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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
PERSONAL.

q Nebleet, Palo Pinto, is here stock
for the holiday season.
McAiee Of Bear Creek has been
= I've buyer on the market for several
a Bellows, a Sunset merchant, was
non the market several days this
& Alexander, one of Boonevilie's
merchants, is in the city buying
Pryor of Mineral Wells is visiting
Y aud selecting his winter stock OF
George, a prominent druggist of
X, isin the city laying in a heavy
M goods.
Booth Of Booth 6 Lynch, Alvarado,
isiew days ago, and is buying ex-
*sl In our market.
Johnson, of Johnson & Davidson,
was a prominent buyer on the
ilhe first of the week.
olbens, engaged in the mercantile
y at Sweetwater, was in the city
lae market yesterday.
}. Patterson OF Veal station is
ne host of merchants now in the
plns winter goods.
D. Ray and family will leave for
hls morning, where they will
neir future home.
HARRISON of Harrison & Rankins,
0n, bought a handsome bill of
while here this week.
scout of the firm of Robert Kerr &
acner City, was here yesterday
up for the holidays.
Il Fowler, a highly respected mer-
azle, is in the city buying ex-
Y Tor the holiday season.
a seece, a dry-goods merchant Of
nss been buying extensively on
.Aets for several days past.
Lynn of Palo Pinto has been in
4 W several days buying a large
goods for the holiday season.
Moore, an enterprislng merchant
spllngtown, was on the market
veal days the first part of the
as1own, engaged in the general
,aulse business at DcLeon, has
~u'pleuous on the market this
sfayes, Mansfield, was in the city
.saasuolng the market in different
~ stocking up for the holiday
nv sses OF staveuhagen, Yates s Co.,
/, nv y. merchants OF Lipan, bought
~ Their winter trade while In the
nes9y OF Jones, Mosby & Co.,
M, merchants of Crystal Fails, is
n Nv o making extensive purchases
~ sl y Of the firm OF Clemeir, 8
hs. Holdthwaite, merchant Of thai
tss IN Seen IN the city several DAYS
III winter goods.
,,,uOOlowsky of Tobolosky & Bro,
|ke h ~ n the city yesterday. While
|ne,,es sul a handsome bill of con-
u w lor the holiday trade.
II
n 4 1 a o. Ward & Stanley, large
NJ general merchandise at Wichita
|lsun, acre replenishiug their stock
iine OF holiday goods this
|Ere aud son, Samuel, of White
- The city yesterday buying
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs ia
wards and several children arrived ia
TINS city from Georgia, on the way TO
Bowie. On the trip little girl four
years old was taken sick, and yesterday
morning, while the family were In the
waltlng-room OF the Union depot, the
chld was taken worse, and at O'clock
dicd IN the mothers arms AT the time
there were a number of persons in the
room, who sympathized deeply with the
lady In her great distress. The cause OF
the death was diptheria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
THE CITY.
aorrr AnnIvALs.

A .,v,ck: J. w. Powers and
BTa 1h, panhandle; J. f. suarey
4 Wi E.,ar city; Joseph Heyman
= ms. PILOT Point d; riagg'
u w Shaw and John Lanster,
Iul ~. IN Meredith, Houston; Maj.
n; @o1o redo; p. S. Benson, Gal
bsou, nl,,s,on. Pecos; N. II. Black,
B hp .,',g Weatherford; l.. l..
A lS''y,nr; j. +. Ford, county;
BIZ n'ilas. II. Turner aud John
IlkFy ,I,,heetie; J. II. Gansman,
reu' IIenry Bayard, New York.
'ls .'.,',,ck: Fred Carleton, Aus
FG " MlIlers, Llauo; I. II. Nil
b. Calhoun, Texas; c.
vilSe' ,lorado, Texas; Il. L. Amber,
fgg., Una. city; S. Heimann, Ciu-
VAIN, ~ Murray, st. Louis; I. L.
lon,s. W. C. Haytord, Bel
. Y Ben Levy, New Orleans;
s, ,'ls New York; Geo. A. knight,
,ls'I Iohn Howard, city; John A.
~ Va. s. S. Maddox, Wichita
ls ma,ciean. Colorado City; Jeff
I, IouIs; j. Il. Cawthon, Ne y
rm Rice, Brentwood; Il. Il.
!, IL louis; TT. McCarley, Louis
y rehsenfeld, Baltimore; L. j.
Harold; j, r. Polak, Dallas.
B.scbio's. e. w. Boyle, Dallas;
ssIcr Little Rock; Rev. N. w.
sI,ssoro; j. A. Kelley, Abilene;
@older. St. Louis; w. l., Gan
\ 'SaIl. b. Hunter, j. II. Cunning
Es.,~ieh. Conn. +; T. I. Fulton and
A Innisiana: II. II. Howard and
4 snen Green, La; Leon Hart, L.
N. s. ]. Blocker, j. Murphy, j,
~ san Angela, Cal; IL. II.
.Ts6an; Col. j. p, Elbort & wife,
III P. Krhoe and son, Chicago,
4 y Hurdeston, oxford, Miss.
/ Keller, Hot Springs, Ark;
4rey. Marshall; Ii. Jacohy, New
willard Berry, Springdale, Ark.
lines. Kentucky; q. IL. Frost,
I'M. Albuquerque, N. NJ; Frank
/ nj wife, Brooklyn, Mo-; j. T.
I. nd family. Clarksville, Tex; G.
I'M Marshall; A. Branshaw, st.
lines b. Golf. Austin; w. Il.
I..noon. St. Louis; Cooper Knott,
4, Robert L. Morehouse, Jersey
Il, Mansion. Tillman Smith, Jno.
Id. Clebu1ne; II. Il. Lakewood,
1: cy: f. NJ. Brown, DeLeon;
n Jsryis, NJ, X. & T. X. r.; w. S.
n Decatur; j. X. LeBosquett, j. II.
A Galveston; w. NJ. Bamberge,
walker, Houston; j. Il. Scott,
City; Carey w. Stiles,
Rose; W. r. Easley, city;
IN. Conway, Deming, N. NJ;
L Groot, TT. w. & ID. c. Ry.; 4.
|oueg aud wife, Coleman; Frank
hi Cbas. Owens, Colorado; VIM.
|uan. Irving, Kas. j. II. Hoffman,
IiOn; T. B. Ellison, Childress
|, IN. A. Sanderson, Boston; II, G.
IBon, Riverside; j. M. Henderson,
Illett Birdville; Mrs. Emma Blan-
|Eosse; Frank Kell and wife.
/; Mrs. w. II. Stenuett Salado,
|0. NJ. Young, st. Louis, No;
he'll, st. Louis; Edgeworth Muse,
nn; joe Fowler, ALE; VIM. X.
b, Il NJ, s.. w. J. Hennessy, Col
Nv. r. Cunningham, Azle; IL. q.
N, Benjamin; j. w. Buchanan,
pni W. l. George, Roanoke; Shem
rhett, Alvord; NJ. Tllley, Il. M. S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

DO not buy yonr presents until you
have seen what we have 10 offer you IN
the way of vases. We have been unusual.
liz careful In our selections this season 70
obtain the very latest designs. Call and
see for Yourself the handSomest stock
that the markets can produce. In prices
we have extraordinary bargains unusual
to the people OF this city.
FoKT WORTH CHINA Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
snnnl,lnr Mnshington

The fame Of Fort Worth IL national
She is known as great depot OF Supplies.
{. II. Stein is In receipt Of letter from
Gen. Albert Pike and II. MANNING; q
brother Of Secretary Manning orustln lls
yenison and fine deer shipped TO tnenl
regularly. Several fine hams have ALREADY ~
been expressed. We viii soon add np'
GLAND to our shipping territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
shnrp rrici,stora.


Complaint was made before Justice
linn yesterday by w. NJ, Terry, Young
man from Bells, Grayson county, against
two parties named Sam Jones aud John
Price, charging them with the theft of a
wagon and team. The circumstances of
the case are peculiar, aud indicate that
Jones and Price are the aliases of Il pretty
pair OF rogues. Terry states that sew.
eral days ago he was employed to drive
them over the country on tour OF in
spection, and that on Monday they landed
In this city, aud struck camp on the banks
OF the Trinity. On Tuesday Jones was
delegated To ride into town after
feed for the horses, and soon
after returned on foot with the statement
that the horse had escaped from him. Az
ter consultation II was agreed that Terry
and Price should return by train to Bells
and that Jones should remain and hunt
the horse, telegraphing the news Of its re-
covery Arriving ut Bell'S Price gave
Terry the slip aud disappeared. II then
dawned upon the verdant mind OF the lat
ter that he had been fdohe upn by a brace
of rascals. II Is thought that they have
gone south and al officers are requested
TO keep sharp lookout for them. One OF
the horses is small gray mare and the
other a small bay mare. The wagon is
nearly new, Tennessee brand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
AIIecel,er Appolnted.

"wednesday Judge Beckham granted
nc netItion of DR.. Mathes OF Bowie ana
appointed lsidore Carr as reSe,,el ~, mi
Mutual Seli-Endowment ana psp.'s 9~sd
Association Of America. bohu was 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
TRlcHlNosrs.
severnl Deaths IN New York Caused By
Eating Raw Pork.

seFerM IJehIhE m New YORK Cnutod HJ
Eating Raw Pork.
NEW York, Dec. l0.--Dr. Edison Of the
health department has made an examine
ton OF the persons reported as being III
from having eaten OF partly-cookcd ham,
aud pronounces them well-dedned cases
OF trichln0sis. Six additional persons
have been found sick who had attended
the same party and become victims Of the
trichlnosis, which brings The number up
10 fifteen. They ares Moses Simon,
game dealer; Joseph IIalmick, porter;
John Bagley, blacksmith Mrs. Elizabeth
Bernard and her daughter, and John Der
bin. Several other caser VIII PROBABLY
vet be heard from, as there were twenty
1--WE or thirty at the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Presnyterlan FeshvaI.

The ladies' OF the Fourth Street Presby-
terrain church will give pound icstival
for the benefit OF the church on the lltl
inst. at 800 and 81 Main street, me olu
stand Of the Fort Worth Grocer 20.
There will be music, Rotations ana a
grand supper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
ROANOKE.

She WIN be Sadly Mis.ed--A Union He
tween Popular Young People.
Special 10 the Gazette.
ROANOKE, Tx, Dec. l0.--Mr. n. NJ.
Pickett, who has been dangerously III
with pneumonia for several days, Is Inn
proving and his physician, Or. Brock,
now entertains some hope for his re-
coyery.
Mr.. s. y. Darwin Of Pilot Point was
shaking hands with his friends in town
to-day.
Mrs Alice Bourlsnd died at the resi-.
dence OF her husband, Mr. A. ID. Bonr-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

We make all kinds OF bread--homc.
made, rye, graham, milk, Vienna, cot
tawe, domestic, twist, French aud Bos.
ton brown bread, BUEli's BAKERY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

Just arrived from Middle Tennessee,
ana for sale at our stock-yards, eighty
head Of Jerseys. J. II. & l.. j. Polk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

Two Thousand tons choice baled hay
and All kinds OF grain aud feed for sale.
W. j. PATTERSON,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Hay

Try Baeil's BAKERY, corner First and
Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

quite literally OF number OF our whole.
sale houses, and in their rounds paid Tnr
GAZETTE call. f"'~ nh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

$50 Page. Plus SinsFs.
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neas nlsg the fAssseff % fFlfpl
aasy sfa 5ksss hanisd ~ le@fstnN rlaffiafe
.alL sssaiss - :. .as. ....s 80. es
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

Homemade doughnuts every morning
at Buell's bakery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
70 and from Europe at Lowest Rates
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
20 Parties wishing TO Bring Frlonds 10 .his
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Evening star., 1885-06-08

MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
John +. Swiggard and Katie v: Morris: James
j. Allenan and Missouri OBrien; Thomas
Henry Jones and Alice Moore; Benjamin Kidd
and Annie Ragan; Henry Boudurant and Sallie
Sapp; James II. Harce and Lulu May Gillian;
Willie b. Hammond and Laura Z. w. Lamb;
Joseph A. Dempsey, of Orange county, Va, and
Emma Lee Smith, of Madison county, Va.
Evening star., 1885-06-08
BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. AT MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST; THE. SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF SEVENTH AND II STREETS NORTH
WEST, AND HOUSES NO. 4O7 SEVENTH
STREET AND 1910 ID STREET SOUrIiW EST
Under and by virtue of the provisions of the last go
Washington District of Columbia, admitted TO- ::a1
probate April 2Sth, 1884 and recorded in will book
No: 21 folios 800: &c. the UNDERSIGNED, Executor
will offer at public auction the following property
hereinafter described
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIFTEENTH,
1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises
house and premises No. 427 Massachusetts avenue
northwest being lot No and part lot l., in square
south of 5I6 having front of 20 nche, by an
average depth OF over 100 feet, containing rooms
and bath room.
And at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of
premises part of lot IA in square 454 southeast cor
of 5th and streets northwest having q front on
9TH street of 40 feet, by depth street feet
improved by four small stores
And on the following day. JUNE SIXTEENTH, at
FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the premises, house and
premises No 4O7 7th street southwest between and
streets in square 4b it being lot "a In said square
AtFIVE O'CLOCK. In front Of property house and
premises 1910 street southwest. between 10th aud
11th, In square 353.
Terms OF sale On each property sold one-thrd cash
and the residue In two equal payments and two
years, with interest ut six per cent per until
paid and secured by deed OF trust: all conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost; 800 deposit re-
Quired each piece of property at the time of SALE
je2-dcEds ROBERT ID. WEAVER, Executor
Evening star., 1885-06-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
ID: G., BEING No. 5U7 T. STREET NORTH.
The undersigned Trustees by virtue of a deed e.tA
of trust. dated the 9th day of October A d. 1876 H
duly recorded in Liber No. s;}, f0liOs 40 ct iE1
seq. OF The Land Records of the District Of CoumDia
by the written direction of the holder and owner of the
order of the Supreme Court Of said District of om
bia. passed on the 14th day of May, A. d. 1885 in
cause No $3.50. Equity Docket No. II will on WE'D
NESDAi, the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1885 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises SELL
at public auction to the highest bidder all those GER
i'll the city OF Washington, ID. c., and known as parts
OF lots numbered two CD thirteen l3), and fourteen
Q4), in square numbered four hundred and eighty
eight t4SS and described as follows: Beginning
southeast corner OF said Lot two CD, and running
thence west on North + street twenty-six feet two
inches to the public alley thence along the line
of said alley, one hundred and thirty -four feet two
inches, thence east twenty-sx feet two inches and
thence south one hundred and thirty four feet two
ncnes to street. and the point of beginning with the
large three-story and basement dwelling and other
thereon.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the balance in
three equal ins;allments, payable in one, two and
three years from the day of sale with interest thereon
which the purchasers notes secured by deed trust
the premises, will be taken, or the whole purchase
money may be paid in cash. A deposit of $3.50 will
be required az the time of SALE All cOnveyanciny and
not complied with in ten days from the day sale the
trustees reserve the right resell the premises a(er
five days notice in the Evening Star news PAPER at
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser The
attention of all persons desiring fine residence. in
WM X. WOODWARD, ;,,
WIN. REDIN WOODWARD Irhstees'
my27d&dS 472 Louisiana ave
Evening star., 1885-06-08
IDI Ed.
THEODORE FRANCES KRAFT. aged seyeniesa cen

KRAFT. Sunday, June z, 1856. at 2:3O p m.
THEODORE FRANCES KRAFT. aged seventeen
months and sixteen days
Our Theodore has departed
Our home Is wrapt In gloom
Why should we not be broken hearted
When tears Of sorrow reach the tomb
Mt olivet, calm and lonely dell.
Where the weeping Willows wave.
My darling son. loved 30 well,
Lies In his silent grave.
Funeral Tuesday, June 0th ct O'Clock p. M. froA
laos III street northeast
MACKEY. Monday, June 8, 1885, GEORGE VAN
AACkEY, Of the late Hon. Ewin Mackey and W.
A Mackey, ofmalignant scarlet fever. aged sixteen
Funeral at four O'Clock shis afternoon. Interment
- ~ fNews s and Courier please copy.l
NYE. At his residence In Forestville, Nd, Sum
day evening June 9TH, 1888 EDWARD III. NYE, In
Will be buried from his late residence on Wednes-
day, June 10th At ten O'Clock am Friends are In
O'MEARA At rest, on Sunday morning. June 7sh,
ness, MARTHA c.. third daughter Of WIN. c. and
Funersi at parents' residence 227 street, corner
Third northwest. on Tuesday, 9Th. st four O'Clock
SUTTON. On June g. 1885. st TAO .. m, JoHN
SUTTON, son Of John b. and Mary r. sutton. sred
three months and two dayA
Funeral win take place from parents residence l22
street northeast, Tuesday, ~ one O'Clock pm. .
yERNyE%IL IT. On sunday, June z. 1885, s1 9 am,
yernueL sged any years late Sergeant second United
States Infantry. and soldier IN the United sfases
Army for The Ian thirty years.
s On Toss1.g S,s june 1sas ssS :: ss2s
SSissd e sssad 10 "''''' are 's''''
Evening star., 1885-06-08
The Clark Investigation.
MIR. oLMsTEAD SAYS THE TERRACE woI
SATISFACTORILY

MR.. oLMsTEAD SAYS THE TERRACE WORK "a
SATISFACTORY.
After Col. Davis left the stand i'm the Clark Ina
vestigation saturday. Mr. Fred Law Ohm stead.
the landscape architect OF the Capitol grounds,
testified that the work on the terraces and am
proaches was done practically under his iirsrn.
ton. The work ne considered perfectly sal =.
factorily. The color OF the marble was I'm psr.
fectaccord with the design. lie considered all
the defects that had been pointed out -
trivial
BUILDING INSPECTOR ESTwIsLE.
Mr.. Thos. B. Entwisle, building inspector of
the District, who was called as a witness today
for Mr.. Clark, testified that be had inspected ths
work at the Capitol aud pronounced the work
good.
On cross-examination the witness said he con.
siuereu himself a Judge of a good Job OF work,
though he did not rate hmselfas n firSt-claEs
judge OF marble. He thought he was as good A
Judge of a work as a whole,as n practical masoal,
or stone cutter. He thought the nan who u.s. A
a achisel and hammer might have an ADVANTAGE A
In judging the hardness or softness OF the mata
RAJ upon which he worked. The witness
said that he had worked on private and
pubnc buildings I'm connection with M
Siark. When asked what private buildings la
nao worked on with Mr.. Clark ne mentioned
Cornelius Mendells building, on street. a. q a
only one This was erected about 1859
MI: Miller objected 20 this, IL II were TO sho,g
that MIR. Clark had worked on private buildines
In any improper manner. There was ne SAIL
charge alleging that he had furnished work
and material on buildings belonging TO certain
ofncials. When the prosecution offered nits
proof 10 sustain this charge the defense would
be ready 10 meet IL.
Evening star., 1885-06-08
The Washington stock Exchange.

quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day: U. s. 41as, 1891, coupons, 112la bid, q.
asked; registered do. do; 4s 19O7, coupon, 22as
bid, % asked; registered, 1918 bid, a asked; SO
VI. D. c. fund 3-65s, 1924, cur, 115 bid, 116
asked; 20 yr fund, P; G., 1893, cur; 1855 bid;
Is, 1892, coin, 1854 bid; 30 yr. fund, 6s, 1902,
coin, 1914: Washington and Georgetown
bonds, 116 bid; Met. stock, 81 bid, S4a. asked;
Washington gas: 42t bid, 421a asked; George
Franklin Ins, As; Nat. Union Ins., III bid, 81
asked; COrcoran ms, 55 bid, 67la asked; Riggs
ms, 63s bid, asked; Columbia ms, 1Oaa bid,
10 asked; Nat. Met bank, 135 bid; Nat. Bank
Republic, $50 bid; Farmers and Mechanics
bank, Georgetown, 149 bid; Great Falls Ice, 80
bid; Real Estate Title Ins, 100 bid, 1O21a asked:
Penna. Telephone Co., 55 bid, SO asked; Ches
and Pot. Co., Ssh bid.
Evening star., 1885-06-08
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Oiinde. ROdrigues. "Wednesday. July 1, . a M
Checks payable on sight. in amounts to suit on the
BanGue Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
B1AS. Agent. No. d Bowling Green. New York
AeSsrS- BELL & co. Agents for the District of
Columbia. l43. Pennsy ylvania avenue.
jei Washington. d. C.
Evening star., 1885-06-08
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.


Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF GOOD BUILDING LOT,
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Terms: One-third cash. Balance in g and 12 months
j6-d&ds Anctioneeirs.
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6SE And a HALF NILES FROM bE:NAiNGs nSSs
By virtue ofa deed oftrnst, bearing date the -
2Sth day Of January "A AD J. 1880. and recorded in IS
od nd 1hs aso
,n n lbsr w A. T. No folio d72 Ct Of the
at the request Of the parties secured tSereSs Me
G sss Hf s 4 Pse Ms aaf!H1 IL Ss e
sgSs D Is assS TEsEE FARS A9RSSLK
which are parsicuariy Ssssribsd in said deed,
lies Within the District o Columbia sbout on one
and turnpike Il IS good snd Sn t6e
I9ag aSis and aN and bs,s sIss Of
ApPtE snd ss.f other
LING House. Containing ve rooms s%o'RJy RWE s
40 feet win HE fSf os stss @ s.. STABLE for
pump. The place Is in fair condition.
Terms Of sale: One-th.rd of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale OF on the ratification thereof
sallments at six, twelve, and eighteen months from
the day Of SALE TO be secured by the OF the pur.
interest; all cash at the option Of the purchaser
The title Will be retained by the trustees until the Dur
quired e the time OF sale Terms ofsale to be com
piled with IN ten days the Trustees
chaser purchasers.
SAMUEL Maddox. Trustees.
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