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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-29

CELEBRATED JAuSDicE BITTERs, u pleasant
effcacious tonic inyigorator and blood purifier,
so cents bottle. Money refunded in all cases
where perfect satisfaction is not given. For sale
by j. 5. JOHNSON, opro.i!e F. o., Augusta, Me,
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DIR. c. Il. I.lCsIEiIILs ,

the well known Oculist and .Aurist, can be con-
suited at the Mansion House. Augusta, from April
o5tn until May ID, 1876. Those afflicted with dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, Throat or with Ca'arl,i,
will do well to call. apil5-teodNWtt
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THOUSANDS or lSJr%cTIoAs Tie cold.calch-
ing community, thousands Of them are serving pc
Iemptory injuncions on their Coughs and catarrhs,
in the shape Of daily and nightly doses Of llales
Honey OF iiorehound < Tar. The paroYysms arc
silenced in AZ hours Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothaehe Drop cure in minute.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-29

The following, which explains itself, will prove
Of interest to many readers. For twenty years
have been very much troubled with Salt Rheum
on my arm, for which have nied various washes
and salves, besides the treatment of my regular
physician. These have only drawn it from my
arm, and caused it to appear elsewhere. After
using less than one cake OF your Forest Tar Soap,
my arm is entirely well, and discover no symp-
toms of the trouble elsewhere Airs b. 5.
XuAt, Portidnd Maine. Get cake OF your drug
gist by sending 80 cents TO the Forest Tar Co.,
Portland, Me- ap2G t&wlw
"a friend in need is a friend indeed. Adamson's
Botanic Bdisam has proved itself a friend to the
sun, ring, and its best recommendation is that
where it has once been faithfully tried no other
remedy will be used for coughs aud colds
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We call attention of our readers TO the adver-
tisement in another column, of the \. \ Slate
Roofing Co., limited, 4 Cedar ST., \. y, who seho
100 page book free. with particulars how to re
pair old ROOFS, lay new ones, save reishinghn2
stop leaks cflt ctually and ehoaply, and do youl
own painting. apr26- +lSwlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-29

LYONS BATTALION prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and os, desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. aprl7 -teod&wly
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FOR SAIE.

Several dwelling houses and house lots, in des n
able localities blacksmith shop, ali III city.
Farms in neighboring towns. Terms favorable.
Apply to
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Notice !!

frHE members of the Kennebec Log Driving
| Company are hereby notified that special
meeting OF the company will be held at the Clerks
Office in Gardiner, on Thursday, May lltb, 1876 at
one O'Clock +. NJ for the following purposes, viz :
lst. To choose a Moderator.
ID. To see II the Company will vote to accept
the provisions of a resolve passed by the Legisla
ture Of Maine the past winter in relation to the
Forks Bridge in Somerset county.
Sd. To act on any other business that may legal
Is come before them.
BY order of the Directors.
ID. e. PALMER, Clerk.
Gardiner, April 10, 1876. aprll.td
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-29
KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
CAMPAIGN EDITION
FOR 1876.
To be issued Three Months, Begin
ming June 81, Closing Sept. IS.

The great political contest is pressing rapid,
upon u. This Centennial Year of the Nation Il
to decide whether tie principles of l116, of Tx
administrations of George Washington ana o.
Abraham Lincoln, are to be maintained, or w!eth,
er a counter revolution representing the poiuta
doctrines of John &. Calhoun, Jefferson PAWS,
and the Confederate Democracy, shall prevail, anu
thus in large degree undo the best results VI 'ne
war for the Union which cost so much treasure
and so much precions blood. For the hrs' 'Ihe
siuce the flames Of civil war were hshi1u oH 'he
leaders of the Democratic party. tna' i'o'iea' "
oanizatjou has now the control oil Inc -NAtobai
House of REPRESENTATIVES, and the prevaliing am
INNS and drift of the majority of that body wei may
fill the patriots ofthe Union with alarm. US clear
lv obyious that all the worst elements when nave
onnosed the PRINCIPLES and OF jects oil the hepupll
can marty the last fifteen years. have coinoihed
with the determination by fair means or fcnl, by
fraud or force 10 obtain control OF inc Nallohai
Government and put ii on the track IN winch II
moved in the days of Pierce, DAVIS, Mason, ana
SIidell The party which l. in tins aggressive at
titude towards the tried friends OF Liberty, the
Union and Matt 1nal Faith, is under the complete
control of the Southern Coniederates and 1 am
many Hall. Hill, Lamar, and Beck OF the south
ern Democracy, aud Eaton, Tl!deD, and lIendilchs
of the Northern Democracy represent the ldentl-
cal political de- gmas of the National ad:nniatra-
tions of the eight years Immediately prior 10 the
Rebellion. The success Of the Democratic party
in 1876 would be to place the National Govern
ment under the absolute control OF the Cohleoer-
ate politicians and the Chiefs of Tamm ny Han.
Never a more dangerous and insoient combination
houied before the American people. ms threat
ened neutrality-suspicious. must be met DF All tue
patriotic and vigorous determination whicil ear
nest and resolute freemen know how TO can INTO
action Not only must all the results OF the war
he maintaiped-a rescued and reconstructed ma
ton and an emancpated race-bat the pilgh'ed
faith of the Republic as to our National ponds ana
specie currency, must be preserved against al
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To Let.
Notice..

Notice.
ryNIIE Joint Standing Committee on Schools apd
/ Scnool Districts will met at office Of e. "
Whitehouse on Friday May 9th, at Oo'clock T. Nj =,
for the purpose giving hearing to the petition.
and all persons interested in the petitions OF
Aaron Leighton and Is Others, and Geo. w HahSs
and OF ers, 10 be set of and attached TO the'r al
Joining dist let's Nos. IL and g. each respectively
E.W. WHITEHOUSE, Chairman.
Augusta, April ~, 1875. apl2s-tlw
CEND $50 to G. =. ROWELL Il CO., New York,
5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost OF
advertising. mar3-tGwiy
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1t is no longer idle dream or Boosting to af-
firm that Fellows IIypophos phitcs, wherein arc
united natures forces, will strengthen man and
make bis life not only cndurable, but sparkling
with rude and joyou, health; this then we recon
mend when vitality is on the wane or when the
organism becomes enfecbled ap2it&lw
Severe aches and pains win not get out Of FASH
ion for time 10 come, and so long as they ex-
ISL people will need good remedy Renne's
Pain Killing Magic OH has been tested for more
than twenty years, and the universal verdict is,
at works like charm
apl25-+&Wlw.
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Balance, Net Assets, December 81, $tl,451,c65 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-29

JAMES GOODWIN, Pre- iIeut.
JACOB l.. GREENE, Secretary.
JOHN ". TAYLOR, Asst Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
Meas Wives "a, y.shi.rteu

When an ambitious woman undert axes
the role Of politician I'm Washington she ~
almost certain 10 attain some measure OF
success. lfshe is married, she can do things
which her husband could not or would not
dare 10 do. IL She is single. she can be even
more auoaciOus ana reckless. Women who
love power and the emoluments which Do
nticAl influence secures md Washington AN
excellent place for their activity. Even those
who were supposed 10 know nothing of DuSi-
ness and politics, after living in Washington
a while. begin 10 take an Interest In con-
tracts, claims, and bills for improvements.
Moreover. woman OF cOnsummate tact has
certain decided advantages over the male
politician. She - not held accountable fbr
what she does. Pray, when was wonaE
ever arraiEned for attempting 20 bride ar
corrupt Congressman She dtsburses
money, appeals openly and privately 10 leg
islatOrs To support her bill, and hardly ever
gets point blank refusal. Toe cnivalry of
men shields her from open rebuke aud often
appeals 10 sympathy, argues her case we'll
aud with the advantage OF knowing after a
while ell the ms and outs OF politics she il
often reckless because IA many instances she
has nothing 10 lose. She is not TO be a can
didate for any Office and often her social no
sition Will rather be helped than prejudIcet
prises.
The female politician Is brilliant, persua-
slVe and often triumphant But on the
whole, she is not a success. She is dashing
and reckless, lacking secret venesS, reticence
and the sagRcity 20 ObliterRte evidence which
may, at some future day be turned against
her. II would be far better AZ she would set
up as "Eole trader" A dOmicile stored
with Illuminating powder, can hardly De
more dangerous than the wife OF Congress-
man or Cabinet officer who subjects domicile
and husband 10 the dreadful explosives OF
schemes which she has secretly managed.
Williams and Bslknap are not the only VIC
Tins San Francisco Rtdiefin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

On Tuesday night. ~ eve minutes past
e.knt q CLOCK Weston commenced nis TASK
o waking 2s5 miles In IS Consecutive hours
~ me Agricultural hall London his oppo-
htnt being Charles Rawell. champipn scafler
=, ~ t'e p. - - and Cam. who han 10 make the
49, oi miS way At the eud 81 tWeniy-fOIf
houis weston rad done i0g miles ~ lsn.
less - yards, and Rowell "a mile. las,s "a
- ysrds, and AT quarter 20 twelve o'clocE
on WEDNESDAY night tue Americas haf COW
eied us miles laps and varis 49,,
continued throughout Thursday sVeoiog
and shortly before one O'Clock Yesterday
lfTidsyl morning had walked la miles aud
Ro~ell l42 miles when both went - the,r
rooms for a long rest Continuing hts sour-
ney, Weston bad, at I'm SIM. iss a m yes-
after n rest OF pa. 4sm, S., the second nun
dreu was completed At an. ann. as. A short
rest OF quarter OF an hour took place in
me 2leth mile ~ IN: SIM. lSs. Win
TINS exception he continued walking until
the nnisn. ROwell, after a rest OF nm.
sm Sos. returned. but after doing eight miles,
~ IL "a. IN; assln retirei, thouga ne reap
pesreo al twenty I'VE minutes 20 i've q clock
Al three minutes past nve O'Clock Weston
had concluded $50 miles, and a. he had thea
twenty nye miles len, win SIX hours ana
Two minutes remaining OF time, AZ Was evi-
dent 10 would be a close thing. Indeed, the
interest taken In the Americans fulffl Tneut
OF his Undertaking was clearly evinced By
the largest number OF spectators he mas vet
seen "a the half, the attendance mum berine
fully 10000 AT IN som. Sos. the aoth mile
was safely accomplished, and AT sh som los.
hour and quarter, aud ne kept time well in
hand. nnishit 4 The 2slst mile at Ton an iOs
the = ri AT l0h. l9m. ISIS, the g12i at Ion 3Snl
s4s., the = ith At ION. ISM. - and, amid the
greatest e. ihusiasm. the rs miles were con-
cluded at lih. I'm. 2iS., thus winning by sn.
So. weston walked yesterday, after having
done 2l5 miles. from eight minutes % eight
O'Clock n. m until i've minutes past ei ght
O'Clock NJ night without n rest-a vanderfal
performance, and adding Ia the pront already
given OF The marvellous stamin "a of me ne.
des'r lan.
Rowell stuck 20 his work gamely until the
end, ard he not only deserves credit Tor adj
herring faithfully 10 his task, but - 20 he
congratulated on having done as much as
lac miles In g hours al such a short notice
The following announcement was made
with regard TO Weston'S fourth and last A D.
pesrsnce in London: r.. Payson WestOD,s
Last Appearance I'm Lpndon.-5l0 miles in
six consecutive days, at the Agricultural
hall, commencing Monday morning, March
q, aud terminating Saturday night, March
II. In compliance with the request OF seve-
raj medical gentlemen. with others inter
ested In scientific invest CATION. Mr. Weston
has consented, FOR the secoud time 10 his life,
10 attempt the feat OF walking Dmtles in
six consecutive days. This Undertaking
must necessarily be the most severe aud
thorough test Of human endurance THAT n a.
ever been known In pedestrian trial.
London Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

GY-( At a party)-He-Shall we sit DOWN
Shell should ike TO, but my dreSsmaker
says must not London Ptach.
aS-"The southerns fight like lively French
men, and the northerns like stubborn Eng
lishmen. United, they would light like the
devil"-l Oid Tec,HaSeh.
EDr. Mary Walker was never heard 10
swear but once, and that was when she got
her pants on wrong side before. - Rochester
Democrat.
S-Across the walnuts and wlne-Engag-
ing child: son, Mr.. Jenkins, do let me see
You drink" Mr.. Jenkins: "See me drinkt
What for, my dear2" Engaging child: sOh,
mamma Ss"s you drink like nsh!"
s<The southern negroes are mystidef over
the recent visits OF cyclones and hurricanes,
ard an aged Savannah darkey remarks: III
desc we're wind can't be tuned down little,
whafs de use OF buying mules and 'cumula-
ting family"
DIn Russia the mediums are able 10 fos-
terlallze spirit hands that swing dumb Aefls
N the air. One OF them was asked what thie
mo, ,or . said il had just been putting
up the ding bats 70 nyu. VINO "ss
going 10 be backed by Pontius PII..-
give have received a poem .of forfv-sfx
verses entitled BLASTED Hopes.n There il
something original In the title, but we don't
want 10 blast the readers happiness by pub-
fishing ~, nor blast the authors hopes by rt,-
Jecting ~. so we have laid the blasted thing
on the table for future Nor
T1Sf0ldH Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
T. II. WARNER, cor.sr7th and streets.
ThUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
LATE Oh PENNsYLVANIA ANEHUG,
EAST OF THE OAPIfOL,

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated J uIy Lat, A.
- I15, and duly recorded In Liber No 6ss,
:oiio So 40, Of the lana records for Washington
county: o and BY written dir cdon of the psr.y
s.STfed thereby viii sell 81 public sucuoa, on
EkIDAf the 1th day Of March, A. d 1876, az
G,coeh ? m 10 front Of the bIems.s; the folos.
p z, being the we.tsrn part Of lot n amoerss one
IS1, and being Described ~ foliosG Beginning at
pint On PeE asylvania avenue IS feet eastWsrdIy
from the southwestern corner OF said lot, and
fierce wesfwardly to said southwestern corner:
iheLce orthea.tvsrdly along the western line of
said lot IS feet and "a inch the north tern
corner OF said lot three east sloag ths mort
lire q said 10. 3, fest; thence southwestW ardy to
POINT in said lot Is Get from said western iae aud
e feet rom the poipt Of beginning ana thence to
tbe sa,d ssepue and point OF begin oing, together
wiIn ali the I'm proveDsnts thereon. This property
Will be sold subject t. prior deed Of lrust tate.
ment OF which win be exhibited at the sale
Terms OF sale: One half In cash, Of which ASD
must be pefi 1t sale: the deferred payments to be
mace In SIX aud twelve months from day OF sale,
With interest &C the rate Of ten per ceot per an.
um and secured BY deed Il trust snd sncs to
th@ sAftsfaction of the trustee. Terms to be faly
complied i'm within six days aftsr d AZ OF sale,
other the rese~yes the right to resell
the property after week public potice At the
risk spo cost OF hrst purchaser. All coaysy ancsug
~ purchasers cost
WIN. b WARD, Trustee,
maxeeo&ds j, 7. C0LDWELL, SALESMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auc,ioDeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ATAUGTI0N. ABOUT Blk ACRES ADJOIN-
ING The REFORM 8 HOOL, AND A FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT IN SQUARE SD.

ING THE Reform s. Ho0L, AND FRA ME
HOUSE AND LOT IN SQUARE sac,
% BY virtue of Q deed Of trust, dated May 10th,
>one # the land records for wasbin ston county,
In the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
sirs CT bfs,ss the IN
O'Clock p M al that piece or parcel u land IN said
called Scotland and bsddes ENLARGED. besinpina
for the same at stone planted in the ground the
esss side Of the m road leading from the city
corner ofthe farm now owed by the Reform Scnool.
and running thence, reversing the line OF the entire
II degrees east M ptrches thence south IL degrees
east Sek Ierches thence south 7s4 degrees. west 80
perches; thence south 81 degrees, west a. percbes
place OF beginning, contsiLing slz acres, more or
Also, at O'Clock , m of the same dsy. in front Of
the property, ell piece or parcel of ground yise
and being on street in IN city II Wa-hins
ton, p. Which 10 known as lot aa, in John G.
This lot is improved by Fran. Dwelling. aud has
frontage OF 30 reet by depth Of nos feet aud one
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
Tor escn parcel 70 be paid In cash; half the bal
ssee the end OF one ye.l and the other half the
each Parcel VIII be required ut the time me
g, ten Pc, esn. Hsr .nnI~. pay. bs smI an.y,
ton q p"rcS.ssr .Sos Of sSs
.s me- % .Ss ss':
fully complied With in tea days from and s'ter the
day Of sale the II the right 20 resell
purchaser, sfer giving ct least ten days notice bs
public sdsertist ment. and the cash deposis win be
c sdif 4 iA RsAtsEsIiILh' Trustees.
nar7-did6s Y0USa aiDDLEToH. Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
'VHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

CHANOERY SALE GF VALUABLE REAL
PROPERTY.
90 Under aud BY vtTtue OF several decrees made
by the Supreme Court OF the District Of C0lum-
= bia, in cause No. / 066, Equity Rules 5. Essby
Ia by the mo resigned will, upon the DAYS and
times following, sell the following des ,rioed real
estate IN the civ Of Washington; that Is to say
On WEDNESDAY, April ,. at 80 O'Clock In
the afternoon, UPON the premises, he VIII sell 1T
numbered eie h., Isl in sluare numbered six hun
DIRE enc thirty one, (63l Thi. lot is op ,O<ite
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, in a neigh
borhood where property is rapidly advancing 10
value.
On THURSDAY. April IS, at 80 O'Clock, upon
the premises he will seu lot numbered six o. in
tqGare i45 situated near intersectieu OF 18th
street. and New York avenue, and fronting on Raw
iings Square.
On FRIDAY, April II at 4 30 O'Clock p m. Al
the auction rooms of Thomas Bowling, he will sell
the following lots:
Part OF lot :, In square IL;
Lott, In square oil;
Lot ;, IL square IS;
Lot 3, In square 50:
OF 20, in squaTe7s3
The terms of sale, scribed b. the deere, are
Ono uurth Of purchase money each, and the bal
&C in equal payments in SIX, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months; porChaser to give DO d., satis
:actoriiy secured, bearing interest, payable quar-
ter yearly, from date, for the deferred payments.
Deeds and recording at purch aser's cost.
W b. WEBB. Trustee
marH tth,s THOS. DOW LING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
y IL. WARNER, corner 7th and + streets.

Il. II. WARNER corner 9TH and + streets
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On THE NORTH SIOE OF
4 STREET, BETWEEh Sd AND ARR SITS.
NORTHEAST.
- BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated December
- ID, l370, duly recorded In Liber No 6N folio
o.e Of tne land records for ths District Of Do
lumbia, and at he request Of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public sas, to the highest
bidder, In front of the premises, on MON5AY,
March 20 1876, ef O'Clock p m the following
ton, O to Wit: Lot number. d five 80, in square
aunpsred seven hundred and seyecty- four mo,
according to H. d Halls bdiyision of sa,S square,
together With the Improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash. Ali conveyancinR will be NJ fha
ccst OF the purchaser and 100 must be paid nj fine
o. sale Terms 10 be complied with in seven ~ DAYS
ser cay OF SALE otherwise will resell the property
al the FISK and cost OF the defsulting purchaser
49,. IONA. FLEETWOOD, Trustee
feel9 -eod j. r COLDWFIf, Salasmsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

THE BARON DE LEssEPs, though 20 years
old, Is still young, and contemplates grand
designs. With black eyebrows, and nous
tache, but white beard, ne is a most notice.
able man. He brings his children up In the
most spartan way. They 90 about bare
footed, and although madame only halflikes
This, he Is able TO boast that their young
ones, of whom they have a small regiment,
are never i'll. His house is full of royal gifts
and ribbons presented him on the occasion
OF the opening OF the Suez canal. One of
these is gold cup given by the Empress,
worth $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

CAPITAL B's.-There has been a panic in
all the printing Offices In New YORK city
lately In regard 10 capital BIS. Bowen,
Beecher, BabcOck, Belknap and Mrs. Bel
KNAPP all beginning with b, the BIS ran out,
and Boston and Baltimore occurring in para.
graphs bad TO be laid over. Won't the next
sensation have the goodness 10 strike on
another letter -lJeyanie June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

THE Detroit Post thinks Dean Stanley was
not equal 10 his opportunities In conducting
the marriage ceremony of Prof Tyndall.
The Dean might have asked the bride IL she
would take that anthropoid TO be her CO.
ordinate, 10 love with her nerve centres aud
To cherish with her whole cellular tissue.
until hnal molecular disturbance should
resolve his organism 10 its primitive atoms.
But he didn't,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

A NOVEL MODE of gambling was detected
by policemen al Bradford, England. He
found some twenty men at the side throwing
chips OF wood into the river and paying a
penny each 10 the winner, whose craft ar
rived first at the bridge. The magistrate
decided that 10 was clear case OF gambling,
and fined the idlers ten shillings ca ch, with
option OF prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14
vNASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Sucoessor TO Green Williams, Auctioueers,l
No. 1901, northwest corner leth and ID streets.

NO. lUOl, northwest corner luth and ~ streets.
CC!g.NcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATED GU STREET. BE
TWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS NORTH
WEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
ID. Z.
G. Ey virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
Ii of the District of Columbia, of the 2lst Sc ptem
Der, 1875, in the case of DeYaughn ct al vs. De-
Vaughn ct al, Equity Docket g. will sell, IN front
of the premises the 80 feet from front to resi- of
Lot No. 2, in squsre No 4S7, commenting a. q point
On street, between 5th and 9th sire its northwest
6s feet .,- from the southeast corner Of said
square, running thence west 81 feet, thsnce north
lel fee s inches thence east 80 feet, thence south
lOl feet "a inches, imp owed By two Brick Buildings
two etoI les high, Ncs 507 aud 509, at 80 o'clock
p m, MONDAY, the goth das OF March, 1915.
Terms: Ore third of the purchase money TO be
psd IN cash at the time of sale, within ve days
thereafter and the balance in equal ipstalmenis at
IL and Is months with interest from the day OF ssle
secured by Notes of the purchaser and deed of trust
upon the property. One hundred dollars 70 be paid
BY the purchaser at the time Of sale, and -
of sale TO be fully complied W. 4, .sf7 terms
thel eater o.herwse !he rperty 70 be rssoid after
teo days notice, At the cast and risk Of the deault
Ing purchaser. The purchase {? pay for ali con.
Veyanclng N. THOMPSON Trustee
mari [Ohronl WASH B WILLIAMS, Anct.