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The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

The question OF the burial OF President tar
d Ids remains at Mentor or Hiram having
baen suggested, Mrs. Garfield replies that 1t Is
not an open question, and that bis remains
will lest la Lakevlew cemetery, where they
now are.
A horse thief incarcerated at Bloomington,
Ill. seized pistol from the jaiiOr and shot
him three times. When The fact came know n
outside the Jail, the building was rsided and
tho equine appropriation hung 10 the nearest
ira
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07
Piles! PiIes!l PiIeS!!!
\ Sure Cure Found at Last.

one N96Q ouu0rs
AS re cure for the Bind, Bleeding, Itching
end LIBERATED Piles has been discovered by
DIR. williams ian Indian remedy, called Dr.
williams Indian Uintrnen. single box nhas
cured the worst chronic CESS OF rs and 30
years standing, No one need suffer five min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, Instruments, and Elec-
tuaries do more harm than good, Williams
Ointment absorbs tho tumors, allays the In.
tense itching particularly at night after get-
ting warm IN led, acts as a poultice, gives In
slant and painless relief, and Is prepared only
for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and moth
ing else. -
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile OiHtment: III have used scores Of pile
cures, but II affords me pleasure TO say that /
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DIR. Will
liam Indian Ointment"
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re-.
ceipt OF price $1.00.
F. 8. HENRY g. CO, Proprletors,
Cleveland ohi.'
FARRANp WILLIAMS 4 Co, Agents. Detroit Mich
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

Let tho poor sufferers from female com.
plants take courage aud rejoice that painless
remedy has been found. We refer to LYDIA E..
PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND IL is pre-
pared at 233 Western Ayenus, Lynn, Mass.
Send to Mrs. Pinkham for pamphlets.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

A mammoth tree cut down in Lewis
county, KY, recently, and believed to be
three hundred years old, produced 49,
462 feet of lumber and twenty-five
cords Of firewood. 1t was sixteen feet
in diameter and one hundred and twen-
ty feet high.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07
Rabv Saved

We are 90 thankful TO say that our baby was
permanently cured of dangerous and pro.
tracted irregularity OF the bowels by the use
OF Hop Btlers ny Its mother, which at the
same time restored her to perfect health and
strength.-The parents, Rochester, N. Y. See
another column.-Bt1aloE Express.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

The tunnel under the English Chan
mel has been begun, and at the present
rate of working will be completed in
FIVE years
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07
Warmers Safe Kidney and Live,
Cure.

Important to Travellers.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you BY
the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

A man looks a woman from head to
foot; a woman looks man from foot
to head.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

lt:~~f for SOLDIERS, for Fathers
SEUNIjIIlSM Mothers, Widows, Children, Etc
S'S'S Thousands pet entitled. Pen
sions for any wound or disease Bounty yet duet
thousands. Pensioners entitled to increase of pen.
sion. New laws and decisions. Time limited Az
ply at once Address, with two stamps, for laws,
blanks and instructions, d II. GELSTON CO., u.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

Pension Applicants Attention !!
been abolished. The effect of this action is to give
applicants the unrestricted privilege of removing
an unsatisfactory attorney by the appointment Of
a good one. If any soldier desires services let
him sddress us Immediately.
MILO b, STEVENS Il co.
Washington, d. @. Chicago, Ill.
Cleveland, Ohio. Detroit. Mich.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-07

"A. L. i. DENITEAU,
President Michigan Military Riff
Association.
ALFRED HOWARD. Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
MEDlCAL.
1'HE HISTORY
ASUOCESSFUL BUSINESS
Prosecuted Upon the Principles Of Truth
and Honesty.

fIOstCutcu NVCA AHlAS1pA0o VI
and Honesty.
We refer to the wonderful success that has
attended tho introduction of Dr. G. w. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills into the
whole country.
They are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache Nervous Headache, Neuralgia.
Nervousness. .Sleeplcssness and Dyspepsia and
the facts prove that they do and Will cure
these diseases every time where the cause fs
not OF an organic nature.
The secret OF their success is twOtold. First
the need OF them is very great; it Is the only
thing that has ever been found. in the profess
sion or out of it. that would actually and per
manently cure those diseases SO that every
body who takes them becomes a walking and
talking advertisement for them. One box,
taken into a neighborhOod, has been followed
and traced TO selling so worth in that one
pOstOtlice.
They are indeed 4 valuable preparation an"
no nervous person ought to be without thcm'
as they not only save from suffering. but save
and proIong life by preventing paralysis apo
piczy and heart disease.
Sold by all druggists. Price. 3oc. ooA'
| Depot, lO6 North Eutaw street. Baltimore MO-
Ey mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes lor s.."'
to any address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
In Good Spirits.

L. Walker. Cleveland, O., writes: I" For the
last twelve months have suffered with luin-
baSO and general debility. 1 commenced TAX
ing BurdOck Flood BittCrS about six weeks
ago, and now have great pleasure in stating
that have recovered! my appetite, my COM
pleXiom has grown ru!dy. and feel better
altogether" Price 81. For sale at II. Il. COc!i-
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
IL Am All Played Out"

is a common Olnplaint. Ii you feel SO, get :.
package of Kidney wv or: and take i, and you
will al once feci its tonic power. 1t rencws
The healthy action of the kidneys. bowels and
liver. and thus restores the natural life and
strength to the weary body. 1t can now be
had in cit her dry or liquid form. and in either
way is always prnmpt and efficient in action.
-.NeW BeIJurd Stundard. ul2-lWd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
"A Marvellous Cure

For all bodily ailments. arising from impurity
.,i blood, !; torpid liver, irregularity of the
bowels. indigestion, constipation. or disorder.
cd kidneys, is warranted in u free Use OF Bur.
dock BLOOD Bittcrs. Price 81. For sale at II.
q. COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen St.
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
Gently Does 1t.

Eugene Cross, Swan street, Buffalo. writes
= l have used Spring Blossom tor dyspepsia
and indigestion. and have found it to act AL.
mirably us L gentle apcricnt and blood purI
ticr. Iconsitler it uneIulcu you ut lib
crty to use my name as Il reference " Price
30 cents FO:' sale 1T ii. Il. COchran's drug
store, !57 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12

LADIES' LIGHT JACKETS, -.
Trimmed with Plush, $i,
EXTRA FINE LIGHT TCLOTHJACKETS.
ULSTERETTES,
Trimmed in Silk Plnsh, ut SEQ,
Ladies' COachmcn's Coats, from s7.j9 up.
Ladies' Black Coats, from $50 up.
One lot OF Ladies Fine Black Coats, in Beaver.
Cloth and Diagonal. trimmed with
Satin and Fringcs, So
One lot trimmed with Passamentcrics
Fringes and Satin COr,lings
and Plush POck-
cts. at $40.
One lot trimmed with Satin Shirrings Plush
Pockets and Plush Cuffs ST..
ElabOrately trimmed Coats, Plush Collars.
Plush Cuffs and Plush Pockets, SIS.
Ladies' DOlmans, Plush Trimmings, at si'.
Fine Beaver Goth DolmanS.
from so up.
Misses and Chil,ircn's Coats, from so up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-12
liAns'S KeDOrtS.

Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by j..
:. Gauss Son & Co, tobacco brokers, No.
i3l Water street, New York, for the week
ending Dec. Il, 1881 : 400 cases 1880
Pennsylvania filters, GM6ac; wrappers,
lS@35c assorted, 1910, ,17c; 200 cases New
England wrappers, 16@3jc 100 cases
1880 state, p. t.; 800 cases 1880 Ohio, 4, 6,
9iM14c 100 eases 1880 Wisconsin, IA 12c.
Total 100 cases.
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WALL STREET KINGS.


The Heavy Men Of the Street and
the Size Of their Bank Account.
t''Gsth." in Gin. Enquirer
"Who has been the most successful operator
during the Year,
william Vanderbilt, D. o. Mills and Jim
Keene. Vanderbilt has got more money than
all the men In this street put together. You
sources of the large operators. i tell you that
Vanderbiit's pile Is bigger than the whole OF
them put together. Next to him probably
comes Russell Sage. who has more money than
Jay Gould. Sage has saved Gould once or
twice. TWO years ago Gould was practically
stock To make settlement. He had been
bearing Northw e5tern and On the compromise
had to give up Union Pacific, for which he had
paid par or nearly so, at sixty.five cents On the
dollar That is why he Is out OF Union Pacific.
Wander bilt. Mills and the rest are buying it
up
What do you consider JIm Keene to be
worth with all bis success?"
seven million dollars at the outside 1t Is
more nearly apt TO be somewhere between
three millions and five millions. II he has got
seven million dollars the best Judges here are
million dollars. Mills Is a rich man and g
prudent one. He told me in a recent converse
ton that he was out OF the street and was
going into real estate. He has bought all this
property along Broad street, and Is about to
put up an immense Office building, and he has
bought lots on both sides OF the city opposite
and above the Park. Vanderbilt has also been
q large buyer OF real estate. l infer from the
general outlook, from the necessity OF some
thing to speculate In, and from the operations
OF men like these, that We are now TO have a
big movement In real estate. first In New York
TIL It resembles the real estate operations up
to 1872
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A UCTsQN SALES OF DESIRABLE IN
fRhalss Na g. f PRN SsssYEAs XIV AZ
F FSsT Hsss{THfHHsASss hGT 81 AN Sb az
NTH sfK shE1si so HUrfEa Pr AND
Der 26th, 1880, recorded in iber a5s,. folio "a
u. one of the land records for the District 5n:&
in front of the spactive pieces OF property in the
city Of Washington. D.
P. NJ. Lot %. in square 5i9. fronting Il feet ~
ekf5 On lh an s sv est By depth Of v
TEDSEEsDaY, AFE1L %. 1881; at the same
tees subdivision Of Lot $. in square 945 Lot 80 is
uninpfoyes snd has front Of 20 feet on 9.h st
improved by $ two-etnry Frame Dwelling. and has
front Of 70 feet on 9 Street east by ll5 feet lOk
ON FRIDAY, April 22D 1881. at the same hour.
part OF lot 90, OF samuel Less subdivision OF 8
contained within the following nietes and bounds
TO wit: BEGINNING fog the same On PennsyIv snia
along said avenue Is feeG: thence noTtheastwsrJly
thence due west to an alley 10 feet wide; thence
aioIg said alley ~ feet !0 inches thence parallel
corner SAID 10 r and
by and with the east lire Of original lot TO the
place OF bsglnnins, improved by ii three-story
Terms Of safe: Ons-fourth cssl on the day OF
sale OF "ltEll seFsn Gays thereafter: the residue
III four equal payments at six. twelve. eighteen and
twenty-Eour months from the day of saie, for
which the pure heser's prouissory notes are to be
given bearing interest from the Cay Of sale at per
centiln per aiitu!n, payable quarter yearly, to be
secured by deed OF trust on The property sod and
asatlsfactory policy Of insurance on the dweuings
If the terms OF sale are not compiled with within
days from the day of sale, reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
.defautiDR purchaser. All conyayaucing ut the
purchasers cost. $50 deposit will be required on
acceptance Of eich bid.
VIM. IAYLOE SNYDER, Trustee,
49, Louisiana avenue.
d. IL. WARNER, Auchoneer. ap9-eo&ds
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" GIssIer Telescopes.

Ib3rGOru
California means TO beat the world In teles
cOpeS. as IN every thing. 1t seems 20 De law
OF optics, Ia the use OF that kind OF telescopes
Known as retractors. that no amount OF in
creased size 10 the object-giass, beyond a diam
eter OF perhaps twenty-eight to thirty
Inches, will avail to Improve the powers OF
the instrument. What IS gained in magnify
Ing Or space penetrating power Is lost In the
diminished clearness Of definition.
But the astronomers and teIeScope-makers
co not all believe in this law. The great glass
orGered In this country by the Russian govern
ment. and which is now In the slow and pa
tent process OF transformation from rough
and bulky disk OF glass into the ground-doWn,
scientifically shaped and polished lens OF a
great telescope, Is one proof OF the conviction
that increased size In refractor should give
increased power. The great glass at Washing.
ton, by which the moons OF Mars were discoV.
eTed, Is Ia diameter 26 inches; the one ordered
Tor the Russian observatory at Pulkowa Is TO
&c at least 80 inches. Even that, It appears
is not TO be the largest OF the refractor5 The
trustees or the LICK Observatory In California.
have traily closed the contract for the oDtI-
cal part of the great telescope provided for by
the viii OF the California millionaire. There
las bsen considerable doubt whether a re-
tractor or an enormous reflector would be Sc
!ecteG. but The decision is In favor OF the
FORMER. The OBJECT glass is 10 be 3 feet In
diameter, and the Clarka OF Cambridge Massa-
cE2setts (who are making the glass for Rug
SID, are 10 make this California lens for
soe. coo. The mounting for the Instrument IS
ROT eel provided Tor. Proposals will be 90
taiLed from the principal Instrument makers
OF Europe and TITS country before the con-
tract IS awarded. Probably the mechanical
part or the instrument VIII cost about as nu,n
rs The optical. II can NOT probably De corr
lleted In less time than three years.
II Is believed hy many thai the poEer OF tT,Is
!hOLsisr glass Qor, compared with other re-
fTactoiP, Il is 2 monster. though reflectors ara
constructed OF a much larger sfZe) viii, Da pro
poTtioI ate 10 its size. II II does prove sue
cesSrui IL VIII re OF far the most Elf Gent glass
ever pointed at the heavens. ana unfa2 ria
clear skies OF California ought ID accomplish
great things for science.
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The Modern Atheniaus

Spare. nervous, thin of face, restless eyed,
quick and energetic OF speech. is the modern
Athenian. The groups OF men who seat them
selves toward evening at the little tables which
Ill the streets before the principal cafes as
they talk politics over their little cups of black
coffee, or their glasses Of water and wine, ges-
ticulate With that energy OF action 10 CONVEX.
sation which marks the passionate son OF the
south. OFTEN the Athenian carries In his hand
strlDgof beads, not for religious purposes, but
that he may relieve himself OF excessive cleo
tr1city by shifting them through his fingers as
ne bargains and talks-a safety valve and re-
assuring process akin to the Yankees whit
Ting. He Is keenly sensitive to every word you
utter. quick to take your meaning, and polite
as Frenchman In ready Difference to your ex-
pressed opinion; but none the less he holds
firmly to his own belief unless you have con-
vlnced his reason. This he may not tell you.
He may leave you to infer that you have won
him over; and thus he has sometimes laid him.
self open to the charge OF dupllcity and deceit
where he meant only to be credited with polite
neSS.-MeJ'7N Ed1CdTdS Gates, IN Hdf.peT's
ROr0zi1iP Man.
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Legal Holidays.

We never met with q bank officer who did
not regret these Ilegall holidays. The notary
is the only man who favors them, and he may
well do so, for he reaps an unaccustomed har-
vest OF fees from the protests accruing through
the forgetfulness OF the business community OF
the occurrence OF the holiday. We already
grafton Day, Thanksgiving, the glorious
Fourth" and Christmas, and this Is enough,
II not too much. multiplication OF holidays
is sure indication OF the decadence OF q ma
ton. AS for the matter Of sentiment lin the
proposal to add Good Friday to the list it is
purely sectarian, for only the Catholics and
Episcopalians set store by the day, and we can
see no reason why Presbyterian, a Methodist
or Baptist should be compelled to pay his note
one day ahead OF time, simply In Difference to
the sentimental regard OF these other sectarians
for day not sacred by Divine appointment,
and destitute OF national or patriotic signifl-
canoe. There is no legal obstacle to the Epis-
copalans paying his note day beforehand II
he desires; the Presbyterian wants all the
grace the law allows him.-Albany Lac
I1Ilf-n1l
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George EliOt,s Face.

The face was one OF group OF four, not ali
equally Ike each other, but all or the same
spiritual family, and with a curious inter
dependence OF likeness. These four are Dante
SaYonarola, Cardinal Newman, and herself
we only Know one such other group and that
consisting CT three only. II Is that formed OF
the traditional head or Christ {the welL-knoWn
prone on coil}, Shakespeare, and st. Igna-
tl4S Loyola. In The group OF which George
k.loi was cne there is the same straight wall
o. pioT; the drop OF the powerful nose:
mooIe nlS, touched with strong passion
Kept fesoiutey under control; a square Jaw
which would make the face stern were IL not
coCnteracled by the sweet smile OF
lips ard eye. We can hardly hope that pos
tSTity will ever know her from lfkenesses as
those who bad the honor of her acduaint auce
knew her In life. Only some worlds artist
could have handed her down as she lived, as
Beliint has handed down the Doge whom We
All Know so wei on the walls OF The National
Gallery. The two or three portraits that eX-
ist. though valuable, give but very Imperfect
presentment. The mere shape OF the head
would be the despair OF any painter TWAS
so grand and massive that it would scarcely
be possible 10 represent 1t without giving the
idea OF disproportion TO the frame, OF which
no one ever thought Tor moment when they
saw her, although 1t was surprise, when she
stood up. 10 see that, after all, she was but a
little fragile woman who bore this weight OF
prov ana prain.-C, Kegdn Pd,a, in Harper's
magazine Joj' Man.
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LOG L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE OOH
TO THE NORTH WEST Am SQEIrsITNy u ,rS


Doubse Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENpIp soENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
rp.,xsM BEL hEystGT, AP TTL,: 4Ta, 1854.
corner OF sixth aud streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the sest. 200 m. daily, with
Sleeping Cars to Eittsbnre and Chicago; 10 SO
am: daily, with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg
70 Cincinnati. 81. Louis and Chicago; . 80 d. N .
DAILY. with Palace Cars 10 Pittsburg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
From Csnandaieua. Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA,
with Parlor Oar TO Watkins and the North. al
800 N daily, except sunday; 9 80 p. 10. daily,
dsiSua and watkins.
For wllismsport Lock Haven and ElInira. at 10 80
For New l9rk and Tie East 8 gO > n 70 80 NJ;
80 Q; N. dsily, except sunday.
For Brooklyn. n; Y, al thro9sh trains connect a
fording direct Transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double feIrlage across hs aork o.ty.
For fhiladsl. hi Ia 500 sn IN s lUSo N 2o
and iS:oO Pm pm limited Express. $50 a.m NJ
For o hsiiiS ere! ere 3so So 80 m. and
200. 4 2a, LAO. $50. 800 and 10 90 p. M. On
SUNDAY. Soc. 10: a. M. 2;uo. 5'40. $50 and
For Pope's Greek Line Gao q N. aid 44o IN.
For ANNAPOLIS. GAO am. and 40 .. m. daily, ex.
ALE2ASpIfS AND rEEpERIcKsBuRa Raul
ron RAfLRoAD. ANDi'iA AMI "ASniNo-
For As S5 % sss s2p ana !,
For sna iaf sans Sc an. .1d
ssq IA f Sa
and 10 sSs il o 5 so0 s sbe
md 10 90 % y n. 4to and ,os a. '"'
Tickets and Information at the office. northeast
Al the depot. where orders can De left FOR the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
Z. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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A UoTIoN SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIu-

A UoI1oN P PhbE Of p dMRR2yED AND UNIH
CO. on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL As,A
shall sell three story brick dwelling. No. -ss.A
northwest. Lot 16xl05
SAME DAY. AT 80 O'CLOCK P NJ on the prem
ices. two story frame house. No. 1886 Vermont
avenue, between and Il streets. Lot No. 20,
square 277 Lot 81 59xl21.
SAME DAY, At 5o'CLoCKP NJ. on the premises,
lot 3D. square 2ll, fronting about 81 feet on south
side OF Rhode Island avenue. between 14th and 18th
SAME DAY, AT 80 O'CLOCK p NJ, on the prem.
ises, lot 49, square "a, two brick houses Nos 1914
northwest.
On THURSDAY AFrERNOON, APRIL 2lsr, AT
4o'CLoCF, on the premises, lots 81 aud %, square
S29 each lot 20x95. on 9th street, between l. and
northeast, improved by neat frame dwelling
No. 1lSl 9th street northeast, with MICA side garden,
fruit trees and sbrubbery.
sAME DAY, AT 81 O'CLOCK, on the premises
lot 225 square CTS, K street, between North Capt.
tol and LIST streets east, improved by nice tire
story brick house, known as No. 8. K street north
east.
SAME DAY, AT $50 O'CLOCK, on the premises
Lot No 10. square S22. b7xlG5 feet ON btn street
southeast. between ana q streeta improTei by
two frame dwelling. Nos. 523 and 525.
Terms Of sale: one fourth cash the remainder
IN six. twelve and eighties months, WITH interest.
secured by deed OF trust on the premises. .nyey
anclng at the crs It Of the purchaser
IhOs. J. FISHER L co, Aucts.,
apiJ-d 1928 street northwest.
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET

VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court s.xs
Of the district of Oolumbis, in the cause Of $50
John Il. Oaly ct al. vs. Al. j. DAILY ct a., .&l
No. 8. OBJ, in Equity, the undersigned Trustees,
appointed by said decree, will. on TUESDAY, the
26IH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, at $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ !,
in front Of the premises, offer for sale at public
auction Lot lettered A., and part of Lot ettsred
B in John Days subdivision of subdivisiona
Lots Nos Ia and in square 2I5, tae said sub
divisions are recorded In the Surveyors Office Of
the city Of Washington, in Liber n e., gu ndiyi-
sions, page 248: Beginning for said Lot and part
OF Lot at the southwest corner Of said Square 2I5
and running thence on the line of Vermont avenue
northe astwardly one hundred and sixteen and
half Ql61) feet thence east in straight line thir
teen Q3) feet four and half (412) inches; thepcs
enthusiastically parallel with the line OF Vermont
avenue forty seven 47) feet nine and quarter {9L)
inches thence south six 500 feet six (6) inches
west with the line OF said street forty (40) feet and
four "a inches to the place of beginning This
property is improved by three-story Brick Bald
ing, occupied as grocery store and residence.
Terms of sale: Uns-haif cash. the blanc. in
three equal instruments, payable with interest in
Six, twelve and elghtesu months respectively from
the day of SALE for which instair the notes of
the purchaser will be taken and leiu retained
upon the property or all cash at the option Of the
pur chaser. A deposit of 800 will be required at
the tine of the sale. Ali conyeyanciug al the ex
pense OF the purchaser.
JOHN c. WILSON
No S42 st. northwest. Tus.aea
i. II WEBB, AFustees'
No 3l9 N st. northwest
TEOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. ap15-d&ds