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Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

Inthe efrstyear of life,self is the larg-
est thing. There is no wisdom like
ones own wisdom, no laws like the
hearts own wish. The will-power Of
young man seems to grow more rap
idly than the reflective faculty, and
hence to find youth who has the will
Of a giant, and the reflection of a mere
child is one Of the most frequent dis
coveries Of him who walks among his
fellow-men.
Cheaters must get some credit be-
fore they can cozen and all falsehOOd,
if not founded in some truth, would
not be fixed in any belief.
All deception in the course of life is
indeed nothing else than lie reduced
to practice, and falsehood passing from
words into things.
There is nothing evil in life for him
who rightly comprehends that death is
no evil; to know how to die delivers
us from all subjection and constraint.
We die every day; every moment
depriyes US Of portion Of our life and
advances us a step toward the grave;
our whole life is'a long and painful ILL
ness.
When we take people as they are,
we make them worse when we treat
them as if they were what they should
be, we improve them as far as they can
be improved.
Piety must be habitual, not by fits.
1t cannot be put on when Sunday
comes, and discorded when it is over.
That would be the basest kind of hy-
pOcrisy.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

Ayers Preston Agt6 0OIAspin John 6 90
Anderson Jas A 90 Anderson 8 90
Armstrong Jno G 90
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

r IST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO RE-
- tail goods, wares and merchandise, pro-
duce and other property of whatsoever kind,
manufacturers Of all kinds; Persons licensed
to sell Intoxicating Liquors, Tavern Keepers,
Eating Houses, Life Insurance, Fire Insur-
ance, Vending Goods BY Sample, Real Estate
Agencies, Brokers, Private Bankers, Auction
GERS, Photographers, Lawyers, Conveyancers,
Doctors, Dentists, Stations, Circus and Ped
lers, "from the First Day Of April, 1877, to
the First Day Of October, 1877, with the sum
by them respectively paid for each License to
the Clerk of the Peace Of New Castle county,
for the use Of the State of Delaware"
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20
MIDDLEToWN. STOVE HOUSE
MiddletOwn, Delaware,

Hardware Department.
iron and Steel, Horse and Muleshses, BOrse
Nails, Blacksmith Supplies, Chain Traces,
Hames, TrOwels, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges,
Bolts. Files, ohisels, Levels, Planes, Beysls,
wrenchss, Picks, Mattocks, Hubs, Rims,
spOkes, Shafts, Long and Short Arms, Clips,
Springs, Enameled Cloth, Gum Canvass, &c
a complete stock of TOOLS and Supplies
for Carpenters, Builders, MasOns, sadIers,
shoemakers and others, with many house.
urniahing articles. We invite the public 70
psll and examine our prices.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

II IST PERSONS OF LICENSED TO RE
Ia tail goods, wares and merchandise, and
other property Of whatsoever kind, mannfac-
lures Of all kinds; Persons Licensed to sell
Intoxicating Liquors, Tavern keepers, Eating
Houses, Life Insurance, Fire Insurance, Ven
ing Goods by Sample, Real Estate Agents,
Brokers, Private Bankers, Auctioneers, Pho
tographers, Lawyers, Conveyancers, Doctors,
Dentists, Stations, Circus, Jugglers and Ped
lers, from the FIRST day of Oct. 1876, to the
first day Of April 1877, with the sum by them
respectively paid for each License to the Clerk
of The Peace Of New Castle County, for the use
Of the State Of Delaware.
Mereh0nts to Continue in Bssinsss.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

Monckton Jno 90 McGrellis Neal 5 90
Moore d Dicken- Mcdowell Jas 500
son - 90 Miller J s 90
Murray Geo F 90 Mercer Geo s
Magaw / Mozart Bro 500
ney 5 90 Morrison E D 5 90
Minch Mrs RH 90 Moore Thos R b
Mitchell Fra A 5 90 Co 3 90
Nicherson @ tax 90
oCOnner Patti 500
P
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-20

Naudain G W W 25 90 Norton WmB 1911
Newhall&P Phelps Is 45 Nicholson E E 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
A E R
st. Johns in Ashes !
LOUD CALL FOR AID FOR THE
HOMELESS!
Some Fighting 10 the Turks
WOrsteI.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS 3!

LONDON, June 20.
The improved strength OF the French
Government securities since the Mac
Mahon demonstration against the Lib
eral Republicans, is a significant ex.
preston OF fear by the Extreme Re
publicans which always predisp0ses
the French capital toward q strong
personal government, and there be-
gins to be q growing opinion that this
influence. together with tire great adj
vantage which the Government has in
controlling the official machinery nay
after all defeat the Liberals on appeal
to the polls, especially rs the Catholic
Church influence openly and actively
sympathizes with MacMnhOn.
The North German Gazette com
ments warmly on the fact that the
French Cabinet, instead OF denying the
asse .tion that they were actua!ed by
clerical Influences, confisc ited the is-
sues OF June 18th, which contained
that assertion. Tho provincial cor
respondence and other Berlin papers
point out that although Duke DE Cazos,
in the Chamber, quoted from the re-
port of the French Enlbassador TO Der
lin as 10 the disposition of the German
Government, the ambassador was ab
sent from his post before the change in
the French Cabinet, and has been
absent ever since.
CETTINJE, June 81.
The Montenegrians state that they
defeated the Turks to-day In a san.
culinary battle near Spuz.
BERLIN, June 2i.
Emperor william, before his depar-
ture fO4 Ems, summoned the Ministers
to his presence and expressed 10 them,
with much emotion, the anxiety he
felt respecting disintsgraling infu.
epces ct work In the church and socie-
II. Hseslled upsn them to reso@uts,y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
NIGHT
NEW YORK.
Further About the Selig-
man Business.
EXECUTION Of HOLLY IA.
6ulRES.
BROOKL YIN AFTER THE PREACH
Frs.
New YoRK. June 81.

NEW YORK, June 81.
Seligman's friends, in response to
Hiltoh's statement that their position
in the syndicate Ia distastefui to the
other members. publish q letter. signed
by the New York members, declaring
that their relations with Seliginan have
always been OF the most satisfactory
character. Among the five houses
named as having closed accounts with
Stewart & Co because of this contro-
versy, are mentioned Coleman Bros.
and Neustadter Bros, of San Francisco.
The Times, on the authority of Jesse
S%eliigtnan, names thirteen respectable
gentlemen who have written letters
disappearing Hilton's course. No
prominent Hebrew IL named In tho
list, but ~Soligman's friends say they
are overwhelmed with letters Of SYM
pathy from oil classes. Newspapers
are also overwhelmed with commune
cations espousing with equal sharp.
ness both sides OF the controversy.
Scligman denies that there has been
any personal quarrel between MEM
hsrs OF the Seligu,an and Stewart or
Hilton families. Several other He.
brew families are named whose appli-
cations for rooms at the Grand Union
were denied this season, without. how
yer. any offensive reason being assign.
cd. Hilton admits distinctly to . World
reporter sheA In conversation with Ho-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE.

Every conceivable phase of New
York's latest social sensation has dur.
ing the last few days appeared in the
Geographic columns of the SENTINEL
While giving very full reports, we
have at the same time consigned sew
eral columns of this matter to the
waste basket. We hope for the credit
of the enlightenment Of tho nineteenth
century tia. the controversy is the re.
suit of q personal quarrel, as indi-
Gated in our dispatches yesterday,
rather than the outgrowth of bigotry
and religious intolerance. It seems
true that a mighty wave of infidelity
is sweeping over the world, but we
are not prepared to believe that man.
kind is becoming less liberal on this
account. On the contrary the very
reverse Of this has been confidently
asserted. The foundation of the whole
structure of liberty and free govern.
ment in America rests upon the in
alienable right of every man to wor-
ship Almighty God in accordance with
the dictates Of his OWE conscience.
Any %ostracisin, social or political, for
religions sake is un-American in
the broadcast sense of the term.
All men in this country are
equal who behave themselves.
Joseph Seligman. no matter what
his creed or faith, is the peer OF either
Mrs. A. T. Stewart or Judge Hilton,
If he observe the proprieties of polite
society; aud his exclusion from the
Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga was an
outrage that should be branded by
every true American from one end of
this broad land to the other. The Is.
%raelite, in every sphere and avocation
of life, is as respectable and genteel al
any other citizen, or class of citizens.
The literature OF the ancient Hebrew
triumphs over all creeds and schools
and scots. Mankind worships in the
sacred songs of David and bows to the
divine teachings OF Jesus OF Nazareth.
who also was . son OF Abraham,
There is no part OF the earth where the
Hebrew is not represented; no respect
able calling, from that Of the states
man to the greatest OF the worlds
financiers, in which he does not take
prominent rank. But it is not neces-
sary to pursue this subject further.
Judge Hilton, when he turned up his
nose at the great banker. simply made
himself the laughing stock Of every
rixht.minded American citizen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
THE DAEK ROLLING DANUBE.

The readers OF the S~ENTINEL's cable
advices during the past few days AN
not have failed to observe that the
Russians are mastering in great force
along the Danube. To cross this river
Is the next great step in the campaign.
Until this is done the Russians a
strike no vital blow 1t Turkey, and
they cannot, in fact, get at the Turks
until the passage Of this great river
with its mile wide rapid stream,
guarded by gunboats and marshy
banks, is accomplished. On the Turk.
!sh side of the river there are a mum.
Der of strongly fortified and heavily
garrisoned towns, such as Rustchuck,
Widdin, Silistria, Hirsova and others.
When the river shall have been
passed and these fortified places
reduced. the Balkan range OF mount.
aims. sixty miles in the rear ofthe river,
is then to be passed. The deAles Of
these mountains are few and strongly
defended. and neither they nor the
river can be lanked save BY encroach-
ing on Austrian territory. The Turks
control the Black sea with their power
snl navy. The Russian ships dare not
enter into the Mediterranean, and no
Russian army can now repeat the feat
Of xerxes in crossing the Hellespont
from Asia into Europe. All the Rus.
sian movements in Asiatic Turkey are
mere felnts to divert attention from
the intended and absolutely necessary
passage Of the Danube. When that
shall have been effected the war will
commence In real earnest. All else
up to the present 10 mere maneuver-
ing in comparison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
COAST.
THE INDIAN WAR
Latest From the Front.
REPORTS NOT EXAGGERATED.
More Killed Than Has Been Telegraphed I!
General Howard Blamed for the
Trouble.

PORTLAND, Ogn., June 20.
The OregOntan has news from
Mount Idaho, dated June IL, relative
to the Indian outbreak aud supposed
massacre of Colonel Perry and "a por.
ton of his command, cat says since
writing the above Colonel Perry has
come in safe, but VIZ hear that Capt.
Tieller and Capt. Trimbie are both
missing and are supposed to be
killed. The people here have a good
fort and have no fears of the town.
LATER - June lS.-Williams, who
brought these letters to Lewiston.
says he was 4 ecu in the fieht, and
that the engagement took place az the
foot of White Bird canyon instead Of
at the head. Upon the first FIRE of the
Indians the soldiers broke ranks and
retreated. The officers could not rally
them and make them face the fire, and
the Indians pursued them about 10
miles, firing upon them constantly.
lie states that the Indians had better
guns than the troops and their aim
was deadly from the first attack.
There were about l25 Indians in pur
suit of the troops, all well mounted.
Alter tie fight the Indians held u grand
war dance on the praIries. We have
before rs General Towards dispslcl,
to Col. Wood, dated June IS. IL o'clock
A. NJ, giving the number OF Col. Per
RVS command who had been killed.
The number of killed and wounded is
~, including Captain Tbeller. A let
ter from Father Catraldo, the Catholic
priest, reports the Ind ~ on Hang
man creek quiet at present. although
many Nez Perces and Palonses are
there. Great alarm is felt at Boise aud
Baker City. Volunteers are being
called ont, and every possible preparA-
ton i being made TO meet the exigen-
cy of the occasion. There i, n great
lack of arms and available forces. The
regular army is practically nothing.
LATER.
PORTLAND, Oregon, June 81.
a dispatch has just been received
here from Walla Wslla to the effect
that a messenger had arrived there
who lives on the Alpowa river. titi cen
miles below Lewiston. He reports
the Norton murder WAS led by HUI
HUI Our. Chief of Wa Wa Wi and
Palonse Indians, and says there are
many more killed than reported. He
says there was u man who stopped at
his place and told him that Chief
Joseph had declared he had warriors
enough to whip all the soldiers at
Forts Lapwai and Walla Walla. if
they were mt u post, let alone two.
The people at Lewiston. the messenger
says, blame General Howard and In
dian Agent Montei,h for the whole
trouble. There are more killed Than
named in the dispatches sent, and the
difficulty far worse thar reported.
The trouble did moi originate about a
horse trade, but was u regular out
break.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
o
The Democratic Middle at h Fay.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 81.
The Democratic State Central Com
mitiee met at the Palace Hotel last
night, the most important part OF the
business being TO harnonize tho split
Ia the party in this city. Resolutions
were adopted to adjourn tn meet July
5tl,. Meantime the Executive Com.
mittee was instructed to invite a con.
ference with rival County Committees,
with the view of eiierting some ar
rangement Of existing differences. In
ease no satisfactory %setilernen, shalt
lie arrived ut. the State Central Com
miltee will take summary action In the
premises, as the welfare Of the party
demands IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
NEVADA.
KNidlng she BarbNry C0nst-Go uId
and Curry's Water.

VIRoINIA City, June 81.
The authorities have begun to clean
out the deadfalls on the Barbsry coast,
and the trials OF women who keep the
d'sorderly houses are now going on in
the Police Courts. 1t is the intention
OF the new Chief to exterminate Tho
whole row. They have been main
tanned as designation houses, haunts
Of progresses, abortionist dens and
low dives.
The Gould Il Curry water Is still
running from the diamond drill hole,
but the pumps handle it easily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
SPEClALl

In Gents Clothing We keep most extensive
Stocks;
Indeed. everything, from a pair Of socks
Be you rs slin ms Iilton, as lat a. FaistaGi.
And, by buying Of us. you'll surely save
half"
So. large or small, rich or poor,
Go no further than tho One Price Store;
Don't listen to tie words Of others;
You'll find no bargains like ut Asnim Bros.
Eurokl \, Juno II. 1877. jel7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
JUSr HEUEIVED.

Alarse assortsnst Of Stationery and Drugs.
Patent Medicines; a fine lot Of Paper and En-
vclopes in boxes; Lamps, Chimncys. otc.
also, q lot of Justics Ciyars-two for q cents
equal to Havana Cihars. Having a complete
assortment OF Fancy Goods, ! offer them
cheap for cash. Call at tho City Drug Store.
Tho finest brands Of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, for sale at the City Drug Store.
DIR. TERRY.
Eureka, Jras IL, 1877. isl4-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
EUREKA

j. III. BsSw, the pionser purvoyor 10 tho
Palisado public. has fitted up anew, thro gh-
out, tho Eureka Hotel, near his old plsls in
Palisadc, ard travellers 70 and from Eurek o,
and the public gsnorally.c can rely upon Getting
first-class meals and number ono beds at ali
times Dy nterviewing the go1iai host Of tho
Eureka Hotel. oclatf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22
The Latest Quit

Japanese Cleansing Cream will tn Ike ont Mi
kinds Of grease spots. inks, paints. etc, from
clothing, silks, satins and ~veivsts. For sale
ut " cents per bottle.
JACOB LOEWENTHAL. Agent,
street, Eureka. je2l-5t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

MRS. LAURA d. FAIR is going East
on a lecturing tour. Mrs. Fair says
with some show of truth, that II
Beecher and Tilton make lecturing
paw. she does not see why she should
fail. She leaves for Chicago early in
September.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

The end Of the world is set for July
18th this year by the Adventists, and
the New York Sim, remarking upon
its happening much earlier this year
than last, is afraid that It may over
cloud the Fourth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

FINEST quality mecrschaum piper, import
cd direct by JOE at the GOLDEN RULE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

New sssds arc again the daily receipt Of
H. GOLDEN RCLR Ma jsas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

AN Eastern exchange says Tom
Thumb has gone Westtc grow up with
ths county.
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EASTERN NEWS.

fsPEo1AL + THE DAILY SENTINEL
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MARRIED.
Mine to Lease.

A MINE TO LEAsR.-APPLY AT THE
N Office OF q. w. BAkEK.
EureSa Juno 20, 1877. jeoi-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
hESII4f z sssFrEskrs' AND OHIO As1Sss
By virtue q . deed Of tr.., dolly ezscgted -
der, trustees, bearing date the - day q 4ay,s -
ls0, and record ed In Liber = T. = Mo-, folio IA
OF the land records Of Warrington cou nfy, Dis
ricf Of Columbia, and In sccordance With decree Of
the su preme court Of the District Of Oolum oia st
sps in Esutty on the Oh DAY Of !1ly ISL IN the case
No. 49, the subscriber. surviving tru zee, nnder
said Deed Of truss yin ofer for sale, e public auc-
ton, In front Of the premises, on THURSD AY,
l3tp eeptsmbsr, in, e O'Clock >. m, I'll
avenue northwest, being known and osscriSed
on the ground plat Of Washington city 9 SeinS
all Of lot No. Ain square H. and Tho vuor feet n Id
NOS, In said square, - described In said deed the
said property beng ieasehold for - years toe.tner
w nano. ~ t ins and ssas
planning mill with eli the mschinery Aud ofhcr as
lures Also, ell the goods, chatlsls end Furniture
upon sAao premassss - 80 forth In sai6 deed OF
Terms of sale: One fourth 10 be paid in cs.h, and
the residue OF the vurchase q 3ney two eQud in
ssrs d. - Drs end y TIC Sss cent IN
~ eesa OF 6use 90 ths eatire properly, which
oeedof trust mus provide Tor the nainienaHco OF
somcseut tnsurancs on ths Urymisss, and the pay
msoe cleAaes - the sane shail become doe. IL tho
sfns be not ccaplsed vith within I've days frosa
EoPefty % ave days nosies, q ths risE and cod
q ne dcfsHitsne ygrceesP!s asposIt Of - Q via
snciss e ths ecss q sse ssrshsssr. - s'-'"
sse5St On. y. WIHDDR, Surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05


BoPP. On Tuesday, September ith, 1871. ct $50
q. bopp. IN toe 18th year q her sge.
funera VIII take place on Thursday 81 d IN .
IIom the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Boho.
lh$ street northeast. Fries and rel sfiys- OF
the family are respectfully invited TO aiteid.
bBEsNAHAN. Suddenly, on Tuesday, sep.em-
Der 4Eb, ISL, at o'clock, mARGARET BR EsNAHAN,
Il Ire 9Th year OF her age.
Way her soul rest IN peace. Amen.
IA AGIe NJ VIII take place from her residence, on
Htn street. between D aud streets southwest der
Relatives and friends are most rss pectfuly invited u
attend funeral, on THURSDAY, September Oh
BROWN. On SepteD Der sth, ls77, at O'CLOCK
CoLUNsUs Brown, aged AZ years.
The funeral Vii take place Friday al o ir4ock
from NO. Id Massachusetts avenue north x.st
attend. -
DUNLOP. August sls.. lsy7, at the residence of
his son law, Col b. p. Crsmpt oa, near N non
Vile. Freee. lex county, Md, Col d ENRY PUsLop
In the 18Th year Of his age.
MckkNSA. On Wednesday, septsmser S, ISL.
~ q N, LINDA n. n =, only child OF J. r. ana L.,
u NC enns, aseo II mont as and Is d Us.
unei Al irom corner Of 10th and q sire sts south.
Friday, &C II .. IN.
LYONS. Tuesday morning. September sth, issy,
nls age JOHN LyoSs, formerly q resident Of co
York sity, and tor the psst u years . rssidsnt Of
W. asnington.
TIE remains VIII be taken from the residence az
ne s1n n-iew. John Moran, n street nor n ssst
70 81 Aiol sius' Cbu CHI. here Requiem n sss viii
ere invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

A CHILD RESCUED PROM A WELL.-The
Montreal Witness publishes the following
ION Wednesday Hfternoos, as Mrs. J. A.
Matthews, London Last, was drawing water
her arms, fell through the opening INTO the
water beneaih, distance OF % feet Tue
mother rushed 10 The street and isfo-ned
Mr. w. C. Mccarthy, postmaster at Tia as
teman Immediately hastened TO the scene
and without waiting TO discover the depth of
Toe wen, or what were his chances Of getting
found the child lying al the bottom, beneath
iour feet OF water, having evidently been
stunned by the fail. BY rolling the litflp one
IN his arms for some time ne brought a. back
10 conSciou sness, and a rope being logsr-d
by some Of the neighbors who had By this
tin. ..-tyed, the daring rescuer aud his
charge were safely landed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
II b. wARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer,

II b. wARNEB, Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UyIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED IN
THE COUNTY, at THE SITE OF THE FIRST
TOLL GATE, ADJOINING THE NuRfu-
VEST CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET AN y
THE ROAD LEADING TO THE s0LDI s rs
HOME.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated March -
90 1874, ami duly recorded in Liber No 73,
lolio l9i ct SEQ. one OF the land records of the
District of Columbia, and by the written nest OF
the party secured thereby, We will sell 81 public
srction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, Sept mber
14h, ls7, st 5'a clock p. ~, all those pie es or
parcels Of land situate and being in the county OF
ashington, District of Columbia, and krown and
designa ed as lots numbered twenty (2l }, TWEEN
tyt~o t22, twenty three l23) and twenty Tour (2i,
IN j. T IL Ha's rec 1rded subdivision Of a part Of
lot in the division Of tract called "Padsworth,"
said lot commencing on the west SHE of toe 7th
street road fifty feet north ON the northw inter
section Of the 7th road and lck Greek church
roads, and having each front of Is feet said 7th
street road. and Running back q depth of liz feet
inches, Containing each 23G square feet Of ground.
Terms: One quarter cash; balance in 6, IL aud Is
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest at per ceDt. per annum from day OF
sale, and secured by q deed of trust on the prop
erty sold will be taken depoIt of SIS will be re-
at the pense of the purchaser If tns of sale
are not piled with in ten days from day OF SALE
the Trustees the right to re.e the property
at TIE sk and cost OF the defauting archaser after
CHAS. K. FRAsER,l
JNO. JOY EDSuN, { trustees
j. Y. COLDWtEL, Salesman. auzN eotds