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sea5- EXQUISITE Low QUARTER SHOES
very cheap nj
my II WADDEY'S. 10 King at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-25

INQUEST Ju9,ico j. Own K2rhg, Of Fair
fax. yesterday, held an Inquest on the body y!
Arthur d. Smrc;. Iound drowned, as hereto
fore no;iccl, \ CIR! bearing the deceased
mans nanlc Was found III his Rocket A YER
diet Of death Ivy drowning was rendered.
and the body was huricd at high water mark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-25

K B. FICKLEN s. SONS
~ CELEBRATED
BRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
ESTABLISHED IN 1872.
For salo by all Grocers.
je2l CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr., Agent.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER, warranted
4 to kill Rosches Flies, Ants, Moths Bod
Bugs, Flower Bugs and ell other species Of in
scot. Not poisonous to human beings. domestic
snimals or fowls. Price 10, 25 and SOC per bottle
jc22 WAKEFIELD s. HALL
HUN19S INSECT POWDER, for the de-
IA struction of Reaches and Insects. Also
supply of INSECT GUNS received and for
sale by
je22 JNO. Y. GIBSON s. CO.
DOTTED MEATS-Potted Beef, Ham, Tu1-
u key and Chicken, very convenient for ex-
cursionists and travellers and for lunch just re-
ceved by [je2ll j. G. MILBURN.
ITO AKKIVE-BERKY BOXES AND
HEEBERT BRYANTs,
my2 No. Is King street.
a NYTlIlNG YOU MAY NEED IN THE
IA Building limo can be had at
PEAKE 81 MALLS,
irhIii cor King and Columbus sts.
INSECT POWDER; also HAND GUNS for
L, applying tho ssmc to bols, flowers &c, for
salo by
myA f. $. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
pRIDGEWATER. uORNBAKER AND
- CAMERON MILLS NEW PROCESS
FAMILY FLOUR for sale by
joI ALLEN G. HARMON
:. Ak YOUR GROCER FOR MEsSRs. J.
- t. FICkLEN " SONS BELMONT
FAMILY and hest XXNN EXTRA FLOUR
jail CHAS. $. TAYLOR. Jr, Agent.
TXTEACT VANILLA blythe gallon or loss,
~ of orr own mako. A largo supply juet pre-
pared
jo2! IT, $. IEADBEATER IL BRO.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
AVA ut tho roducoa prico25c per bottle. For
sale by
jo2l f. s.. LgADBEATER IL BRO.
80 CENT ooEsHT g CENT cons nrs,
JOG FERGUSON & BROS.
fNARBOLINE FOR THE HAIR-A new
" and elegant preparation, made from deo-
dOriZed Petroleum, just received and for sale by
jol0 JANNKY & co.
nAT GRIT5 and DAT MEAL, fresh, just
~ received by
jo14 j. G. MILBUKN.
= TIERCEs REFINED LARD received
> and for sao by
10 10 IL. w. AVERY, 22G King 81.
% PACKAGES FRESH BUTTER for
jel3 ALLEN G. HARMON.
OK BOXES TRUE BLUE, NICE AND
! ~ BORAX SOAPS received to- day by
joe J. q. MILBUKN. i
HCTICKY" and POISONOUS FLY PA.
- PER; also FLY BRICKS for sale by
je2i Is. LEADBEATER & BRO.
. TIERCES OF lest LEAF LARD
q just received by
| jel4 j. G. MILBURN.
CHOICE NEW CROP PORTO RICO MO.
~ LASSES received to-day by
| joG J. c. M1LBURN.
ICHEAP FLOUR-RAMSAY is selling
" very low to close out his stock Of Flour.
| my %
DECEIVED THIS DAY-Three half chests
1N of worry Hno Gunpowdsr Tea.
myS W. A. JOHNSON.
90 MATS EXTRA FINE OLD BROWN
| ~ JAVA for sale low by
myN q. VIM. RAMSAY.
CUGARS ARE LOWER AT
- McBURNEY 8 SONS,
je3 l66 and 10 King st.
1CoMrRrssED BEEF for sale at
jeH &c. M1LBUN's
l0RANGES AND LEMONS for sale by
~ jel7 j. Q. MILBURN
lTANTON GINGER, fresh, at
~ my29 RAMsAY's.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK CO.,

Works at the end Of Long Bridge, Virginia.
Office, National Hotel block corner Penns. ave.
and 9TH ST., Washington. je20-lm
OTICE.-All persons doing business within
~ the city of Alexandria, requiring license.
will please take notice that the Commissioner Of
Revenue having returned to me list of persons
10 whom certificates have been granted, that the
failure to pay tho tax forthwith will incur fine
for doing business without license.
le22 NJ. Is. HARLOW, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-25

Public School EXAM1NATIoNs:-sno 9ns,or
School, for coored boys was examined yfs sus
day by John S. Beach esq., sO Ro mS0' t ht
n ~ The boys were collected in the Assembly
p R,n ~. ' Of the Scaton building, and Supernten.
dont Carne distributed the Cards of Honor f0r
ING Sn ooSVi School No. /, J. T. Parker prln'
opo n;I;aenoe in Study-Rosicr d. hy'es'
S Mpanon = Pipn and Perry r. Feltor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j; Smith
S SUou School No.2, W. P. Burke leaohef :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-25

Rus-B0Ys SHOES
BOYS SHoEsi
BOYS SiIoEal
Largest Aud cheapest stock in the city.
N.Y. w. Is. WApDEE, ITO King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-25
LOCAL M.ATTERSs

WEATHER PROBABILITIES unc 25, 1878.
For the Middle Atlantic States rising barome-
ter, cooler northwest back to southwest winds,
aud clear weather except local rains and posi-
hiy sorms on the immediate coast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

A dinner was given AZ Paris recentv
to Prof. Hackel, OF Jena, BY Frencs
savants. In his speech he expressed
qualification at the progress Of evolu.
ZIONIST ideas among Frenchmen q
science, and remarked that professors
and preachers who ridiculed mans DE-.
scent from the ape unwittingly furnished
the best proof Of il, their pride and
childish vanity being foibles which
might have been bequeathed by the ape
Man, however, did not descend from
any known anthropoid, but was 1
branch Of the catarhine monkeys Of the
Old World. The continuity OF nature
was daily becoming more evident, and
superstition, mysticism, and theology
would give way 20 reason, causality.
and mechanism. Among philosophic
minds, AT least, the believers in tinal
causes Of the universe, immutability Of
species, sterility Of hybrids, geological
cataclysms, successive creations, and
the late appearance Of man were diving
out. The primitive life organisms were
formed chemically by spontaneous gen.
Grafton at the bottom of the sea like
rt4llr VI -tA4o ia tIt WdAfI,. No now
else could the origin Of life be explained.
Lamarck and Darwin had struck the
last blow at the doctrine of final causes.
and modern morphology was irrecon.
cilable not only with the dogma 81 the
creation, but with that 81 Proyidenceor
vague idealist pantheism. Of Hegel,
Schopenhauser, and Hartmann The
transformations Of living organisms I'M
der the influence Of adaptation, heredi.
tary selection, and struggle for exist
ence, could not, indeed, be mathematic-
ally demonstrated. but lis existence
could not be doubted, any more thar
psychology or social science, and anonla-
lies would soon be explained BY the
laws Of mechanics were all the elements
procurab.e; but the instability Of the
elements constituting the tissue Of or
ganized being made biological prob
lens very complex The speech was
much appIanded. London Tones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

The Massachusetts, State Convention OF
the Independent Greenback party met on
the 18th and nominated Gen. b. r. Butler
for Governor by reclamation The platform
adopted denounces both the old parties a.
responsible for the present alleged prostra-
tion Of American industries, and recon-
mends, As measures Of relief, the immediate
repeal Of the Resumption act; the issue Of
an absolute money by the Government, the
volume thereof TO be maintained at q fixed
rate per ,apita; equal taxation OF land,
whether cultivated OF not; the reservation
Of our public lands for actual settlers, to be
assisted BY the Government and protected
by Just laws, etc.
The Massachusetts, Prohibiiionists have
nominated the Rev. DIR. Miner for Governor.
The New Hampshire Democrats have
nominated Frank A. McKeon for Governor.
The financial plank Of the platform favors
"a stable currency, just payment Of The pub
lie debt, and but one currency for the Gov
eminent and the people, the laborer and the
Office holder, the pensioner and soldier, the
producer and bondholder."
Great damage was occasioned BY heavy
rains throughout Ohio and Western Penn
sylvania on the 18th and 18th.
Near Bradford, Penn, on the 18th, mag
azine containing 70 pounds Of glycerine and
100 pounds OF dynamite exploded, and u.
b. Pulver, ,. u. Burkholder, Andrew r.
Higgins and Charley Page were blown into
fragments.
Charles r. stickney, President OF the
Massasoit National Bank and Of the Manu-
facturers' Gas Company, Il the last promi-
nert defaulfer unearthed at Fall River,
Mass. His Irregularities" are variousiy
estimated al from $5O,ooo TO SjO0000--prob-
ably nearer the latter amount than the
former. lie was associated with Chace and
Hathaway in many OF their transactions,
and his failure will ruin several reputable
firms with whom he was connected.
Rev. II. III. Hayden Il on trial at Madison,
New Haven County, Conn, for the murder
Of Mary y. stannard, young girl with
whom II Il alleged be had been criminally
intimate. She was found with her throat
cut In lot near her fathers house, and II Is
proven that the prisoner was IN that vicinity
on the day Of the murder. Prof. White, Of
Yale College, testified that a micrcscopical
examination OF the blade Of knife taken
from the prisoner revealed human blood
corpusclcs, and that they were identical with
those found on the sun-bonnet OF the MUIR
dered girl . section Of the murdered girls
neck was also produced in court, and the
Professor further testified that the cut was
such a. could have been made with the knife
In question. The circumstantial evidence
against the accused l. considered very Grim
mating.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27
Miles on Miles Of Clouds ~ VINCE
Ants.

On the afternoon Of Aug. ~ 4 spcc.a-
Gle was witnessed by Dan>yillians IT.
semblirg one OF four years AGO in char
acter but greatly exceeding it in mAgn-
tude. Clouds 81 small winged anti
blackened the atmosphere il perperdic-
ular streaks, extending north and south
an apparent distance Of five or six
miles, and perpendicularly from nesr
the earth about mile upward, AID
moved rapidly from east TO west wit
the wind from o'clock until il was to-
dark 70 see them, 50 that the vast insect
flock must have been over IS miles in
length. Mapy Of them settled down =
the village, very thickly in spots, bu:
not nearly so thickly As in 1874 The
most Of them were very small, but manY
were as large as large ant, and some
Of those large ones were without wings,
the wings probably having dropped or-
Occasionally one of the clouds. ieT
feet in thickness. would be seen NOV
Ing rapidly downward as well a. west
ward. while others would keep right o.
We have found no Dansvillian WIZ
recollecis any phenomena Of the kind
except the one Of 1871, which Occurred
Sept. 4 Of that year, early in the even.
inc. Dansriile N. Nv Advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

However ineffective, however thwarted. w,,,
whatever reserve spoken, however lud,eron,.s-
~ executed, II was AZ least word SPOKE Il
behalf % an essential reform.
These acts deserve the warmer commend.
tion. for they we're done against spccial ~ !
position. They have aiienated par,i.ss,
friends, broken. united support, ana AZ.
yided, perhaps fatally, the Republican ar.
ganixafion.
They have demonstrated the utter lmno..
sibility Of the Republican party reformln,
itself. And II he has utterly DESTROYED II "
has fulfilled, as think, the measure y, /,
good mans usefulness 10 his country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

Another horrible colliery explosion occur
red at Abercorne, near Newport. Mon
mouthshire, Wales, on the 18th, BY which
some 30S lives were lost out 81 81 men en-
gagged in the mine.
Minister Ncyes has opened public sub
~cription In Paris for the yellow fever -uf-
ferers-
Gen. Phillipoyitch has been forced BY the
exigencies Of the campaign in Bosnia 10
transfer his headquarters from Serannieva
10 Brod, retrogade movement which has
excited great and unfayorable comment in
Vienna.
The editor OF the Bonapartist journal, IL
Pays, has been fined 500 and imprisoned
three months for insulting President Mac
Mahon.
The Grand Council Of Switzerland ha~
granted amnesty 70 80 Catholic priests de-
priyed OF their Iivings, in 1873. for refusing
10 comply with the requirements OF the
state.
According 10 recent yienna adyices Il j.
clearly intended 70 crush the resistance in
Bosnia BY overwhelming masses. Berneeke,
on the Save. il being bombarded. Russia
has urged Austria 10 declare. the annexa-
iion Of Bosnia, but Austria, however, adj
heres to the occupation in accordance with
the treaty Of Berlin.
An interesting debate on the anti-Soclsl-
lot bin opened in the German Reichstag on
the 18th. Herr Bebel made striking speech
In opposition 70 the bill, In which he charg-
ed the Government with having few years
ago intrigued with SocialIstic leaders, and
made numerous spicy revelations in refer
ence thereto. Count Won Gutenberg. Min
lister Of the Interior, made not very sue
cessful effort TO defend the Government,
when Bismarck himself arose and made an
energetic speech, advocating the passage Of
the bill and denying seriaiim the allegations
made by Herr Bebel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

The Canton (Ohio) Repository of
Sept. ; says. ave are informed BY a
gentleman who came from Canal Dover
this morning, that during q violent
storm which visited that place last even
ing, the pavilion Of the Sells Brothers
Circus, which was performing there,
was blown over, and being ignited BY
the lamps, was partially consumed BY
fire, and that the band-wagon was Sc
riously damaged BY the flames. The
scene of terror and confusion which fol-
lowed is represented as beyond the pow
er Of description, though, fortunately,
no lives were lost and no serious injury
was inflicted upon any member Of the
large assemblagc.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

september returns TO the Department OF
Agriculture give the average condition OF
the corn crop At % against 50 in August. II
l. slightly above the condition reported in
September, 1877, which was 81. The crop
held its own in the northern portion OF the
Atlantic slope and on the Pacific coast. Ii
slightly improved in States north OF the Ohio,
but fell OF 10 per cent. in States west Of
the Mississippi. The Southern States as a
whole fell OF about 3 per cent September
returns indicate an average Of :. in the con-
dition OF the wheat crop, agains. ?. in sep
TENDER, - The reduction i mostly due
70 disasters to the spring wheat crop in the
Northwest a preliminary examination OF
acreage indicates that the breadth sown in
ISIS was about one-sixth greater than in
1877. This will more than compensate the
loss from decline in condition. and may
probably bring up the rieId 70 the popular
estimate Of i00,co0,000 bushels
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

II seems 70 be settled In South Carolina
that Wade Hampton viii succeed Patterson
IN the senate.
20, Milwaukee and -. Paul Railroad. blew
out his brains u the Parker House, Boston.
on the 18th. Mr.. Hin was about 70 years Of
are, Of wide acquaintance and highly es-
teemed, and there il no known reason for bis
having taken his life.
The Butler delegates 10 the Massachusetts,
Democratic State Convention. which was
called 70 meet ~ Nechanics' Hall, worces-
ter, on the 18th, BY strategic movement
secured possession Of the nall At about day.
break. and had fully organized before the
members OF the State Committee and the
anti-Butler delegates put in their appear
amer. The State Committee having made .
formal demand for possession ofthe hall and
being unable to obtain IL, issued . proclama-
tion declaring the holding Of the convention
TO be postponed until the 18Th, II Faneuil
Hall, Boston. The Butler Convention mean
while went on and nominated . full State
ticket, headed BY Gen. Butler for Governor,
and adopted platform declaring their adj
herence TO Democratic principles, and re-
ferring especially 70 Gen. Buffers recent adj
dress in which he has promised 70 UNDER
take the correction Of all abuses which afIiict
the Commonwealth
Ex-Secretary Robson has been nominst-
ed for Congress BY the Republicans Of the
First New Jersey District.
The Connecticut Democratic State Con-
vention, held on the 18th, nominated State
ticket headed by Erhart ID. Hubbard for
Governor. The platform denounces the al
legged frauds by which Hayes was elevated
to the Presidential chair, recognizes gold
and silver a. the standard money of the
United States and declares that whatever
currency i issued shall be for the benefit OF
the whole people; declares the so-called Re-
sumption act as rzncalled for and unwise
and not demanded by those laws OF trade
which govern with unerring certainty the
finances ola country.
The town OF Mary's Landing, \. j., was
submerged on the night OF the 10th by the
bursting Of \ dam on Egg Harbor River
Several lives were lost and much property
destroyed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

Matilda Stanley, known A. the Gypsy
Queen. and recognized a. such BY all the
tribes throughout the United STATES, was
buried At Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, y,
on the 18th. The Queen was woman OF
great influence among her race she died In
vicksburg last winter and her body was
embalmed and preserved until the present
time for burial. Representatives OF all the
prominent Gypsy families In the United
States and Canada were present and assisted
At the ceremonies, which were very i'm
pressive.
light frost occurred on the night OF the
18th Is far south a. the vicinity Of vicks-
burg.
A most horrible crime IL reported from
the vicinity Of Hockey, Harris County,
Texas, in . special 70 the St. Louis Globe
Democrat. George Lynch, = respectable
farmer, lived with his eight children. his
wife being dead, In cottage seven miles
from town. His eldest child was daugh-
ter aged Il, his youngest mere infant One
night recently Mr.. Lynch was awakened BY
pistol shot, fired by an unknown man.
! The ball struck him in the breast, and, up
on his attempting to grapple with the as
sassin, q second shot was fired, entering
beneath mis- collar-bone and rendering him
unconscious. When he came to he was ~
| ing in lane outside Of the premises. His
| house had been set on fire and was nearly
burned to the ground, and the agonized IA
Their was unable to 90 10 the relief Of bis
children. The following morning the dead
bodies were exhumed by the neighbors and
sufficient evidence gathered 10 show that
probably every one Of the inmates had beer
Drained with Ratchet. Suspicion rests on
young man by the name Of Boatware, with
whom Lynch had had q difficulty. Lynch
will probably recover.
At Lasalle, H., on the afternoon Of tbs
18th, the driver OF the United States Express
wagon was set upon by three ruthans, who
mounted his wagon, strangled and chloro'
formed him, and secured possession OF !
package containing $4,000, consigned by
the First National Bank Of Chicago 10 ths
Matthison 4 Heghler Zinc Company OF La
Sale. This il the account the driver give
III the affair, but there were no other Wit
nesses besides the alleged participants.
Amob OF colored men broke open the Iai
at st. Charles Court house, La, on the nigh
Of the 14th, and taking out white prisoner
named valcour ST. Martin, who had killes
colored man in an ARRAY, they riddled hi
body with bullets. ST. Martin was formerl.
Deputy Sheriff.
Additional Congressional nominations
Missouri-First District, Henry Ziegenhein
Republican; Third, Lyme s. Metczlfe,s Re
uuhlican. Sfxrh Charles a. Rurton Reuuh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

ado not marry widower,' said ins
old lady. a ready-made family \
like plate Of Geld potatoes .Oh'
I'll soon warm them over. rep led Ine
damsel, and she did Sfiilrater L-m-
berya1n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

"A girl may be toe hrsy to dust down
the mantle-shclf, but always has plenty
Of time 10 devote an hour TO tying q
cross-leggcd bowknot in wide pink rib
bon with blue edges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-10

Our new Governor was formally clothed
with his high Office on New-Year's day,
amid unusual demonstrations Of rejoicing,
both military and civil. His inaugural ad.
dress has attracted much attention outside
of Virginia as well as within, ana with very
few exceptions the public pressis hearty in
it's expressions OF approval. On the sub
ject of the State debt the trumpet of Gov
ernor Holiday utters no uncertain sound.
He stands squarely up to, the question,
and insists that there is but one honest way
of dealing with the debt-that is to pay it.
Far be the day when Virginia shall have
upon her forehead the disgrace and the
shame Of repudiating single dollar that is
rightfulIy due to any man!
While the people Of this Commonwealth
welcome to his seat chief magistrate whose
character and history are pledge OF g what
soeyer things are true, and honest, and Just,
and pure, and OF good report. /" they also
part with their late Governor with senti.
ments OF profound respect and good will
The name Of Governor Kemper deserves q
high place among his predecessors, for the
integrity, ability and firmness with which
be has held the helm of the State during
four years of almost unexampled financial
DEPRESSION Central Presbyterian. l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-10
FIN ISL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-10
ByGoddip, Warren & Co.. Auctioieers,
HOG Main street.
T,RUsTERs SALE OF SMALL FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
Il TENEMENT AND LOT ON HARVIE
STREET. NEAR ROBINSON STREET. IN THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue
or the provisit Ds OF a deed Of trust executed by
Henry Moore to The subscriber as trustee, bearing
daie 18th December, 1876. to secure the payment OF
certain negotiable note therein specified, In which
default has been made, and being thereto required
Shall procee to sell ON THURSDAY the 10th day
OF January, 1873, upon the premises. at O'Clock
r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed ami desci ibed
in snid deed, as folows-to-wiI: sAll that certain
LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements there
on. lying and being In the county of Henrco In the
town of Sidney, ON Haryle street, fronting on the
north side of said Harvie street % feet and extend
ing back within parallel lines ID feet being the
same real estate conveyed to the said Moore by
James c. Hardy and wife.
TERMS: At sale. ~ JAMES E. GODDlN,
de 90 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-10
BY Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and huct!oneer,
11oS Main street.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
Ill ZIG WEST GRACE STREET., FOR SALE
AT AuCTION.-At the request of the owner will
offer for sale at auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, January 10, 1875 at 4 O'Clock P.
NJ, the very desiI able STOCK. Brick DWELL:
ING located as above, and now occupied by Colonel
K. B. Berkeley. The house :, entirely new and con-
tains eight rooms besides kitchen In the wing, bath
room. closets. &C.. and is In nice condition. LOT
fronts II S-l2 feet by / 90 feet to an alley.
This property Is III one Of the best neignborhoods
IN the West End, and is rapidly increasing in value
from the many improvements going OIL in that
section.
THE TERMS will he most advantageous to the
purchaser; one fourth cash; the balance at one.
two and three years. secured by deed of trust and
SIX per cent added to the negotiable NOTES for defer
red payments FRANK D. BILL.
ja6 Auctioneer.