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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

THE story that the Brewers conven-
tion agreed to divide with the Prohibi.
tion party, in consideration of their &C.
tion, part Of that thirty thousand dol.
lars which they we're to contribute to
defeat the Republican party this fall. is
not credited.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

THE Cincinnati Commercial nominates
Miss Lille Darst, of Cireleville, as inde-
pendent candidate for congress in the
Sth district, against Gen. Keifer, the
Republican nominee. The Commercial
bankers after Keifer's scalp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

Trains run on Baltimore time east Ohio river
WEST ROUND.-Chicago Fast Line Daily.
with through Sleepers from New York to
Chicago; Chicago Express daily Through
sleepers from Baltimore to Chicago daily.
Chicago Mail runs daily on Main Line and q.
o. Division; on other Divisions daily, except
Sunday. Other trains daily except Sunday.
LORD, g A., Baltimore.
W REPPERT Passenger Agent. Columbus
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

The public debt was reduced during
the month of July S13,86O,O27. Here are
several good arguments in favor Of
keeping the government in the hands of
the Republican party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

THK Cleveland Herald does not deny
the right of Ohio brewers to throw down
a gage of war, and urges the Republican
party to take it up and do battle for
sound principles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

SOMEBODY suggests that the new Of
fee of Consul General to Persia is just
the position for Private Dalzell-it
would take him so far away.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

THE Cincinnati Brewers propose to
override the people of Ohio by the use
of money. There's a possibility of their
being mistaken.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

THEY say that Carl Schurz has his eye
on seat in congress-but there's dan
ger of somebody else occupying it be-
fore Carl gets there.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

CONGRESS adjourned sine die at 3
o'clock on Tuesday, after a session OF
about eight months.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-10

Ir the Alabama elections on Monday
the Democrats swept the State as usual.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

To the Editor of THE REpUBLloAN:
The acumen ofTHE REPUBLICAN under its pres.
ent auspices Is the subject of approving comment
from friend and foe; but permit me TO say that It
has not displayed It's usual pcrspicacity in Its
mentary on the card of Messrs. McCardle and
Aydelotte, which II printed yesterday. These gem
tlemen were in no sense projectors" of the
american Register, nor were they in the smallest
degree associates of Judge BARLEY in its man
agement They were simply hired, like the pres
ent writer, by the worthy Judge 10 do so much
work for him at Il weekly stipend of so many dol
lars. Having "bettercd hmselG" as he considers,
he parted with them as previously with the under
signed. II, in his relations with the rest Of his
former attaches, he acted in as gentlemanly,
courteous, and honorable manner MS he
did toward myself II Is hard to conceive
worthy motive for the card just referred TO-
Let THE REPUBLICAH's thousands of readers know,
too thatthe Register, Bourbon asst s, is atleast IN
honest, earnest hands. The patriotic purposes aud
high aims of Judge BARLEY 0re beyond assault.
He is spending large SUMS Of money ana the last
years of n long and honorable life In an attempt
TO establish an organ of the prncpesi in which lie
believes. The worst error he has yet fallen into
would appear from yesterdays clilslon to have
been in the selection Of his wOrkmeu In justice
TO a gentleman whose friends may notice for him
surs beneath his regard trust you viii give this
insertion. }. II. RlNGGOLD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is
issued to-day, and is one of the most in
teresting, newsy, and attractive weekly
newspapers published in America THE
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN has, within the brief
period since it has started, received sub
scriptions and reached circulation I'M
precedented in the history ofWashngton
journalism. It's the intention fthe man
agement to continue the good work till its
circulation exceeds that of any weekly
on the continent. The encouragement
already received insures the most graft
flying results. 1t is handsome double
sheet of eight pages and lifty-six columns,
and is the best newspaper for its price in
America. Copies for mailing can be had
at the business Offices Sample copies
free,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

The Speaker laid before the House letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the
names Of twenty four persons who have died by
reason Of wounds or injuries received o. diseases
contracted in the line of duty in the Life-sGving
Service since the organization of that service
Referred.
The morning hour having been dispensed with
the House resumed the consideration of the APP
portionment bill, and Mr.. Herbert continued his
speech in opposition to any increase in the mem
bership Of the House. The following gentlemen
also spoke upon the bill Messrs. Hewitt of New
York, Williams of Wisconsin. Brumm. Deering,
Clements, Anderson, Page, SpOoner, Illman, and
Cox, of New York
Mr.. Thompson, of Kentucky, who was entitled
to the floor for the last hour of debate before the
demand for the previous question, was recognized
but, feeling unwell, yielded to motion to ad-
journ which was voted down by the Republicans.
An arrangement was finally agreed to whereby
at the conclusion of one hours debate to-day the
previous question shall be considered as seconded
and the votngup the various propositions begun.
A vote will also be allowed upon the question
as to whether the old or new method of apporton.
ment shall be adopted.
The House then lat quarterpast flve) adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

Timc should be measured, not by the hours that
pass, hut by the good accomplished while they are
with us.
Never leave u stumbl ling block in the path You
travel, else yourself, In an ungua, ded moment
when happening that way again, nay chance TO
fall over 1t.
If people would only devote ii.o time .ney spend
endeNvoring TO get around difficulty in trying
boldly TO overcome 1t fcwefof them would COM
plain of bad luck"
1t Is proper TO "give the devil his due" But in
according satisfaction to Satan we ought not to
forget that God has just claims upon us, which II
is our duty to promptly aud fully meet
Men may be divided into two classes. Touch
the pocket of representative of the first OF
those and you reach his heart; touch the heart of
one belonging TO the other class and you reach
his pocket
Man Is curious animal. He will spend half
his life In creating imaginary obstacles In order 10
overcome them; and yet when confronted by any
that real, will yield the battle with scarcely an
effort 10 win success
If u man prospers he takes all the credit to him
self but If he happens TO be overcome by adversity
and reverses he exclaims: 1T Is not my fault 70
Why can't he be honest and take at least portion
of the blame upon his own shoulders
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16
TEN N ESSEE.
The Republicans Certain OF RcdeeminE
the state.
We give below an interesting letter received by
the Tennessee Republican delegation Tuesday
from prominent citizen of that Statc;

INC Stute-
We give below an interesting letter received by
the Tennessee Republican delegation Tuesday
from prominent citizen of that State:
TULLAHoMA, TENN, Feb. II, 1882
GENTLEMEN: You are no doubt advised before
this is written of the decision of our Supreme
Court in the 1908 case, and doubtless. like me,
you are not greatly surprised at the verdict Of that
court My respected father, u native East Tcnnes-
anything good flom u Democrat, and in n voting
experience OF thirtyfive years have never found
anything to cause me TO doubt the wisdom of his
sage advice. ] see the ar-mdrks Of one A. S.
Marks in this thing, having known that
delectable gentleman long enough TO be
able to , rec0gI,ii1pe ,,i e him in aI any COMPANY
tory of our country for the last twenty years shows
that when our party has been in doubt or at loss
for material for platform in coming campaign
our Democratic friends have always come to our
relief and furnished us abundant points upon
which TO work. In this case they certainly have
transcribed all their former generosity in that
line, have built wiser than they knew, and have
given us more than we ever could have asked of
them under the most exacting circumstances. II
remains now for us 10 entcrand enjoy tholand, and
TO do this II will require you leading mon occupy
ing high places to al once take hold Of and utilize
the materials furnished by our friends, and five
will judicously work from now until next Au-
gust, harmonizng and strengthening our party ut
every point, we have an easy Victory within our
grasp. As an old fashioned oldt time native Ten
nessee Republican, write this TO ask you TO look
well TO onr future interests and assure you that &c
we can all act in harmony and concert we can
dom of Democratic misrule, which has sat ~ an
incubus upon the body polite, and has been In
surmOuntable obstacle In our path Ofpruspcrily for
the last twelve years To accomplish this Il will be
necessary for our members to Congress- our
Governor, our national office holders in Tennes-
see and also our leading Republicans to all act
With one accord, and TO at once throw the doors
of salvation open wide" to the dissatisfied State
credit Democrats of Tennessee. You know best
what ought to be done only write to ask you, rs
an old Republican, to at once take the lead in
your high positions to secure the victory which
has been almost thrust upon us. Trusting this
will be received in the same spirit in which 1t is
written, am most respectfully,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16
EhucntIom In Ontario.

The following CLIPPED from the st. Thomas
(ont) Evening journal of the 7th instant, win be
read with satisfaction by the many friends of Dr.
Phillip Carroll in this city: "No. IA, the December
tissue from the census of the United States on COM
merce, manufactures, &c. of the consular districts
Is Just received and in point of excellence is ahead
Of our Canadian blue-books. One of the best
written and most interesting papers in the report
il that Of Dr. Phillip Carroll, OF st. Thomas on
Education in the Province Of Ontario" The
whole system Il gone over in q pithy aud readable
style, aud st. Thomas educational institutions are
described and praised at longth, Alma College and
the Collegiate Institute particularly st. Thomas
has reason 10 be congratulated on having such al
efficient and pleasant representative Of the United
States Government in charge of affairs here. lie
certainly Is capable of a much more impOrtan nj
charge, and his merits will doubtless be rewarded
but when that time comes this city will be sorry
TO lose Dr. Carroll"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

The Washington correspondent of the Provi-
dence journal relates the following: "During the
recent visit of oscar Wilde TO Washington the Posi-
published a cartoon on the wsthete-a picture of a
babOon with an apple in hand, and just below II a
very good likeness Of Mr.. Wilde, with lily in his
hand Mr.. Wilde pretended 20 be very indignant
at this supposed insult, and said TO Colonel
ROessle proprietor Of the Arlington, that he did
not think such treatment either fair or decent
Mr. ROessle smiled at this remark, aud said to the
pOet that he was surprised At this statement lnas-
much rs he had seen ON his lWIlde9 9 table the day
.eloro the Post appeared with the alleged Onen-
sve article proof Of the cartoon, and had been
told by Mr. D'Oyly Carte that he had paid $50 to
geI the cartoon inserted In the ToS as an adyer-
liscnent Mr.. Wilde had nothing to say"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

See the critic. He is tired. He las closed his
eyes, His chin touches his breast He murmurs
through his nose He will say thatthe volns were
fat and the conductor was out of tune tomorrow.
This ID c violinst. He has long hair. Why does
he squirm so2 Is he slck2 Oh, mol His hearers
are sick, This Is prima donna. She is In dress
made by Worth. This is about all the worth she
has. She cannot sing, but she kisses in q minor.
She is performing hymn, Some notes are so so /
that you cannot hear them. Those are her best
notes, This Is u pianist, Why does he look 40
queer2 He s In love, With whom? With him.
self lie will never have any rivals. This is AN
advance agent, lie Is speaking with an editor. lie
Is telling him that how, NJ least, he will hear
music. The editor smiles and seems very happy.
What good man the advance agent must be =
THE SeOyg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

Tlee tsTio or THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RErunttcAx
commenced on Thursddv, January 3. 1882 hand.
some doubie shod Of eight pages ondtysir columns.
~ ootbdts ne rosn an pdJts Or tho tUOrld and Is
fpoctdiy nteresffnD containing NE proceedings of
De Executive Lsisidtfuc, and Judicial branches fthe
Government, Including ne appointments, promotions,
dEsfDpnacnLs, aud dt'r,tssdis IN az departments Or Cor
errsFnont scIves. contains rgt report Qr army and
adty movements and orders, u includes spccidt
feature he political pcrSOndi and social HSrs and
etstV gosstp Of De NtiionS OgJitdL
IN short u Is he best and oniV t1cekly paper IN
dBteriod GiuinO addition to niu general ncrs from
oil parts or ne inord complete photograph Of ne,
dofnGs, aud proceedings at he Capital or ne Nation.
TtruS' SinO,o oopic'. oNE DOLLAR ASp FtFrY
GENTS yorr: ten copies more 10 one address, oSF
DOLLAR Der ootu Postage prepaid by he publishers.
Su,nplo copicS rroe.
Noio ts ne fine 10 s,ib,-rRe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

lCoh SALE
BEAUItFUL ~ tLDfSc SIZES

niho
NoRruwEsr SECTION or rHE CITY.
-FOUR IOrs oy RHopE ntANb AVENUE AZ
ians south ffunt diusnrions 3 ty "a
THREE Lora ON p sfHEisr. OVERLOOKING
Dupont Circe' nouih 'front.' - by ~ 90 alley.
a PINE TOT OK sFvFNrKgNrH srREEr.
FOOT side and rear alley. POsifTivEhARoAiN.
VERY MICS Lor, = ny IA. ON y srBEEr
ford Improved by = small Fraine uouas souih
front; %, nlceiy grudsd snd .sr,acs.i nssr alley
title perfect no incufnbrunce.
rwo LOTS ON sTREFr. NEAR CoNNEcrI.
cut avenue 1Iif by 10 each vii sell tnErthef of
separately side and resr alleys terms easy
THE ONLY REMAINING Ggr CN.oI.n ON
aSps Pos sySaTs SIse I S s sRs sSsi aas s % ~ IA s s &
city.
TWO lots ON MAssACUUsErrl AVENUE.
north side, near seventeenth Htreei = ~ ~ V AZ
quirei from a purchaser who VII improve Them.
4 FINE lot on srHEFr. SEAn yEHNoNT
avenue, fronting south, hud runuiuH htok 20 = ~
foot alley price. tLsi Ief square foot
BEAUTIFUL lots on sixrEENrH STREET.
near scott statue, for ale cheap.
ONE ENTIRE saUAnE OF oRoUND oS SIX.
tccnth street.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND on coNNEcTicur
avenue.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND OK SEw HANr.
shire avenue
SO DEsIRABLE lots N TmE NoHruwisT
eeclinu, suitable for peranu1 nf uulttd uirauH,
which Will b. sold yefy c,cap aud toe euiire puf.
chase price 20 remain A. iisn on the prupfty
conveyed, nj per cent Interest Tor hNe ycuir8,
provided the purchaser builds a, once.
BEAUTIFUL pwELLIN0s FoR SALE ~ THE
new northwest
LVN HuYCK.
1905 pennsyvantn avsunc.
fele@ opposite north entrtn0s ~ - 1rrtuirY,
II WHY ~ sIRABIE HuTLDrSG siTHA
swayne SixiF5 10 alfoot alley, nos Improved ~ she
frame Dwelling tN7 street northwest 1hh lut
fronts south, and opposite Franklin square.
Lot on Thomas Circle" soSisn. af,oins the red.
dence Of Senator Morrill, boautfn lot
Three lots on "Farragn, square" slssa each. N.
Joining the residence OF Lieutenant H. l. HoAie. A
splendid chance for speculation. -
1915 Pennsylvania avenue,
febiGGt Opposite north entrance u. :. Trsay1
r oTFoRsALE- -oNEoF THE MOST EI.ia tBLE
~ Lots on Columbia Heights; grand siie Tor =
Address GREGonY. Republican once feisat-
UIoR SALE CHEAP-Lor 4, IN SOU ARR 70. ON
II q street, 100 feet west Of Twenty-hrst stfcei,
south front, belonging tOa nonrosidcnt leave card
at l7Oi u street northwest. for J. l., COBVhN. AtHs
CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS
- SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, N now being divided
and offered Ia Lots To suit purchasers. We offer
cash balance PAYABLE within five years with interest
at per cent. Call and examine nats NJ our Office
dei.sm A. /. BARBER z co. Le pIoM building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

TAe prtoe or THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN by NAL
Or at ne ooya,er Is rHREE cRNrs Cor staqie COPY
tsSo euocts TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 0He month, PITY
GENTS; fteo months oNE DOLLAR; three months, oNE
DOLLAR AND 4 HALF; sir months. THREE DOLLARS;
oreyeoT, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepdtd by ne pub
hshers
ne delivered ~ Washington and ne suburbs by car.
TtSrs at me same rates
There b obeIertne than ne present. 10 sbscrtbe for
me treifesf 6TfDest and best newspaper published dt
ne National CtDHoi Send copies to your friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

Norristown girl who was vaccinated with
virus from the arm ofa certain young man Is act
ing very strangely indeed. When sitting on the
sofa she Is seized with an irresistible Impulse to
place the inOculAted arm around her own neck
one of our leading physicians says Il Is the first
case of the kind that has ever come under his OBJ.
seryau0n--N -NG1TiaOten Herald
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

the temper of the Administration. Presi-
dent Arthur is broad in his views, and is
one of those Republicans who believes,
as Mr.. Lincoln did, in going backward a
little way to meet any who are surely adj
vancing toward the RIGHT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

A DOuBLE-sHEET REPUBLICAN of eight
pages and fifty-six columns will be issued
on Saturday. 1t will be one of the breczi-
est and most attractive of its double
sheet issues.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

farmer, from down in Maine into playing game
Of poker The poor, deluded old man was induced
TO putup the last cent he had in the world and the
gambler says hell give $500 Ia know how the old
villain got lhOsc four aces and scOOped the pile as
he thought he had the cards all fixed. These Down
East Farmers are dreadful disappointing at times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16
WASHINGTON, D. C., rEBRuARY 10, 1882.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.
a Amuscmcnts Tonight.

CoSaREGArIoSAL CHuRCH-Fisk Jubilee Singers.
FoRD's OPERA.HoUsE-Atkinson's Jollitles.
NATIONAL THEATRIs-J. X. Emmet,
hAsoSGC TENrTE-Charity ball.
CAPITAL THEATRE Variety.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16

L j, SUTPhBN. ii. M. ROGERS.
Cs RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
No. sl6 + street tLower Floor northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unfurnished Of
every description In all parsOfthe city. for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new and novel plan, for the convenience OF the
public, atfOrding, FREE OF CHARGE, by aid of da.
grams, n choice without visiting all the premises,
givingan accurate description ofal, WITH EXCHANGE
OF REFERENCf WHEN HRQuIRED,
We also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture, &c.
Great bargains for q few days In lots.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. 7Ii 18th st. II. W., fine parlors and rooms.
No 22B Del. ave. n. o., nice rooms near Capitol.
No. i6l II ST. n. W., nice rooms.
NO. 6l6 i2th ST. n. W., nice rooms for housekeeping.
No, l4ba CoTCoran IT, n. W., three elegant rooms.
No l2eS lIth ST. n. W. elegant rooms,
No d3 X 81, n, e., five unfurnished rooms.
No 100 IL ST. n. W., mont unfIrnished rooms.
M. T0l 18th 81. u. wsathree unfurnsbed rooms.
Corner Maple and HarewOOd avenues, lie Drult Park,
magnificent house and lot for sale or rent
No. 1886 ST. n. W., elegant parlors and rooms
No. l2D Ith 81. NV. nice hOmellke rooms.
NO, 412 q street n, W., nice parlOrs and rooms.
Store, corner u aud 8th sts,, cheap to good party
We could have rented five hundred rooms last
week Give MS your vacant rooms
Onice hours, 0 a. m. to y. m. . -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16
r1Ho%As BOWLING, Auctloneer.
HIGHLY INFORMANT
ART SALE
FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY SOME OF
THE MOST EMINENT FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS,

FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS by SOME OF
THE MOST EMINENT FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, FEBRyARY FIFTEENTH, sIX-
TEENTlI I,SFVENTEENTH AN u EIGHTEENTT,
1882, At the old Club House. corner fifteenth and II
streets northwest commencing each day at THREE
and EIGHT O'CLOCK p. M. The collection COM
prises about two hundred and thirty canvaseS richly
hamed, and bear tine artistic labor of men OF great
merit and high reputation. such as
C. H. shearer Dusseldorf. I'D. Brlscoe, Philadelphia
A. Storm, Dresden. w. l.. SOntag, New York
C.W.Knapp, Philadelphia. II. ID. DE BlOis, Boston.
William Pearson Boston, X. De Witte London
Roland Cope tdeeeased), Prof. Aug. Miller Munlcl
New York. Francis Snowe, Boston,
]. Epp, Antwerp. Harrison Wear(deceased)
o. Hayden Munich. New York
o. Erdman Berlin. Il. d. Lewis, PHILADELPHIA
And many others to numerous 10 montion in an
advertisement The exhibition will he on MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH, day and evening, at the sales
rooms corner Of Fifteenth and III streets northwest
when connoisseurs and the public generally are In.
vlted TO attend. Catalogues can DO had applica-
ton to THOMAS BOWLING.
Eai5-at Aucfinpaar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-16
John Sherman 81 Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEERS.
st. Cloud Building.

TRusTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND D STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated October o. A. d.
1878 duly recorded In IiDer No. sS folio 49, ct SEQ,
one of the Land Records of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby we
will sell at public auction, IN front Of the premscs,
p. m the foowing-described real estate situate IN
ming for the AT the northwest of lot mum.
bered thirty, in square numbered three hundred and
sixtyseven running thence south along Tenth street
to the south side OF said lott thence east along said
south line twenty-eght feet; thence north TO the
south line of o street; thence along the said
street to the place of beginning, together with the
improvements, consisting of q very complete and
convenient two-story and basement brick dwelling
Terms The property will be sold subject 10 a deed
of trust TO secure 1900 with interest at per cent,
which will be assumed by the purchaser; the balance
OF the purchase money to be paid $500 cash and bal
Rnce In 6and ~ months, with interest at per cent
for which the purchaser will give his by
deed Of trust premises Sold all cash at option d
purchaser. All conveyanclng at cost of purchaser
deposit OF 500 will he required vt time of sae,
terms Of sale not complied with IN days from
day of sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell
risk and cost of deteuting Purchaser, after five days
advertisement in The National Republican
i EF. 2 Aahis AMashhsisrEAp Trustees.
fe10,23mh2,9,13 w. M. SMITH, Salesman.
VNHoNAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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