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Trustees.

MINERAL LAND FOR SALE PRI-
N1 VATELY.-The undersigned offers to sell
privately on reasonable terms q tract of miner
al land in Augusta county near Turks Gap,
containing 455 acres. 1t contains iron and
manganese ores, adjOins the land on which
manganese is now profitably mined by q
company, and Is near their branch railroad
and about two miles from Crimora station on
the Shen. Valley r. R. He will also sell anoth-
er tract containing 65 acres. within halfa mile
of the Shen. Valley R.R., at $40 per acre. About
acres cleared, the balance In timber. The i'm
provements consist of good house and smoke
honse, good garden and well of good water,
Address JACOB HILDEBRAND,
Waynesboro''
1anl5-u Augusta Co., Va.
DRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
J. As agent for the heirs of VIM. Clark, decd,
offer, at private sale,
THE HOME TRACT.
containing at least 80 acres of good land -.
with good Dwelling, stable, and out -.
buildings; also a splendid orchard, and 6Hll
q never-tailing spring of good water. .9lf4
near the dwelling. This property lies on the
back road rom Staunton to New Hope, near
Laurel Hill Post-office, and convenient to
churches, mills, schools, shops. &C., and In a
| good neighborh00d For terms, &C., apply to-
/ d. M. KERR, Agent,
| Annex p. O.,
apr22-tf Augusta Co.. Va.
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Ifyou want nice buggy and horse. hack
spring wagon, or anything in the livery liue
go to Thornburg's. ie22-tf
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Having sold out my interest in the Drug
store, hereby notify all parties who are in
debted to me, that unless claims and accounts
are paid or settled within 80 days. shall turn
tn EN- oyer to an Attorney for collection. Can
be found at Law Office of David May.
jy22-2t V &VVc GEO. w. MAY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29

The letter from the Cold Sulphur Springs oy
"a r. onwas necessarily postponed, as 1t was
received too late. twill appear In the next
issue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29

LECTURE AID ENTERTAINMENT AT ohHhH-
WOOD Disqualification is invited TO Inc a'-
tractive programme of an intellectual en'ei
tainment at Greenwood Depot, August ISL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29

DEVELOPED IN DIRT.-One day last week al
embankment caved In and caught one OF 'ne
colored workmcn who are engaged In e1'eho-
ing the foundation for the new store-nouses'
which aresoon to be erected on the site OF the
old McChesney mansion on Augusta stfeet'-
About two hundred pounds of dirt were renloV-
ed from his lower limbs before ne couio DC GA
tricated. His injuries were slight.
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LAND SALES ..

uOUsE AND LOT AND GARDEN FOR
d RENTING undersigned wishes to rent
a House and Lot and Garden, -possession CIV
en- at once. This property is near the -
City Water Works. The House contains H:ssH
four rooms, and the garden is supplied exseEs
with vegetables, For further information. APP
ply to @. A. ElCHAhDSoN.
ix,C1
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Finest Chewing Tobacco in the World is
s'Talbot's Best" 80 C. per plug; 81 .2o pei
b., at HAINES's. jy15-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29

To DANISH contagion from garments ora H.
en-. dislniect with Glenn's Sulphur scar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. II one
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29
Meeting Tonight.

The Mechanics and Workingmen's Club"
of the city of Staunton, will meet in the Po-
LICE OFFICE this (Tuesday) evening ats o'clock.
business of Importance will be before the Club.
Canvassers are requested to report to the Sec
rotary at the meeting. This Club now num-
and ''still they come"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-29

IMPROVEMENT OF THE OPERA HoUsE.-Nf'
Newton Argenbright has shown us tne piahs
which have been adopted for the Improvement
of the Opera House. The principal opJec'ion
to the Opera House is Its bad acoustic arrange
ment. This defect will be ent1rely reh-
edied, and the opera House, when the contem-
plated improvements shall have been maoe'
will be first.class in every respect
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NEW YORK, July 26.-BusiEess for the week
past in general features moderate. 1t is thought
downward tendencies had about reached the
bottom. and the conclusion that q gradual i'm
provement will occur prevails in the best irs
formed circles
Fluctuations occurred during the past week
in the grain tIade, but it had settled down with
quotations for red wheat at 99@l.07.
In the live stock markets, Virginia steers
were selling at 919c per ID for heavy weight.
Corn was being rapidly drawn eastward from
abe Western markets.
The exports of wheat from New York on the
18th were 3?5 639 bushels. Demand for shipping
space for wheat On foreign bound steamers was
in good demand. Space for 100000 bushels al
ready engaged.
The British grain markets report closing out
ali the wheat on hand.
The British grain markets report closing out
all the wheat on hand.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Suns summary of
business says:
The failures in banking and mel camille
houses reported in the past week were more
numerous, and involved larger amount of
indebtedn ess than for some weeks past. While
the increase is something of a disappointment,
it is believed that the process of liquidation
for the future is more hopeful. Already the
stock markets have responded by marked i'm
provement in prices ana in commercial circles
there are unmistakable signs of reaction. The
export trade has increased very largely since
the liberal receipts of new wheat, and from the
number of freight engagements reported for the
next two months, it is evident that many or
ders from the other side have been executed.
diStrihutjQn Is DrOOreSSin0 nO0erafplv
The season is yet young, and as dealers move
with canton, it rnay be expected that any in
crease IN the business will be.slow.
Southern wheat is quoted as follows: Prime
Fultz, 95@9sc; Longberry, 97@99c. Bag lots
lower. Receipts large
StauntOn M 5lrketS
STANTON. JULY Is. 1884.
WHEAT.-The offerings are large thus early
in the season. and sales weakening at QUOTA
tions. The crop is generally in good order
CoRN-Scarce and wanted. The local sup
ply is about exhausted, and arrivals from the
West are frequent. The market is firm at quo |
tations.
CORN MEAL.-In demand.
FLoUR.-Market fairly supplied. Slight de- |
cline in country. City mills continue last
weeks quotations.
CoFFEE.-Steady at quotations.
SpGAR.-Slight decline in all grades since
last week.
BAcoN.-Market well supplied in all grades
with downward tendency.
WooL.-No activity. Considerable quantities
held back because of low prices. Quotation
unaltered.
1.-The quotations are a0holesale, not RETAIL
Country Produce.
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Richmond Live STOCK Market. =

Ior Reapers and Mowers, of all
Kinds, Sold in this market-On
~ LYNN Il CO.'S.
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LAND SALES.
Large and Elegant Estate,
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

In compliance with the Will of the late Capt.
CLINTON Hall, the undersigned, who has quail.
ned as Executor, will, on
WEDNESDAY,, 9Th OF AUGUST. 1884.
offer for sale, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock, A.
LAND, on which Captain Hall resided, and al
| SO quantity Of
WHEAT, HAY,
and the GROWING CROP OF CORN.
At the same Time there will be sold six excel
lent Work Horses, three Colts (three years old,
COWS, and the usual supply of Farming Imple-
ments and Household Furniture.
The farm contains about
Seven Hundred and Fifteen Acres.
It lies on both sides of the South River, about
SIX miles above Waynesboro', in good neigh
borhood, adjoining the lands of A VI. Bowman.
weaver Martin, Paul, Kline, STAGE, and 9TH
and post-offices. The soil is fertile, and admit
rably adapted to the growth Of
Grass, Wheat, Corn SEC.
The Shenandoah Valley r. r. runs through
the Southern portion OF IL.
Inc buildings are very old and indifferent.
The Northern part is heavily timbered with
OAK, suitable for r. r. ties, and the part near
the X. X. has on 1t a quantity of Pine Timber.
The tract will be accurately surveyed before
the day Ofsaie and laid off intO four tracts rang.
ing from 100 to 200 acres each. There are on
the tract number of very large and never-fail-
whole tract lies beautifully to the sun, and Is
all good arabic land.
The terms will be accommodating, and made
known on the day of sale. The personal prop
erty viii be sold on creditof four months, Tor
which negotiable notes, well endorsed dnter-
est added), will be required
Possession of the real estate with the excep-
ton of the fields on which the corn crop is
growing, will be given at once. and possession
of the corn land for seeding purposes.
This estate has been owned by the Hall fam
lily for about $50 years. the ancestor of the tests-
tor having been one of the first settlers in the
Valley of Virginia, and 1t is not often that
such tract of land comes into market
JOHN A. STUART,
Jyl-tds Ex'ur OF Clinton Hall, decd.
I,yudhurgt Auoueta ro
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Big lot Picture Frames, cheap, at stie's.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
stanton, Va, July 10th, 1854.
Be~":s."
All persons interested in the foregoing cause
are hereby notified. that 1 will proceed, at my
office in Staunton, on Tuesday, 18Th day of Au-7
gust neat, to take the several accounts required
by decree of November o. 1888, in said cause
at which time and place all parties are re-
CURED to appear without further notice.
jyl5-4t JOHN NJ. KINNEY, Com'r.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton, Va, July 9th, 1884.
Decks Admir-, &C.;
BOrden'S Admir-, dc.
ALI parties interested in the foregoing cause
are hereby notified, that l have fixed upon
Monday, the 1Ith day Of august neat, to consid-
er the exceptions filed to my last report In this
cause and to take evidence on, and consider
the petition of Alex: II. II: Stuart, recently
filed in the cause and to take such other ac-
counts as may be required by any party in in
terest or deemed pertinent by myself.
fyI54t JOHN M. KINNEY. Com'r.
VTIRGINIA-IN VACATIoN.-ln the Clerks
Y office. Circuit Court of Augusta county,
April 18th, 1854
Georgiana smeltz by - hartley, her next
James w. Smeltz. .........-........D Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree OF
divorce by the Plaintiff against the Defendant.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the Defen-
dant James W. SmeltZ, Is a nonresident Of
this State, it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect his
interest," JOS. N. RYAN. Clerk.
Sheffey Bumgardner, p. q. Jyl5'4t
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THPEcuEPc The Russell, Cooper.
Gaar Scott, Case, and other Vibrators and
Apron machines, sold by us, are unexcelled.-
Several on hand for immediate delivery.
LYNN & co.
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staunton Thoroughly Aroused.

THE MECHANICS AND woRKINGMEN ORGANIZE
THE CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS BOOM
HONEST LABOR SPEAKS.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI TIRE DAYS
U,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RAILROADS.
NE A PENNSYLVANIA PorTr

IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
STEEL f Igg1sr NSaSSit1cEYT ~
Trains leave Washington. station. corner OF 9Th
Tor Fttsburx and the west Chicago Limited Express
.ps S E Gs as 40 and Io aH w lai see
ins Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati and Hotel
with Sleeping ' Car Atscna e cRicao western ES
press 40 p daily with Paisce cars to Pittsburg
TittsbnrE to Chicago iaI Izprsss. 10 % DAILY
Washirston 10 Chicago
bALIlMoEE AAD RoIoMAc T EAJLRoA AIs.
IoOop IA daily; except SATURDAY. with Palace Cars
For wiiaansporr. Lock Haven anu ElmIra. 94O NJ
daily. except sunday
FOR New York ana The East rs, $50 11.OD a
2Oo AGO. IG9V ana II 10 y IL ON Sunday. 400
iSeS and n lie 5o ? m dited HHErSss . o. Pullman
For Boston without change 100 l. III every weekday
Tor BrooElyn y 6 all through trains connect at Ier
sey City with boats of Brook lyn Annex. af0rng e-
scross View YorE city '''''''-
or FiilsdeI phia rs $50 and II a H. 200. 400 6Oo
Ills IL Limited Express. $40 q. In. daily. excep.
For Baltimore. 6s5. us, $50. 94o. 100 A. NJ. 1905
zoo 400 42o 4 49, 800. J. 40 loo and ii 10 p M
Oh sunday. 40 HOO a. H.. 4UU, 600. 40 IOOO and
For Tope's Creek Line, eS5a m and 44Op N. daily.
For Annapolis 6a5a m. 1905 and 40 T. NJ daily ex-
ALExASDRiA AND FREDERIcKsEURG RAILWAY
and ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
FOR Alexandria. 60 100 OBS. IL OF and II 50 =. H.
2O6. u. 4-s5. co., sos ami lI3J y. IL SUNDAY
atc.JO. 9 %. ll0I S % u.
Tor kchmo nd and the SOUTH o. and IL OF g. m daily
and 4 10 T. daily except Sunday
Trans leave Aeaandla for Washington. o. SEQ 10 o.
1Gl0s IN; LOO 3C5. %. 5.lU 1.0J and 1910 y. Ill,
and u 10 midnight te1ctPt Monday. On Sunday ut
90 and lu 10 a. IOJ aud 1910 i. and l. 10
rIght
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania and the
ton where orders can be left for the checking OF ba
Ease 10 4, stnation from hotels anG residences
CHAS. T. PCGH. j. H. WOOD.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SECcNi
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. ON CORNER OIL
ALLEY BETWEEN Il AND G AND THIRD AMI

sAtE OF SS
PIP HH aB 81 SShs SNB
fEY sETwHhH IRE AN1 THhp AND
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of theEa
dec I as trustee a ss siqis
ess offer for sale at pubic all,ien on TUESDAY
d9Uk 0G2ch H. in frIs s Of s III, sr PREMISES parts
square numb red seven hundred and sixtytwc(7 and
described rs follows BeVinnins for the same at north
thence running sonihwesteriy along the western line q
said lot l2 feet inches thence south Is feet thence
inches thence east feet So inches thence north n
feet 81 inches thence east foot 10 inches: thence
To M % lime parallel sc w a1 and
line to said avenue and thence along said avenue is
feet to the place OF beginning improved by frame dwell
ling and a store room. No 223 Pennsylvania avenue
ON THE SAME DAY. at. HALF PAST FOUR
premises part OF Lot numbered four 90. in square
bered eight hundred aud forty -four CAD besnnne for
the at the southwest corner o. said lot and
ming thence along street south IA feat 81 inches
thence sSuth IS feet to place 81 Beginning with the
understandings that 3foot aileyway may be taken off
proved by two-story brick dwelling. No 500 street
BEE TRSEPaT A THE 1HP PAH q c P5skr
M 9 f in t1snt fo4 of the at p ph
ON the line Ct l5foot alley in said square lls feet 81
Nest q s nhs a9a TITS
feet SO inches to foot sllev the of said lot
thence the line OF said alley "A feet SO inches
said l5foot alley and thence nth the line said
alley 113 feet ~ inches to the place of beginning. i'm
proved by wostory brick house situated i'll alley be-
tween Is and C and Sd and Az streets southwest
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money TO
be paid cash, the balance i'll six nine and twelve
months from the day Of sale, and to bear interest
per cent annu and to be secured by deed of trust
the premises sold Conyeyancin9 Sc at cost of the
purchaser deposit of 300 required piece
knocked off. Terms to be complied with in 10
default after days public notice Of such resale
peyv sJDarp 1liShp n Ut
CHAS. A. WALTER Trustee,
nl9-dStlS 342 d street northwest
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Mr. Blaine, Miss Blaine and Miss sherman lett
Augusta yesterday for Ellsworth. Ne, where they
Will spend several days as the guests OF senator
Eugane Halo.
Contracts have BEEN given 10 Charles Dillon. =
young Boston artist. for bronze eauesteriah
Boston
The steamer Capt Sam, plying between Mont
gomery and Selma, Alabama, exploded her Doiler
Tuesday night, and the boat was wrecked Five
persons including little daughter OF the captain
The suspension of the banking house OF Hyatt,
Leyngs Co, OF Washington, Davies county. IND.
& announced.
A boy has disappeared from Milford. Pa, posi-
Oily abducted by INTERESTED parties, and search Is
being made for him.
A girl who ran away from Worcester. Mass.
with her lover and was deserted at London, ont,
mas returned home In charge OF detective.
Inc euects OF the drouth are seriously felt In
many portions or New Hampshire. scarlet fever
ana oipntnena exist N various towns but have not
snow Is reported nom various sections CT New
fork state and New Hampshire.
Inc London run sSys Nr. James Russell Lowell
Intends 10 reside al OXFORD England after he n
heyeo RON tne duties OF United states minister.
John sheridan, who Is serving a sentence In the
house on correction At Fftchburg, Mass. Is heir &c
Ireland.
Farmers Congress OF the United states was called
70 orde1 10 Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, by col
Rates from New York TO chicago are down 90 ss
70 omaha, 81.
The American woman's Suffrage association
began It's annual session I'm Chicago Yesterday.
Addresses were delivered hy Mary A. Livermore
An epidemic known as "blackleg. has broken OUT
among young cattle In the western section OF Berks
county, Pa
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Mr.. Hendricks I'm New York.

From the New York Times, to-day.
Vice President-elect Hendricks got on q train al
the Pennsylvania railroad station At IL O'Clock last
night, grabbed his valise from the baggage car,
hurried into a cab, and was In his room In the
Fifth avenue hotel before any one who knew him
was aware of II. A few democratic politicians who
were out late dropped In and sent up their carhs,
but Ex-Governor Hendricks was tired and had zone
TO bed
81 expect to remain here few days. he said TO q
Times reporter, "and shall probably see Mr.. Cleve-
land before 90 back. though have no plans for
meeting him yet shall probably speak In Brooklny
Tomorrow night. Indiana was all right from the
start, but Ill tell you we were q little anxious
about conflicting reports from New York q day
or TWO after election. Have read Blaine speechi
OF course have e made ne-wef, / am tired any
way. Good night"
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rNHoMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

By virtue Of deed of trust dated the I'd day Of No
v1nbsr and duly recorded in Iber folio lis
ore OF the land records for the District OF Columbia -
ana by direction of the party secured thereby the
dersisned trustees will sell SATURDAY. NOVEM-
III tont OF tie premises the following Deserted prop
ety VIZ All that Part of lot liza in Beals addition
GEORGETOWN, IN the District Columbia, bounded
az foloxs Besnhninz at the end of line drawn from
the southeast of Olive and
the south side II Olive street. and RUNNING thence
east 40 feet then south 2 feet then 40 feet then
north to OLIVE street and the place of beginning to-
geter with improvements. consisting Of comfortable
two-story and basement frame dwelling
Terms: Ohe-third cash: the residue In two equal
payments AZ six and twelve months. with notes bearing
interest at six cent Per snnum until paid and
cursd Ly deed OF trust 300 deposit retnrs az the
time OF sale All conyeyancng and recording pur
chaser's cost IL the of sale not complied with
IN days after the day Of sale the Trustees
the rgnf 70 resell the property At the risk and cost of
the defautiny purchaser. -
nl0dts MAYHEM PLATGR y TruetsA
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AUCTION SALES.
fFHoMAS DOWNING. Auc.ioneer

Il : HUN''oi''
TURE, ELEGANT WINDOW DRAPERT. SUPERB
DINING-RoOM FURNITURE, &c. CONTAINED
IN THE BUTLER MANSION, CORNER OF E
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE. IMME-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE q. s.. CAPITOL.
LATELY OCCUPIED By SENATOR JOHN p.
JONES, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIRST. 1884.
commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, shall sell at the bove
partial list - :
Magnificent Paror Suite. beautifully upholstered in
SatIn windrw Ha.yines to match
EsleRant Window Drapery throughout the house.
superb Marquetry Cabinets -e
MarQuesry Tables beautiful designs
very Hsndscrle Marble Top Tables
faIlor Suites IN fine condition and exquisitely
Separate Chairs beautifully upholstered in different
touches aud Easy Chairs
SS,mper2iy Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture.
EnaIi.ied ana Ash Furniture some of il Maruuetry
u. WORK and very costly.
Tane hair Mattresses aud Spring Under Beds
! ne f1ncst Feather Pillows and BolsteIs.
1"asHncent s1oeboard, Extension Table and Carving
Billiard Table and its appurtenances
1oEetner with other articles of value which cannot be
enumerated 1880
NB1This is one of the most elegantly furnished res
parties 70 secure frst-c articles.
Inc nouse viii be thrown open to the public on Sat.
nrddy preceding the SALE
n2Odts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TOHN SHERMAN K co.
- Real Estate Agents. 927 f street northwest

CHAvCERY SALE OF The CHURCH PROPERTY
Known AS THE THIRD BAPTIST COLOkED
CHURCH, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF l. STREET NORTH AND FOURTH
STREET WEST.
By virtue of decree. passed on the fourteenthcss,
day OF >oyen'e 1884, III the consolidated causes fE
OF Joseph Alexa der ct al, Albert Doulden Ell
al No lo5i, Equity Docket No. g. and Albert Boulder
q al William A. Barnaclo, No SOL Equity Docket
No L. IN the supreme Court the District OF Column
bia. sh1il. on SATURDAY, the TWENTY NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1894. at HALF-PAST FOUR
at public auction the following real estate SIT
ua:ed i'll the city Of Washington, d. c. to Wit.
piece parcel of ground and part of lot 2 IN sub
division by the said A. Bouen in square five hundred
and twenty hye (525) aud distinguished the plot
plan OF the said city of WASHINGTON D. c., and re-
corded III LibTr j. = = No 228 T. ~ s. G. one of the
land records OF the county OF Washington d. C.. ard
subdiyided by the said A. Bouden ncipk Tor
the at the southwest corner of said lot No .:
thence east line with l. street thirty-four (34 feet
Ia point thence north sixty -four 64l feet; thence
west (34 feet to 4t thence south ON
line # said 4t street 6 'eet to the place of
BEGINNING
Icrms One third cash. and the balance in equal in
the OF the purchaser being given for the de-
ferred payments bearing six per ceIttim PER anrpn
and by deed OF trust upon the property sold OF
all cash az the option of the purchaser deposit Of 800
VIII be required at the time Of safe II the Of sale
GOT complied with within days the trustee re-
the right 10 resell the risk of the de-
faGng purchaser All conyeyaucing at the Gust of the
purchaser W. H. DUHAMEI. Trust q
nOlS eOSds 40 Louisiana avenue.