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Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE FARM

IN CEOlL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The subscriber wilt Sell on the premises, or
SATURDAY, EOYEMB cir 2yrH, 1850. at :
o clock =. NJ, valuable iarIn situated nsa!
the head Of Sassatras, in Cecil county, Md.
one milo west Of the bridge over Bohemia
river, six miles west OF Chesapeake City and
about 10 miles southwest OF Elkton, Md, ad
Joining the lands OF John II. Buley, heirs
OF d. Roberts ond Governor Veazey and
others, and containing pbsut TWO HUN.
DEED AND SKI WEIGHT ACRES OF
prime land OF which Ia erected good
BARN and other Ontbuiidirgs The la d r.
o. SUI error quality, well watertd, easily
worked, and about as raiIin. Gg u prairie and
as prod ;tive. About onethird o. the farm
is under Usage Orange fence, OF growth 10
turn stock; the balance under fair 10 cling.
There is good Apple Orchard OF choice I uit
on tho pr.perty. and about 80 acres in with
PEACH TREES In tue prime oil boariIg, and
20 acres oil good WOO land The farm is Il very
productive one and well adopted to the
tIOwih o. grim, gTGEF, or for grazing dairy.
| ing or islEilg hay. There Is WGtsr conmuni.
| cation with beth Philadelphia and baltimO. 9
by steamb sat, watch touches at wharf Wit
in hall mile Of the properly, from which
grain hay and other products Of the farm can
be shipped. The property ia In highly inn.
proven and healthy neighbOrhOOd, with hood
society. and convenient to schools, and
church OF different dsnominat' ons, aad Is
well worthy the attention OF thoEe Wishing to
engage in agriculture for an inVes ment.
ferGt us wishing to view the property before
the day Of sale will call on John A. FORE re-
siding thereon. By whom the property will be
shown; or ior further particulars, on the
subscriber at West Chester, FH., In person or
by lettor.
Terms Of S4le,-$4,GOO Of the purchase
money NAV remain on the properly tho bal.
aace payable on the first day OF January ext,
a. which time pos essiOn will be given and a
decd and title for the property clear Of legal
incumborauce.
A margin of 10 per cent will be required OF
the purchaser at the lime OF purchase, o: a
Tote with approved security, payable On the
first day OF January. 1881
Parties wishing to attend the Sale from n
distance will take tho morning cars to ElG.
ton, lid fro n whore conveyance will be fur.
n,shcd o. calling at the Howard House to
leave at J., n 0 COCK A. ii.
ia 2Id3tw JOAN L. LEONARD
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.

BUSINESS SUITS.
At this time Of year our
stock is at the fullest and
contains everything which
we think worth our while to
make at all. At almost any
lprlce you can name, from
|$Io to $50, we have an am
lple variety ofboth shape and
cloth to choose from.
In this respect OAK HALL
is like many stores in one,
because of the largeness and
variety of our making. In
another respect it is as I'M
like many stores as possible,
Wiz, in respect to the con-
sistent maintenance of a
single standard of work and
of dealing.
Taking the variety of
clothing to choose from, the
quality OF everything about
it, from the materials to the
sewing on OF the buttons,
and the liber atty ofthe deal,
ling, bywhich you are secured
even against your own error
of judgment in choosing,
where in all the stores ey
erywhere will you find equal
advantage in buying? Where
else can you like a suit and
buy it, look at it next day.,
and not like it; then go back
with it, and get your money!
Perhaps that is too much
to ask. No matter; If YOU
ARE SATISFIED WE
ARE !
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market, Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
TIUBLlC SALE
DUBLlC SALE
a -OP-
VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Public Il Ie, Oh the preris
&c on


VALUABLE REAL Estate.
VIII be sold at Public -aIe, Oh the pre1;s
&c on
FOURTH DAY, 18th OF 18th MONTH, so
alta O'Clock, p. In,
A highly productive White CLAY Greek farm
0i eighty eIYht Bcrea. The quality of this
farm l. un urpasssd in this country, situated
on the road lthning from Yeatman'5 mill "a
Mil Greek maeting house, half miie ron
the former, ona nils from the latter place, In
London Britain township, Chester Co., Pa,
adjoining Iand OF Benin Lin and Charles
SharpleSs and Watson Fell. abgnt tive miles
lrGm Landsnberg terminus of j.. W. X. H.,
Twelve miles from Wilningto". The i'm.
prOvements consist OF substantial three
81 Try stone house with slate ROOT we'll Tin.
ishsd, good p0rches at Gohed, we'll Of water at
I've door, good ira ne barn, wagon house,
shop, wood house, etc, slI nearly new. This
| taIln ID we'll adapted for dairy purposes, hsv-
| tEg a s GOD vault; we'll suI piled with timber
| Tor al purposes. There Ia good apple or
| ch4rd iIft in prime Of bearing; there lS also Il
900 teEement house On the property con
| ,Slnlng four Tocms in good order, with 8 wei
ni water al toe door. All the folds have
running water, and Il nice stream plsses close
| BY tho buildings. For iurth.r particulars
COLL on VIM. r lie, on me premises. OF the
subscriber, to2 washington street, Whining.
| ton, Ilei. Al 0 at the same time will be sold
| q 4 Of hay, fodder sc.
TERas:--Ono alt the purchase money can
re ! ain on the place. LEWIS FELL
Also NJ he IAN lime and near by, high.
| ly improved farm belonging to Ezra Fell, sit.
uated on the road leading fiOm Yeatman's
Mia To Corner Kstch,i Min Creek Hundred,
New Castle 60. Del, Containing eighty.
tureN rCrta two and ms half miles frOIu
EiauonOn u. ". X. H., and one mile from
p. bet. X. K. The inr.n lie in a high STATE
o. cuI,tgatlO1. Wei fenced and watered and
pIsnty Of timber iJr fencing and other FUR
pOCs no cui.iings are all nav, substantial
| 0mmJdlCud ana n euient, location uESur
pas Cd iDr n"Uuttul view and pleasant snr
roLudinI. ChUfcG0,, schools. and mil con
vodcrt. ThoIG 3 q great variety OF the
IchOl"eSt tiGit. II f. frs: class dairy i.rfn
every thing Ia order for making brstcas'
bu ter. At the same tina and place viii h,
sold six tors OF bay, abou two hundred DUN
DO OF fodder. STRAW and one large fee,
! dhest, ono large lu'lE cupboard, will hVit
| iDrry I've pans, arm hel,. etc.
| TERMS. Accommodating for iurther tni0-ma
! ton ran on George Collins or The premises o
tho subscriber, 6Gg ". Front ct Wilmington
| bel. EZRA FELL.
l.. ". SriDHAM g. SON, Auctioneers.
! Jctl 6tW$S'd
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

THE FIRST colored citizen that ever
served as a juror in New York WAS call
cd on Monday last and Sss made fcre-
man Of the jury. 1t Is not likely that
hereafter there will several colorsd men
upon the juries in New Cattle County
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
OVERCOATS.

The overcoat this year is
made OF heavy cloths (heavy
enough to need no lining
the faces Of which are fin
ished i'll all sorts of ways
plain, diagonal, mixture
plaid, check; the backs of a
brighter tone, generally
plaid or check.
Having no lining, the
overcoat is l very simple
garment. There are no
seams out of sight; no places
to slight in the making; no
sewing on cloths of unequal
strength. The style is as
pleasing as it is economical.
We have overcoats all the
way from SIS to $28; and
thousands Of them.
WANAMAKER & Blown
oAA AALL, sixth and Market, Pniiaaa.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

THE An eriCan A., Journal, a weekly
journal published IL New York, and
which should bs in the home Of every
progressive American family, dpvo,es
considerable spsco to noticing N. Cor
stan!iEs btsrnberg, the young Russian
pianist, who is taking the country by
storm "a tue musical line. He Is g
musical star Of the frat magnitude
with refined Style aud repltts With
artistic feeling. He is assigned front
rank by foreign critioa, and in New
YORK he las awakened a genuine fee!
ing of Ell ia a3ia8m which promises not
to be COY fGed to tina. city. No DOUBT
he will be along in @'ilmiD2top soms
time during the viutsr, awaiseniTg the
slu ubers cf her musical critics with the
thundel.uR echoes Of tat piano.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
Fall and Winter.

| have laid in a very fine
assortment Of Cloths, CASH
meres and Suitings, both in
foreign and domestic, for
Fall and Winter wear, which
| will make up at a very low
price. Satisfaction guaran.
teed both in make and fit.
Call and see me before you
buy. L. HESS,
No. 4 E. Third St.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
0Txt t,,t,CULAs,ON.

We invite the business men and
uasrohants OF tSe city 40 call nj the
REPUBLICAN Office and see our
large edition being printed. TOu
are welcome any ana ALI times.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
IbUBLlU SALE
DUbLlu sALEOF LUMBER.
+
Will 10 sold at Pubic Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880,

at ! O'Clock, pm,
at Eleventh and DlPoLt streets, MoDovsll
VILE a large lot " lumber, consisting In part
as fellows: 800 feet OF 3A8 hemlOck joice, Il
lest long; 1870 feet white pine boards. 70CC
ieet shingiing lath. piecse Of white pine OK
% fest loBg, the iramo OF the building, 5216i
all Of white Pine, good as new; also the ioun.
daton wall, . larse lot OF kindlng wood In
small lots. The lumber will all DO sod In
small lots to suit purchasers. Conditions at
Gale. LEVI GARRETT.
l.. W. STIDHAN & SUN, Auct'rs, ll9 Ct
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
FlNA N CAAn..
8 AND 9 PER CENT,

Interest guarantscd. Firg mortgages q,
improved farm and city properties. lntsJ
est payable setni-9nnuaIly. Loans Re- ado n,
only ono-thtrd OF the npIreiaed value 81 N,
property. Security absolute and anrte, Euy
thor information and full particular from
WAVES ih4DLER.
4 90, Topeka, Kas.,
A-27-u No. West 9TH stroet,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

The CONTEST = Of the !wO peljnreG
Witnesses In the M1reg Chinese ie't-r
forgery disc osss siokeniug mas OF
corruption aDd crime which viii! never
be punished as it deserves until Sons
OF the Dnrn0ctatic le'drr5 high in off
cial position, ara mNde 20 feel h" rjg.rj
Of the Law. IL view OF The disclosure
u such 2 li54uatipg ctimiSst conspjrs
cy, how dovoutiy thankful eysry GOOD
atizsn should b. that Garfield aud
Arthur we're elected.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

MONEY To LOAN IL LARGE ora
AVA. small amounts on fIrss m ors.
gage ON city properly.
y. ". hMlTRh. Treasurer.
Waim'n: Savings Ynna sOo'y,.
lCeu SJV Mmr ket SI. VIII, Del,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

4 GtMTrS WAITED To SELL DOCTOR
n ChNsc'a 2JcI necipo Book. Sells ut
light. You double yOuf money. Addrsas
HirN S28.lywI
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
CLOTHlN0.

Boston One Price
Clothing House.
The latest returns from
Delaware and parts Of Penn
sylvania and Maryland, by an
overwhelming majority,give
the BosroN HOUSE the credit
of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds Of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a speciality in broken
lots of boys and children's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
CARELESS Of their cost, and
every case less than their
real value. Here may also
be found a large lot Of over
coats for boys and children,
which We are selling at as
tonishingly low figures to
make room for full and un-
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot Of
cardigan jackets for both
ladies' and gentlemen in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
PUBLIC SALES.
ClUBLIC SALE.


DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, st the Auction
reom Of Thomas ~. Ugle, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1880,
at II o'clock, q. M,
Q luable lot Of land. ut the northwest cor
Vi Fourth and VanBurea sls For fultheI
particulars see large bills.
9b J. n. MUFFEUKER, JR, Admir-,
IbUBLlU SALE
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVEe
AND SPRIhGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, a,
tho Chadds' Ford Hotsl, Delaware Uouniy
Pa, On
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1850,
att o'clock, p. H.,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and gs-gA
SprIugers. A credit OF 20 days will be ~.
gwen. NO pOstponem6nt on account OF Weati
e.. lis dWts. AMOS w. HOUSE.
l.. W. Sttnham & Son Auc.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
4R0CERlIIA.

STRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
% GENTS PER POUND.
BLAOK, 9RE N, JAPAN AND MI1EI
TEAS AT
UENIS PER POUND.
rhoao goods arc unexcelled In purity, strunCt
and favor, by any in the city OF the
price. Try them and be
convinced Of the fact.
CHEAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. X. BOWMAN MaDaaot
10 =. SECOND ST., 10 y. SEOONH 81
Wilmington, Delaware
Our assortment Of the fner grades 81 TO
ana Uotiee, and perfectly pure pepper, ans
spices generally. Is one Of the best fr.cs
Away right. SUGAR AT OOaT 10 CUs
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

y,EASltIONAHLE URESSMAKINo NJ
A. ,rwonI ntlnas 3l9-3t
" ga. M q, IN tors '9f2 ,-rnra st
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DIED,


FpES. Al Bahia. BAIL. October 15ih, 1859.
est ron Of III" lat g. oil. Ben tmia Edes, ol Dslu-
more.
FINCH. pepa,icd ths lie for a blis-ful lmmor-
tailty, December ON lN5u, 1T 20 a ut-, ELLFN
ELIZA FISCJ. beloved wife Of John !. Finch resi-
deEce $40 . st'ee. northwest. IN the forty ninth
Funeral services will take place al the Church Of
TIE immaculate concert ton, cDrucT Nh aad sis
northwest on tuesday morning. 1ti inst. ~ la
o'clock. FIR, ads AID relatives .rs fully ina
yited TO attend. II. L. p.
FRANCE. on December eth. 1850. 1T S O'Clock
n. n, Mrs Nj J. FRASCT, beloved wIfe of Thomas
l., France
Notice Il funeral hereafter.
cBEESWELL. SUNDAY, Deceu Der 9Th, lSss
MARY ELEAtoR ubEEN y ELL, In The seKeni y-lintli
year her axe, wife Of the late philip %. Green
well, both formerly from st. Mary county, Mary
land
Funeral vii take place fcuin tile RES ience OF her
st'n, lON5 New Jersey aVeuur southeast. Tuesday.
December eth. O'CLOCK n. VA. Relatives aud
friends are invited Leonard own Beacon please
cory.
MERRIo *. At his residence, at4 o. m. Decciu-
her 5th, lsso. Re-. Z. 9. MEERICh
Funeral services from Waugh VI. T.. Church
corner OF 81 and streets northeast, tomorrow
sitetnoon, tie tn INST, al , O'Clock
MCINTOSH. ON DecaRlber s. lN-p. at p o'clo-. X
5. m, WILLIE A. beloved wife OF GeorSe IcIa-
tosli, AGED tillI ) sc'en years.
Funeral VII tsEe ylsce from her late res 1ence.
4l6 lith street southwest tomorrow, Tuesday J.
az O'clock g. IA friends and relatives respect .
fuy invited T. attend. Port Tobacco Times please
cory
SMALLEY, In tins city. on Saturday evening.
December 9Th, lsH9, Mrs. Av@U-ra T.. SN,LLEY.
Funeral services vii bo held 81 ~. stree, rorth
vtst, at O'clock THE eNcii ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rHANCERY SALE OLA VALUABLE LOT ON
~ 18TH STREET NORTHWEsT. BETWEEN K


AND l. STREETS, IMPROVED BIZ THO
STORY FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Cont II
OF the District of Columbia, passed on the 5th 1..s
Day OF May, 1880. in Equity Csuse No. 6. ST. l-.w
anl IN default OF payment therein required, the
Undersigned. trustee therein, will sell at public
suction, IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
TIE bTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 4. d. 1880. AT
oCLoSxP. NJ. all the right title, interest and
tate OF Mary NJ. Douglass, one OF the parties 70
SAID cause, in and TO the following real estate sit
nate IN the city OF WASHINGTON and District of Co.
lumtla. and known and described as part of lot
hNNbered eighteen llS), in square numbered one
hundred and ninety eight (l9S), as designated on
the ground plat of said city and District, and be-
ginning Tor the san at point fftyfi five (55 feet
from the northeast corner OF said lot and running
with Fifteenth Q5) street thirty five 1851 feet
thence 10 the depth of said tot; thence north thirty
hNe tJol leet; thence back to the place of BEGINNING
ments thereon.
Terms Of sa Three hundred dollars of the pr--
chase money III cash within five DAYS from day Of
sale. Of hich the sum of fifty dollars must be paid
al the time OF SALE and the residue in three equal
1nstaimt nts at Six. twelve and eighteen months
notes to bear interest ana tn be secured by tru &
On the property sold or all cash at option of pur-
chaser II the terms Of ssle not coiupiNi w tn
~ five days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property st the risk and cost
of defaultnS purchaser, after giving five days
tee OF such resale in some newspaper published IN
Washington, d. q. Convey ancing, &C, AZ pur-
chaser q cost.
noFZ3-dSCts DBNSANSbS BROS. Aucts.
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MT N SlNGINd.-Art. cultivation and A iitiIe
uihtiN cit tr-Sig htcdnCSs-ur clear heal urueS-
-can prop up many Falling voice. ANY nue
VII" IemeinberS how BrahaW SauE al < VIII
acknowledge this. : then Young but noS
CidVily, musician orce told me how ne nnem
r. ltd having haG 10 accompany tnp great tenor
In the 'B9y a. BiScay.' given with ar. and
forte almost Incredible IA Srptuageuarlan
and received with thundcTS OF en- ores my
boy, whispered liraham play n hall a tone
lower" Again Il was given. aGd again pncar.g.
"llalTa tone lower still said the old vocalist
they II LcEcr ma - out. Nor did hey. And
the applause after the Ihiri effort was loudrSt
OF al, 20 completely aid art conceal tee detects
OF failing nature. But suppose the singer had
not been an ar Isl. or The accompanies had only
understood liiEe music. and been Incapable 0r
WORDS.
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EITCH, FOX 4 BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

On FIRST STREE Del NEEN Id AMI Y
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May 18th. ~
u 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No ~
20 folio 1872 one of the land records for the -.
District of Columbia, and az the request of the
party secured thereby, We viii sci at public auc-
tion IN front of the premises. on SATURDAY, THE
lITH DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 1850. AT = :3J
o'CIoCk Pm the following described real estate,
situate in Washington city. Dtstric. of Columbia
to Wit; Lot nuso bered thirteen QSl in square mum
lred seven hundred and thirty two f732), together
With the improvements thereon, consisting OF a
Terms: one-guarter of the purchase money
with the expenses of sale in cash, and the balance
in one, two and three years, for which the notes
of the purchaser, with interest six per cent per
annulp, payable semi annually. from date of the
sale and secured by decd OF trust on the property
sold shall be taken. A deposit Of 200 viii be
required At time OF sac. All conyeyaacng at
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale ara
not complied with in seven days, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the detaulting purch sser after i've
days advertisement
JAMES E. FITCH r,r..aas
ROBERT G. FOX, hiu0''
]. 7. C0LDWELI. Auctioueer. noy26 eo6t
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a CORN CORNER CLosEp.-A telegram from
~. Louis Nc. November 81. says: The corner
IN November corn. which has been ia process
or settlement the past Week, was finAuN closed
today. About two million bushels were ta-
VOWED IN the deal, which Was MANAGED o. the
mouse OF Manson, b1rthOlOw a Co, ana the
profits accruing are said TO he about sl2S nnn
The settlements were mostly made n g. 20 ..
cent, about INC cents hi.hcr Than any western
market
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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctioDees.

CATALOGUE SALE OF CLASSICAL AND MIS-
CELLhNtOtS BOOKS, N FINE BTND-
INGS, SUITABLE FOR CHRIS rMAS PRES
EMS.
On WEDNESDAY and TIL TUESDAY EVENINGS
DECEMBER eTH and 9TH. commencing 1t : "
oCLoCs, at ny Ealesrooms 1 shall sell a fine cpl-
lection OF Books, embracing works in every de
usrtment OF Literature.
Special attention lis callet to fine line Of Poeti-
cal Works. Bibles sud Prayer Books, il elegant
bindings. suitable for Christmas presents.
Books now ready for examination.
dec3 dSds THO GAS DOWIING, kuct
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

lfOK SALE-Improyed snd unimproved PROP
IL ERTY Tor sale in different parts OF the city.
several very pretty homes in the northwest section
very cheap. he hsndeomest Building Lot on
street northwest at q bargain. o. G. GREEN. 10
ID street northwest. dec6- cow
H1OIa RI,n-T
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MISS EIIZsRsTH COOK, Londoa bar-matd
has brought suit Tor a weeks wages her en-
piCycr having discharged her on tie spot for
iiItiGg over the hir. Very reasonably Miss
Cook. who d!d not IN the least deny The ch argrs
wanted 10 know jha; il bar-malGs were not %
iilTt, what was The use or blT-miido, The de-
eision vas III heI favor. as it ought TO have
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4RRIEH

BEUNSlR-liIkrH n On Mrinesday, Novem-
her 24th, l~ea. by Res. ar. Naush ttFoR.f A
BRuNNER. 10 CARRIE ID. BIRCH. both ~ Ia'lS
Church, Va.
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4 ,HANCEHY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
\ TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18th AMI

I TIE SOUTHEAST CORNSR OF 18Th AND
II STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under aud by virtue Of two DEGREES passed -
respectively on July 10Th. 1870. and anuary ~
>. l5!5. IN cause I3i2, eq., supreme Court -
District of Columbia, wherein J II. Millard e. al.
are compliments snd Il. NJ. Willard and
Cotilds Willard are defendants; Will cfer for
sale at public auction, IN front of the premises to
the highest oder, on MONDAY, 20rn DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. les0. Ar4 O'CLOCK p; N, lot numbered
half inch on VI street and about - feet on l9tn
street and containing ). ol5 Square feet more or
less.
Terms of sale: One third cash. the residue in
three equal installnents at 6, II ana Is months,
with interest, to be secured log purchasers nOtss
and reserved lien property sold, or all cash, at
the purchasers option. A deposit of 800 must be
made at the time OF SALE snd If the erIas Of sale be
not complied with within five days from time of
sale the property may be resod at the purchasers
risk and cost after three days notice il THE EVE
MING STAR newspaper. All convey sncing At pur-
Chaser's cost.
JOHN L. HANNA. Trustee.
Webster Law Building
T. II. WARNER Auctoneer. dec3 eodlwSds