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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
V,HoMAs ]. FISHER co, Real Estate Brokers

FVHOMAS j. FISHER L CO, Real Estate Brokers.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust from John s
Kozeland wife to William II. Webb. bearing date on ~
the l4th day of May 1879. and recorded in Iiber Il
oil folio 800 of the land records of the District of
Columbia the undersigned trustee therein named will
ON WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY,
1881, Az FOUR O'CLOCK. p NJ; in front of the
Todd's recorded subdivision of the western half of
square numbered Co., situated the of and
North CaIitoi streets
Terms of sale shall be as follows One third of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash. and the balance
equal PAYMENTS In and two years from the day of
sale with interest the said deferred payments TO be
cured To the satisfaction Of the trustee, the pur-
chaser may pay all the purchase money in cash. if he
elects SO to do. deposit Of 800 viii be required of
the purchaser Terms to be complied with within ten
days the property may be sold the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at pur-
cn:s5er,s cost. WILLIAM b. WEBB Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, dlS-dEds
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CHRISTIAN G LEDERER,l ,r
d9-d&ds HENRY H. BERGMANN, : Arustee
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TMO.sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 2O3 SIXTH STREET NORTH

OBI WF IrMHUcSIUMI BRITK
EAST
By virtue of q deed of trust dated February l. -
the District Of Columbia, in liber No. 1885, folio I
$40 ct and at the request Of the party secured
lie Suct11n IL frent Ct the gsem,ses, q WEpNEs
Der, 1855, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ,
tine following described real estate situate in the
numbered twenty eight (2S), In Partellos ana others
su vision Of lots in square numbered eight hundred
ber No - folio 49, Of the records Of the Surveyors
office of the said District the being improved by
a two-story brick dwelling.
Of sale One third cash, and the residue in two
day Of SALE for which the notes Of the purchaser
with interest secured said property will taken
wip be required at time Of sale. AL and
recording at the Of the purchaser terms Of sale
no: complied with within ten days after SALE the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property after
chaser. BRAINARD II. WARNER,t r,....
d15-eokds MAHLON ASHFORD. 1fussees.
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Wandered Away While Deuirtou..

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 20.-On the 18th OF No.
vember Charles A. Bailey, agent at Clarksville for
the STANDARD OH company, disappeared, and all
attempts TO discover his whereabouts proved fruit.
lesa- IL was supposed that he had been murdered.
as he had at the time or his departure about $500
on his person. The ponds In the neighb0rhood
were searched, but without success No clue
whatever could be found. telegram however,
was received saturday from ply sician In Corsi.
cana. Tex, stating that Mr.. Bailey III and de.
nl1ous In that city, IL Is supposed, I'm the absence
OF Definite Information, that Mr.. Bailey, who when
last seen was On train, went TO Texas, not know.
ing where he was going, he had been al for
some time and IL Is believed was not In his right
senses when he left GAINESVILLE Friends will leave
to-mOrrow for C0rsicana TO bring him home.
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c. W. Beasley, the young Rngiishman, said to be
anobleman, who was arrested In Chicago some
weeks ago on complaint Of Ma II. +. Maitland for
obtaining money on false pretenSes and discharged
December 2, after lying I'm jail for nearly MONTH
has begun suit In the supreme court for 600 for
alleged false Imprisonment.
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.HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO WELL BRED HORSES, SEVERAL MULES
ALDEkNEY COWS, A NUMBER OF BERK-
SHIRE PIGS. WAGONS AND HARNESS, FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, ONE CHICKERINH GRAND
PIANO, TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES
OF VALUE, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-THIRD
1886 commencing at ONE % O'CLOCK, at Linden
the country residence Of the late Marshal Brown,
7th street road, opposite Saus nursery shall sell
without reserve the entire stock and farming nipple
ments.
dlS-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, ON last SIDE OF DELAWARE
AVENUE bETwx3N C AND d STREETS
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated September %,
1885, and duly recorded In the land records Of the
District of Columbia, In Liber 1147, folio 2S5 ct I'll
seq and at the request Of the PARTY secured thereby
the undersigned Trustees will sell ut public auction IN
front Of The premises, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER
p M the following described real estste situate in
the city Of Washington In the said District, to wit:
Lot numbered thirty-tw (32) in c. w. Kings sub
division Of origin.i lot 1umbsssd i've t5l "a
Book H. folio 1885, Of the surveyors Office OF the said
Districts the same being improved by twostoey brick
dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the residue in
eQual payable 12 and Is months from
d.y q :.ls for which note. q ths WITH
cash, At purchasers option; deposit Of 600 VIII Do
y ~ so.f s q b A. % ana
not complied With within ten days afsr sale the
trustees the right TO resell the property stor
that time at the risk and cost Of the defann9 puT
chAoer. -.-..
s sRoIsAh z E 4 nExaassssn', Trustees.
df5-eod&da -
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CASHIER Balm CONVICTED or FALSE ENTRY.--The
case or the government against George N. Balm,
tr. cashier or the late Exchange National Bank OF
NOrf0lk, va, ON an Indictment for false entry
which was on trial all last week in the United
States Circuit Court at Norfolk, before Judges Il.
l. Bond and Il. W. HugAeA closed Saturday. II
resulted In the conviction OF the accused. The
counsel asked for new trial and arrest OF 1udg.
ment and the motion win be heard In Alexandria
IN January. Judge w. w. Crump and Major Leigh
the jury was from Richmond. On motion OF John
Randolph Tucker the Indictment OF false entry
was continued with the other bank cases to the
May term. MI. Balm was bailed In the sum OF
$4,000.
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r. BYRD. LEWIS,
ilG 9TH st. NV.
Washington. u. G.
f. j. WASHINGTON,
Oak Grove Postoffice,
Westiuoreland County. Va

Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Westmoresnd County
j. Warren HUT. clerk Of the Circuit Court OF said
county, in the State OF Virginia do hereby certify flat
Robert j. " asilflgton. one the Commissioners net
1ne Under decree oI said court, rendered eli the BIN
day OF October 1885 in the of james Albert
Clark ana wife Skalst thomas j. Brady and others
has this day executed tile bond required ~ the said de-
"
Given under my hand this ed day of November,
1856 j. WARREN HIiTT
dlS-3Ot Clad.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctlOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
BAKERY, No AT NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in -
1ber No 1888, folio 25S, ct seq, of the Land
Records of Washington County, in the District Of aEI
Columbia and by request Of the PARTY secured we will
sell ON THURSDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD BAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D.. 1856, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK In front OF the premises, all that piece
in tine District OF Colu!abia, and known upon the
ground plat plan of said city and being part Of
lot twelve " 10 IN square nine hundred aud twenty
same at the southeast corner Of said lot twelve 2)
and running thence west seventy feet, thence
north twenty feet thence west twenty two feet thence
Eorh ten feet thence east feet and thence
south thirty feet to the beginning together with all and
singular the appurtena.ces, rights, privileges, i'm
provenents and other Entertainments to the be-
longing or i'll anywise appertaining.
Terms One-Inird cash balance in equal install
ets at one and two years notes to be given bearing
SIX per cent Per annum interest payable semi AN
nually and to secured by deed Of trust the prop
Posit Of 300 required at time of sale Conveyancns,
piled with in ten days from day Of sale the Trustees
the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost of the deiaultng purchaser after FIVE days public
notice OF such resale III solle newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.
CHRISTIAN G LEDERER1 49,.
d9-dEds HENRY H. BERGMANN. ( A1uSteoe.
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Neglected Little Sufferer.
DRUNKEN FATHER ALONE WITH HIS DEAD AD
DYING CHII.DREN


DYING CHILDREN.
horrible scene OF poverty and death has been
discovered in the dilapldated frame house At 40
Woodbridge street, Detroit. The house was occu-
pied 10y stonecutter named Thomas Grears with
his wife and i've children. Mrs Grears died on last
Sunday and was buried on "Wednesday, her babe
being cared for by the neighbors. since the fune-
raj the house has been closed, and nothing was
seen OF Grears or his children. Becoming suspici-
Gus that something was wrong a neighbOr Friday
morning broke In the door ana found the children
on the same bed on which lay the father, who was
crazy drunk. Ali the children were down with a
yirulenu attack or scarlet fever. A girl 8 years
Old was dead, a boy years old was strangling and
dying, and the other children We're Ill they
could not move. There was neither fire nor food
in the house The poor commission Will do every.
thing possible TO relieve the children.
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4 Bismarck, Oak, special says: The Indian com
mission returned nom Fort Berthoid yesterday,
having concluded sauaacto9y agreement wiz
who agree TO cede all their reservation north OF
the forty parallel also the larger portion OF
the territory lying between the Missouri river and
Fort Buford reservation. The Indians agree TO
take lands n severalty on thar 01minlahed reserve
The commission leaves Monday for Fort Peck
agency, Montana"
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LIE NATIONAL LIFE AND MArra,rr

The NATIONAL LIFE AND MArrs1rr
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON. ID. G..
12l5 street Northwest,
Issues MATURITY POLICIES, payable In Cash NJ
the Expiration of Five and Zen Yesra. and
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
Guaranteed in Amount aud with absolute of Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance are invited 10
examine the plan Those III search Of nfor1ns ton en-
always obtain It at the office of the Association
OFFICERS:
Horatio Browning, president;
William 4. Clark, vice president:
Samuel Normeut, treasurer;
Geo. D. Eldr1dge, secretary aud Ren1 manager.
John b. Larner, counsel;
?. 8. Rddslle, ii. D., medical director;
John II. HeiZeT, general sgept;
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier;
DIRECTORS:
Eorauo browning. seymour ". Tullock,
Samuel NoEment r. o. Hoitzrnan
William T. Clark, H. +. Baker,
jones L. Barbour James l.. Norria
Robert Boyd. John b. LAFnor.
trSnk hu1ne, p. =. kddeile,
Levi Woodbury.. u23-3m
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dlS-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer

DAwNBROKER SALE-WE WILL SELL AT 1882
non-re iemption, from No. 10000 e IS. $50, com
II, 1856. at SEVEN O'Clock Pm, Consisting h Of
gold, silver aud metal watches, diamonds, chains,
necklaces lockets, pins, earrings, rings bracelets
sleeve buttons, guns, pistols, books, clocks, opera
giasses, microscopes, eye glasses, solid silver and
OF wearing apparel. Parties holding tickets will
please take notice. STEINEM BROS
g. BENSIN6ER. Auctioneer. dlS-3t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GREAT FIRE SALE
UNREsERvED SALE OF 100000 FINE CIGARS
FOR ACCOUNT OF BARON L Co, BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND.
1was to fire recently 9ssnrns a. their factory
have concluded to DISPOSE Of their entire stock Of
FINE CIGARS AT AUCTION
sEcoND, at THKEE O'ctocK F. ~. ct ms auction
sH and TRblH sf a
TWENTf;FoUkH at TEN A. NJ. and THEE z. ii.
These g9oas susta i damage yha.eyer and
catalogue. Remember the day and date and secure
di4-dxis THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
rI1HoMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
TRGsTEEs' SALE OF ALOT, IMPRoyEDBY FOUR
cSSb6N EfAM hf R5 IN NHsr sp COOP @
SR}S RoSS + SHSi1Ss
NINTH STREET NORTHW EST.
and rs ei OF ,fs! So & fae
eq seq. OF the Land Records of the District Co. aI
Mp " Il EfG SsE NIFTY bxf
OF DECEMBER. 1856 Ar F0UE O'CLOCK =: NJ. in
ises situate in the County OF washington District Of
Columbia Known as and being lot forty-one t4D Of
Plains and Mount Pleasant together With the prove
nents thereon, consisting OF four two-story frame
dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One-half OF the purchase money in
cash. the balance III one and two years, secured by
sold, ali cash at purchasers option. deposit Of
400 required on the day Of sale Al eonyeya,cing At
will resell at sHd sYss
d15-dSds CYRUS K. FOSS, trustees
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EDUCATIONAL.

NEW YORK ART STUDIO-MISS EDGAR STUD
led III Europe sixteen years. Painting, 35c. Satur-
day-French and Drawing, monthly, 81. Short hand
Painting Tor Holiday Presents. Vernon Row, Room II,
fourth floor d9-lms
"AVERLY SEMINARY, 400 X ST N w
w Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' Open
ing October 1st ful corps of teachers For circulars
apply to Seminary from II to y. to p.
III. Miss LIPSCOMB. PRINCIPAL 15-:,n
NJARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
W }i:i 9th St, Washington. d. c.,
Provides practically useful business education No
terms nor vacations. Students at any time
Terms Life Scholarship, $40 II weeks course board
&c, S15. Send for circular sel4eot;in
Piano LESSONS
MISS CLARA HARRISON,
Pupil of VIM. Mason, N Y 615 Nj st. NV oc2-3ms
SCHOOL OF MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 18TH
N l.3O5 st
Private or Glass Lessons Church for practice
au21-0m THEO. INGALLS, KING Principal.
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nuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

Al PRIVATE SALE. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. AN
UNSURPASSED COLLECTION OF OIL PAINT
INGS STATUA AZ BISQUE FIGURES. BR0NZES ONES
,TURE, RUGS, PORTIEREs, ETC.
The entire contents of private residence. These
goods aggregate cost of over 5000 900 and suita
BILE for presents or parties furnishing galleries and
houses and should be seen to be appreciated. They
will be ut private sale in the residence for week.
figures representing less than e-ha of value Cata
Of admission. between aud pm be obtained at
office Of DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers,
dlT.Et and ST N w
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Father and SON Convicted.
MANACLED TOGETHER, THEY GO no PRISON FOR Fu
TEEN YEARS.

TEkN YEARS.
The trial OF James and Samuel SickleS father
and son, respectively for the murder, last April,
of man named James Sturms, has just closed in
the circuit court OF Roane county, W. Va. Sturms
sent note asking the elder Sickles to pay long
standing debt. This angered the father, who.
together with his son, met Sturms. They beat
him to death with clubs and left his body in an
out-of-the-way held. The jury brought in q ver-
dict OF murder in the second degree and the court
sentenced each 70 term OF flIeen years In the
penitentiary. Manacled together, the father and
kersburg Saturday ON their way to prison.
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IMPORTANT TEXAS LAND DECEIoN.-The most I'm,
portant lawsuit which mas ever occurred In the
district OF Il Paso, Tex, has just been decded In
the supreme court at iyler The case Is that Of
Thomas Clark and Campbell, real estate company.
The plaintiff claimed under Q county warrant OF
grant made In 1s27 BY the city OF Paso oei NOrto
20 Ponce de Leon The case WAS tr1en In the dis.
tr1ct court OF RI Paso and decided against tie
plaintiff, and the supreme court siI1rmed the ~.
cis1on. The land II In the heart OF the city ana
the new court house, which cost about Sl06.OOo
the churches and q large number Of the nnef
dwellings In the CITY are upon It IL n worth 6
least half million 0ollasI
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEkS CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave.. opp. City Post Office
JEWELER'S EFFECTS, RINGS. PINS, SETS.
CHAINS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
ETC.
TOY WAGONS, sHooHFIYs DOLLS, KNIVES,
ENGRAYINGS, PLATED WARES AND OTHER
SUITABLE HOLIDAY GOODS.
At suction within salesrooms, TUESDAY,
DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
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A fund b to be aised Tor q womens ana s1ras
Offering 20 Queen Victoria IN honor q the nitasth
year M her reign
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An Old Man's Queer Suicide.
NOTICES FROM THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT DROVE

ST Louis, Dec. 2o.-The health department Is ~.
sponsible for the suicide OF Fred Appel a German
40 years of age nj his lone, No 223 Soulard street.
lie mad lived at the house nearly nifty years.
ana yesterday afternoon he found In the
cellar hanging 10 loist, dead. Recently he had
received three notifications from the health de-.
partnent mat he must put I'm sewer connection
With the vault, and each successive notification
worried him more and more. He said % his wife
ne thought IL hard that he should be worried when
ne had lived In peace 80 long and had never kept
his place dirty He received the last notice Satur.
day morning, and he took II I'm a rage TO John II.
Amelung, who promised he would see the mayor
and the health department. Appel then left and
TWO hours later was found hanging dead In the
cellar. The deceased was married and had n We
children. He had not worked for the last twelve
years, but lived on his rents The coroner's I'm.
quest developed the facts as stated above, and &c
was with difficulty that DIR. Tom Hennessy ~.
Trained from giving a. the cause or suicide hang.
Ing, super1nduced by public improvements
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TWO GIRLS WHO CALL HIN HUSBAND AND A RADY
WHO CALLS HIN PA AWAITING HIS RETURN.
ST. LOUIS Dec. Ca man may be- a fine roller.
skater, but the deadly habit once gaining hold Of
him he is bound 10 skate right into trouble. This
is the cause OF the trouble OF Harry Miles. alias
Frank RAYMOND, a dandy roller-skater. Two or
three deputy sheffffs are skating around looking
Tor Harry or Frank, just now, with a warrant set
ting forth In legal phrase that he is wanted for
bigamy. He used 10 be a painter, but was not con-
tent TO range with humble painters but had 10 get
picked up on gitter1ng pair OF roller skates, and
skate right into sorrow. lie, I'm the course OF his
retrogreSsion, became the manager OF a rink In
North St Louis and married Alice Hefner. That
was all right, bur after few weeks OF married life
he folded his tent like an Arab and silently skated
away. He came back recently, and, IL is alleged
I'm the warrant, wooed and married Miss Maggie
Lohr, living ON 4th and Poplar streets giving his
maine 10 Justice Spaulding as RAYMOND, and stat
ing that he lived at number on washington ave.
hue that was found 10 be a vacant lot. There Is Q
baby who Will call him pa, and there two
women scorned who claim this roller-skating indi.
ydual, but the elite OF his roller-skating circles
still maintain that there must be a mistake some.
where.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
RICH AND ELEGANT
TRIPLE
S1LNERPLATED WARE,
ROGERS CUTLERY,
MANTLE CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS
PERSIAN PARLOR AND HALL LAMPS,
With beautiful Globes, decorated by hand,
ART OBJECTS In BRONZE AND BRASS,
Representing figures in Ancient and
Modern History,
AT AUCTION.
You are respectfully invited to attend the Eleventh
Annual Sale for the Taunton Silverpate Company. of
New York. commencing TOMORROW, DECEMBER
FOURTEEN. AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
HALF-PAST TWO AND HALF-PAST SEVEN P. NJ,
continuing daily at same hour until entire stock is
disposed of.
We have been selling the goods made by this Com
pany for number of the best people of Wash
inton who have used them with entire satisfaction.
good fire and comfortable seats provided for the
ladies.
d13-1Ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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JUROR RoeENBER0 Has HIS AccUsERs ARREsFun.
Saco0 hosenDg, nn0Mn ~ JuUr no on the last
his accusersJames K vickerman and Thomas =.
Nesbttt-who charged during the tr1el that ROsen-
berg, had committed perjury when he swore on ex-
animation FOR the jury box that he knew none q
the Doodle aldermen nor John keenan,. Rooen.
berg late Friday afternoon had vickerman and
Jail
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VHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE SITUATED
~ ON THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BE-
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH
E EhssGTtk A AH1,st IMPROVED BY A T"o-sToRY
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By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of -
Westlnoreland county, Virginia, passed on the 1 @
day of October 1886 i'll the equity cause .ltitleda
James Albert Clarke and ADELAIDE. mis- wife AGAINST
Ihoas Brady and others, The undersigned terein
appointed special commissioners for the PURPOSE will
sell sell ut public suesi1n on the premises to me
OF JANUARY, 1887 the land in the proceedings men
toned known as Classic Shore, containing four hun
dred and sixty four (46i) less The said
land is valuable Improved farm lying in county of
MestInoreiand state OF Virginia, adjoining Colonial
1t new barn: dwelling and ont hnildings and wharf
Iernis Cash enough to pay the costs of and ex-
penses Of sale, and the following: sums OF money to
wit S;, .9s:l2 with interest az the rate of (6j six
18th day OF October, 1886, ill paid and the sum OF
xl2o0 with interest thereon from tue LIST day Of JAM
I'll paid and the deferred payments 10 be follows
To W.T. l'6 on the 9TH day of April 1887. and the
day OF SALE notes for the dete erred payments
purchaser - ~ SN ~ $50
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