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wv CLARENCE DUVALL
W. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUsTEEg SALE OF ,vALyARLE PROPERTY
GREENE AND MONTGOMERY STREETS.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust to u.s. dated the "A
31si day OF May, 1870, and duly recorded In f..I
Liber No. 9l2, folio 306, one Of the Land Re- s:lW
cords OF the District Of Columbia aud at the Ian
request Of the party secured thereby. will SELL by
pubic auction, In front Of the premises, ON WEDNE
BAY, OCTOBER sixth, a D. 1859, ct HALF
PAST FOUR VcLOCk 2: D., all shat certain LOT.
Town, in tbs District Of Columba, and known as the
and twenty-eight IN Realt addition TO GEORGETOWN
now known and described ~ sQuAr numbered sew.
enty, commencing tor the same at . point on the
north line VI Dumbarton street Mxty (6OJ feet east
from the Intersection OF said 0reene and DumbhrtOn
sreeeS thence running along the no tn line Of Dunn
baton stEes east thirty SO feet: thencs torth one
the place Ut bsginnin together with the Improve
Tsrms Of sale: ons4hird OF the purchase money In
cash and the balance In equal payments Ia SIX. twelve
and eightoen months With interest II six per CENT
ffo day Ofsaae the deferred payments 10 % secured
by deed Of trust upo the premises Sold or all cash.
she opsion o. ne Pnrcbsssf deposit g 9do9 will
SALE II the tefnis Of sale are not complied with
within ten days the Trustees reserve the right 70
el q the Esk and Of dslhulting purchaser AeI
ave days advertising In The kvsntn9 Star news
paper All convsyancang and recording ~ purchasers
cost
se24rd&ds WA. CLARAuGH,
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nUNCANSON BROS AuctioneerS
II Sl7 and $40 9th street northy

hUNCANSON BROS. Auct1Oneera
II Sl7 and $40 9th street northwest.
AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITRE AND
EFFECTS AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CONSISTING IN PART ONLY OF WALNUT
A AsdN OAK n CT GHIAna BE cI EUkNITUKE
K10us GTHG 6 P Aan FHRN1P p IN
1NGs: MARBLE P FnHI EDO EBONY f And WAh-
NUT TOP TABLES; BEAUTIFULLY AND
And aoID :TR2cED EBoN7 sTAND'
EBONY PEDESTAL DISKS AND OFFICE
FURNITURE, WALNUT WARDHOBES SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE; RUSH SEAL RECEP.
TION CHAIRS. HEAVILY CARVED BRASS
CENTER TABLE, WHATNOIS, WALNUT
DINING CHAIRS, WALNUT PILLAR kX-
TENSION TABLE, OAK NJ. 7. SIDEBOARDs.
ODD BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS AMI BED
STEADS: HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS AND BLANKETS, SHOW CASES
AND LARGE STANDING CASE, HEATING
AND COOKING STOVES. KITCHEN FURNI-
TUBE AND RLQUIsITES. ATTRACTIVE AS
SORTnENr OF MOQUET: VELVET, BODY
PETS; SMl RNA, VELVET AND BRUSSELS
INGS.
CONSIGNMENT OF LAUNDRY SOAP ETC, ETC.
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIFTH,
1885. at Ten O'CLOCK, We will sell at our auction
rooms 9th and streets northwest general assert
ment of goods. partly mentioned above, to which we
for the tall season. DCNCANSON BROS,
OcZ-Zt AuctOneers.
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WACO, TEX, Oct. 4.-The story OF fepdish
double murder has been received from Throck-
morton county. The victims are q farmer
named Urney and his grown-up daughter, Liz
zie. The father, who had been lassoed and
dragged some distance from home. was found
with his throat cut, The daughter had been
ravished and then murdered by mutietion. A
horses tracks were discovered I'm the yard,
which led TO the arrest Of a negro cowboy, who
said he had stopped at Urney's house for .
drink and saw two white men enter the yard as
he LETT The negro's iariat was missing, and ne
was taken into custody. Fearing lynchngs
officers have lett Throckmorton with the prtsr
Oner.
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Gen. Kaulbars In q Rage.
HR Is JEERED AT AND INTERRUPTED AT MEET.
SOFIA.

INC IN SOfiA.
Gen. Kaulbars having again asked for Q reply
TO Russias uitimatum, the ministry to-day
Sunday, after long discussion, drafted q reply
TO the effect that the Bulgarian government
would comply with the demands Of Russia &C
the extent that the constitution and laws would
permit Il is expected that when this reply n
delivered Gen. kauibArs will demand . more
precise answer.
A large meeting in support Of the government
was held in Sofia sunday. During The meeting
the editor Of the Zanko6 organ and another
man cheered Russia. They were roughly ham
died by the crowd. Gen. kauibars, hearing Of
the circumstance, drove up and addressed the
crowd, complaining Of their insulting conduct.
He also warned the people against accepting
the advice Of their present leaders. He was re-
ceived at drst with enthusiasm, which soon
gave place to repeated Interruptions. Gen.
kaulbars became pale with excitement, and
seemed to gasp for breath. He drove from the
meeting directly 70 the residence OF the German
consul. The superstition Is that Gen. Kaulbars
intended 70 provoke an insulting demonstra-
ton which would serve AS pretext for Russian
ton TO stump the country. II Is believed that
he has exceeded his instructions-thst NJ. de
Giers only asked that the oonspiraton be not
executed.
A newspaper, independent Bulgaria, the nrst
number of which has just appeared, makes .
violent attack on Russia and Gen. kaulbau
and opposes the liberation OF the imprisOno1
conspirators, saying the people would stone
them to death II liberated. In conclusion the
paper threatens the government with violence
II tt submits to Russia q demands.
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VNRUSTEEs SALES AT AUCTION OF DEsIRA-
Il BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIL NORTH.
WESTERN PORTION OF THE CITY

TNRUSTEES SALES AT AUCTION OF DESIRA-
Il BILE IMPROVEDP PROPERTY IN THE NORTH
WESTERN PORTION OF THE CITY.
By the authority Of decree o. the Supreme -
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed In the @
cause OF Clements ct al v. Combs al, No t:lu
1OO39, equity will offer for sale public auction I'M
front OF the respective premises the following real
estate located In the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia. to wit:
HALF.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, ali Of original
lot ID In the square Ill., fronting 81 fl12 feet the
south side Of street north by depth of 81 feet to
SO-feet-wde alley In the rrsr improved by three two
story basement brick dwellings, NoA 1905 1910
IMMED1ATELY THEREAFTER the south
ID l112 feet front, by the depth thereof Il feet TO
an alley In the rsar Of lot Ia Of Davids0ns recorded
Of certain original lots in the square l63
fronting on the east side of Eighteenth street west
and improved by = two-etOfy frame dwelling. No
1915 Els hteenth street northwest
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of purchase money IN
be paid In cash on the day Of SALE or within seven
days THEREAFTER the residue In equal tnstamen ts al
one and two years from the day OF sale t. bear In
terest therefrom AZ the rate OF six co. per centu pc.
annum the deferred payments 70 be secured by the
purchaser promissory notes, or the purchasers may
q their option pay ali cash Title be retained until
the purchase money and interest fully paid. Terms
II default be made by any purchaser reserve the
right TO resell at his or her risk cost or to apply
the court tor instructions and relief In the preIises
All conveyancng and recording at purchasers' cost
500 deposit on each parcel when bid accepted.
JAMES EDWARDS. Trustee,
4l2 9th street W,
se24-oo&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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Terrible Cholera Scenes.

Vienna Dispai ch to the London Daily News
The cholera is slowly but firmly taking its
seat in the Austro- Hungarian monarchy. Ener-
getic measures have now been taken in Pola 10
prevent its spreading further. In Buda-Pesth
there have been eight new cases. Ten persons
ill of cholera are lying in the barrack hospital,
and several more In private houses. One man
died hall All hour after being taken ILL But II il
worst in Lie, a village near Agram. Out Of 800
Inhabitants 30 were taken Ill, % having died
almost Immediately. The uncultivated people
distrust all DOCTORS and conceal their sick breth.
rem as long rs they can. When the great num-
Der of cases made coucealment impossible, the
doctor who came 70 look after them was re-
ceived with voileys Of stones The people refuse
to help each other. Wherever cholera appears
the house Is Immediately isolated. "A commits
sion goes from house 70 house to ascertain the
number OF cases and TO procure help. In one
house they discovered q mother and daughter
hall naked on the bare floor, both writhing in
agonies. A little 10y stood near crying, but not
attempting to seek help. After opening
another door in the same house the com mission
found the father, who had died OF cholera on
the cold hearth with the dead body OF his 90
year-oid son flung over him. II IL almost inn
possible TO make the people believe that the
doctors are not the ortginatOrs OF the epidemic.
The entire population e deep In misery, because
the traffic with Fiums. their only resource. has
been interrupted.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO.. VA
" THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMNER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA
This resort has been thoroughly overhauled L
painted. repaired and papersd throughout 10 III
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing &e:I
In the mountains: new porchee have been erec, ed
newly furnished throughout, and new hair mattresses
have been placed In al the rooms, with woven wire
springs making this the best and most complete re-
sort TO be found In the south. Greatest variety Of
medicinal waters at any summer resort In the United
States beautiful scenery, magnincent roads, table
excelled: hot, cold. shower and plunge baths good
fishing and game In the immediate vicinity. First
class livery in connection with the hotel charges
moderate. b. a o. Telegraph and Express Office in
the building. This Ia the nearest watering place
Washington, being only hours ride on the 3. O
r R Two trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed Williams Brass and String Band. Of Al
baughs Opera House Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning full information, cuts o. the four principal
hotels analysis Oft water attractions terms ieti
monals &c, NAV be had free at the following drug
gists Drew's Milburn's, Thompson's schafer's min
eral water depot on + st., Evening Star ONCE and
Post. For further information address H. CABELL
4ADDCX, proprietor. R q. BURKE, Chief Clerk
DE-. C. w: CHANCELLOR. Resident Physician
mySSm
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NEWCOMB q LOGAN, Auctioneers
IN 1915 H street northwest.
rHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
OHOUSE ON 7TH SRTEET, NEAR CORNER OF
IL EST =

by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court 90
OF the district OF Columbia sitting In equity, s.i#
passed July 2. 1886, in cause 1903. wherein k.a
Jennie T. ford ct al are plaintiffs aud George b.
kin ct al are defendants, aud at the risk cost
the deaultin purchaser at the sale hereunder made
July 24h 1886 will sell public auction in front
OCTOBER rOURTEENTH. 1886. al Fl Il O'CLOCK
NJ all that piece or parcel OF ground and premises
improved by u ten room frame dwelling, known IL
and being parts OF lot. aud in square 466 in the
Terms OF sale by saiu decr.e Une-third of the pur-
chase money III Cash, oue-third In six months, o e
third in twelve months after date, all cash ut the
option OF purchaser. deferred payments secured by
deed Of trust with interest at per cent One hum
dred dollars to be paid BY purchaser when properly
is bid of Ii terms of sale not complied with In ten
days the trustee may resell at defauting purchasers
cost.
ANDREW A. LIPsCOMB, Trustee,
Office 81 Al street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOueerS nc<-d-tds
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Irish Sy@pathiseFs Ii Canada.
THE GOVERNMENT rkYIN0 10 FORCE THEN oU
OF THE CIVIL SERVICE

OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
An Ottawa dispatch says: For some time the
Dominion government have been watching
several members OF the civil service who are
in sympathy with the home rule party In Irs.
land and whom Il was feared were endeavor.
ing 70 SOW seeds Of sedition among other govern.
ment officials, In view OF this en- order Wa
issued Saturday compelling every member oi
the civil service to take oath Of allegiance %
the queen, failing In which their pay should
be stopped. IL IL quite evident that the tearu
Of the government have been aroused, o. In
connection with this movement IL has now
been proved beyond doubt that the minutes al
meetings OF St. fstf1ck's Society, were stolen
from the room by 9 government omctai Who no
Gently joined the society 1oe no other purpose
than % secure these books, which the govern
mont believe Will dtecioee certain tAcss bearing
upon the evidence OF several prominent MEM
bers OF the civil service having spoken disloy.
ally Of the queen and country, md having
identified themseiveswtth the Nationalist party.
II has bean On open secret for sometime
that there are several member OF the civil SCI.
Woe who sre In sympathy with, they DO noe
belong 70, the FontAn Brotherhood end they
are being sharply watchsd by outsads dstoc-
dveR
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II. sILvERBER0 4 Co.
3l2 9Th st. n. w., near Pa. ave-

HArs H.r
NOW READY, OUR
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DERBY HATS
AND
SOFT HATS,
or All Qualities In All The
NEW SHAPES AND COLORA
SILK DRESS HATS
AT %. %. %
CASHMERE DRESS HATS
Latest Novelties Tor Men and Boys In
CLOTH AND CORDUROY
HATS AND CAPS
TRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS
62l Penpa Ave.
n Due notice will be given of opening of our New
store, NV. corner Penna- ave. and 18th e
store 62l Pennsyiv ania ayeaae for rent and Build
ing for sale. sc25-3m
al EAI BARGAINs GREAT BARGAINS
NJ Don't forget the Number
6O0 6U4, 0U0, 6O0
18th w.. opposite u. 8. Treasury
Trunks Travelling Bags, Harness. Saddles. Bxidlea
Whips, Tourists Sundrles, &c..
at Retail ~ Danatacturors' pgiceR
Call In and % conginced
GU 18th street q. W.,
au27-3m opposite .. 8. Treasury.
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UERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Y No. 1904 CORCORAN STREET. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH. "a
1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK, In 'front.' of the prem f:::I
ses, shall sell two-story Residence with .E1x
back building. containing seven rooms, with all mod
This property Is in rstcass order and should com.
mand the attention of parties desiring comfortable
home or investment. Premises can be exam
ined any time previous to sale.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
Ocl-ddds AuctiOneer
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trouble OF their fellow creatures and aid and
elevate mankind. Mr.. powderly has been
kept busy the greater portion of the day In re-
ceivine visitors, but tonight he has declined 10
see anyone except Grand Secretary Turner nd
members OF the executive committee. The
Canmakers union OF Baltimore, numbering
several hundred, arrived this evening by
steamer, acting as escort TO the Baltimore dele
CATION. They marched preceded by band OF
music to Fords hotel, where they LEFT the dele
CATION and the excursionists returned 10 the
boat and left for Baltimore. There are already
between eight and nine hundred delegates
here besides a large number of non-delegates.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct A Telegram hA1
been received here stating that W. II. Herring
ton. who absconded from Couecuh county some
months ago with several thousand dollars of
the county treasurer's funds, has been captured
In Nebraska. Harrington was prominent CIT
lien and had charge of the treasurer's books and
money. A requisltion will be obtained from
Gov. O'Neal 20 the governor OF Nebraska and
Herrington will be brought back TO answer Tor
his crime,
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ing railroad at Alenwood. Pa, was assaulted
and robbed Saturday night and len for dead.
The property Of the Howe Sewing Machine
to Nfs. COnmodorS 0asrtsou, of New York, In
pursuance Of oecgeo q tugeeaneuso a . mort.
9age held by The Oentsai Tfust Company q
New Yoek
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE PERSONAL
EFFECTS OF THE LATE THOMAS ]. DU
RANT. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTo-
Der SIXTH, 1885, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS. RE
MOVED THERE FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE, EMBRACING IN PART,
French Mantel and Pier Mirrors,
Parlor Furniture. NJ. T. Tables,
Window Hangtngs,
Mantel Ornaments, Oil Paintings,
Hall Stand and Chairs
Walnut Canopy Bedstead
And other Walnut Furniture in separate pieces;
Painted CHAMBER Furniture. Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds and Pillows Wire Springs
Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
Easy Chairs together with many other articles moi
necessary to mention.
Also one Billiard Table, with balls DC, complete
V N; IMPROVED PROPERTY Al
AUCTION
A corner Lot, containing 4,642 square feet ssen
corner of Second and streets southeast. Lot 2:aR
fronts Ga feet sla inches street by 100 feet
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
Improved by onestory frame cottage % feet front by
40 feet Deep five rooms water in Kitchen stable and
hen house. Yard contains peach, cherry and plum
trees
The above described property will be sold auction
| tn front of the premises on THURSDAY, OCTOBEH
FOURTEENTH, 1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK. Con
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. slOG
will be requr ed at time Of sale.
Terms made known at SALE oc4-dts
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF A LOT OF scAFFoL1
4Np GSrr1N toT Dd s,ss Ell II
r% %n TR1p p 7; OCTOBER EIGHTH 1880 , 2
ing street side will sell without the abOv,
1erRs Cash. and goods to be rsmeysd once
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TATE, No: zoos SIKH sTRE SIRE r NoRTH
FhzM n FhoNf Will B B kEAE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 10
ss Sc sSSy
the undersigned Trustee, will sell at public ssie
fa! u of 9e 1888 1ssi
provements lying and being In the city of Washing
Lot lwenty-lhree CD, In equare four hundred anC
nhy-one l4ol) the said Lot being improved by goo'
threeStOry amt Frame House. with large tWO-StOr,
| Brick building in the rear.
Terms OF sale being follows, to wit: One-third o
me purchase money In cash within five days after da
OF sale Ut which one hundred dollars Is be paid
deposit At the time OF sae and the balance Of the
chase money In three equal instaments in six twelv
and eighteen months from the day of SALE for whic
the purchaser shall deliver to said trustees his or
dated on day OF sale and to bear interest at ST
per centum per annum; or all cash, at the option G
the purchaser. In default of compliance the term
OF SALE property to be resod the risk and cost
the defaulting purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,
| COlunc bia Law Building, tcc..
| RANDALL HAGNER, AKWsees'
| oc2-eOd 402 Louisiana ave-,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ENNGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MoNu
IL MENT.
WAsHINeToN, d. c., October 2, 1885
PUBLIC AUCTION.
VIII be sold upon the grounds of the washington
Monument. ashington. D. C.. to the highest bidder
At TEN O'CLOCK a NJ on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-ONE, 1856
II public auction of frame buildings tools iron
rigging, machinery, &c
Schedules and terms Of sale can be obtained and ex
anined In this Office.
Terms Cash on day of sale, materials tools, &c.
be removed by purchasers within two weeks ant
buildings within four weeks,
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
colonel, Corps of Engineers.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts Oc2 As. 9, l9&2O-6
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WALTER b WILLIAMS d Gu, Aucsioneera

w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF eleventh STREET AND MARY.
LAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST. FRONTING
III 11-12 FEET o. MARYLAND AVENUE
AND 1875 Oh FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET
BY virtue of q deed of trust, dated June 18th -
AID 1859 and duly recorded in Liter T and X, HI
No. L. folio 3S7. Of the land records OF the I
District Of Columbia and by direction of the
party thereby secured. the subscriber win sell at
public auction, IN front of the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY. THE SIX !. II DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1855, AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the following real
estate situated In the city Of Washington in the Dis
trct aforesaid and being known and described the
plat or plan Of said city and being Lots IF. g. H.
and n In the subdivision Of parts of lots numbered
two t2 and tour 90 and the whole Of lot numbered
three I'd. In square numbered three hundred and
afsy Two (352l made by Joseph + McWiIliams, May
9TH 1859 and recorded In the Office Of the surveyor
Of said District in Lber folio 1855 together with the
OF large and basement brick house. with
grounds enclo sed by brick wall and iron fencing,
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance In
SIX twelve and eighteen months, with interest: de-
rred payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust on the
property deposit OF 500 required time Of SALE
II terms OF sale are no. complied with in DAYS
after the day OF sale property be resoid the risk
and expense of defAuitng purchaser. All convey.
ancins at purchasers expense.
se24-d6ds Surviving Trustee
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\ UNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneera

RECEIVERS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE, TOOLS. &c, &c.
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Coiu ba passed the I'd day of October
1885, In the cause Of raDcs T. j. Murphy Leonard
Geneste. Equity 9675, l. as Receiver viii sell al the
auct on rooms Of Dunoanson Bros, 9th and streets
a. ID. 1885 At TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ, q large assOrt.
ment of Household Furniture, Frames Tools. &c, &c
Terms cash.
Oc2-d CHAS c. DUNCA NSON Receiver
NEWCOMB q LOGAN, Auctioneers
An 1915 III street northwest
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER AIXTH, at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ %, / will sell, by auction,
corner z LIST street and Pennsylvania avenue north.
west all the stock Of Monuments stones. Slabs and
Marble BlOcka Also, LOT Granite St0nes aud all the
fixtures aud Tools b. ging 70 said yard Also q
ses. Dealers please take notice.
MATILDA RUTHkKFORD, ADMINISTRATIVE.
SEWCOMB q LOGAN, AuctiOneerS OC23t