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser besriL interest at the rate
Il per cent per al Dum Until Il and endorsed
otherwise secured to The satisfaction of trus-
tee. S2s0 down at time of sale. nve snoi og and
recording at Gu chaser's expense. The tr uslee re-
series the right to resell the proprty at the pur-
ehssers TisA ard pense In Of failure to 1m
ply with the terms of sale within four days there
after. lUGEyR CART5I, Tru nee
cctD ct n. N. SMITH. Salesman.
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fTHOMAS DOWLIno. Aastioneer
TRUsTiKg SALE OF RgAL ESTATE ON
kEM Jersey AyENUk;AND l0rn srRElr

By virtue Of deed Of rust dated the 9th day %
of November, 1875 and duly recoT ded IN Lioer Z
DO, 16s. folio 100 one of the lsne record. for
sshington eousfy, in the Distriet Of OJllmbta,
and by direction OF thu party secured tn rsbv,
shall sell, on THURSDAY ArTkkNous, Mo-
veaber ID, sS76, al clock, front Of the premi
otvisfon OF original lot z, squsre t67: also, at
O'Clock p M on she same day, In front II premises.
the Nth half part cf lot 3. ia Du-s1il BAR, =
subditiinn square 3sS, o said city, fronting "a
fei on lo.h street vest aud extending back of :hst
width 10 the depth 4 US feet.
erus OF sse: sssl 50 aud 1teTsst at 10 DER cent
iron February 9Th, le7s, ADD exp nses # sale in
cash and The baaL &c at 8, IL sno 10 mo ans, Wih
notes besIiig isterest sid secured by dssd OF
tust Oh he psrty. Cooveyauciua st srca asor
cost 8 50 dep mt -tIl be aired each piece e
properly at the liue Of ale. IL the terms % sale
net CON pied with IN FIVE DAYS fro day of sale
the trustess the rig to resell the same
the risk and cost Of the d, fauittng purchaser or
pu' chassEs after Civ iUg ton days n tice In some
newspaper publish I'd In the thtv of W ash ngton.
UhAhLr- Al. MATTH Trustee
(C'2l-eO THOS IOMLlHG AuctiOnear.