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! orturea 90 Celebrate the Fourth q


Al tne re porter OF the New York World who
nSu ~ osAe Ine census OF Fourth OF July acct.
gents had visited Pennsylvania Hospital on
Monday afternoon he could have seen ana heard
ore burnt onerfng that was lingering ont IN
Demeless torture In honor OF the day To he
shot down In battle is one thing that ali SOL
diers are pi epared for; but TO be burned alive
ard yet not die, for ten days OF agony is a sort
OF sacrifice 10 American independence that
equals savage torture, and that very few peo-
pie could bear TO think OF or TO realize. Yet all
through the hot days or last week a woman Law
in the surgical ward OF Pennsylvania Hospital
burned In her limbs and chest and back almost
ment agony. A skilful physician and two de-
voted nurses, watching and tending her night
and day, could DO nothing TO prevent the poor
SCARED ana ollstered BODY from tarning TO liv-
A vigorous constitution that was marked for
long life prolonged the agonized struggle from
DAY 10 day. She was the mother OF children
who came to stand by her bedside ard TO whom
her life was needful Not ''butchered TO make
Roman holiday" but burnt to celebrate the
american Independence Day: andyet the glad
ing victims, and the barbarous old EN- Dire was
more merciful than the Fourth OF July here In
1879. She was only poor colored woman,
whose dress was set fire TO by some boys throw
ing IRE crackers under her skirts In wanton
sport. And yet this week OF torture, lived
through In that corridor OF the old hospital.
ought to brand Itself upon public sentiment, 50
that Adel1ne Wilson may be the last martyr to
such parbarous sport. When IL was only
houses and shops and property that were en-
dangered by the barbarous fire-cracker riot the
Mayor and the police and the people could az
fofd 10 be amiabie about IL, or thought they
could, which amounts TO the same thing. The
Uaiilc Ia IRE crackers went on by virtue or
United States law; but the firing or them went
on 100, altnough the ordinance against IL was
fully proclaimed. So long as the proclamation
Is mere thing or sound meaning nothing, the
boys VIII snap their fingers at the ordinance,
and so long as fi-e-crackers NAV be sold without
interference In this Imported packages and there
is DO police regulation 10 prevent the retail
trade, Just so long Will there be a temptation
TO the boys TO buy them and fire them But
this retailing, being within reach OF state and
municipal regulation, ought TO be hampered
and crippled and hamstrung In every possible
way until there will be no inducemen MT for i'm
porters 10 bring them from heather China. The
abomlnable custom becomes more deadly than
The pistol, even with all the so-called "acci-
cents" OF the Fourth" because OF this new
discovery that any young ruffian can put to
the most horrible death whichever one OF the
women Passing by he chooses TO aim az TO cele-
pirate the Fourth by fre.-i Philadelphia Ledger,
JULY 18th
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tE-"John, did you take the note TO NJ:
JoIes?" "Yes; but l don't think be can ro10
IT." why so. John?r because he Is blino ST
While / was IN the room he axed me two
where my hat was, and It was on my head ~
the ume."
rThe rev formula OF asking a friend 4
drink at Manhattan beach Is to say, "Let us 81
low gold is selling" The friends repair to {
private dining-room OF the hotel, on the door q
which are the words, ''Goid room" Within 4
an eiegantly-ritted sample-room. The next m
quiry Is "What stock are you buying" Thed
things so Oh as in other bar-roomS.
tF- There is q curious class of knives OF tn
sixteenth century called grace knives, tn
blade OF which has On one side the musical
notes 10 the benediction OF the table, or graC(
before meat, and on the other the grace aftol
meat. The set OF these knives usually consiste(
OF four. They were kept In an upright case q
stamped leather, and were placed before tn
singer according to the adaptation OF each par
r. :. re vote indicated upon them.-IEr,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line 20 the
North, N0rthwest, West
and Southwest.

.. TIL GREAT 2lsz5a q. D9V Z,d1s T4R,AcK;
"''''n'a o1sS: r srS sS. wss a' 70 the
and SOuthWest.
TO take sne TE shnns- WxA Mih n 1s5s 40 Am
g: o5 m.-tNew York, Philadalphia and Boston
sops e G Of to Sns
Tor: ysssuR'g H.neyei, Ek Ridge and Mt Winana
$50 an .Bsiiim S Annapolis and way. Pied.
mont: strasbnlg. Winchester. Haseratown. Frede-
ris s snc way 81 ssas and Laurel Express
s9 Of Eoc ca nsd%S strasburs
Baltimore Express Parlor car to New York and
1886 = mist Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
Pittsburgh Express. Frederick, Hagerstown and
S T.
SS ssas s'SsR; Ann.p
90 Sool Express Stops Rl.Asns
don. yessu iSs and HsnoSsr '' A''.-.' un''
HlO p. m-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
ESQ ? m s,5 York: Philadelphia. and Boston
s"nsn and SSp W. B ssa1Sns and Way
Express. Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:S5 p: m-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick Hseers
y
4:4O Up. m baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
80 P. m.-tPHILADKLPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat ct Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m-Poipt Of Rocks and Way Stations
%baEffS6 So T HKf s5a.IsR' Eeo.
e a$Rs 4s sg: y as:ss
Pittshurgh except s1nday2
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg and LauIe l. Sleeping to New York, and
II 100 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
| EuI day.
All trains stop st Relay Station.
| For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
Co.'S 6l9 and 1435 Pennsy avenue where orders
| at any point in the city, ". NJ CLEMENTS.
| Master Of Transportation.
| L H. COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent,
| GEO. KOONTZ, General Agent myl7tr
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THE WILL OF THE LATE EN-PRINCE IMPERIAL
by which he bequeatbed about $3.50, 600 in money
to various persons, besides life pensions amount
ing to 100000 year, is not a legal document
according to English law, not being attested by
any 9siLpeSs. The English statute q Vic., chap.
26l, provides that will must be executed ia
presence OF two witnesses, who see the testator
sign it, or at least acknowledge it, and are both
present at the time. 1t is probable, however,
that the eX-EmpreSs would like to carry out the
wishes CT her son, whether expressed In legal
form, or otherwise. But the question is Where
is the money to come from? II is understood
that the means at me command u. ..uyenie are
not mole than Suhiclent to support her In the
style in which she chooses to i've
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1910 GREAT 1O7n
Ao1O PEyMgYLYANIA 1913
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND BOUTHWRHT.
Double Track, Steel Rafle.

1879 rEzS sly 1879
TO THE EoRrH: VEST. AND SOUTHWEST,
s,.xsD Dos sa.:r T1.asf st..l 1ri:;
rnA1ss 1a :; ~ 5Sas g 81!
Pittsbnrs ana the west. 10 50 am dsy. v with Par.
F FL Ssa e tPs ss GsS:
7:U pm dAIy, With Palace Gar TO Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tsls and as North, d & 20 H.. daily. except
o.1s &ssH s1'fRs ssasTiS sS:p sts
LSch HSyen. and Elmirs, ss 10 80 Am. daily. ex'
Fer New York and the East, ] 80 p m daily except
'pa ee ss 3, *n Gs,s
Gsrs. $50 err. e ally. except Sunday. "'''l
For Brooklyn, N: z. al through trans connect Al
Ing double ferrisse and Journey soross New
Fer Phiiadelphis. 8 :35 am. and 80 pm, daily.
except Sunday; 5:s1. ana 1910 .. u, daIIy
For daily s snssH nna;
and ~ P H. da,,ly, except Sunday 1880 a..
For feps: o:sss LIZ! 81 a.H =: and 40 p H.
For Annspolis 20 a a and Gao p. NJ. daily. az
M ss5SB1 12HRaadla'9 zsD Hh
For Ale1andria rs 8. g. TO- IL Am. i rs, g. no.
S.Hs; aad II ~ p.n. On Sunday At .. m, and
For RShmond and the South. q. 81 am d.,v a..
r,. ~ lasvs ~ %. daily. exert Sunday.
1Ian ~ poSye Ae4snara for Wsshmst0n, 8. 7l5, g.
Sunday g and 10 am. and pm. '''A VI
Tlckete in1ormAton, Sleeping and Parlor Oar so.
east corner Of thirteenth street and PennsyiVani.
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and penn
be left for chech1ng Of baggage TO dssunstion from
L r. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agan.
VRANK THOMSON. General Mana9er n~va
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THE ALLEGED WooDFoRD INTERVIEW Ex-
PLoDED.-United States District Attorney
Woodford returned from Europe In the steamer
City OF Brussels Friday last. In regard to tho
famous World interview he said: 81 never had
any interview with President Grant or senator
Conkling in regard 10 my appointment unt11
after IL was made. They never gave me any
instructions or advice as TO what should be done
In New York IL Mr.. Tilden refused to accept tho
never had an Interview on such q subject,
neither did consult with any body about put
Ting gunboat In the haTbor 10 receive Mr.. Tfl-
den and convey him to place OF impr1son-
mpntc
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SAID Mrs. Baxter TO her mate,

SAID Mrs. Baxter TO her mate,
MY dear, where shall we rusticate?
AT Newport, Long Branch, or Cape May;
AT Saratoga, Put-in-Bay,
Or where. my dear, beg you say"
Then Mr.. Baxter heaved a groan,
And answered in smothered tone,
my dear, we cannot, Will not roam
By sea- side plash or mountain gloam-
Well rusticate this year at home"
Then Mrs. Baxter gave glare
A shrek went out upon the air
A flash, crash, smash, roar,
A seething, bubbling flood OF gore,
And Mir. Baxter was no more.
(7iues-J Journal.
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DIED..

CUMMINGS. At Ottawa, Cana So, July l6, 1e5}
ar,NANDER CUMMINGS
Iuts rment a, Philadelphia =
GRAVES. At Linden, nu.feonery county, lEd
July 10, 1873. Of conlesfive fever, JULIA A., VIE
Henry p Graves, ased nifty four years
WI Gland, New Jerfey, papers please copy.l
LAWRENCE July Goth, 1873. at II 20 O'Clock D
NJ, Mis-. MAkY ANN LAWRENCE, In the eighkiGH
year OF her are
Funeral tuesday. 22d, 1t four O'Clock D. m, fro
the residence of her sor, Joseph II. Lawrence n
l0ib street southeast Relatives and friends OF q
family are invited TO attend.
MoRRELL. At sulphur Springs. Fauquier coun
yesr If his age.
Temporary n,erment at warrenton, Va
sTbATION-FRANKIIN A., Owl Engineer, Unt
nui IL, Phi.aoe,phis, on Thursday. July IL. 1873
INITIAL services viii be held q the Chapel q
YAK Hlll Oemetery, TUESDAY, at II 80 N.
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WILD jim, a Kansas desperate, thus argued
In justification OF his latest murder:-"He'd 81
shot me IL hadn't a shot him. DO you expect
a man to take risk when he's got shooCn'
iron In his grip? didn't care about his dyfn,,
but I'm sure pop didn't want TO die himSolG|
Mebbe he wouldn't shot me after all, but q
hadn't no call to wait and see. In the preeo0f1
disorganiZed state OF society In Kansas, ta1nfl
no mans duty TO Spose another mans fnten-|
tentions is good"
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GBsNCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
~ And LOT, No. 800 STREET NORTH
UFdUMAS DUWLLNtt. Aucticnesr.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESEATE

Under and by VIRTUE OF . deed OF Trust to Ia
NE, bearing cate the 18th day Of July, 1871 -
aad recorded an ong the land records Of the .Gs.4
Dist let OF Columbia in ibsr 6S3. folio 1871, win
URDAY, Il Goth OF july instant. At 6 O'Clock M.
part 81 lot H. In square ~. descrbed as follows:
thence along the west line Of said lot IS feet thence
east l42 feet 10 inches to the Inc of said lot
tn nee south along said line 25sfee4 the south
line of said lot thence along said line l42 feet
10 inches to begiurinp
This property is well located. and is improved by
comfortable dwelling.
and two years. deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold, otherwise to
ct cost Of purchaser Purchaser will be required to
jy14eo&ds W. B. WEBB, Trustee
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DEClMATB THE SPARRows.-a CORRESPONDENT
OF The n. Y. Tribune writes: ''Many Complaints
are made OF the depredations committed on
gaIueh prooucts Dy these ttresome little crea-
but they might easily be kept under, as they
are in England. During the breeding season
tEe gardeners thin several OF their nests by
TO adopt this course In America. Sparrows lay
lIom Tour to nve eggs In a nest, and raise more
than one brood during the season. They do not
them. Care should be taken not TO destroy the
form OF the nest, nor to ruf1ie it In any way
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AUCTION SALESy
THIS AFTERNOON.
T'HOs. 4 WAa0AMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRPPssG CFEErs SALE Es 3E yA4gAplE 1nPRoyEP
P RThnIT Nh RSSsEs 11as AND iiss SINH
BY virtue Of a deed Of II trust, dated June IL
ss ss sU q &c sns ri s Ie s Ss
On M hossSsbz s wv III il s q s
lily the 81 Of a.
os ssv
snty-niie H59? sccording to the subdivision in
the surveyor Of said district, with the improv e.
Terms q ss1e One aeGf fsh cash balance in s,z
twelve, eighteen and enty-four months. with in.
sold viii be required deposit Of sioop on each
Of the purchaser If terms Of sale are not complied
right s ss 1ss the Is
,y2e&as J 36as E Y Xfas4 ffEhIse Trustees
hM0NnAY, the 2lst day Of July. is79 at the same
ynsssss 5 55Ss xAE4ss ffEn1s Trustees
nUNOANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
noN MoopIEY LAVE: AZ ,A AGgEs e LAM
OF on aesd Of assa t the S
ed in Liber T. and r., No. Is, folio lS9, et1~
se2 Of the land records Of Washineton county.
party secured thereby will sell at public auction
on the premises. on MONDAY, the 2lst day OF July,
or trsct OF land situated lying and being in the said
county Of Washington, District OF Columbia, and
gin at the end OF the fourth line Of the tract of
land conveyed to George F. Green by his mother,
Ann Green, aud running therce north TWENTY-FIVE
and one-half degrees east twelve 5O-lOU chains;
thence north sixtysix deg wet one S. 100 chains
thence SCUM Two and 0Ie-half degrees
twelve !t:lO0 chains to Woo6Iey Lane; thence In
straiet hit iLe with said lace to the beginning con
tanning one 90 100 acres
Terms of sale: One third each balance six and
twelve months notes to be secured by deed of trust
Oh erty cold. with interest at seven per cent
$1OG down at t me of sale. Convey a1lcins &c, at
purchasers cost If terms of sale are not complied
and cost Of defaultng purchaser.
iel9 2aW Ids OSCEOLA G. GREEN Trustee.
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TO-MORROW.
TO-MORROW.
4 UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST, IN WASH.
INGTON CITY, d. c., BEING Nos. 9O6 AND
sos F STREET SOUTHWEST,


By virtue of deed of trust, dated June Odd, IL
1876 recorded in Liter No s23 at folio 206, fMH
lunlbia. will offer for sale at public auction in
front # the premises On TUESDAY July 22d, 1879
at O'clock Lots 81 and SO, in Square 389, with
the imTIoyeIents thereon, consisting in two TIRES
sto Brick Dwellings,.
Terms OF sale: One third in cash the balance in
three eGual payments, at six. twelve, and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the purchasers prom
issOIy notes to be given therefor, bearing interest
to be secured by deed Of trust on the property
to my satisfaction, or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. All conveysnciDg at purchasers cost
AND $50 deposit on acceptance OF each bid. The
property will be offered In separate parcels. Terms
eale, failure the right to resell at pur
cbaser's risk snd cost.
GEORGE hAKkE hs Surviving ; T5Sstss
DUELIU SALE OF A THREE STORY PRESSED
sRIG DC tI1 DWELLING No. So DEFREEs
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court IL
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in cause Ts.}
in said court wherein Daniel Riordan isAG2k
plaintiff ano the Carroll Cooperative Building as
GAO Equity, will offer for sac at public auction
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 22d day OF
July, at O'Clock pm lot numbered sixty nine (69l,
in A. sh.phsrd's subdivision Of square No 62s
of sixteen 6) feet Deffees street and improved
by b lex Dwelling.
Tennis Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
cash the balance in equal Instruments at six ana
twelve months from day of with interest at the
rate Of seven Ter cent per snnum Until paid the
deferred payments to be secured by q retention by
the ust Of the title to the prof. erty until paid
all cash at the purchasers option. 81C0 down at
EUGENE CARUSI Trustee
CHAa. W. HANDY. Auctr. jy11-eo&ds
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Old CLOTHING. Ac.-L RICE, dealer in
- ssS s nd hand hs CLofHIN0, BOOTS. SHOES.
the. highest prices In CASH for the several Articles
named above Orders by nAil attended To- noy6tr
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RAILROADS.

NEW xonK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAaOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......at 8.O5 am
And Arrive at Littleton.................at7 2O pm
And Arrive st Bethlehem, at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. at 7.65 pm
And Arrive at Fabyane .................at 8 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. at 10 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. at $50 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec. $50 am.
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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TURNING SAHARA INTO LAKR.-It seems that
the conversion or the Desert OF Sahara into an
inland sea might not after all be so much OF
blessing to the continent OF Africa as was
Claimed when the project was first preached.
At recent meeting Of the French Geographic
cal Society at Paris, DR.. CoSSoD, a member of
the institute, cOmbatted the scheme with num-
erous arguments. He did not believe the cli-
mate OF the interior OF Africa would be changed
by the artificial sea. Its shores would be as
arid as those OF the Mediterranean In Tripoli;
but II the climate should change, the date crop,
which is tine principal support OF the natives,
would be ruined. The routes OF the Caravans
from Tunis and Algiers to the interior would
also pe destroyed anG the whole inland trade
deranged. DR.. Cosson also predicted that the
pressure Of the mass of water would produce
perlurbations in the subterranean currents
which feed the artesian wells In the GASES, and
might cause tlem 10 fail, a11H TINS entail the
loss Of hundreds Of thousands OF palm trees.
His views as to the climatic influence OF a Sa-
haran Sea were opposed by other members Of
the society,
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNEOTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
at ticket Offices of Pennsylvania RR at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pittsburg. and in Washington, DO ut office Of B. 4
0. RR at each of which Offices full information can
be ObtSined. felS-1m
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DRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNISS'
l. BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1909 r st. n W.
The Comfort Mystery" and Reception"
Shirts, made OF Wamsntta muslin, and extra fine
linen bosons, are only rs cents
The "Old Times" and Great Southern" (open
fron) Shirts only 80 cents made of frst-class
goods.
The "Eenate" Shirt, made OF Fruit OF the Loom
muslin and tw enty hundred linen 1s only 60 cents
First-class Pattern Drawers, double-seated, only
80 cents.
ME0INNISS,
je7tr 1908 r street n.sc.
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T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

I T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF NEW TwosToRY
FRAME DWELLING. No. 1881 SIXTH
STREEJ; EETWEEN Q AND 3 STREETS
NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY, July o. 1879. at O'Clock 4xs
p. N will be sold ut public auction, in front fEM
Of The premises, part Of lot 6, square ATT, i'm .a
proved as above.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years, at par cent. interest, ed by deed OF
trust. $50 deposit and all conveyancng at pur-
chaeer's cost jy1S-3t
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES eALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, on
The EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STnEET,
BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTH

STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, or
gHE EAST sIDE OF SEVENTH STnEET,
AETM ZEN n AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed OF trust to us, dated -
April 18th, 1875. and duly recorded IN Liber ETl
No. 7I9, folio 449, one Of the land records for.X
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
patty secured tn reby we viii cell at public auction,
In front Of the premises, in Washington city. Dis
29tb, 1879, the foowirg-described real estate,
The northern part Of Lot twenty-four (24). in the
rec orded subdivision Of Square numbered four hun
dyed and forty.eieht l4s), beginning for the same
1T tie MOI tbwestern corner Of said lot and thence
rum ing south along the line Of It'll street west
eighfeen lsl feet and four 90 inches thence east
eirhts en- Q8) feet and four "a inches; and thence
west one hund red and five QO5) feet to the place
OF h sinning, together with all the improvements
tber
Terms: Ore fourth cash, and the balance in six.
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with in
crest the deferred payment &c be secured by deed
Of trust uIon the property and by the assignments
of an insuraI ce policy. $lGO deposit All convey
anc ng at the purchasers cost If the terms Of sale
act complied with in seven days the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaul' ing purchaser.
CHARLES O. GLOVER. 1-,,s&ao.
BRAINARD 81. WARNER,5 Aios'oos'
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7 7. C0LDw9LL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR UNiONTOWN, ID. G.
az by virtue Of deed of trust, dated Otcbzr -
70 rs 1870: and recorded in Liser No 1885, folio EgSf
written request of party secured. will SELL at pub
nc auction, in front Of the premises, on THURS
ton No. l OF the subdivision Of Barry farm. in
county OF WashiI gtou, d. O., with the improve.
inEs.
Terms: Oh ethiid cash. balance in twelve and
e'eht. Ell l. tbs. per cent interest S7s at tine
OF SAFE Conveysncibg at expens of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in ten days
CHAS Z. FRASER, Surviving Trustea
j. T. COLDWELL, Aucsioneer
o6 Ok ri AOu0 x
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
The greatest and most pleasing a,scove-v NJ Tim
age to honsekeepers Is the incolteetable fact tat
the following leading brands Of FLOUR are MOI
only the handsomest in the District Of Columbus,
but also IN the United States:
"CERES,"-Tha MAGNIFICENT Minnesota Patent
Pstent Process. aTERLINa;aaT celebrated St
Louis Fancy Patent. and uSAHaSS HILL. the
We defy competi. ors to bring forth any Flour
superior to Ceres MlEneola or Sterling. AID we saei
Will never EBA anything else.
Tue abovenaned Flours can be bought at any
first clhss grocery store Wholesale depot, corner
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