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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-02
Vege&ine.
DOCTORS REPORT.

DIR. CHAs. M. DUDDENHAUsEN. Apothecary.
u, , Evansville, Ind
The doctor writes: have 4 large number of
good customers who take Vcgetinc. They all
speak we'll 81 1t. know 1t Is a good medicine
Tor the complaints for which 1t is recon-
mcndcd. ..
December 81 1877.
VEGETINE IS great panacca for our aged
laIncfS ana nothcrs for 1t gives them
strcngth, qulcts their nerves, and gives them
natures sweet sleep.
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u +. STEIGER,
d. Real Estate Auctioneer, GIL 7th st,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
OF SEVENTH STREET ROAD. Between
HOWARD UNIVERSITY AND SCHUE r
DWELLING, FRAME STABLE, SLAUGH
TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACRE OF GROUND.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated April 6. II
1877, and duly recorded In Liber No. 844 f..5
Foho AT, ct seq. one OF the land records for ..i
The District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, We will sell at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
September 11th, A. D. 1878, at O'Clock D. M, the
following described real estate situate the coun-
~ OF Washington, in said District, viz. All that
p ece or parcel of land lying the east side of 7th
street road. b4tween Howard University and the
SchuefZen Park, and south of and adjoining John
b. Click IS southern line, being the north one-haif
OF that part Of Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John
Hakersmith, by deeds dated respectively Septem-
ben 8, 1854, and May /, 1876 and recorded respec-
lively In Lieer 4. N. H., No. IL. Folio 1856, and
Liber 621. Folio &c. of said land records, Contain
Ing one acre o. ground, more or less, with the i'm
p Ovements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. fof which $3.50
must be paid at time of sale;) and the balance in
one and two years, In equal pay ments to be secured
by purchaser notes, hearing 8 per cent. interest
from day OF sale. and payable semi-a nnually until
PAID, and deed of trust on the property sold.
nVeyanclng and recording at purchasers cost
II terms OF sale are not complied with in ak DAYS
after sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD, (n-,..
aug31-dfdbs WIN. r. HOFFMAN. Irus1ees.
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to thu
North. Northwest, West
and Southwest.

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
North. Northwest, West
and Southwest.
TO TAKE EF Feet SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1878.
Leave WAsHINaTON:
Express: ETiieott City. On Sunday to Baltimore
only Stops at !shiGlsy's Laurel An1apolis
$50 :. m.eBaItimSre annapolis and Way.
C1anb err str as winchester Hasers
t7:4o a. m nn mo and Laurel Express.
$40 a. m.mPoint OF Rocks, Cranberry strasburg.
$50 m.-New York. PhlIadslphis. Boston and
Baltimore K1press: Pdrlor Car TO New York
nou s0 En.so sS
b. ssss "a obs sssss "a; 70
e ssad SsS Sa s.e Baltimore
1000 a. ni.-Baltimore Express. Stops st Ba-
den Bsltsy11ls: Laurel Annapolis juno
1a:l9 q m:-Baltlmore' Annapolis, Eiioott City
Express. ON sundays to Baltimore only. stop
ping at all Stations Stops at Laurel.
Exp;ess: Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
t4ss p. @.@foint of Rocks, Frederick, H.ssrs-
days to Point Of Rocks and Wav stations only.
t44op. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and way Sta
10 80 p. m.-Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
No f Re sS2aay Eo
+s:50p. m.-BaIiimore and Way stations:
Slsepi.o cars 10 Chicago. ''
iS:10p m.-Baltmore Express.
Pit1sburg Express. Pittsburg, except sunday.
more cypress. sleeping car to New S York. and
sRfa Car daS SUNDAY
All trains StODas Reiay StatiON. ia10
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United STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

virtue Of two writs Of era facias issued out of
the Clerks ONCE OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
public SAFE, for cash in front Of the premises de-
seribed below; on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF
september, 1873. at IL O'Clock am, all the right,
title claim ana interest of the defendant in and to
the following-described property, to wit: all the
improvements on lot II, In square 322 cOusisting
Of two one.story Brick BUILDINGS, being Nos.
4 bSe ana TO tlth St and three and
square 322, being Nos. At, 4l8. 81 AS, 498 and
~ l2th st. NV, Washington, D. c., seized and
levied upon as the property Of James e. Turton,
OF samuel Ker, and execution No. 19 488 In law,
- FRED'K DoUGIHss, U. 8. Marshal d. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer. aug29-dts
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Keep your patients alive" said an old
doctor to graduating class of students dead
men pay NO bills
1@A fat woman Of COrinth, Miss, drank
ash bark tea to make her lean, and she skipped
Tor the better land Just two hours ahead Of .
lean woman ". was eating gum-arabic to
make her rat.
A"Beforewe were married." said he, she
used TO say by-bye so sweetly as went down
the steps!". "And what does she say now?''
asked his friend. 'Oh, just the same-buy,
buy" sOh! see? she only exercises differ
emit spell over you
1TThe pedagogical plate-r asser in the
White Mountains is surpassed In the Chicago
restaurant. While a customer was expressing
his view somewhat strongly to waiter, the
talk to him that way. BE used to be governor
Of Oregon, and such treatment naturally hurts
his fes. ings,"
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DIED

ASH. On Monday. September 2l, 1873 OF apo
pleNy, FRANCIS l.. ASH. in the fortyfi nth year Of
his sge.
His funeral win take place on Wedns sdsy even
ing. al 4 p. m, from Grace CRurch, Georgetown.
High street. below Bridge street Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend.
FOLEY. On Tuesday morning. September Sd,
1873. after q short iilness PATRRk FOLEY, aged
iorty-tbree Years.
His funeral will take pace from his late resi-
dence, No. 10 r street borth west. on the 9th IN
slant al O'Clock p. m. Friends oil the famtiy
are invited to attend.
OFFUTT. Died ut his residence lfriendshi y,
o'clocl Monday morning. September q 1873 Hill
LEARY l., OFFUTT. " his stxty-thfrd year.
Funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery. 1t II o'clock
Wednesday. Friends OF the family invited TO at-
t2nd.
O,CoNNoR. On the morning OF September "a,
1878 at 3o'clock a. m MARY ELLEN, youngea&
daughter OF Charles ana Bridget O'Connor aged
I ear, 8mCnths and 81 days.
Funeral viii take place from her parents resi-
dence, eos street northwest, on Wednesday. 4th
instant, at 3 o elo( D. m. Friends and acQuAint-
ance are invited 10 attend.
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PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WAAH.
N6TDN AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYD1's
Linn FOR BOSTON, PRovIDANC1. AID
NV ENGLAND STAIRS.
S0tlSsS Days.
Prom Rnils1e lhiaE SATURDAY, It m.
Prom Gecreetcwr-MondAy, 1t pm.
Freizhs received daily: Through
Bills OF lstiing given TO Boston and
Providence, aud Fan River. Con-
stXnees wishing their goods landed - Georgetown
wharf vin ple.se have them MARRIED "GtorSs-
For full Information apply to J. II. JOB Ne0k
. CO., lSDz r street northwest, and 18th street
Wharf, Washington, ID. CT u. y. HYDE 1g vs.
Ger street. GEORGETOWN, DC; WIN. r. CLYDE
delphia. mArOy
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THOs; 81 CALLAN, rrrs+o..
r T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRT TsEEEs SAVE . Ok psE EsJ
LING, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR-
TENTH STREET WEST. NEAR tn E
CIRCLE AND IMMEpIATELY SOUTH
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated July -
10Th, A. d. 1875, duly recorded In Liber No. a4I
193, folio SO, one Of the land records for the ~.
District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
ton, In front Of the premises; on THURSDAY,
september 3. 1873, at O'Clock p M. the follow
Ing described real estate, situate in the city Of
lot istssled o. =, Of John Q: Evans recorded sub
square numbered two hundred and forty-ssven
CAD. together with the Improvements, &c
Terms: s. 500, with interest at nine CO., per cent
per annnm from January 10. 1873 to the day Of
at Twelve (12J and twenty -four (24) months. for
which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing Dor
cent. interest," and secured BY deed Of trust on the
be required OF the purchaser at the time Of sale,
ana al c0nyeyAncing at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with In seven days, otherwise tie
the risk and cost OF the defaultns purchaser, alter
R REnikI & b4 - WARMER, Trustees.
II so desired, the purchaser can have loan
Oh the above property, Of 81. 800, ct 8 per cent.
AuG18-f, t. Ads
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUEsDAY..........se September 8, 1875:

SNC1 ADvKRTIeIN0.-HuionS OF dollars sre
annually thrown away In this country In useless
and Nlegitimate advertising. The experience Of
al euterprSng and successful business men Il that
nothing reuays % well the money invested q adver
Using In paper which HvKRYBoDY reads. That
Ii the true WY to secure publicity The best bus.
ness men Know the value Of Advertising In such .
papef-snd such paper ID TIE EVENING star.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion 70 the
population OF the city In which II Is printed Of any
paper In the word. II practically eossvs ~
sehols Reid.
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Scraps from the Cincinnati Break.
fast Table.


II belong to no party" says Ben. Butler.
And all parties are satisfied.
1t Is darkest just before day, but Sambo saws
that 1t is the very time when a chicken is the
widest awake.
Washington never hired brass band to ser.
enade him, and that's why, we suppose, he
never made speech.
The Albany Times calls his contemporary of
the Argus I" bald headed snipe OF tho valley"
Charles Reade Is responsible for this.
People who have been to the springs, the
lakes, and the seasides are now opening the
front window shutters and Coming in from
their summer retreats on the back StoOpS
Judgment should take its time in shooting
out the facts before it condemns man simply
on account Of the company he happens to be
found in. A writer for this paper slept between
a couple OF congressman the other night, but
it was in a sleeping car, and there was no other
berth TO be had.
Several ladies, with gentlemen friends, from
one OF our suburban villages, visited Niagara
a lew days ago, expecting TO spend eleven
hours in viewing this wonderful work #
Nature. The train detained hem, and they
Only had three hours for the visit, which they
spent in junk shop buying Indian curiositi -
Tley will go see the Falls some other time.
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DHOPOsALs FOB MAIL-LOCKs.
PosT OEr1Cr urp.pr,,p>-r

:. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August l5 1878
sepa! ate seaie proposals will be received At this
DEPARTMENT until IL O'Clock lNron on the 10Th day
q March, 1879, for furnishing four new and
different kinds of Locks and Keys for the sole and
xeIiisive ue of the Unite, states malls, Incl I'd
Ing besites those to be used fvr mail bags such as
Uri'ed States.
AS he pubic exposure and searching examina-
ion necessary TO intelligent bidding on any pre-
scriteh .nodel OF . lock aud Key would tend to inn
PAIR II not entirely destroy, the further utility of
all such LOCKS and Keys for the purposes of the
mails, the P0stmaster-G anerai prescribe3 no
nGcels or samples for bidders, but relies for a
selection on the mechanical ingenuity and skill
Which q fair competition am ing inventors hereby
invited, may develope in samples submitted by
them. ~
Sps cihcations OF requirements as to proposals,
pies, binds ard Quantities of locss aud keys,
contracts &c, ill be furnished ON apple alton by
letter to the SecOud Assistant Postmaster neral
No proposal " ill be considered which Is not sub
united in accordance with such specifications and
forms of pr p sal.
TIL" cnntrscts which nay be made are to ba in
conforn ity with the specifications aad accepted
proposals.
ID. II. KEY.
auo2o-1aW6~ postmaster &e leral.
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Not THE GOOSE FOR HER SET. was
riding with Charles Dickens one day when he
,uddenly woke the echoes with one of his
bursts OF laughter. On my asking with the
smile of anticipation, what the Joke was. he
took from his pocket a letter Just received
from Harriet Martineau, who was staying at
Iynemouth for her health, and who had noted
the following incident life in lodgings: In
the same house as the authoress were sOjourn-
ing good-natured woman, comfortable in
person and in circumstances, and not a little
vulgar, and, on the floor above, lady in deli
cate health, of Straitened income, but of dis.
trguished connections, as she proclaimed to
the Tynemouth world. AS Mrs. A. below was
sitting down one day all alone to her midday
dinner OF roast goose, it seemed to the good
soul that even her enjoyment of SO excellent a
bird would be increased by participation vii h
the solitary, sickly and ill-fed Mrs. B. above
She therefore cut some delicate slices from
the breast and sent them up between two hot
plates, accompanied by sage and onions and
gravy and her compliments, by the hands of
Betty, the maid. There was an Ominous, an
awful pause Of some duration, and then Betty
came down again, paler, with the luncheon
untouched between the two hot plates, and on
the top of them the note which was to this eff.
feet, verbatim: Mrs. B. will thank Mrs. A.
to disseminate her goose in her own sphere -
London World.
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wight lived and see my husband. Ic.ma q,
r rnds oecision one night, and went into Mud !.
tian cary In the morning 10 tell her my inien'
IV expected she would laugh at me hu, 4
s shlh s she guessed something was wrong for
49, seemed glad to hear IL and helped me IN
tss mar NEW things and set OF in time to catch
| III was three hours Journey. They seema,
t h,ba years 10 me, for the nearer got Ia INV
n9s ss, the more impatient was g see h m
| AT last We got to Melton, a largish town az
course, as was not expected there was vi ~.
one 10 meet me, so took a fiy 70 Mr." C,r,
wnshts house, where arrived about three
learned afterwards that Andrew was wiz,
his mofeer in the drawing. room when 7 5rn.s.
Up. but thinking 1 was only visitor. he az
eaped inte ahosher room, 50 found my moth
BY her side was some OF my husbands
socks. which she was darning. socks whica \
which now lCaged 10 snatch away from his
mother. His desk stood open, . letter 10 ma
which he was writing lying on IL.
~, Inc servant announced me as Mrs. Andrews.
nv voice falling az gave my name, SO that
MIS-. cartwright held up her hands in aston
iSnm Me- t when she saw who IL was.
uoS my N dear Nelly Has ANYTHING happened.
how III You look! What is ito sheexeiained.
~aht my husband" ! gasped, sinking on
=, 4;s CHAIR, for thought should have fallen.
The room feel sure now She guessed ali a hont
u ana can never thank her enough for for
gearing 10 worry me With questions as 10 what
She came back in a few moments with q
glass OF wine, which she made me drink of
saying she would send him 10 me al once IL 4
TOOK IL. complied, and she went for him in
another minute heard his step outside the
door, and then he came In WV
Nelly, my loye-my darling, what is it," he
cried as rushed into his outStrcic hed arms
and hid my face on his breast sohbing bitter
~. For some moments could not speak. at
last recovered myself enough 10 sob out:
"Oh, Andrew. my love. my dear love, can
you ever forgive me- l came TO ask Won aud
10 tell you can't live without YOU" 1 would
Lave said more, but his kisses stopped nv
mouth, and when AT length he let me 20 there
were other tears upon my cheeks besides NV
own.
That was the happiest hour OF my life. in
spite OF my tears; and before my mother in
law again Joined uS, which She diScreetly
avoided doing till dinner time. 1 had poured
out all had To tell into my husbands ears:
and had learned from him that ne had left
me 10 try What effect his absence would have
on NE: for he had felt for some time that my
pride was the great barrier he had 10 over
come 10 Win my love.
lie had Judged right. He was too generous
10 tell me how much he had suffered from INV
lndlference, but know II must have grieved
him terribly. Tie is different man now, he
looks SO happy, aud I know he would not
change places With any one on earth We
went back 10 the rectory the next day, but We
could not persuade Mrs. Cartwright ID come
with us; she said We were best alone, ami
think she was right C1SSet'S .Nsga.tas
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AN INCIDENT OF THE PLAGUE.-At the cor
ner OF st. Joseph and Baronne the reporter
entered a room on the ground floor of two
story brick building. On a crib lay boy ap-
parently about thirteen years of age. whose
tOSsingS and twitchings were watched over by
the wet eyes of the mother told the tale
Mistaking the identity of the reporter for a
doctor she, with no little emotion, said: "Oh.
the poor little sufferer was found to be breath
ing stertorously, his eyes fixed, and evidently
with but short time to live. doctor. do tell
me-" said the mother, ''how long can he Iivee
He was a good boy, and would not associate
with bad boys. He was one Of the best boys
in the world" The sun sianted down in the
western sky, the shadows of the houses and
fences heightened out, the quiet of our short
twilight stole over the streets, and as mother
beloved little one, without a warning. its
spirit, in quietude and peace, left it's habta-
ton, and, with those gone before, entered into
the great unknown w0rld.-[N elo Orleans
Democrat.
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r b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-srORY FRAME
OWELLIN6-No. OIL STREET NORTH

By virtue Of q deed of trust dated August -
$50, A: D: 1871, duly recorded in Liber No f..j
district Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. shall sell At public auc-
t1on, In front OF the premises. on MONDAY, Sep
tain parcel Of ground. situate In the city Of wash
s r. D. Rnowe Is lot nI%6ersd ainstsen
numbered three hundred and sixty-seven $3.50,
together with the improvements, &c.
and Ii months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust On the property sold, all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser; $l00 deposit at time OF sale, and
all conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with in days, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the properly at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after I've days
advertisement.
CHARLES A. JAMES, Trustee
j. T. COLDW ELL. Saasman auo1lQ dtd
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
DIfWgBS NEW Y0RI AVID LIVBRP0oI.
CALSIE3 AZ OORK HARBOH

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Algata..M Sd. Sept Boihnia..: We'd. Oci. 3
.Rus:ia. We, Sep; y AIgeria. Wsd., Oct. 9
And Every Following "Wednesday from New Yosk.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
6y 9eamers carrying steerAge. 30 md loo eon,
according TO sccommodatoos.
No oteofAze.
By steamers not carrying aeeRAee, 10, 500 ana
810Q gold. according 70 accommodation.
Tickets 70 Paris, Sl6, gold, additional.
Return tickets On favorable tegma.
eteeGAGe NJ very low rates. 1teexage tickets from
Livelpo0 md Queenstown end ID other para d
Europe at lowest rates,
Through bills Of isdine gfvsn for BeifAsa 0las-
NV, dAvra, Antwerp And othef ports @ tho Con-
0Qent, and Tor 4eGitorfanean poeA
!os nssht ana passage apply . th1 Onmpeny'l
01ce, NO Rowling 9feen, or nolA Gtee91Ge aQo
i5G-T tHxs. Q. 1RAHCxLxx. Asna M,
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A LIVING GLACIER IN CoLoRADo.-We
camped one night at a very pretty little lake
e wSo sans s s OF he
or night, not satisfied with their long days
ride. clambered to the summit of the cele-
brated Wind river peak, just above US. They
just under the peak on the north side. The
snow is considerably melted on the peak, and
Enthusiastically from the white crust doomed
seams Of dirt and grave fooWng Systematic
curves, showing that the center moves faster
than the sides: 1t was an unexpected sight,
and made quite an in the esoMd
coverers, reinforced by the incredulous of The
party, retraced their steps, and saw the mag
niicent spectacle with their own eyes. 1t is
supposed that this is the first, at least one Of
the first, living glaciers ever found in the in
terror of our centinent.-G Correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Commercial.
FINED FOR MARRYING MINOR.-An inter-
esting case was arbitrated on Saturday at
%9 ra Som dns aWHb in the
land county, Pa. The defendant was the Rev.
7. N. Eaton, pastor of the Nj. f. church of
Brownsville. The latter was charged with
tiff's, and having failed to fulfill the law which
requires him to inquire as to the age OF the
contracting parties, and in the event of one OF
several weeks preceding the ceremony. This
law is very old, and said to antedate by several
wears the Independence Of the United States
The marriage was performed some ago, Miss
Thomas being the bride and Mr.. Cummings, of
West Newton, the bridegroom. Mr.. Thomas
did not regard his daughters alliance with
favor. After hearing all the evidence the
arbitratOrs found for the plaintiff in the sum
of ESQ, which Is the exact amount fixed by the
law under which the case was tried, no dis
cretiOnary power to increase or lessen the fine
being vested In the jury Fdyette Repub1t-
can.
A TRAMP SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the New York Times from
Madison, Wis, August 29, says Peter Decell,
alias Gilbert, a tramp fiddler, haililg from
DannemOra, Clinton county, n. Y. invaded
this state about two years ago. He became
acquainted with a pretty girl, II years of age,
named Hattie Seymour, the daughter of a
widow, living In the town OF Rutland. near
this city, and induced her to marry him, she
being heir to $780, which he expected would
fall into his hands ON their marriage, his in
tent being to run away with the cash. The
girls guardian, however, obtained an order
from the court. enlOining him not to pay the
money until the girl was q years of age. De,
cell CONTINUED to live with the girl and treated
her cruelty. Two or three days ago accidental
evidence turned up that he had q wife aud
children in Dannem0fa. He fed from the off,
GERS of justice, but after hot chase and a
fight was captured. He confessed his CRIME
and was to-day sentenced by the Municipal
Court OF this city to three years In the Wiscon-
sin prison at Waupun.
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MARTIN M ROHKER, trustees.
aug24 -eO&ds
r. j. sTELLwAGEN, Auctioneer, 6ls 7th St.

n
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND
BASEMEMT RICK DWELLIN4, ON
32), between North Capitol street and New
Jes sey avenue northwest.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated August -
18th 1915, and duly recorded in Liber No. f.:S
826, folio No. 1853 one Of the land records for E1
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and at
the written request OF the party secured thereby,
we will sell at public auction, in front of the prem
A.D. 1873, at 6k O'Clock pm. all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground lying and being in WASH
known and distinguished IS lot numbered seventy.
four ga, In Abner B. kelly's recorded subdivfs-
and twenty eight (628), together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF q (nearly new) twe-
cOnveniences.
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance In one
and two years, at per cent interest Dor annum
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
One hundred dollars required at time OF sale, and
all convey ancing at purchasers cost. Terms to he
complied with In seven days.
MABLON ASHFORD, 1n.
aA. eO&ds MARTIN N. ROHRER trustees.
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

VALUA BILE IMPROVEDPROPER FRONT
ING ON ELEVENTH STREET., BETWEEN
q AND STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On TH URSDAY, September 9th, at $50 II
O'CLOCK p. M, shall sell, In front of the prem ion
ises: south half OF Lot No. g. In Square 345 e:iA
having 20 feet inches front by 80 feet 10s inches
Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One-th cash: balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty months for notes bearing
interest at per cent. per annum and secured by a
deed OF trust on property sold. All conveyancing
at purchasers cost. 500 down on day of sale.
SEQ WASH. 8. WILLIAMS Auct.