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T 7. COLDWELL. Real Estste Aucaonear.

T. COLDWE ELL. Real Estste Auctionesr.
IRUsTEEs, SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT on The EAST sIDE OF TENTH
STREE. BETWEEN N AND o STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated June e4&
18th, AID 1879. duly recorded in Lib.r No SA$
9l7. folio $50 ct seq one OF the and records -.
for the district Of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest of the party secured thereby, We will sell at
ATs:st o,cLook NJ, the following desert ped real
of Columbia. to wit: All that certain piece or par,
Gel Of ground, known and DISTINGUISHED upon the
greurd plat or plan of said city as lot numbered
twenty SIX 1861. in Davidson's subdivision Of
square numbered three hundred and sixty seven
(367.
Terms One: third in cash. and thu balancs in
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
six Fer cent per anlum, secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. or all cash at option
Of the purchaser. A deposit Of 800 required at
the time of sale, and all conveyancng at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be compiled with In seven
days. otherv Use the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fsultiag purchaser, after i've days advertise.
meut.
BBAIEAKD Il. WABNER. rrus,,es
ROBERT b. T. LEIPOLD. : Af"s'7es'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., A1cis.


IhusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
q SGr N9k vIsT CAPITOL AND q srRsETs
By srtueot DEED Of trust bearing sa9 d.ts on "a
corded in Hber No. s52. folio as0. CT svr, t..a
one Of the land records Of the county Of Washing
party thereby secured. the subscriber will cell at
cubic anc3ion In trent Ct the premises on THURS
ali that piece or parcel of ground. lying and
benf situate IN The city Of Washngton. IN The
tinguished on the plat plan Of said city. and
91pg Lot raeoprs thirty f in Harry
bered six hundred and evenly Elk (s76,) said suo-
division baiug recorded in the office Of ihs sqr-
100. toe ether with the buildings and improvements
fhereon consulting sting OF Brick DIV 81
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and balance in
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold or al
ct q ss
complied with In five days from day OF sale. prop
purchaser: A deposit OF two hundred dollars viii
be seqpred # stGaa %s Il sa's trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.. Auctioleers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SNI99kTHWEsT. Ar Auction. BEING No:
Byv rtue Of deed OF trust dated March LIST, II
A. -. 1880. and duly recorded in Hber No. Es2iH
gs6 folio "a Ct seq o, tee land records Of the 81
secured thereby, We shall sell 4 pgsic AUCTION Ia
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, MAY 10th. A.
ID. 1881. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ :, all that certa piecs
or parcel Of ground situate lying and being in said
city and District, and known, designsted and de-
scribed on the ground plan or plat Of said city
be1ed four hundred ana six, tl06 being tho vest
eIn pa,t Of said lot. and havt front Of twenty
three (23l feet seven "a inches on q street, aud
running back with the same wi ath eighty seven
$50 feet and Fix (6) inches to an alley, being the
part in trust for said Margaret E. King, by deed
bearing date on the l4th day Of August. A. D. 1873,
end duly recorded In hber No. $50, folio 12s 81
Eeq one Of the land records Of said District with
improve ments: consisting of four.story and
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balsnce
in equal install aents of SIX twelve and e,ghtsea
months fIom day Of SALE to be secured by the
notes Ct the purchaser, bearing interest at per
cert per annum until paid, payable semi nuaily,
and deed OF trust on the property sold, or ali
cash st The purchasers option. deposi of $40
will be required at the time OF SALE If the terms
Of sale are not complied with In five days from tbs
dAy Of sale. the Trust the right to resell
st the cost and rsk Of the defaulting purchaser.
AL cOnveyancing at purchasers cost.
LEROY NJ TAYLOR, r.,....
CAMPBELL OARRIN6TON,} Arus'ees'
mad
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EITOH. FOX 4 BROWN. zeal Estate Brokers.
GALE OF ELEGANT ANTIQUE AND OTHER
FINE FEKsIIHksk SSd o0 0E II
BAILEY: 6EoEAsEb. No: i4os 8 sfhsEr
Partly named IS follows. and ali In e1cel-n
Handsome Rosewood Parler Suite. in gold. IL IN
Pier Tables. Mirror Back. Marble Pillars. Gold
Gilt Fr.%s F, esS pse Mirror verv largo and
Several Pieces q antique and Elsgaa. Farpiturs
Walnut M Marble sid top Tas sideboard.
Lace o1Ita a Gorpiees and LLsmbreauins.,
antique Hiah Back Mahogany Chairs.
WALTZ M.Ible-top Chamber and Cottage Sets of
Tapestry. BODY Brussels and other Carpets.
lounges; Curtaips; Paliasses.
China, Glassware, 81 ,nbets.
Beoding. Kitchen Utensils, &c:
ri Of shc xG Is Ven P %oSS
sss sta the i ss;s sssas ss !. i
House open and goods for examination at 8
SSN63as s5Rh sk q sae 1uc,oneers mid
CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate suctionesr
SahiH EssFs F6E SALE a 2F PUBLIC a5asEo
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated April lst k.A
1871, and recorded Amnng the land records HEkX
Of the District Of Columbia. In Liber No. -EA
6SS. folio 42S the undersigned trustee win offer
on TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1891, AT s
o'cLock NJ, all that parcel Of ground situate In
on the ground plat OF said city part Of Lot num-
bered fourteen 14 in square o.6G2, and described
line of street north at the northeast corner OF
said Lot, AID running thence south one hundred
and nifty Qool seat to private alley Ia said s4uars
sme ence eas 1e feet esS rs ssS
70 the beginning The dipprSyemsnts consist Of
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
cash BALANCE IA equal :nstalments ct one and two
tertst at the rate OF Elk FER cent. per annun and
to be secured By deed OF trust upon the premises
| sold. e250 down at hme Of sac. Oonyeyanclng 81
Nc DADS EUGENE oARUsI. TEus:es.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE SOU rHEAST COR =!

PRoFERTY Al THE Sou fHEssT c6RsEs
Sp AfP IN Il
October islh. A. 3 1875. and the other S1 o.
q ana the
At vi ss
Ct Iubic auction. in front Of the premises. on
At 5 80 ?, NJ. al Of Lot numbered ten Goj and
,srt Of Lot numbered niue. o. in Square mum
Of the square, and run thence esst on north L
street "a fee! to northeast corner Of said lot 10.
finsi1s With the m pro oonsisns Of ia
Te1ms Of ssls e On third 81 the purchase money
in cash, (of which $500 must be p5id at sale and
rom Of sae and
secured by lien on the property. II terms are not
properly viii be resold at the rsk and cost Of de-.
fauiting purchaser, on Ave days notice In the
s.sosas a MAHto y 4 As HI2RP. Trustees.
T1RgsTEE's sALE oE ,YALgABLE I'M
H$f zhP Ssb sFSHHfs
1866 and % sseS g, 'si 6e s No. AR s
District Of Columbia and q decree passed BY the
spPgsHe Court Of the said District in case No:
pubic auction, In front Of the prsmises. 70 tbs
highest bidder. on FRIDAY, THE 20rH DAY OF
in 1s sse IL s in ns
The south four C34 feet more or less, from
front to rear Of original lot numbered eight SD in
(53O. with the Improvement. thereon. consisting
OF TWO four story Tory o, bIic5 d dwenfs houses.
Terms Of sales: One third in cash; balance In
si1. twelve and eighteen months. for which the
cent, secured on the property. viii be taken or
all cash at option Of purchaser. A deposit Of LOO
purchasers cost II the terms Of sale bs not com.
Piled with within ten d.Ss from II. day OF sale the
the cost of the purchaser after five days
notice in such District newspaper as he may select.
WALTER 3. PERRY, Trustee.
YOUNG h CALDWELL, Aucts. ap28-eo&dbs
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WALTEH B. WIILtAMs oO'' Au0sl0nee1'
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOL..
kTERED in REP; HANnSsg00MEEx M WAhNpT
TABLE, DINING ROOM CHAIRS; LOUNGE.
UPHOLsTERED IN LBA Al I0 WAAaHN S
TABIEs, Walnut WHAT NOTa, WICKER
ROCKIES. EASY CHAIss, E Nna, y NE
-. ZONE GARD TABLE, SINGERS IMPROVED
4SEWING MACHINE WALNgT IL BE DSf y Sl5s
VEN sPRIN0R, PAINTED suIIRss Hail.
RACK; MAKbLE I Vase RSUssaE4ISs ~ HA M
GR0CKERY WARE; HAIR AND HUSK NAT,
TREsSES: BkUsSELS. INGRAM AND
MATS; KITCHEN UTENSILS. sc.
On THURSDAY, MAY 18th. AT 10 o'cLoCKn
Ai- M We snaM eel. ct residence No S9S 2ist
Ihis sale o1ers especial advantages TO those
DESTROYS OF furnishing their houses Every article
IL Of tho best make aud in good condition.
Terms cash
ms-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS L co.. Aucts.
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COURT SALE OF LOT ON M STREET. BE
TWEEN FIFTEENTH and SIXTEETTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED Nth
DWELLING HOUSE NO. ISL n STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of 8 dec rec Of the SupremeCourt, So.
D. O.. passed in Equity cause No 2, 4S9. M
front the Ta r se at on TSb tb n 7Ta
DAY OF MAY, 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ, tbs wet
half Of lot 2, in square 1856, Washington City. D.
said lot, with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Az purchase money In cash: or
sale. one third payable with interest one year
thereafter, and one third payable with interest
nents to be secured upon the premises sold.
ANDREW B. pUVALL,
Office cor. AZ at and La ave. r,,..,,
BENJAMIN F: LEIGHTON. 1ruS'e's'
mS-dSCs
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fElRUsTEE's SALE OF VALU, BE LOT ON II
L STREET NORTHWEST. BTTNEEN NINE
TEEN II AND TWENTIfTH STRt fS.
OF tine Dist Of Columbia passed in the ,ause SYS
Of English vs Eng ish ct a, No. .6 Is Equity.
will offer for SALE on THURSDAY. MAY 18TH,
1881, AT O'CLOCK VI OF the prenlis -, that val
liable arcel Of lark known as the Vest rs feet Of
Lot in square 49, being the lot rext east OF tbs
Presbyterian church
Terms: One third cash, cIe-third In one year.
and enc third in eighteen month from dag o. ssle.
deferred payments to be Gviteaced by the puf-
chasers notes, secured by dc ID of trust The prop
erty sold and to bear Fix per cent interest all
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL D. SCHM ECKER, Trustee,
m4-d&ds Office 43 Lexington sc Baltimore,
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II Z. OOLDWhLL, Real Estate Auc.ioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MERIDIAN

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MERIDIAN
HILL AT AUCTION.
Wa win offer for SAFE at auctiop, at the office -
SWAMI avenne on Tat tYs M mo f sqn
1881, AT 4 0oLocK P; the following building
Estate, viz: Lots l. q g. f. 8, 18, 81 IS and 29 In
block no. and lots "a and rs in block r. OF Hall I'D
Elyan's subdivision. AZ each lot offered will )
sod without reserve good opportunity is offered
fer investment
Terms: One -haf cash, and balance in one and
two years or all cash, if purchaser 30 eject. All
conyeyancng at cost of purcha ser:
GEORGE TAYLOR and
JAMES Il. FITCH,
Executors Of the Estate Of Joseph Casey.
m7-Akds
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u o. HOFFMAN. Real Relate Auctoneer.
Sale OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
NO pal -FOUR AND A-EAIF STR Sc [
NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE DI5THIOT

Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust. x.sA
bearing date 25th April: 1876. and recorded f@R
records of the Distric. OF Columbia. we will sell.
at yuehc a9eton, In front OF the preml ss.
st 5k O'Clock PM, al the right. title. in
said deed u Of in and TO thai p.rt q lot num-
Der twenty seven CID. 10 reservation nun
of said lot and running theuce east fifty five (55
feet; thence north Senty two (2 feet thence west
Az street TO the place OF beginning, lying an.
being in the City Of Washington. in the District Of
Columbia.
Terms: One third cash; balsnce at six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sac, to
be secured by deed of trust uron the prem ses sold
Terms TO be complied With in ten days or pro-
Ielty may be soid 1t riss Of dsfauting purchaser.
JEO. A. CLARK, ! a..
CBRISTObHEk INGLE, 1rGstess'
r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctio1eer,
ap30 eoGdbs 10th AID e sts northwest
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NV dI1E0 D. VIII IAHS q % AuCtlOue6f6.
AuCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILD
ING SITES IN THE VEST End, TIE MOS
IMPROVED PART OF THE CITY.
On MONDAY, MAY 10TH. 1881, AT 6ano
O'CLOCK, P. NJ, in front of the premises, we4
shal sell lot 20, IN square 2O9, fronting 43 feet
on street, betw cen l4th ana 18th northwest, by
depth OF 100 feet to a IT, foot alley.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance In one,
two and three years ia notes bearing interest at
six per cent, secured by deed OF trust on til !
property SOD: An conyeyancing at purchasers
NIT WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TtD.1lOhROW.
VKTALTKR B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
w Corner 10th end D Eta. facing Penn ave.


JNALTKR B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.,
w Corner 10th end sts., facing Penn. ave.
EXECUTORS SALE,
By OF TIE ELEahNThY i FGasisa aRSI Resi-
DENCE OF IHr LATE HON. FERNANDO
fACTOb1Es IN The COUNTRY.
ON WEDNESDAY,. MAY II, 1881. CON "a
MEECiNG AT ~ O'CLOCK; we shall sell, VI
Moee. southeast ccraer of 18th and / streets Z !
tices 10 be offered The character Of the resi- tepcs
is su Gent evidence taat this shall be sale OF
superior order.
Catalogues can be had at our Auction Room. by
May T.. House oren for inspe ton May TO-
2 FFkNIh & z wH Womn9D' Executors.
WALTER WILLIAM, & 90 Auots :n,2eoSdbs
PIREMnpTnoEYn SALE ySsS OF FI ITsI RHLpSNa
kYLYANIA, AVENUE AND STREET
SQUARE, on STREET. eETGEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
On WEDNESDAY MES AFs1TE Ell MAY ilTH. ~
ALL OF LOT II. IN REsERvA TON IL.
IS foot alley. This lot is located near Trinity
Church. and is very desirable. being near three
lines OF street cars and business center.
on PANE AFTERNOON AT O'Clock In front Of the
premises Te VII te The ao vest sS feet 80 iRohs of
situated and fronting the pubic space occupied
by General Greepes .tatUe, or Lorth side OF O
Both of The above lots are teeiraby situsted and
will be peremptorily odd.
Terms: 0ne-,hird cash; balance In one and two
ms. DUsCAesoN BROS. Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Ausftonssa.

Il
POSITIVE SALE OF ::asia biz PEAL Es
TATE IN WEST " sizing TON.
I will sell at auction on MONDAY, The 18TH sy4s
OF NAY. at So o'CLocK P. M. the wo-story Dssss
Brick House and Lot adjoiti4s my house Hxa
east, SAP West street. near Fally street. % fees
front and ITO feet deep, OF equal with
Also. the vacant Lot west of my house, 1e feet
front, and running south st right snglss on tho
east line 10S feet. or less and tina west line
running south about 81 feet Of equal vi 18th thsu
il a straight line to the southern termination Of
the east liz e, az shown by plat
Terms One third cash, and fine residue at six
ptr cent, recured by deed of trust, or all cash
Al convey anciDg at cost Of purcha ser 800 cash
down st sale. VIZ. II. TENNEY,
THCS. CONLIN6. Aucs, mid
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(.HASCERY GALE CT wO-STORY BRICK
~ EOUhE ON TWENTIETH STHEEf, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOR INVEST
ALSO LOT NEAR NAVY YARD BRIDGE, Al
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THos. J. FISHER & o Rs;, Estate .ncton..r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE Or TREET,
BETWEEN Twelfth AND THIRTEkNTH
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liz.
With tho present number Of The
FREE Pass the undersigned dissolvss
oil business eoansetioa. He would herr
while resrsttins that engagements cell
bis family and himself elsewhere, take
this opportunity Of expressing tho sin.
cere pleasure experienced during short
residence Al San Marcos. Nowhere 10
there more beautiful location, lovely
scenery or fertile SURROUNDINGS and never
has the writer made moro genial 40.
quaiatanees. trser businsss men, or
warmer friends than gather In this city
Of beauty. While deep regrets arc felt
At departure. the hope arises that San
Marcos may soon awake to the tree seusa
Of her native grandeur, and become .
place Of thriving growth, population
and manufacturing importance,
With an adios Il tindsst regard 10.
ward al. aud especially for those with
whom he has been associated, the writer
departs. bsspeaking for them prosperity
and happiness.
2 GEO. c. DRxINa.
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Normal School Picnic.

We do not know who suggested the
lea of giving a picnic to the Nor
NAL School at the source Of
la belle riviere San. Marcos on
last Friday evening, but it GER
taiuly was very happy one, and as an
improvised project very happily carried
out The boat.ride oyer the fairy
world of wonders in the depths OF the
pellucid river, and the beautiful scenery
along it's shores must have enshrined
San Marcos in the memories Of the visi'
tors present. And certainly the beautiful
surroundings never before had SO
charming ssetting as tn. fair ladies fur
nisted on this occasion. Then the ice
cream, lemonade and cake were deli
cious and abundant, and considering
that all the preparations were made since
the morning session Of the school, bore
high testimony to the efficiency OF the
ladies' who inaugurated the entertain
meut, prominent among whom it is on
" fair to name Miss Wilcox and Mrs
Pritchett All enjoyed the occasion,
and went away delighted.
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"BLAcK.pRAuoHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For sale by oil Druggists.

EoLEcTIo MAaAzINE-The August
number Of the Eclectic contains . mum.
Der OF importa6ts articles OF permanent
value. IS well as Of current interest.
The leading article is entitled The
Sword and ia an historical essay Of
the sparkling and vivaoious kind for
which Blackwood's is famous. A paper
by Miss Julia WedRewood on 'Froude
as a Biographer' makes an interesting
contribution to the controversy over the
publication Of Carlyle's "Reminiscences.
Dogs of Literature is gossipy article
on the part which dogs have played 10
literature, and their relations to authors;
and in 'Boycotted,' Mr.. W. Bence j ones,
q landlord, gives a graphic account Of
recent expt rienoes in Ireland. Other
valuable and interesting papers are:
A Reviser on the New Revision Of the
New Testament by Rev. G.. Vance
Smith Visions Of sane Persons, by
Dir. Fraucis Gallon; The Sun Voice;
Love and Pain !. Some National Char
acteristics OF European Society," BY
Karl Hillebrand; Our cooling Sphere,
by Rev. William Downss NJ. A.
and three additional chapters Of the
highly interesting novel, 'Kith and Kin,
by Jessie Fothergill, author Of The
First Violin The Editorial Depart.
ments are we'll filed, a. usual, and
comprise Literary Notices. Foreign
Literary Notes, Science and Art. and
Nj scellsny.
Published by E. R. PELT0N, Is Bond
Street, New York. Terms. % per year;
single copies 45 cents Trial Subscrip'
ton for three monts, 81.
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Harse Ihicres Caught.

A couple of days ago, Juau IIar.m
boure, . Mexican horse dealer, had fv'
horses stolen from him in this city. VI
fcers Of different counties we're fele
rraphed to. and Yesterday di'paich usi
received from Sheriff Blrber. Of Hay
county. that he hal both the thieves and
stolen animals.
We clip the abavc from the San IA
tonic Erpres, Of Tuesday. As-i''ed. thu
horses we're found bore and hre Mex
;c,us arrested. three Of whom have beer
he'd as :he thieves. and being unsbl'
10 give bail. have gone to jail.
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GRAND CHANCE.

IL nov offered a.purchaser % purohas'
ore Of some means, to secure one Of the
most desirable harms. and stesk rsseh.
o. and other valuable property II this
immediate vicinity. We refer to the
advsr tissment Of y. L. MeGshss. 70 b
found 10 our present Issue. and II this
connection wish to state. that having
given the property . pretty thorough
personal inspection, we are prepared 70
sudorss the statements contained IL the
sdvert issment - true, and rather under
than over the mark. Az to The main
tract, No are at . loss To conceive In
what respect Il could justly b found
fault with. Although % elevated, The
coil d vastly fertile. not inferior To any
in the county. The pastures arc cloth
cd with 90 abundant growth Of grass
notwithstanding the dry season. aad the
corn crop will still yield come 80 bushels
to the sors, which however 10 not over
half what Il would have bsss had II not
been for the drought. The fences are
all Of the best quality, and the place II
subdivided into Enclosures Of convenient
size. The orchard contains choice Va
ristiss Of peaches and other fruits, with
which the trees are loaded. the elevated
locality securing sgaint frost--a great
advantage. From tho mansion the land
slopes gently away, save towards the
river, where Il dssoends somewhat
abruptly through somo wooded ravines,
having valuable timber aud pioturssqus
scenery. The dwelling 10 Of tho most
substantial character, with Arst class
domestic sppurtsnsnoss Of oil kinds.
Besides the eistern there Il = we'll near
BY Of pure cold water. The we'll 10 only
30 feet deep, and there is six feet Of
water.
The situation 10 higher than that Of
the CoronAl Institute, and the perennial.
health giving brssses aad the splendid
scenery make 1t perfectly delightful.
The view over our town and the noun.
tain scenery beyond 10 particularly 9ns.
The other tract offered for sale, right
opposite our town, must ever be ono Of
great and peculiar value. II lies just
opposite Woolfolk's garden, and 10.
cludes the privilege Of the dam across
the river there. Some twenty acres or
more are susceptible Of easy irrigation.
The soil is the best bottom land, and .
livelihood could be made from small
quantity of it, raising garden vegetables,
small fruits, etc. The water power may
prove Of immense value.
A desirable residence in this place,
consisting Of lot and half with COM
Portable house. is also offered for sale
by Mr.. McGehes. II lies just opposite
Coronal Institute. and IL . pleasant
home,
For full particulars % to any orall
of this property, call on Mr.. McGehee'
or at the FREE Pass office,
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Obi What A CouRh I

viii you heed the warning, the sigma
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption? Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of saw.
ing so cents 10 run the risk and do nothing
for H. We know from experience that Shi.
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough II never
fails, This explains Why more than MI.
lion Bottles were sold the past year. II
relieves Group. and whooping Cough, al
once. Motheu do not bwithout H. For q
Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold BY z Psoxfr, drug
gist, San Marcos, TexaA
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SAN ANTONIO DIVISION
BOUND NORTH.
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Persons haring business 'ciM The
Printing Office, IN the Editors ab'
sence, iciN please lcare their orders
with Miss Russell, at the Book Store ;
aeho Is authorized to receire and re
ceipt for money, or attend to any
other business pertaining to the office.
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Public Lecture.

We are glad to learn that the sug'
Restiou given BY tho fRxE PREss
last week 10 to DO acted upon,
Prot Baldwin having consented to leo,
ture THIS EVENING, At the Meth.
odist church, Tho Professor has won
golden opinions from oil dxrius bis stag
here. We trust the house will DO filed
to its capacity to heav his lecture this
evening.