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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-11

He MUST HAVE BEEN DENEN1 ED.-In
San Francisco the other day an attorney
named Bancroft killed himself, leaving
among his effects the following letter to the
coroner: "In order TO save you as much trou-
BILE as possible, beg to inform you that this
is a case of laudanum taken with suicidal
intent Reasons, concern no one but my
self; still if any one should insist upon hav-
ing reason, you may say i was driven 10
desperation by the Presidential muddle, and
seeing no prospect OF ascertaining in this
world who was TO be next President, went 10
the next, where all things are supposed 10 be
known. for the Information. Please exert
your influence with the 'city fathers To pre-
vent the erection OF a monument over my
remains; but If you find a wide spread feel
ing on the part of the people 10 mark my last
resting place, you might let Mr.. Yung speak
to Mr.. Croker and have IL fenced IL
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A SPoRTsMAN's FIGHT WITH A BEAR
Last Sunday George W. Bruce and a man
named Hannahan went hunting squirrels i'm
Waddell's gulch. about two miles above the
Waddell sawmill, when the former came
suddenly upon large sized grizzly bear. He
rapidly took in the situation, and being only
armed with a shotgun, Bruce, conceiving
discretion to be the better part OF valor
started and ran away Quartering down hin,
Tie bear made chase, and in few moments
was below and before Bruce, completely cut
ting off retreat. The bear in an upright po-
sitiOn rapidly came upon Bruce. and he aim
ed and fired; his intention was to fill bruins
face and eyes with shot, with the hope OF
binding him, hut his advance upon Bruce
was so rapid that the load took effect I'm the
breast. In a moment after the bear knocked
the gun from the hunters hands and seized
him by the right arm. Bruce tore from the
grasp OF the bear, caught him with both
hands by the mouth, held him, and attempt
ed 10 get out large pocket knife. The bear
then caught Bruce's left hand and bit il
through; Bruce then again tore loose. and
again grasped the bears jaws with his hands.
Again conceiving the .dea that if he could
get out his knife there would be one grizzly
bear less in Santa Cruz county, Bruce eS-
Sayed TO put his hand in his pocket for that
purpose, when the bear broke lose and
now gave the bear "A tremendous kick which
sent him some distance. This was the Turn
ing point in the fight, the bear running in
one direction and Bruce in another. The
wounds of Bruce are very painful. but as no
bones were broken or arteries cut. ne expects
TO be entirely recovered from the effects OF
his encounter in a fortnight. While the
above described tight was going on. Hanna
han was three or four hundred yards dis
tant. entirely ignorant OF the peril of his
partner. Mr.. Bruce is confident that If he
had had Bowie knife within reach he could
easily have cut the bears throat, as he was
sufficiently powerful TO turn the animals
head from him when lac grsSped him by the
Jaws-lSd'sto Cruz (Cul) S'atiHel, November
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ANDERSON. Al his late residence 3ag e. 81
On saturday Dec. =. lS6, at 10 O'Clock M LKosars
Funeral frgm Trinity p n Church, Tuesday, IA.
instant, ~ II O'Clock a.
ECkLoFF. At 5 O'Clock SUNDAY roofDipv ne.
llh, lSe, 81 c9nsumption, CHARLgsG C. ECELoFT 20
the ssth year 81 has age.
northwest, Tue~iay afternoon, al ? ,cisSk
FONIhk. On Sunday morning, Dee 10Th. Is7s
Mr. hLisoR Fowler. wife 81 Thumas Fo-i-r'
Our fsthsr called thee up shove,
To dwell in mansions q the bi.sf
With those whose Office tbs O. love
Has will De- done, Tor lie know best
Thu ART not dead hut gone before
To the place Whcr- angels dwell
May Ne With thee there swell the chorus
God J. Love AMI all l. well
her son, NJ John n Fowler. sIs ssi street north
west ON TUESDAY afternoon. at clock. Friends "a
please copy /
LEIsHEUR. On Dec .. Is-6, EDWARD N infs.t
son oi VIM. W Icisheur and Laura \ Isei-h-sr
aged 10 months and days.
NCNIER ON saturday, Dec 9th, Is76, at hor re-l-
denoe, CORNER ii Market and sth -tre,ts ,,re.ss~.
MANY ELLEN, aged 81, wife 81 the late v eslev n H.
Though sc lineer . 'er thee weeiinR
Though thy form no more We 80.
He who 81 the sleeper frye-
Slumbcrinr Christian,
He viii still rcmcmber thee
MEEHAN. Ga Dec IIth Is7s N so,I.~k,
after l'ng aud painful Illness kATR. beloved vide
a. John Meshan. IN the saith year IT her age
Fafck ~ mes arr respectfully invited attend h-r
funeral irvm Der late residence, on WEDNESDAY IRth
instant, NJ 2oclOck D. m, No. SEQ n street north
east
NORRIS. At Fostoria, Ohio, Dec. .. ls-s TRoN,.
Wiz q Omar y Norris, and daughter 81 Col Jsha
y Patton aged p years.
PAYNE. On Dec 10, ls76, az ls.I5Arn GEeRsr
PPAi>E' 81 c'nsum piion' s'n OF John and Mary
S;rrw the sweet flowers around the sill form
Ms the pale lips which love- kiss cannot warm.
Tear drop like rain on the beautiful head,
FOND hearts are weeping for George l. dead
uIeTal Viii take place from his parents residence
No. 40 DunbaTton street, near High. ts.orgrtos-n
Tuesday. at % clock D. Relatives and friends AZ.
invited % attend.
SMITH Suddenly. on Sunday, Dec 10th. lS-S o
q seas. 81 the heart, Mr. CONVICTION SMITH wigo-
II thu late Richard smith In the s2l year q her ace
The funeral " III take place from the residence q
her daughter, Mr. Robert 8. Chew, No 1921
s'teet northwest, wednesday, Dec l3 al " CLOCK
Tie friends OF the family invited % attend 2
JEW. On Dec 10Th, ls-6. at $50 70 m of scarlet
fever, FREDDIE W, son Of W. n and Maggie h Tew
safe IN the arms of Jesus
Safe On His gentle breast
There by His love 'ersbadei,
SNeetly has soul shall rest
funeral az residence, sos A street southeast. to
morrow, - h ms ant, AZ Friends respectfully
Invited New York papers please copy
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QUEEN VICTORIA goes walking in a short
dark serge petticoat; the heels OF her boots
are not half an inch high, the soles are broad
and thick, anddhey are never blacked. She
always welcomes news of the people, I'm
provements in their manners, their health
and their appearance. She declares that Wis
iting her humble subjects is better than going
10 the play. When Mrs. McTavish, one of her
Scotch dependents, who prides herself some
what on her great height, good looks aud
youth-she is only IS asked the Queen no;
long ago, about the star in the east she
promptly rails ed the forehnger OF her right
hand and said: "You must not ask these
questions. Ask what you will about the
family-how we are and how we love Won
and 1 shall answer you with pleasure"
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EVENING STAR.
saved rrsm she RrsesIyu Theas~r.

MR. ". n. PRENrIss' GRAPHIC STORY.
Mr.. W. ID. Prentiss, OF No. rs Carroll
street. gives the following graphic descrIp-
ton OF the experience of his family Al the
heater:
My wife, daughter Dassey. aged fourteen
years. and self occupied seats in the front
TOW OF the dress circle. We heani a rum
bling behind the scenes on the stage stood
Up and called upon the people near me 20
Keep quiet. This was at the moment when
MT Studley, think. shouted 20 the audience
20 oe calm We then saw the people in the
parquette rise and rush forward, and at the
same instant We saw the flashes OF flame I'm
me rear OF the stage. toward Washington
street. Miss Kate Claxion then Screamed
sahd we left our seats. took
MY WIFE UNDER ny LEFT ARM.
ana my daughter chung to my right When
OF stairs there came a rush OF peonle unon M
knocking us down and separating us the
crowd piled upon my wife and daughter I
Was hroMn upon the landing IL the top OF
the FIST flight OF stairs going UP At thai
time / seemed To be alone on the landing but
the stairs above were hlled with men, women
ard children, thrown together in n confused
ard lobby were clear. i tried 20 get al my
wife and hallooed for hep. Five or six p1-
licemen dsrted up the stairs and began Go
drag the people from the mass saw
MY DAUGHTER DRAGGED OUT
very soon. She seemed 20 have fallen near
the bottom Of the stairs. She screamed for
her mother, and was passed down and taken
to The station house. In two three seconds
or so Sergeant John Cain dragged my wife
out, and with the help OF some one else hand
ed her down 30 me. We carried her into the
station house. She was sensible, and called
Tor her daughter. Her face was cut out nf all
recognition and her lower limbs were entirely
paralyZed. After remaining in the station
house some ten or fiften minutes some
frielids assisted me in carrying my wife and
daughter to the carriage stand at the City
Han, where a coach was secured and they
were driven home
Mr.. Prentiss compliments the heroic con-
duct OF the police very highly. Dr. James
Watts, who is i'm attendance upon the suffer
ers, reports Mrs. Prentiss I'm a critical condi-
ton, but holds out hopes OF her recovery
naisey the daughter, il suffering from bruises
ard Commissions, but in few days will be all
right BROOKLYN frOlLs Oh.
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ONE or OLD sr's susrrcse~s.-ofa 81
ssys the Atlanta H,ots, went 10 the theatre
Go see the magician performance the othr~
night Next day we asked him.
did you see hat man handle ths; money
last niehte-'
81 did. fer n facs"
He made Il come and go ia all sorts ef
vaySe''
. ounr boss, dai mans powrfai silica wts
stiher nIunneyi"
What did you think of him. Si-''
dat man fCoid round dar Wild DAT rsuu-
ney ten he 'roused upmy spiShions. he did"
Hit ticks lots Of pracktiSs Ger ter max A
haf dolicr PEAR and dls'pear in dat stile.'
'of course"
Oats war mcks me had a aSpishun d.s
dat while man wuE one time De CASHIER
oh a freedmen's hank-an' I j,-Ss want ter
hannel him few minnits, sAo's you born"
HF DESIRED SITUATION
you give me something TO doe'' asked a poor
hoy AZ Michigan shingie factory, the otbe~
day.
now"
The boy looked sad. and was about 20 20
away, when a bright thought seized upoa
him, and, turning again 90 the owner he tn
qnired; Don't you need a boy 90 test shis-
giles on"''
But even then the lad could get no position,
Tor the man had a boy OF his owu.-fCAlcsvs
JOtfn0i.
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CHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue Of decree q the Supreme Court IL
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Chan E:
Gerry cause No. I,6l3, Doc. is, wherein Helen.k.:8
r. Hunter ct al. are complsinants and Robert Z.
Murphy ct al. are defendants, / shall, on MON
DAY, the 6th day of December, OF O'Clock D. m,
offer for sale At public auction the premises, the
following real esateA of lot lettered H. in Buist
subdivision Of lots from one TO nine, both inclusive
Of Dayidsons subdivision Of square numbered Sls
also, strip of ground, four inches wide, adjoining
and running parallel with the upper line Of the
above described lot II and being part Of lot 1, In
said subdivision, and extending from 18th street to
The improvements consist OF . three story brick
building, with large back building.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance In equal
payment. at 8, and Is months respectively. alter
annuxa, the payment thereof TO be secured by re-
served lien the property, and deed to be made
by the trustee until the whole Of the purchase
money he's been paid; Conysyancing at purohsser's
are not complied with within 1--WE days from day OF
sale, the trustee the right resell rtsk
and cost OF defautine purchaser after Ave days
tice In the Evening Star newspaper
JAMES n. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
decs-eo&ds DUECANSoN BROS, Aucts.
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A Young MAN who was paying his adj
u,er concluded 20 eonfine his visits 20 enc
this Winter but found much difficulty I'm de-
Gliding which one To discard. Having an eye
to comfort, he finally resolved TO visit the
one whose father had put I'm the largest stock
OF coat Norrisfows Hrro,d
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DOwNMAN & GREEN, AuctiOneers.


Trustees sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF COR
C0RAN COR MOER0ED STREET, BETWEEN
i6II AND N III I!TH AND & AND r STREETS
TW0-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated November -
9TH, A. ID: ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber c::E
No 500 foiios 81, ct seq; one Of the land re LII
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction in front Of the PREMISES TO the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, December 18th, A. ID. 1876, at
AIS m, the following described real estate, stu
aed in the city Of Washington, in said District, viz:
Lots Nos. 81 and IS, in John b. Turton executor
subdivision ef square No 79, as said subdivision
is duly recorded In the Surveyors office of said city
in lber Nv. F." folio l03. These houses will be
sold separately, with privilege of two or all.
Terms Of sale One third cash, tof which SO on
each house must be paid at time of saie.) and the
balance in and II months, in equal payments, 10 be
secured by purchasers notes, bearing interest from
day OF sale, at per cent. per annum until paid and
a deed Of trust premises sold Convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost. IL terms of sale
not complied with in six days after sale, the Trustee
the right to resell at risk and cost of purcha
ser in default.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
noyT eotds No. 1921 street northwest.
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1875 GREAT 1875
Pennsylvania Route.

10 fhe Norm, "est, ana SONthtCeSf.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
s NOVEMBER 21IH.Is16.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot
corner Of 9th and streets as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West 9:5.l a. m daily with
Pari9r Car TO Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
PlttsbuTg To Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago:
40 2 m daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
with Palace Cars TO Watkins. For " iIismspoTyt''
Lock Haven, Elmra and Watkins, at 9:55 a m
daily ally wee except Sunday
m. daily with Palace Cars attached; Limited Ex-
press OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 a. IN. daily
For New York and the East, 100 d m daily, ex-
cept sunday, with ParlOr Cars to New York and
Steering Cars to Boston.
For an. psss adj 1S9 daily eSoert Sunday,
Limited Express, $40 a. m daily, except Sun
Accommodation for Baltimore, 1855 a m and 40
=, Pm daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line 1:35 a. m and 90 % m
daily except Sunday.
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY ASp ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For Ale1 andria, 1855, g. ,s,9,IO.1Ia MI,
), 40, ., 6:10. 700 D. m. On Sunday at 9
a. m. and l and D. m.
For the South, via Richmond, 1:55 a. m. daily; and
n wa Lynchturg, a. m and 10 p m, daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8. T. 8 g.
do,Sl a m, 1, 3; 20, 5, 6:1O, and 2 .. IN.
on sunday at : and 10 a m, and 6:lO p m
Iickets, information, Sleeping and ParlOr Car ac-
Communications can be procured at the Offices: North
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syiyanla avenue and at the Depot where orders can
be LETT Tor the checking of baggage 10 destination
from Hotels and Residences.
ID " B0Ip, JR Gent Passenger gent.
FRANh THOMSON. Gen 1 MANAGER M Iv
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hE WAS BEAUTIFUL and eaudy young
man, and amer crowding into a seat and
sicklng cigar IN his mouth he gaxed about
The car Ia see IL there were any girls ~
ihash' a passenger opposite, noticing the
cigar, cast three or four reproachful glanccs
~ ule oeautiiul young man. the last OF which
am not smcf'"s, sir" oh" replied the
ouher 'lts candy cigar, eh. Excuse me. .,
Ana the beautiiul young man got out NJ the
paSSengCrS.
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Blankets and Bed Comforts White and COloreJ
Flannrls, TW illed and Plain
Black and Blue Beaver Cloths at extra low prices,
in fne qualities
Ladies Brown, Blue, and Cardinal Skirt, yery
cheap. '
~ pieces Black and COlored Cashmeres, and Msri-
nos. some N very fine qualities.
Black silks at less than old rates.
Cloths and Ca=smere- for Men and Bows
full stock II all kinds Of Dry Goods W hich must
be sold 81 If yCu want anything in the Dry G',Cds
don fail 10 give r. a call.
We promise to satisfy you in Styles, Prices, and
Qualities.
w. NJ. BROWN,
No. 3I4 sth street m. W.. near Pa ave-
- Rsr.-..llsr L
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
LOWEST PRICES IN WASHINGTON.
Rad FOLLOWING Quotations


For the next ten days will sell en- White Bel
sPrvsas a. ~ cents worth ST. what Is left after that
time viii - sold vuf " wholesale
T5doxen Ladies best button Md Gloves. new
shades, will be sold for 81.
SO Ladies Cardinal skirts, cloth, from 81 ST. to
q 20, graf bargains.
$50 iadis-' Cloth ClOsks, new from 50 - to SO;
splendid cloak for IS
BLANKETS BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
Largest stock in Washington. A good O-l Wool
BLANK ct, bite, for Slsls, hne wOol Blanket for
81 Our large stock e Comforts will b~ sold NJ n
sserifce large Double Comforts for b. best goods
viii b. sold ~ So
Oar stock Of oil Cloths is very large, and we will
miss No -sis- them
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
500 yards Coored Cashmere- new shades, at % -
Case CGrred Alpaca. at Die. good Bed Cashmere
II a5- a splendid article ar 621z.
Alpacas and Mnhair- At prices that defy cOmpeti-
ton A gas'd DOubie Field Alpaca AT 22ls; splendid
Black Mghar at ga; SOD yards best Prints. short
lengths, ~ Sc. ] Gaze Canton Elannel- at -.
a splendid line Of Shawl-, SheetugS, Linens, Wa
Ter proofs, FlSBnsls, and Ladies and Gentlemen ;
[ Underwear
4 all cad b. convinced
WISWALL & GWYNN,
No 7O5 Market Space.
81 Don foygsf 10, REEI0T. dec9-tr
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T. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BE-
TWIN ID and L SITS: NORTHWEST, and
ST; BETWEEN FIRST and SECOND SITS.
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust to us dated "a
the 4ih day Of Nuycmb"r A. ID. 1874. and duly 1,nA
recorded ia Liber No. 767 folio ll3 and the I7th-k&
Day Of May, n u. ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber
No 49, folio 5ll Of the land records Of the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, viii sell at public auction in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY. December p. lSo, at 4
clock p. the following described real estate sit
uatcd in tie city II Washington, ID. c., tn wit: Lot
numbered Il, in HOffman's recorded subdivision of
original lot numbered 2, in square numbered 62g i'm
proved by two-stOry frame house.
And Immediately thereafter, the following de-
scIbed real estate in the said city aud District to wit
Parts OF Lots numbered % and q in square bered
569: Beginning for the same az point st north,
distant fifteen 80 feet west from the northeast corner
OF said lot numbered Do and running thence east six
teen (l6l feet thence south hundred 400 feet:
thence west sixteen i6) feet and thence north one
hundred 100 feet to the place of beginning improved
by Nv o two story houses
Terms of sale: One third cash and the balance pay
able in six, twelve and eighteen months with inter
est at eight per cent. annum from day of sale 10
be secured by deed of trust the property sold II
the terms Of sale not complied with in five DAYS
after the sale the Trustees the right resell
AZ the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser.
deposit OF 100 will be required at the time OF sale
Convey sncing at purchasers cost.
novz7.eosas 2 TEoR n ERHSY4hNts Trustees.
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THIS EVENING.
II R00kER & LEWIS, Auctioneers,
- marble Buiiding,l

RR00kER LEWIS, Auctionesrs
II marble Buding.l
Northwest corner llth st. and Pennsylvania ave.
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY CHOICE
fKENCH AND AMERICAN CHR0M /,
EINELY EXECUTED IN OIL, AND MOST
BEAGTIFULLY FRAMED IN FINE GOLD
IEAt FRAMES, CONSIGNED FROM THE
YORK.
The entire collection to be sold at public auction
without any restriction reservation whatever on
MONDAY MORNING and EVENING next, Dec.
18th, at 10 o'clock a. m. and D. IN, at our spa
cious saleerOOms above.
The above consignment comprises subjects from
our best artists Of Landscapes, Figures Marine
seen 20 be appreciated.
free exhibition 10 all on Saturday Afternoon and
Evening preceding the sale, when Catalogues will
be ready. BROOhER b LEWIS, Aucts..
Marble Building,
decI 1t Northwest cor. 18th st. and Pa sv
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A CHERRY TREE SPLITTING A ROCK
the passer-by on the road between Lansing,
Mich, and the agricultural college. IL is a
cherry tree six inches In diameter, growing
up through the crevice in q large rock, which
opening not much larger than pipc-stem.
The heavy rock is gradually opening year
by year, TO make room for the expanding
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ron FRESH BEEF.

STHE suPREME ooUEf OF THR DIsrRIcr
OF 3oLuaBIA,
GEORGE ,. Hi vs. cHkRLks a. HouLroN-
On motion Of the pisnfid, BY Nj. Payne. Ms sss,r
ney s ordered that the defendant oanss his spDsar
snee 70 be enteyed herein on before the Ard rub
cssse viii be procssdsd with n cass q ds(ssk.
p.K. cARrrER, ch,.S gseics. &c.
True copy.-Tsa-, ~, MkIoe osrk As.
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II II. wARNER, corner It'll and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRANZ,
HOUSE No: EXTENSION OF NINTH

ADOf BOUNDhh1-
BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated pril 9th, -
u. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No ISL folio t1
ass, OF the Land Records for WashingtOn.x.Nk
county, in the District of Columbia, and by request
of the party secured thereby, the undersigned will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, December the 18th, 1876, at 4 O'Clock D.
M all that certain piece parcel of ground situate
and being in the county of Washington, in the Dis
tTict of Columba being part of Lot numbered (5ll
nifty in Wright and Cox recorded subdivision of
Pleasant Plains in SAID county, adjoining the city Of
Washington the north said parcel of ground being
further described as follows: Beginning for the
at the northwest corner of said lot numbered Isl
nifty thence easterly with the nOrtherly line of
said lot one hundred and eleven and 50 100 feet thence
sOuthery thirty 1907 feet, thence westerly one hun
dred and eleven and So 100 feet and thence norhery
thirty (J feet TO the point of beginning together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of a two
story frame house.
Terms of sale: 0ne-fourth cash; the balance paya-
tile in six twelve and eighteen months, with interest
at eight per Ct annum secured by deed Of trust
upon the property. A deposit of $50 will be re
Quired at the time of sale. Conveyancng at cost of
the purchaser. If the terms of the sale not
piled with within five days the Trustee the
right be resell at the risk and cost Of the dfaulting
purchaser. GLEN w. COOPER, Trustee.
dec2 lod&ds J. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.