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STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate
DlsrRIcr OF IlARrFonn,Ss, ! Court held at
Woodstock, within and for said District
on the seventh.day Of July A. ID. 1888.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge.

Stukely Angels estate. Pridgewater, in
testate.
Alfred Sargent, adminstrato' of said estate,
proposes to render an account of his adj.
minlstration aaI to present his account
against said estate for examination and
allowance at PROBATE Court to be held at
Woodstock aforesaid on the first Wednesday
(frst day. of August next. The Court
therefore orders that notice of the same be
given to all persons interested in said estate.
by publishing Copy of the record of this
order three weeks successfully tne Spirit
Of hs Age, a newspaper prin.e'l at Wood
stock aforesaid, they may appear before said
Court and contest the allowance of said
account, il they see cause.
A true record.
HENRY S. DANA, Register.
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GRAND GALA DAY FOR WIND
SOR COUNTY.
FOrepaugh's Great show Coming to
White River junction
Saturday, July 20, 1888,

White River junction
Saturday, July 20, 1883,
WITH % PERFORMING ELEPHANTS |!
1000 WILD BEASTS, HORSE RACING,
HIPPODROME, THREE CIRCUsEs IN
THREE RINGS.
1900 Men and Horses! and u
Grand Public Procession.
The rcigning sensation in New Eng
land at this time is "Forepaugh's
Great Tented Exhibition" Complet-
ing a two weeks sojourn in Boston
June 4th, it has been making an ex-
tended tour of New England, and ev-
erywhere attracting immense audien-
ces and is pronounced by all who
have seen it to be superior in both
magnitude and merit to Barnum' S
show. Two exhibitions will be given
at White River Junction, Saturday,
July 2S. All the railroads will run
extra trains. and low rates of fare
viii be given to and from White River
Junction. Mr.. Ballard, of the June
ton House, will prepare for the occa-
sion, and be in readiness to furnish
Accommodations for imam and BEAST"
and with pleasant weather White River
Junction will be lively village on the
28th inst. The show will be exhibited
there precisely as it was presented in
Boston,-it never divides. The Bos-
ton Herald of last month allndes to
the exhibition as follows:
Gas the hands on the dial of the
Providence depot clock pointed to the
hour of 2, crowds of people could be
seen in the vicinity, all journeying to-
ward the Coliseum grounds, the at
traction being the mammoth Forepaugh
circus. On the bridge an immense
number of people were congregated,
and the grounds from the bridge to the
tents were lined with people, all surg.
ing toward the main entrance. Inside
the outer tent, passing the interminable
host of side shows, the visitor behold:
the array Of unique specimens from the
animal kingdom, collected after indie.
fatigable endeavors from the wilds Of
the far.of torrid and sun. burnt climes
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clinton, Iowa. April 90, 1881


II wish you would send me spring for the
VIM Ellery Watch *~ BY the way this
ElIery is watch | sold in your Screw Bezel
Case to farmer last fall. The first Of Janu-
airy he lost the watch in the woods. snd found
it this week in about a foot of water 1t had
lain three months and OVER in snow and
water. with but slight injury to the watch
only handspring.
c. s. RAYMOND"
The above wsre very severe tests, and de-
m onstfate beyond doubt, that for any re-
sonable length Of time during which watch
might be under water it would receive no in
ury whatever.
We make watch cases in both gold and
silver, and as a Perfectly Dns'.Prooi
Stem Whaling Watch Case, Chai-
lcpye the Woii,, 10 Product Its Egun..
For sale By all First.Class Jewellers.
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WALTHAM, MASS.

This case is formed IN one solid piece with
out joint or seam, opening in front only, thus
avoiding the usual Cap. and securing greater
strength and durability.
These Watches are all opsn face. The
bezel. into which an extra strong cryctal is
fitted With an especially prepared water proof
cement, is attached to the case by screwing
it thereon and thus forms an air-tight jnnc-
ton with the body Of the case. which is proof
against dust and moisture.
To railr DAD men, travellers, miners, lumber
men and others who are almost constantly
exposed and who have to make frequent re-
ference TO the watch these qualities are Of
the utmost Importance,
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"Solid Comfort" can be realized BY
those suffering from all forms Of Scrofula,
If they will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
be cured.
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Mn Claims specially, and WAR
"A MD RANTs, ABDIT TIC sA5s HOME 10Y r;
kinds Of LAND SCRIP bought and sold Large
Stock, and HIGHEST PRICES Paid. Do you want
10 sell or buy? II 80, write to A. A. ThOM AS,
Attorney at Law, Washington, ID. Z.
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Don't you do it !
WHAT !

Pau Is or % cents for Family Dye whc
you can get Diamond Dye for 10 cents and
every color warranted. At
O. II. FREEMAN'S
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iNnIA A. THOMAS. St. Cloud
LA ND Building, Washington, D. C,
Practices before the United States General
Land Office. Contested cases, private land
claims, mining, presumption and homestead
cases prosecuted before the Department of
the Interior and Supreme Court: and all
classes of claims before the Executive Depart
ments. Special attention given to town site
cases. Land Warrants. homestead floats and
all kinds of land scrip bought and sold,
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The most reliable, carefully prepar.
cd and best purgativc Of the pres
Ont ngeis
BRANDRETH PILLS.
They are compounded of Roots, Herbs
and Gums of the most healing and bene-
fetal kind.
AS a Family Medicine they are unrival-
led, curing Headache, Constipation. Liv-
er Complaint, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
clearing the hood ofall notwithstanding
on the Liver, kidneys and Other import
ant organs, removing the waste tissues,
and adding years to the lives of all who
use them.
For fifty years they have been used by
the American public, and their constant
ly increasing sale show how they are APP
preciated.
a Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases
AsHFIELD, MASS.
am verging on eighty years, and deem
1t my duty to suffering humanity to say
that my long life is due to BRANDRETH's
PILLS which have been my sole medicine
for half a century. know the last forty
pulCN ytdlb VI 10 o"ihS SoiSiJ w
their use. Your PILLS saved me many
times after the best medical skill in sever
al States had given me up as hopeless
/ have had many converts 20 purgation
with BRANDRETH's PILLS, and have seen
them perform almost miracles of cure
For children, a few doses have cu,ed
measles, scarlet fever, and hopping cough.
In all female troubles and weakness ]
have never kno WI them to fail. In adult
males l have known them to cure the
worst cases of dyspepsia, rheumatism,
kidney diseases, dysentery and darrhDa;
even dropsy, paralysis, ard apoplcxy have
yielded to persistent course Of BRAND
RETH Pulls. In fact | have found them
them the true Life Elixir. They act as
continll prcventiyes against the efetcs of
time, disease, and labor
JOHN ii. MANN
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Three new lamps have been added to
the list by our village trustees, and
more are needed yet, as we have many
dark corners that need lighting.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the Loss Of
Exk:y'II'Iz';KsxsXI!sl

A Lecture on the Nature. Trr;i-
ment and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or SPEEMAoRkHGA induced by by Solf.Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions. IMPOTENcY, Nervous
Debility, and ImpedimeEts to Marriage gen.
orally; CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS !;
Mental and Physical lncapacity, &c,-By
ROBERT j. CULVFRWELL, NJ. D., author
of the Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, ia this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proues from his own
experience that the awful consequences OF
self abuse may be eff 4ctuay removed will
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings oil cordills pointing ont
mode Of cure at ouce certlin. and effectuat.
by which every sufferer, no mat Ell what his
condition may be. may cure himself cheaply.
privately, and radically.
g. This Lecture will prove q boon to
thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, in PLAN envelope, to any
address, on receipt OF six cents or two post.
-se stamps, Address.
THE CULVERWELL nE3DECAl. CO..
II Ann ~. New York. =. e.; Post
Office Box $50.
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The engine house is fast approach
ing completion, and is already so far
along that after the engine meeting of
Saturday evening last tie engines were
stored in their new quarters.
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1t takes money to run newspaper
Delinquent subscribers please bear this
in mind and pay up for your paper.
All who are owing us and have been
notified must respond soon or their &C
count will be put in the hands of law
yer for collection.
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The Rev. l.. S. Crosley will preach
in East Barnard on next Sunday after
noon, at 2.4j P. NJ. and the following
Sunday afternoon he will preach at
Barnard. He will probably so con-
tinue alternating Sunday afternoons be-
tween the two places through the sum-
mer and fall, in connection with his
regular work here in Woodstock.
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Beedle and Prindlc's Pleasure Party
gave variety entertainment in the
Town Hall, the evening Of the Fourth,
to a full house.
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The reduction in the charges upon
P. o. money orders is as follows -
Not over $40, 8 cents; SO to S15,
10; SIS to $50, Is; $50 to $40, 20;
$40 to $50, 25 I; $50 to $50, 30; $50
to $40, So; $40 to $50, 40; $50 to
S1uO, 4j cents. No more than three
orders payable at the same post Office
can be issued to one person in single
day. These rates do not apply to the
international money orders.
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The Fourth passed off quietly here.
The day opened with severe thunder
shower at an early hour, during which
lightning struck in front of the factory,
tearing out considerable of hole in
the road and breaking out nearly 200
lights of glass in the factory and few
lights in Hiram Powers old "well
house" near by, and cracked few lights
in the house where he lives, and moved
his we'll curb some two or three feet
There was nothing else to distinguish
it from any other day, except now ant
then report from a stray cannon, I'M
til toward evening when Staples &
Clark's minstrels (home talent) head
ed by the =" Woodstock Tenor Drum
Corps" Hiram Powers and James An
derson, leaders, made circuit of thu
village and gave the people an enter.
sainmens, which for the skill and expe
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WITH 20 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
1000 WILD BEASTS, HORSE RACING,
IIIPPODROME,-TlIR CIRCUSES IN
THREE RINGS.
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DIED.

SRs Euc cfS'f e. 5Arnr isss sr:s
Funeral win take place from Third( Franklin, church
pet ~een 4th and 9th streets north Wednesday
February IA. at O'Clock pm.
HENskY. CHESTER ARTHUR, son of r. q. and
The II ends Of the family are invited to attend tAs
Brooklyn. NY.
PETRIE On Friday, February 9th, 1883, IN Audrsip
county. Mo. Col PETER B. PETRIE, aged seventy
eight years. father of Mr. Samuel M Petrie of Lus.
coming. Nd. and of Mrs. Walter 8. Farl.n Of this
PUGH. On Sunday. February IL. 1883, q. $50 n.
n.a%s Of W.s but fal he s
forty five years . resident OF this ciTy
ns .ts Sp sas
ERsfrs.' Iss hs ss ss;
Funeral viii take place on Wednesday, February
18th at nine O'clock from his late residence No.
S6l3 Second street, Georgetown. DC. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 2s
WALLING. On Monday morning February n
1888, Mrs VIRGINIA BIRCKHEAD WALLIN0.
dearly beloved wife Of JOS B. WalnR. aged forty
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the
Methodist Protestant church (9th street, Wedpesisy
February 18th, at O'Clock p. m.
WATTS On February the llth. 1888. CHARLES
Funeral viii take place from Ct Augustines Church,
Wednesday. Feb. u, 1885, st o'clock am.
wHITEHAND, On February H. 1889. at ! .. M.
and Annie whtehand aged years and months
q m. this city, Ellen. reiic Of the late frede.icS
Wilson. q Canpostena. Norfolk. Va. aged seventy
Her remans win b carried to Norfolk for inssr-
Petersburg. Richmond and Baltimore papers pasao
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The nrst Baptist congress OF Virginia assemblies
at Lynchburg on the 9th inst
~, Major a; d. HIT who before the war one of
the largest COTTON buyers at Columbia, Sc and
almshouse Saturday. ~"
,. The Bay State Iron company. Of Boston, has
1alIed. The liabilities amount to $3.50 600
DR.. Susan A. Smith, a well-known PhiIadeIphta
physician, was about leaving her house Yesterday
morning, when She suddenly fell to the floor and
The Princess Louise is expected to return TO
Ottawa from Bermuda on March Ia
d; r. Walker, a deputy collector OF United
SCats INTERNAL revenue was fatally shot I'm Stanly
county, NC, on Saturday, by David FraIey, q dis.
An epidemic of winter cholera prevails at Water.
town, Conn, caused, ii is thought by the snow
water In the city reservoir About $50 persons are
Reuben Corwin and his brother-in-law. James
Hainiin, farmers living near Pana. ILL.,, settled an
OLD grudge yesterday I'm the presence OF their
wives by desperate fight with knives Corwin
was STABBED In the neck and Hamln In the left
breast Their wounds are probably mortal.
The FUNERAL or the late Gov. Marshall Jewell win
take place at Hartford, Conn, Tomorrow.
statn t'n anhiversary OF the settlement OF the
terday by parade. Gov. stephens made an ad.
operated by j. III. Heaton, at Havre-de-Crace. Nd.
look nre yesterday from the friction OF the ma.
chinery, but was saved by a chemical apparatus
ior extinguishing fires. The loss will be about
The ordinance for the abolition OF the board OF
nre commissioners and the appointment OF a fire
m mar passed the FIRST branch OF the Baltimore
August Gerhardy, who shot and killed a sand.
Dagger, was discharged from custody by a corO.
ner's jury In Chicago yesterday with a vote OF
Baton Rouge (La.) special says Gov McEnery.
on omcial Information received to the effect that
parish tax collector OF East Carroll parish is de-
faulter for $500.
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Name
A Scheme That Was Killed.
ONk IN WHICH ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENFRAL
HATTON WAS INTERESTED


HATToN WAS INTERESTED.
Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Times
WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe House had a narrow
escape to-day from carrying out a scheme In
which Frank Hatton, Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral, and owner or the National Republican, was
interested, was stated TO the extent OF UNIV ards
OF $loU,Uu per annum. The proposition came up
curing the morning hour on motion OF Represent.
atlve van Horn, or Missouri who, on behalf of the
printing committee, submitted q resolution that
hereafter Executive proclamations and treaties
required 10y law to be published, and all advertise.
mentS, notices or proposals for contracts and sun
plies Tor any department OF the government
should be published I'm two daily newspapers In
the District OF Columbia, one OF each political
party, TO be designated by the President Also that
an court advertising In the District should be pub
shed In one paper In the District to be designated
by the President
=, Very little attention was paid to the matter by
the members ana everything was favorable 20
It's passage when Mr.. Robinson, OF Massachusetts,
who mad just entered the chamber, demanded that
the Dill should be read third time Prior TO this
the nrSt ana second reading OF the bill had been
dispensed with and vote was about 10 be taken
the doubling members that by the adoption of the
resolution the two papers In the District OF Column
ola would have a monopoly OF advertising and
mall routes, and other Advertisements would have
10 DE duly chronicled in their columns, thereby
involving a useless expenditure OF public money
inquiries began to pour in upon Mr.. Van Horn.
VINO, seeing no hope for the passage or the resO.
tuition, asked and obtained unanimous consent for
Its withdrawal
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HE Batley.Gas Investigation.
TWO REPORTS TO BE SUBMITTED


The select committee of the House which con.
ductei the Investigation as to whether the Wash.
1ngton Gas company were instrumental In secur-
ing the appointment OF Mr.. John Bailey as chief
clerk OF the House of Representatives, and
whether said Bailey used his ofncial position to
obstruct legislation In the interests OF rival CON-
pau1eS, VIII submit report In a few days Four
or the members OF the commttee-Chairman
crowley and Messrs Aldrich, Bisbee and Martin
nave signed report exOnerating MIR. Bailey. Mr..
Cox, OF North Carolina, will make minority re-
port, not TO show that Mr.. Bailey has msused his
0mc1al position, but rather to show that the
theater tickets and other favors, step somewhat
aside from the propriettes
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Political Notes.

Judge Ludlow yesterday granted a writ az
custer against VIM. M. TaGgart e1ecting him
from the office OF city controller or Philadelphia
CohCroller rage contnus TO sign warrants which
the city treasurer refuses to pay.
Inc taxing OF dispositions I'm the MasSey-Wiso
contest VIII begin In Alexandria next Friday No
Ices 70 this eject have been mailed to the United
states marshal at Richmond for service upon John
8. Wise.
The members OF the democratic state committee
OF virginia will meet at Richmond Tomorrow 10
determine upon the time and place OF the general
convention OF the Virginia democracy Tor tho
purpose OF recognizing the party.
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kkfokIkD fkoA the eUB-coNNITTHR-OoHu OF m
MOST IMPORTANT ElATuIEa

1oSf fIA1VBR
The subcommittee on the sundry c1yfl appro.
priation bill have reported r TO the fun commit
tee. The estimates upon which the bin "A onsed
eau for total appropriation OF ss4,lis.s7s. and
the amount recom.aended by the suo-commit-
tee Is about $l2,ooooO less The total
side OF the District OF Columbia, is 81 500 ~
For storage OF silver, sIoo.oo1 60 be expended in
constructing, repairing, charging and renting
vaults and safes, and for transporta ton OF silver
dollars between sub-treasuriesS This does not In.
clude $4,000 for freight on coin and bullion be-
tween the minis and assay Offices For pay ana
expenses OF the members OF the national hoard OF
health $4,000 is appropriated and the President
ID authorized, in case OF an epidemic, TO expend
not exceeding 100000 in aid OF state or local
boards or otherwise, IN preventing suppressing
the same. To enable the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury 70 cooperate in Efforts 20 protect neat cattle
from peuro-pneumonia $4,000 is set aside: for
completion OF the Washington monument sis0Om
The total appropriations for the signal service in
TINS Dill amount 70 about 500 0o0 Other appro-
pnatlons are: For national cemeteries and pay OF
Superfntendents thereof, tl60, AGO. continuing pub
LEGATION OF ofncial records of the rebellion 90 ).
Tor Increased accommodations IN the Capitol FOR
the library OF Congress, $4,000; for the protection
and Improvement or the Yellowstone National
Park. $4,000
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE 1 Ohio RAILROAD
M Naps TH HASI ASR s pH 4H 8NkK Ina
dtS SstSyH !; Ip sHrs TRAGEt
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECr
an suNp PAM No n, shIxI iT6sS; 1852.
aa IS 1 louis r .Ss
.s4fS6E EP psf G and Way Stations
s:50-Ba timore. Annapolis aud Way Piedmont Stras
E Hssf9s and Way VIA aa'
tiG 9cIfi;t, Of ROCKS and Way stations
EXikESS. Par.or Cars to New York.
ana and d y fdnt E5 :; Connects for Ha
"0SS%bsit;more, Hysttsyine and Laurel Express.
81 f snHafs .' tso,a al Al iyaas
flo:li-Pii,sburs; Chicaso. Cincinnati and St Louis
an CHS Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati Louisville
lsmtsltiInore E.ieots CITY AnpapOlls Way
40 fiPsIy f4Ri Ex 3P Ss,lmOFs and Way
ta:ao-bAi TIMokE EMPRESS.
s:So-iaiunore and Way stahons. (Wlnchestsr Fred
eriek, Haserss9wr and Way, via Relay ''A
.. eraa via kesy stopping at Annapolis JunetaOni
iss-r55t q ka aanai frs 4d WAY ssgns
CHESTER and Way Stations. CON sunday to Point Of
fs4S ofE ExPERsSs CsIartnsaurz and
Nay "a a. ksiay stogs :: ysttsyille ana LanrslJ
$50 :. MORE Exi RESS.
fo:4o-IiTI SBUkG, CLEV ELAND ard DETROIT
,4e sfiaaPln S GEs 9d Ps sps BOSTON
fs:5s- chiea<o. Cincinnati and st. Louis Express
hSD IVA 1aY s fGiI aHa Shi'A0
fpnliy srnsisy Gniy Ot:er trains daily. sunday
tor further informatio. appIy at the baltimore anil
Ohio TicAet Offices. Washington Station Gis and 1851
NM bs tsEe Tor bssae 10 10 checked and received
G K.L0RD. Gen Passenger Agent, Bsit,.
Wh CLthN1s- Master OF Trsll=-. Balto. Inyy
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The arraignment of Frank James at Gallatin,
Mo-, has betn postponed until the 10Th inst.
English capitalists, represented by J. d. Wing,
OF New York, yesterday purchased the Owen farm
In Warsaw, N. Y. comprising so acres OF land, and
viii at once erect large soda ash mandatory
there, with an employing capacity OF 1000 men.
It will be the only mandatory Of the kind In the
United States.
The steamer Joshua Nicholson, from Baltimore,
Is aground at Rotterdam.
Josephine Gamble and Mary Mckinley, convict
ed In the US. district court last week OF passing
counterfeit money in Jersey City, were to-day SEN
fenced to three months each In the Hudson county
1a1L
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AUCTION SALES.
John SHERMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
q No. 927 street northwest.


- No. 927 street northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
OF SEVENTH STREET, BRING No. io26. Be
TWEEN AND L STREETS NORTH VEST;
AND ALSO ON The EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
sIE BEET ,Is Nc N0', 1 No la, BETWEEN L AND
ruary 1888. in the of Chase Chase ct al Ea
No. y, IA in equity in the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, shall offer for sale at public
auction, and in front Of the premises the following
to wit, on TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF
FEBRUAi.Y, 1885, at HALF PAST FOUR 4:30)
O'CLOCK M, the south part of lot nine 90. in square
part Ct frontl twenty Cos FEET On III street and
the same width with the depth of the said lot sixty
{66l feet and eight 90 inches ALSO that northern
and haf 12s) inches OF lot ten Q0 in square 426.
corner Of lot running south in line with It'll street
en- lot No. 10 two and half inches; thence west with
line parallel to the south line of lot 3. being strip of
/ And also on WEDNESDAY,, The TWEN1Y-F1RST
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1883, at HALF PAST FOUR
HSO O'CLOCK b., all that part Of original Lot g. in
at apont the ne of tn street west 124 inches
south from the northwest angle Of the square and
thence running along said street due south Is feet
tnsnce que east 100 feet thence due north rs feet
1erms One third cash. and balance in one and two
yea from the day Of SALE the notes of the purchaser
70 De given for the deferred bearing six per
sser deposit of 5000 required at the of sale of
ca lot. If the terms of sale not complied with
within seven days the Trustee reserves the right to
All conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchasers.
.,. WILLIAM 4. DUHAMEI. Trustee.
III eo&ds 46O Louisiana avenue.