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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE sAFETN


CANERNS OF IURAY,anl
WHITE SULPHUR, VA.
COMMENCING JUNE 10 1881,
Cars win leave PENNSYLVANIA Railroad station Jersey City,
follows
For LURAY AT 4:2u 4. NJ. AND $50 p NJ.
For WHITE SU LPHUR AT $50 y. NJ.
Pullman Sleeping coach $50 train through Ia
White sulphur without change the privilege
stopping visit tickets
apply at ticket offices Pennsylvania Railroad
general oicos of the company Hagerstown Nd Nos
81 and 80 South adst, Philadelphia
ClAS Il. HATCH, General Passenger Agent
JOSEPil III. SAN OS, SUPERINTENDENT
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men-country.

MOKRlS CIASSICAL INSTITUTE.
W boys family school location healthieen
NewJersey thorough preparation for college scientific
school, induced like stuties careful super.
vision OF each 2upi Address the Principal II. MOORE
Morris
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WANTED:-A young lady desires to teach
~, some rhiior the Englsh would wait until
iau II desired Adarcss TEACHlsR. IEAbnne once.
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The river above. the falls, as tar as Lake Erie,
is swept ut glance. From this conjecture
that as q wa,ch.tower IN time of war--should
one occur between the United States and Great
Brltaln-this monument would by far exceed
in Importance all other strategic points. The
American vessels on Lakes Erie and Ontario
could not stir without their every movement
being readily known at this monument.
Just as We were leaving, one of our party,
after registering, was introduced to the wife OF
the keeper of the monument as "Thomas Lett,
brother Of ben Lett" The old lady eyed
him kecnly tor "A moment aud then remarked,
"Wcl, you're pretty good looking fellow, but
your brother was mighty mean man" She
was asked what made her think Ben such a
bad man, and she responded: ale was a pa
triot IN the rebellion of 1878, and did very
mean things. One was to blow up the first
monument to Gen. Brock, which stood just
outside there and the other WAS the shooting
OF Captain Usher ! wouldn't blame him so
much for blowing up the monument; but the
Captain was an awful good man. To be sure,
he was captain and pilot of TIE crew which
cut loose the steamer Caroline" and sent 1t
over the falls on fire; but he never wronged
Ben at all :" Elk UNO.
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LORENZO LELAND Jr,,


AIORrCiA q J.; SA IIE..-Whereas Lewis T. Marsh
vi and Eliza Marsh his wife by their certain mort
deed bearing date the nth day of May 1873. and
filed for record the 18th day of May 1879 and duly
recorded in the Recorders Office of La Sale county Hi.
DOs in Book No l5i of Records page 523 did grant,
bargain sell and convey to the La Sale County Savings.
Loan Trust Company the premises hereinafter described
to the payment OF certain prOmssOy note OF
even date with said mortgage and executed and delivered
by said Lewis L; Marsh payable TO the order of said La
Sale County Savings Loan and Trust Conn any due fifteen
months after date for the of six hundred dollars, with
ten per cent. interest. payable scmi.annHally;
signed and transferred by said La Sale County Savings,
Loan and Trust Company to the undersigned Thomas T..
Macknlay who is the legal and holder Of the
same
And whereas default las been made in payment
part of the principal and part of the interest of said note
and the whole amount claimed to he due az the date of the
sale hereinafter mentioned the of five hundred and
forty one dollars and ninety-One cents;
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given. that under
and by virtue OF the power and authority IN vested by
said mortgage aud IN accordance with the and
dtons thereof l. the said Thomas f. Mac Knlay assignee
aforesaid will. Tuesday, the 18th day OF october
1851 at the hour Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon of said
day at the south door of the Court House in Ottawa in
said county wit at the south door of the building
pied by the County Court of said county in said city OF OF
lava sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described land and premises to wit: Lots
numbered One and Two, in Block Eight, in the Railroad
with the Entertainments and appurtenanCes hereunto be.
longing together with all the right title interest benefit
and equity of redemption Of the said Lewis F. Marsh and
Eliza \. Marsh, their heirs and assigns therein
THOMAS r.. MACKINLAY,
Sept. 10, lSSl.-5w Assignee of Mortgage
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Irregular Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Oct 1st

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Oct LIST, 1881.
Gossip is rife, may say raging. relative to
cabinet changes, star route Investigations, pro
posed Investigations in the Treasury Depart
meht aimed at the late Secretary Sherman
and a thousand other probabilities and posi-
bllites that follow in the wake of the new adj
ministration. The future is no doubt big with
political surprises and, from u journalistic
point of view, this is expected to be good
season.
There is no reason why President Arthur
should have a warm affection for ex Secretary
Sherman, who forced him from the New York
Custom House under a cloud of calumnious
imputation. Hence, 1t Is sad that every nook
and Granny of the Treasury Department will
be probed, under the management of a new
secretary, less merctul to the fame of Sherman
than any cabinet officer appointed by General
Garfield could be. Mr.. Boutwell, is talked of
for Secretary of the Treasury, and the fact that
hc Is now with the President at the Fifth Az
cnue Hotel gives color to the report that he
will be appointed. He was Secretary of the
Treasury under Grant, and is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the routine of the Department
The clerical personnel of this Department Is
composed largely of the political family of
Senator Sherman, also OF goody number OF
his kun.
Rumor is wild rs TO who will be made Sec.
rotary of State, in place OF Mr. Blaine. Gen.
eral Grant and ex.Secretary Fish are both men,
toned for the premiership, and 1t is quite
probable that one of them will hold the office
for short time in trust for Mr.. Conkling.
who, there are reasons for believing, will be
the permanent head of President Arthur's
cabinet.
There will be no change of cabinet until
after The called session of the senate, when 1t
Is believed the change will be complete.
Contrary to all expectation, there are midi.
cations that the ssar.roule Investigations are to
! be prosecuted with increased vigor and rigor.
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II had been supposed that the political nn,ece-
dents and relations Of the new President would
dispose HIM to deal lenlen,y with Dorsey,
Brady, and other high offenders, but the very
fact that public suspicion is charged with this
idea will compel President Arthur to continue
the investigation, regardless of consequences
to his supposed friends. But are they his
friends? It is SAID that Arthur and his near
est political friend have much less to tear from
these exposures than very distinguished cab
met officer, who is Mr.. Conklng's most pow.
erful enemy. However this may be, 1t is Ger
tain that those who have been preparing the
cases against the star route men have assurance
of hearty cooperation from the President
The Senate Chamber has been made ready
for the extra session. The White House Is
undergoing extensive repairs, and will not be
occupied by the President before December.
In spite of the warm weather, Washington is
filling up with the winter population that
characterzes the national capital during the
fashionable season and congressional session.
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON,
AttOrReY at Lar.

y In the Circuit Court, october Term. lSsl.
Thomas Leggtt rs Mary V. Leggitt.-In Chdncery.
Affidavit of nOnresdcNce OF Mary " Leggitt the above
defendant having been hcd in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of said county notice therefore hereby given
the said resident defendant that the complainant filed
his bill of complaint In said court the chancery side
thereof the 10th of September 1881 and that thcreup
summons issued out of said court wherein said suit Is
pending. returnable the second Monday in the
month of October next. rs is by law required.
Now unless you. the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the hs day of the next term thereof to be holden
OTTAWA In and for the said county the second Mon
day in October next, and plead denur TO the
said compainants bill Of complaint the same and the mat
and things therein charged and stated will be taken
and decree entered against according to
the prayer of said bill. W. W. TAYLOR, Clerk
ottawa. Illinois, Sept. 10Th. 1881.
SAML Nicholson. Compts SOlr septl7.3w
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News comes from London that great sen.
sation was caused at Bristol by the discovery
of cargo of three hundred tons Of human
bones discharged there to the order of local
firm engaged in manufacturing manure. The
bones were shipped from Rodosto, at Constan
tinoplc, and are supposed to be the remains
principally of the defenders OF P!evna. There
are complete limbs among the horrible cargo,
and IN some cages the HAIR still adheres to the
skulls. Peter Cooper says 1t Is common
thing among the British to buy human bones.
"ln fact they will take all they can get and
from any part of the world. They use them
for manuring their lands have often heard
it said that England was MANFRED with the
bones taken from the battle of Waterloo. There
are no finer to be had" From which it would
appear that the slam at Waterloo not only EN-.
blazoned the British flag with glory, but still
supply material aid to keep il waving.
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Brooks Monument, Queenston Heights,
Inner Canada.

OCT. /, lSS1.-Well, have inspected for the
first time one of the grandest monuments In
the world of its kind 1t is situated on Queens
ton Heights, on nearly the highest point of
land between Lakes Erie and Ontario. The
whole structure is 100 feet In height above
ground, and the top is $50 feet above the Mag
ara river at this point.
This monument was erected in commemora-
ton of the British general, Sir Isaac Brock,
who fell in the bloody battle fought on this
spot Oct 10, 1912.
Upon the solid rock Is built foundation 40
feet square and ten feet thick of massive stone.
Upon this the structure stands In grooved
plInth or endorsement IS feet square and 81
feet in height, and has an eastern entrance by
massive oak door and bronze pateras, form
ing two galleries to the interior ia feet IN ex-
tent round the inner pedestal, on the north
and south sides OF which, IN vaults under the
ground floor are deposited the remains of
General Brock and those of his aidedecamp,
Colonel Mcdonnell, in massive stone sarcopha
ei. On the exterior angles Of the subbase-
ment are placed 'flions rampant" seven feet in
height, supporting shields with the "armorial
tear,pes" Of Gen. Brock. On the north side Is
the following inscription:
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Eegpl.

~ OTICE.-EsTATR OF JOuN PARRoTr. DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given, thar the undersigned Admin.
sraor of the Estate OF John Parott late of the county
of La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before
The County Court of said county the first Monday benR
the eth day. of November 1881 at the County Court Room
In Ottawa, in said county when and where all persons hay
ing claims demands against said estate are notified
attend and present the same IN writing adjustment
Dated this 18th day OF September 4. II. 1881.
JAMES NJ. DEBOLT,
sep2i-3w Administrator.
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

{ The Great English
Remedy. An unlaii-
lsg cure for Seminal
Weakness, ) perma-
torrhea, lmpotency.
and all Diseases that
follow as Il sequence
OfSelfAbuse; MS Loss
OF Memory, Univer-
sal Lassitude, Pain in
the Back, Dimness of,
Vision. Premature
Old Age, and many
-Other Diseases that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

The mldsight marauder should not be Danish.
ed from our dwelling any more quickly than
should cough or cold Of any kind be driven
from the system. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup qui.
city yet positively places all colds. under Its con-
troll. Price % cents.
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BANKS.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east ana west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England. Ireland Scotland and all i'm
portan points Continental Europe drawn in sums 10 suit
purchasers.
u. >. Revenue Stamps Of all demon nations con
stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from A. NJ. to P. N.
Jan. IL, 1873 &. L. LINDLEY, Assist Cashier.
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sr Full particulars in our pamphlet which we desire TO
send free by mail 10 every one sFT The Specific Medicine
sold by an druggists at per package packages
s. viii be free by mail on receipt of the money by
addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co,
Sold in Ottawa by e. Gehring and Forbes LoraiauS. (2)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28
II T. COLDWELI, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

By virtue Of a deed of trust dated SeptemberssEs,
TO- 1875 recorded in Iiber No S99 folios 143, etc. @
ba and at the request of the party secured thereby
will sel at public auction in front of the premises on
MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de.
District of Columbia namely All Of that designated on
the plot ground plan of said city lot numbered six
Co, in numbered seven hundred and ninety two
(792 said lot having front of seventyye feet in
ches Sd street southeast and 72 feet on North Caro-
Gna avenue.
Also, on the SAME DAY, AT FOUR-AND-A-HALF
O'CLOCK p. M, in front of the premises the follow
ing real estate being the east part of lot numbered
three 90, in said square, and described follows Be-
from the southwest of said lot thence north %
thence east feet thence north 81 feet to the
line of said lot thence east 81 feet IL inches to the
northeast corner OF said lot thence south ITO feet
south street thence along said street 80 feet IL
Also. on SAME DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in
front of the premises the following described real
estate. namely: The east half Of lot numbered five
three 733 fronting % feet south street. and run
ming back that width 119 feet inches to an alley
Also, on TUESDAY, the EdGHI HI L DAf O s No.
the premises the following described real estate name
lyAn of that Lot designated as Lot f. IN the subdl-
vision of the east part of Lot numbered one square
numbered five hundred and seventy nine loIyS. esu
and extending back that width lit feet inches.
Terms of sale: third cash; balance payable In six.
twelve and eighteen months with
per annum. the deferred 20 pe secured
each Lot required of purchaser at time OF SAFE and all
conyeyarang to be at his cost terms OF sale are not
compiled with in seven days from day OF sale tne drus
tee the gns 70 s alter n i've days notice
o21-m w Z n THOMAS j. HOBBS, Trustee.
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HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
YO&K AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND
EENIH STREETS NORTHWEST. No. 925 NEW

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NEW
YOSK K, AVENUE, ,BETWEEN NINTH AND
YORK AVENUE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thea
District OF Columbia, at special terra thereof for
equity business. made in case No 7S4O Docket 81 A
wherein Charles Y Grymes is plaintiff and William W.
Grymes and al are defendants we will SELL at public
auction IN front OF the premises the following real
tate IN tile city OF Washington, in the District of Co.
iumba: Part OF lot six CO. in square numbered three
hundred and seventy 372) according to John Dav
idsons heirs recorded subdivision of said square, be-
ginning for the said Of said co
corner OF said lot six 20 and ri,g thence along New
York avenue westwardy twenty 2 feet and FIVE
THENCE Is ytn t23j feet thence due east
south thirteen 43 feet thence 70 the
thsreon The sale Will be held at HALF
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by hedecree: One-hird
OF the purchase money to be pad in cash. and the bal
ance in six twelve and eighteen bnths from date Of
SALE Win and secured the satisfaction of the
Trustees OF the purchaser. at his Optio may pay the
entre PURCHASE money In cash on The day Of sale.
the terms o. the sale are not with in ten days
from It's late the Trustees Tie right to readyer
tise and resell the property at the Of such default
ing purchaser All conveyarcing NJ p,rchaserss Coet
deposit Of 500 must be made On Che iay Of sale.
WALTER 8. PERRY, Trustee.
,, 342 % street northwest.
SAMES H. SMITH, Trustee,
o2l-dGdS $40 etf street northwest.
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SOME INTERESTING TOPICS INTRODUCED THROUGH
THE QUERY BOX.
The DC. horticultural society met at German hail
Wednesday evening-Mr. John Saul presiding, and
MI j. T. Clark secretary protein The query box
as opened-the first question being: "Win the
lever tree, called Eucalyptus, flourish about WASH
but that there might be some species more hardy
than we have had here yet Mr.. Saunders said that
while there were some which were hardy none had
been found which would stand our winters He
theughti IL mistake to call it a fever tree. II is
probable that because OF its rapid growth and dry
Ing up swamps that beneflc qualities have been
attributed TO It. The next question was: "Does ivy
on the walls OF house inIure it and make the
walls dampf" Mr.. Saul answered both queries In
Ghe negative Mr. Clark said that on a house 107
years Old the clap-boards (poplar) were found
perfectly sound under the ivy. In his own expert
ence, one side OF house which had previously been
damp, was found perfectly dry after the Ivy grew
over IT. He noticed that the Justa house, north OF
r Fran In Row, which was probably erected
perfectly sound, and for many years It had been
covered with ivy. The next question was .Wherein
does the scientific method OF raising vegetables,
Gorporated company, differ from the ordinary o.
nuscientific method?n This was not answered
In answer TO the question I'm what part OF this
country will the olive tree grow,n Mr. Saunders
said IL would stand Zero but IL would not do well
ehe fruit. II was, however, grown In California
ana IN some parts OF the south. He questioned
whether II could be grown with pront, and i'm
barrels OF olive oil which he sold to soap manu-.
flcturer There was, i'm fact, not the demand for
olive oil there was formerly From peanuts large
Quantities OF Oil are now made. (which is the best
naruy ciimblng plart to cover the porch OF
mouse, the next question, was answered by Mr.
Saunders chat he would recommend the Japanese
noneys1ckle. Mr.. Saul spoke OF his flowers the
Australian glory pea, the red hot poker and or.
chidS still standing despite the frostS
THE Boom IN CONFEDERATE BoNDs-The ne.
markable dem and for confederate bonds continues.
especially at Richmond, Va The scheme how.
ever did not originate in that city, though the de-
mand there possesses wonderful Vitality. Broken
are advertising for Them and II Is difficult to ests-
mate the number Of them sold. One banking
house has already purchased $5,OO0,0O0 coupon
bonds, at from s. TO S. per thousand. 1t is esd
mated that c10,000 coo in confederate bonds have
recently been sold Ia London
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YIyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WEIL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TION.

On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. 1881, at TEN O'CLOCK, @ residence No. 1706
street. between 18th and la;h streets northwest
shall sell the following effects:
Walnut Par .. Furniture.
Ornaments and Pictures Window. Hangtngs.
Oval Mirror, Marb.e-top Tables. ~
Walnut Nirror-b back Eteasere ~
Handsome Turkish Rugs.
Velvet and other Brusf els CARPETS.
Hall and Stair CARPETS.
Walnut Table Deck.
Walnut Marble top Chamber FURNITURE:
; Fine Hair Mattresses. Pillows and holsters.
Blankets and Spreads.
Walnut Extealaion Dining Table and other Dining
room Furniture. Terms cash. o26-H
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES, CARPETS, BEDDING, CHINA. GLASS
AND Gk0CKERY MARE-THE ENTIRE con
SOF THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG rs
TABIISHED HOTEL (KNOWN AS THE LAFAY-
ETYE HOUSEl SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SEC.
OND AND b STREETS NORTHWEST. NUMBER
ING IN ALL ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS OF WELL
PRESERVED FURNITURE
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SECOND. 1881
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK AM, we shall sell
the following described furniture and many other aFti-
cles usually found in first class hotel too numerous
to enumerate:
Walnut Frame Parlor Suites, Chamber Suites, Wal
nut Marble top Bureaus and Washstands, Bedsteads
ana Mardrobes, Dining room Tables and Chairs, Lace
Curtains and CoFnees. Mantel Mirrors. Lambrequins
Painted Chamber Suites, Marble top Side and Center
Ia6les two handsome Marbletop Sideboards. Mirror
lack; HAL Ocloths and Ssair CARPETS, Window Shades
Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters Marbetop Cottage
kets, Bedding.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C.
China, Glass and CrockerY Ware Of every de8ription
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
OFFICE.
IRON Safe combination lock: Bar Fixtures. Desks
This sale offers unusual Inducements housekeepers
and the trade generally, It is peremptorY aud the
goods nearly new.
O26-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO kucfs
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRIGK HOUSE AND 2.p lot Known NOW A, As
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET EAST,
AT AUCTION.
May, A. d. 1873, and recorded in Liber No 721. Hia
foo 81 e seq Ct the land rsc8rds OF the %
the pre1nisss, On THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M,
I'll that lot Of ground numbered ninety eight (98 In
r. Gilbert's subdivision Of square numbered six
improvements consisting Of two-story and basement
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash: balance In equal In
stalments in six and twelve months with interest," TO
be secured by deed Of trust the property.
deposit OF 500 required at time Of SALE II terms
not complied with In one week from day Of sale, the
trustee the right to resell ct risk Of defaulng
purChAeer. -
O2k-l0t 3U0XA0 o82kR TuuGo&
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S$ e FEovzR
K TSk AfP o Tgf sHkEE HE
EHHsEf Nj TAk alas ANR No. f 81 FIFTH
H IdS IgST AHR TMo FEKI: FOUR fNchEs
mp A The LAKGE APP ;GoNyENiENT BRICK
IN SEPARATE PARCELS. ''' ~ LIZ ''6Di'
By virtue of the DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of
and No. H ohsss
snd % e and Others .s and
81 {SSP' s We
9ing on that day. and il necessary the MONDAY
ssss front q lot Is and the NORTH RI y =
been subdyidsd into lots numbered from % to 81 In
% e saa ep VI 10
tss IS g. My yr eea Lns ss s y s ssaR
feet on M street the first two hayng each depth Of
M sss and
feet to an alley The last four lot.
% s IS 1es es and
S@srsf
9th street and are each by and
q By inc large Brick stable and fets Is
sold aeaed WIN
t At ths os se
S!ss he VII
Terms Of sale One third of purchase money in cash
is notes Secured ON the
s sa or all cash St the option Of the parcase5
ONE Ep Pm 2S TON 4 Tsqst Vest
THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer o21-d