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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07
DAKOTA ITEMS.

A Masonic organization was constituted
at Bismarck on the 9th of last month.
A term of District Court for Turner
county commenced at Swan Lake last
Monday Judge Shannon presiding.
The Claims between here and Turner are
being improved in thorough manner, and
hereafter one will see cultivated fields
where there has heretofore been unbroken
prairie. -Swan Lake Era
]. +. Cullinan, Esq who has been
through the northern portion of our county
reports the crops in excellent condition,
giving fair promise of a bountiful harvest.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Herald says: "A prominent Re
publican ofice-holder, who has recently
returned from Ohio, sheds some light on
the political situation there. During his
visit in the State he dined with Governor
Hayes, who said that he believed that
Blaine would be nominated at Cincinnati,
and that he hoped for such a result. He
had been approached by Blaine's friends
with proposition that he take the second
place on the ticket, and he indicated that
he would accept the place. He favors
Blaine in preference to any other candi-
date named
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

The city of Quebec, Canada, was visited
by an extensive confagration on the Both
ult., which destroyed one thousand build
ings, rendering homeless nearly 1000 peo-
pie and making loss of at least 81 100000.
The fire originated by children playing
with matches somewhere in the western
extremity of St. Louis suburbs, and swept
through the middle of the suburb to the
extreme eastern limit, facing the fortifca-
tons. 1t then turned to the north and
south, burning in the latter direction to the
Grand Alec, and in the former to the third
street south of St. John. Several childr en-
perished in the flames. The date of this
great fire was the anniversary Of a fire in
the same district Of Quebec thirteen years
ago.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

The Senate has finally concluded that it
has jurisdiction IN the Beiknap impeach-
ment case, but the trial progress0e slowly.
It is thought that the trial vii be post
poned until November next when the Sen
ate will re-assemble for that special pur-
pose. The Intsr-Ocea says the trial will
occupy nearly two months, and as month
or six weeks will be required to complete
Legislative business, The session would be
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

Gen. Sherman, in letter to the New
York Arcadtan, (Which nominated him
for President) says: Il recognize the
friendly motive of the communication, but
am SO hardened in my preference for my
own profession over all others, that moth
ing can shake my determination. I have
no fears on the subject but am sure
that our country will produce an ample
supply Of good candidates, and that the
people will choose from their number .
good President IS.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

Tie Springfield (Mass.) Union says: "If
Mr.. Blaine can hold his original vote Of
over 800 for one or two ballots, it is an in
evitable conclusion that he will have 500
votes on the third or fourth ballot. Can
he hold it? We answer, unhesitating,y,
yes. The 200 votes of the West, North
west, and Pacific coast are uncompromis-
ingly his. In the entire Northwest no
other candidate has been spoken of. He
is as sure of the two-thirds of the New
England delegation which he has as if he
had them all, as he will have at the end
His hold on his Southern vote is at least
as good as any other candidates. AS over
any one of the three other prominent can
didates, Blaine then is certain to gain on
every ballot after the first"
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

The Washington correspondent Of the
the real meaning of the Cameron appoint
ment, and that is protection hereafter to
the Southern colored man. "Mr. Cameron
is bold, earnest, energetic, practical man,
and just so far as the law gives him au-
thority to use the army for preventing the
murders and outrages which render the
South one series of bloodshed and cruelty,
and protecting Republicans in the right to
vote, that authority will be fearlessly and
vigorously used. He will shirk no respon-
sibility the law imposes on him for fear i
may raise an outcry among copperheads; :;
the people may depend on that"
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07
Notice..
II. s. LAND OFFICE.

..' rs'' ., -asr5.sa- E-a W. o. LAND OFFlCEs n [ NJ
Sioux FALLS, D. T., May 23d, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Of,ce by
G. p. Rolfe against John E. Todd for abandoning
his Homestead entry, No. 1895, dated Nov. 25th,
1879, upon the southwest quarter Section g, Town
ship 99 Range ~, in Lincoln county, D. T., with :
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 18th day Of July, 1876, at O'Clock P. H.. to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
.-.~ .y zs B. F. CAMPBELL, Register.
64t J. NJ. WASHBURN, Receiver.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

The Inter- Ocean says: "The name of six
Presidents Of the United States have
wound up with ON We shall have one
of our 'ane' for a change next time" Da-
kota will contribute her mite towards. Sc
curing the proposed change. 4.. y,s.. ..
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

Secretary Bristow has ordered the retire
ment of $404, ,20s in legal tenders. that be-
ing eighty per cent. Of the national bank
circulation issued during the present
month. This will leave S37o,1e3 ,seS
greenbacks outstanding.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

a lnalumoth skeleton has just been ex-
humed at South Haver, small town in
Kansas. One tooth weighed five pounds.
The ribs were in an excellent state of pres
ervation, and resemble those Of a large
fishing craft. Some Of the bones were
found lying on the ground, which led to
further search and the final discovery of
nearly the entire frame Of the pre-Adamite
monster. II
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

G. NJ. D. Bloss, the distinguished edito-
rial writer of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
instantly killed by a passing train while
walking on the railroad track near his resi-
dence at Branch Hill Station, on the Little
Mama Railroad, on the evening Of the
2sth ult. Mr.. Bloss was about fifty years
of age, and had been an editorial writer
upon the Enquirer for over twenty years.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

prolonged until the latter part of August
were the Senate to proceed at once with
the trial $ \ 3fH s"@*A Ha# .&g -G{lsEta
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07
ADVERTISING RATES. 1
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence solicited from ~ paxts Of the
county, any matters pertaining to local news. All
communications ndst be accompanied by the writ
er's name, not necessarily for publication but .
guarantee of good faith. Ia
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07
JOBPRINTING. 81

Orders for all kinds Of Job Printing promptly at
tended to, quickly lled and satsfscion guaranteed
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

ADVERTISE IN THR LINCOLN COUNTY ADJ
"A vOCATE, yOu ~l1A 70 pfuspR.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-06-07

In the grocery line will be found large stock Of
everything kept in frst-cass grocery store. Also
Evening star., 1876-09-29
rhANOABf SALE,

By vhtUe of q decree Of the Supre ne Court IA
OF be District Of Columois, passed in Chan- :.:0
Gerry csus7 No. ,s43 Doc wherein Helen l,.iA
Il. n unter ct al. are com plaDants aud B, bert O
Murphy et al are defendants, shall on TUGS-
PAY, the i 9th Iay of October, 1876, ct o'c'ock o
M offer for Pale 81 public auction On the premises
the following real estate: All Of lct ettered e. In
Buisi 3 subdivision OF lots from one TO niue, both
iD0usiye, of Davidson's Subdivision Of square mum
berto SlS also, strip Of ground, fo1r inche, vide,
adj ching and running parallel with the oper line
OF the described lot III and being part OF lot
IN SAID subdivision and extending from 18th street
TO the back line OF said lot II
The improvements consist OF three story brick
building. with large bach building.
Terms of tale: One. fourth cash; balance In equal
la,ments ct s, H. and Is months respectively after
date OF sale, with interest eight per centum per
snDpm, the payment thereof to be secured by . re-
served lien on the property ard no deed to be made
by The trustee ubtil tbs W hole of the purchase
money has been paid. ConvevapciDg at purchaser .
cost olC0 deposit at time Of sale IL terms Of sale
are not complied With within FIVE days from day of
sale, the trustee the right to resell at risk
ard cost OF defaulting purchaser.
JANIS NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
sep23 GO 6ds p. A. DARHEILLE, A uctioneer,
Evening star., 1876-09-29
DIED.

bROWk. At $50 O'Clock, September ., Is76,
hBNkr =. BROWN, OF consumption, In the slth
year Of his age.
Funeral vin take place from the residence Of his
brother -in-lsv, Philip Reed, No. 416 vfrginis
avenue south west. Friends OF the family are IN !.
yltcd 10 attend. The remains will be rested 10 Zion
wesley church, on sunday, October 4. st 3 O'cl r.
PEABsos: Departed this life September rs,
lolo, In her 63th yesr, MILLIE PEARSON
Dearest asntle thou has left Us;
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But MS Ged that hath bereft us:
be can Gil our sorrows heal.
Gone but ne'er 70 be forgotten by loving LETT
70 mourn her rreparsbie loss "Hone anew hsr
but 20 love her; none named her but % praise %
Tho sorely afflicted for years she bore her long saf-
ferlIg with that patience witeout murm ring ever
usting In one VINO dOeth ell thingt we'll. She as
auue, tried and devoted Christian; O fond sister
snd loving aunt. Her life passed out calmly and
sxeetly Oh blessed thought, tho lost to here,
We are faithful 70 the end, VIII enjoy that ever
lasting ret with her tn that " III ONE 10 Heaven y
By hER NIECE, ANNIE.
re DDS and ecQut1ntencee invited 20 attend tue
funeral 70 morrow, Septem Der 30th, from Christ
Church, Navy Yard, 2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
MAR RIED.
ppAnRHpSp 800

BRAUUERsREUrHKR- In this eity,
on the evening Of September n, ls.6, by Oha
lain X. III Brown, q. b navy, AZ ths residenoe
OF the bIides mother, MRS. OommOdOre a.
kudd, daughter OF the late Hon. Bsvid PsuI
Erown, NM bRAUNERsREUrHKR u. D. navy, and
nhs HATTIE = Lone, OF Pnisdelph his, Pa.
pARBY-GAsKIEs. On September %, Is7e, Sy
the bey 7. murry, o. the sdenoe OF the bride
parents, DO. 1l7 sshingtOn street, q RORGE w
DARBY, OF Geor getov "A, 90 ksTBER p. GAsKINs Of
the same place.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
THOMAS BOWLING, Auetionesr.
CHAHCBRY SALE OF REAL PROPERTY In
IORGETOWH

By virtue Of q decree Tor the sale thereof. -
mace BY the Supreme Court OF the District of&
Docket Is, Bmnia schultze ct al vs. George schutxe
ct al the updersgned Trustee will SELF ct public
9th day Of 0eteber, ise. at O'Clock In the sfser-
noon, those parcels Of ground situated in Geoege-
enovss and Deakins addition 70 0sore front.
ING on the west side o! nontsomegy Gxset, between
Terms Of sAls: One third cash; and the balsnoe In
Gig asa twelve neeths. vita intsrest Darehessr 20
fsryed pay0sots All con eing. ke.. o oost Of
D03eA6o1. (0ep9ol w. y. W1B0, xfuDeoe.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

ERusTEEt sAlE of Val tLUABLEIMPR1y
ksAh kkThTE ON FIRsT STREET WEST
BsEETTTTEks sETTESs AND STREE IS NORTH, AT
,ony virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated the -
2hh day o. snsust, A. d. 1870, duiy recorded ..H
Ia I1ber No 7si, folio 35 ct sea Of the land .lx
records CT the District of Columbia aud by oirectIou
81 the party secured thereby, viii: on sATUR g.
DAs, the 30th tt septenber, A ID. 1876, al 5
clecs offer for ssle at public auction, to the
nlgnest bid1er, On tae premises, the following de-
erlbed real estate. to- Wit AL that piece or parcel
or ground known and descr ibed q the south one
hall OF Lot numbered three 90, in the subdivision
81 Iot Dumt cred two l2). ib square numbered six
hundred and twenty nine 63al in the city of Wash
1ngton, and District Of Oolumbia, as the same is re-
COZ ded IN the office OF the Surveyor Of ssid District
toeether with the Improvements thereon, consisting
bui diDgs.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which SloO must
De Eaid when the property Is rack eff, and bal
snce In two equal payments at six and twelve
months from the day Of SALE for which the notes of
ne purchaser, bearing int rest at nine per cent /,
aud secured by deed of trust the pro psrty Sold
must be given. All convey snciDg ed recording at
purchasers cost. IL the terms OF sale are not com
Piled with In seven days n ON the day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the tight to resell the property,
after SIX days notice b, advertisement p the Eve
ming STAR" at the risk and cost Of the dsfaultng
purchaser. A bIBHEY, Trustee,
DOWHMAN GBBEN,
seplo- DO .tu,eOdds Auctioueers,
Evening star., 1876-09-29
THOMAS BOWLING Auctionesr.
OHANCIRv SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION, On Ta1 WEST sIOE OF l4TH

By virtue Of dec, ee Of the Supreme COURT -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed IN Equity H.a
cause Ho. l0os, docket l6. We will offer for.A.A
sale. At public auction, in front Of the premises
TUESDAY, the Sd day o. October 1876 at o'cIk
p. m part OF Lot o. in Square 2os, beginning for
the same OF the southeast corner Of said lot on the
west line OF l4tn street west and running thence
north fourteen (J and 63 100 feet; thence wsst one
bur ored l0O) feet thence south fourteen (ll aud
3 lc0 feet and thence hundred lO0j feet to
the place OF besinh1ng; and improved By Q two
story frame House.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fourth Of the purchase morey
cash on the day OF sale. within days there
after ard the residue In three equal instalmeuts at
six. twelve and eighteen months from the day of
SALE the purchaser pureh giving his, her or
their proDissory notes for the deferred PAYNE ents
beeIrg inter eet from the day II sale at the rate Of
eight per centum per annum until paid aud secured
by deed Of trust on the property; or the purcbs
or purchasers may at his her or their election pay
eli cash on the day Of sale within seven days
thereafter. deposit Of elOo win be required Of
tie purchaser at the time of SALE II the terms of
sale 1t complied with, the Trustees the
right TO ell the property at the risk and OF
the defauliDg purchaser after ten days' advertise
mept. WARREN q. cT0SE.
3l9 AZ street northwest,
HENRY WISE GaRNETT,
Columbia Law Gu..1.ig,
btpp eO6Q8 Trustees.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

~"Excuse me, sir" was the remark.of a
burglar caught openings a safe In a White
hall IN. " store.
~ Mr.. Bross OF the Chicago Tribune has
made up History OF Chicago" from hts
contributions TO newspRp pers, which is said
10 DE very readable. It's last chapter is a leo
tuTe delivered last winter, on ssWhat / re-
member OF early Chicago"
SA country chap went into Warner
Bros yesterday and inquired, Dew YOU
ner, I'VE make 'em all new" and country
dropped bis carpet sack like IL was fun OF
lead, and looked al Warner ten minutes be-
fore be picked that carpet sack up and
waltzed out with 1T COtaIeT Journal
~Sir John Lubbock gives the various
stages OF religion in the following orderly
Anlhelsm, 90 Fetishism, 90 Nature Wor-
snip or Totemism, A. 5hamauism, (5) Idola-
Try or Anthropomophism, (6) that ia which
the Deity is looked upon as a really super
pAtural being q creator, and Cl that I'm
which morality becomes associated with
religion.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
This AFYRRNltIN-
II Il. wARNKR, Auc,ioneer.

II b. WAkNKR, Auctioneer.
1RnsTEIss SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EOkTRWksT.. Ar AUCrIos.
BY virtue OF Q deed OF trust TO the under "A
signed, dated August fst uas. and duly -
recorced In Liber No. r22 foIlo 100, et SEQ e.lx
one OF the land records Ia and for the District OF
bis, and st the request Of the parties secured
merely, we SHAH sell at public auction, on FRI-
DA1 the 29th day Of September, A. D. 1879, at 4
ooIoek m IN front OF the premises, the following
real estate situate In the city Of ashfng
ton. District Of Columbia, to wit all that certain
piece or parcel OF ground known aud described AZ
ne1 the northern part Of Lot nu0bered twenty
Inree txS), In square numbered four hu udred and
niy Tour !t<D the said northern part OF said Lot
Eavins trout OF nineteen (lsl feer and four (4l
lnenes on tth street weet, and running back with
the same wid,h &c the line OF said lot, and i'm
House. 1' 'i'e~ No"' D"sAins
Terms OF sale. rs prescribed In said trust: $500
win accrued interest from August 18th, 1875, and
expenses OF sale, In cash. and the balance at eieh-
zee abd senfy -FOUR months, for hich the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from DAY Of sale,
end secured by deed OF trust the property sold,
VII be taken. Conveyancine at cost Of purchaser
SlO OF the cash payment viii be req uired paid
immediately after sale. IL the terms Of are not
complied with within eight days after day Of sale,
the TrusteeH reserve the right resell the
at the risk and COST Of the defautine purchaser by
gtvfI hve days notice Of suoh sale In The Even
irg Star newspaper published In sid city.
.sps sEBkRr f r 'F5x FOX rru'ses'.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTkMBER l7IB. 1875.


,LEAYE wAsHIHGToS.
seS- sSBaoss' -BsI.,aoss' rlieoti orty aud W ~ Stations.
q gsols ..s .1s ws, s.s.oD, s.siOD
,,naR.s,t,em ,,nsiR stem
day, stop. AZ AM. D1 AlsxsndIia yuOetiOn suu-
e1o.Esw YoIs, Philsdsiphis and Boston TX
A. Wa slnan s,a,,nn Psrior Oars. Sunday, stops
ssoo-BsltimOre and Way Stations.
valley Rosd; RarIor and siespers No con
s;4s-Psint Of Roels ssd wsy Stations. Hsr-
PissSSs Pfi.ssRsSss .ss :,s TEy s.S0: v:s! S.pss
s:33.Ee9 York and Boston Limit N pre-. .aud
for through pa:ssnss's ssi,imors more, ana PhiI., i
a.IDhi. lsSnd,J % BsitinOrs, Relay, and
la1snBsltiImors. Way Stations, Iuiooss City and
1domNe. Y0Ik; Phil.delphia ssd Norfolk TX:
Esy stations and Batim"rs IfSS oDIy 1n sunday all
SS0GBsltimore e and Way Stations. Frederick
4:so-Ralti1ore and Laurel Express.
1;soMTrsd.Tisl end fSiat Of RSoi:: tvia Metro
BagsI town =. d naS iSoSsstsr. on SATURDAY '0r
S4s-baiiimore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s;s9mBsltimOre and Way Stations {, Annapolis
s:4s-Oiocinnau and Louisville Express. Ex.
ssst Saturday Esssrstown ard Winchester.
ssS"pd,ss,c leg car; ~ 70 Snein1sti ard Louisville.
Philsdelpbis .nd Baltimore EX press.
LIs-bhtlJore snd Way Stations.
d:35-Pittsburs, Chicago, Columbus.
s;zvVIBaltimore, AleIspdris JaEction, and
1060-bew York and Phil adelpbia Night Ex-
press eltepfrg g Cars TO New York.
lo:oy-Baitimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
11:43-st. Louis Express Cincinnati ard Chicago,
and TO Lcni-ville Saturday sI.epers.
Jl0. $40, $40, 9:3S o.. m: I :40. 4 IS, $50,
5;4?. 700. 1:I5, 1855, s:20, 600. 1905 and
ll:4s D. N. DAILY.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
no connection Sunday TOR Haserstowu or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at
e:lO q m and 1 40 m.
Tor further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
gss. COL and co. Pennsylvania avenue. and 13
18th street northwest, where ordare will be taken
baggage TO be checked and received at point
in the city.
TBOs. Z. SHABP, Master of Trans portation
M COLE, Gene al Ticket Agent.
GEO 3. kOSETZ, General a gent. sep4.tr
Evening star., 1876-09-29

OF COURSE this story is from a Boston
source:
"At small party IN Boston the host, hav-
Ing as his guest a genial New Yorker, and
that ne should have a good impression OF
Boston brains, introduced him 20 Mr.. IL, a
gentleman OF repute In literary circles, ana
admirable conversationslisl
"After while, enc0untering his Gotham
friend alone agaia, he said:
''How did you like Mr.. ID, Dick?H
livery much indeed, Was the reply aHa
Is good fellow, but (SOttO UOceD those Jrous-
eIs were never made for him."
Evening star., 1876-09-29
MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionser.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionser.
TRUsTIEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE ON 6IB STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND
LARGE CCMf0RTABLE DWELLING,
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court IA
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in equity enI
cau.e No s522, ef Charles Is. Smith et Ell &s
against Wil,iam u. Pope ct al the undersigned, as
trustees, will sel at public auction n front of the
Der, A. ID. ls76, at O'Clock p. m ali that part Of
Lot No. 3, In eQuare 30 45i, commencing on 9Th
street west IA feet and inches from the north west
corner OF said lot, running thence due south IL feet
borth "A feet and inches, and thence west TO the
place OF beginning, with the Improvements thereon
and appurtenances.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of purchase money
cash on day Of sale within Gays thsrefro a.
and Is months from day Of sale; the purchaser or
purchasers TO give his, her or their promissory
per cent per snnum from day OF sale until paid; I;
or the purchaser OF purchasers may pay all cash
siyeu until all purchase money aud interest Sd eli be
paid III the purchaser purchasers fail to com
ply with the terms Of sale within seven days the
trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property st
chasers, after seven days' advertisement in the
"Eyening Star" All convey anoing ct costs OF the
purchaser or purchasers deposit Of go VIII be
required y whsn ss.tgSE ,rSREsrty + nsIi:rR ;Ild:
" $50 Ls. avenue;
JOB BARNA nd. Trustees.
ls6 La. ayenue,)
sep4-eod Law b portsr.1
~BY AeRKEMINr THs ABOVE SALE Is
postponed to DONDAY, October 2, lsY6, ct the
same hour and p'ees. b. order Of Trustees.
sepsO- eo6ds WASH. B WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
SHERhAN HANDY, Austioneers.
VAbgaBLE IMPRoyER AND UsIaPROyED


BEAL EsyATk AT Pc sLIO AUCTION.
By virtue ef tv o deeCs of trust, recorded in -
bers Nos ia and SO folios sl3 and AS Of the aS
land records for he District Uf Columbia, and -
by direction OF the parties secured thereby will
sell At pub ic auction, in front of toe promises, en-
eAIUhDAY, the Tth day of October, 1876, at 4
ocloek y m, the following parcels of ground
Lot No 2i, Ia square No 0l3, fronliog 81 feet on
south ID street, near 18th street east I'm proved b
three new two s'ory brick dwellings These hon ses
with the ground sttached will be sold parately.
Also, on tame DAY, at O'Clock D nl., part of lot
No IL, In s9uare No. 1872, beginning for same on
south stTeet, ~ feet eastward from the northwest
corner Of said lot, aud running thence east along
street ~ feet: tberce south 100 feet 10 go alley
thence west alopg said alley is feet thence north Is
feet ga inches thence west feet aud thence north
~ feet 90 inches to street aud place OF begin
Ring-b. betx cen LIST aud I'd streets northeast
Term Of sale: One third cash, balance in 6, IL aud
is months In eQusl instalmes ats, to be secured by
pu. chsser's notes beariog interest at per cent
and secured fy deed " trust on the propsrty sold
Convey aDciDg and recording at purcnsser's cost
II erms OF sale are not cowplied with in six days
after sale, the property will be resoh at the risk
and cost OF he purchaser. o75 down on each par
eel sold ct time of sale.
MM. y. HoLTZMAH,lr
sep26-d IUGBHE CARUsI. irus'ees