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Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

We ask our readers attention to the new advertisement in another column of genuine Pure Tea," put up and dramatically sealed in cans, so as to prevent adulteration and deterioration before it reaches the consumer. The brand 70. & o. TEA" is unique, and simple enough to be easily remembered by anyone. This tea is guaranteed by the proprietors, the Oriental and Occi- dental Tea Co.,, Ltd, of New York, to be the highest grade leaf, and is warran, ted full weight. This 70. & O. Tea may be found at all of our enterprising groceries and an early trial of it's merits is recommended to all lovers of an economical Pure Tea.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

Thesstate board of education is think ing of soliciting samples of manufacture from the various factories in the state, to place the same on exhibition at the Normal school.
 Richard Mcbride, prosperous far mer living at Meek ertown near Winsted had fierce fight with large eagle the other day in which he was badly wound ed on the wrist. He found the bird in his barn, and four of his lambs suffer ing from fear of an attack. When the eagle scared to the roof of the interior and swooped down on lamb grasping it in his talons, MT Mcbride made his attack. He stunned the eagle with a club but not before he had been bitten ill the wrist. The bird revived in a few minutes and flew out of the door, Republican.
 Judge Fenn, of Winsted, has prepared lecture entitled "With Sheridan in the Shenandoah, which, if his numer- ous duties will permit. he will deliver in the var1ous towns of the state during the winter.
 A band tournament is to be given at Parlor Rock some time this month, to which all the bands in the state are invited. The Housatonic railroad com pany is to offer prizes for the best con- cert playing and the best solos on different instruments.
 An old and very deaf widower in the eastern part of our town, was once counting an old maid in that vicinity. Loud conversation being necessary, he was overheard by the family to say, "you wouldn't think of having such Q deaf old fuzzics of critter as I be would you ?' She screaming out replied, "To be sure I would and be glad ter. "- Woodbury Reporter.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

SOUTHERN NEW MARLBOROUGH.
 Mrs Hattie Holt is again f1ourishing in the old school house in the Huxley district.
 D. F. Lawrence has completed the clearing out of the Huxley cemetery.
 Mrs w. Ellis has been sick for sever- al weeks, but is slowly improving
 0. B. Ellis is having considerable success in photographing.
 Miss Mary B. Knapp, sister of the late Mrs O. A. Gibson, is soon to leave us. She has lived in Mir Gibson's fami- ly for several years and we are sorry to part with her. Her brothers, Harmon and Wolcott, are staying with her few days pending the preliminaries of the settlement of O. A. Gibson's estate, and will soon all leave together.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
SOUTHFIELD,

H. M. VanDeusen and wife, from Westfeld, were at his mothers over Sunday.
 Miss Odell, of Canaan, stopped few days with Mrs I. R. Baldwin.
 Geo. H. Heath and daughter, of Lee, were with friends here over Sunday.
 Sociable was with Mrs Grove Gaylord last week ; very enjoyable time.
 D. D. Norton, having been troubled with rheumatism his farm work was delayed and he has some having to do yet.
 A. N. Benedict spent Sunday in Bridgeport and vicinity.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
CANAAN VALLEY.

A. E. Benton raised the frame for an addition to his horse barn Friday.
 Our postmaster has ssnt in his resig- nation. If all. would take hold and help support the office perhaps we would not have to go begging for a postmaster.
 A portion of the new dam at Konka- pot broke away last Saturday night
 Mrs Merrick Mansir spent Sunday with friends in Housatonic, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
MARRIED.

CoNNELLY--DowD-AtW Winsted, Sept. 5, by Rev H. N. Kinney MT Amos J. Connolly to Miss l.. Louisa Dowd, both of Winsted. BILLs-PALMER-At Monterey, Mass, Sept. 18th, by Rev MT Forbes, Jasper R. Bills to Miss Hattie c. Palmer, both of Monterey. TURNER-MILLER-Att the home of the bride, near Lime Rock, Sept. 18th, by Rev D. Phillips, Charles E. Turner, of Lakeville, and Miss Jessie s. Miller, of Lime Rock.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
SAl.lSBD Y.

Social dance in town hall Monday evening. Prof. Gould in attendance Supper at Maple Shade hotel.
 Our next entertainment is billed by the Julian company.
 The dam of the Salisbury Cutlery Handle Go. hears completion, when they will have water for an all days run.
 Several of the Grand Army boys attended reunion at Norfolk Saturday, the 10th.
 P. c. Langdon is repairing to winter quarters, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
ORE HILL.

Rev B. F. Atwood, of Bloomfield, made us a visit on Thursday last and took some views of the mine for histori- cal purposes.
 Mahlon Gibbs, of the Iron Cliffs Co.,, Negaunee, Mich, with his family, are visiting his mother, Mrs H. A. Gibbs.
 Theron J. Gibbs, who went west about July 4th, for his health, has returned home little if any better than when he left.
 Repairs are being made on Mrs P. P. Everts place.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

A passenger on Connecticut train stopped down to pick up a paper chat had fallen from his hands, and was saved from getting hit by bullet that crashed through the window. The newspaper is great thing and now is the time to subscribe.-[St. Albans Messenger.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
BORN.

OsTRANDER- Salisbury, Sept. 16 a son to Joe Ostrander. BARNETT Ore Hill, Sept. IT, son to MT Geo. F. Barnett
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

Arrive from Southfeld, Mill River and Clay. ton at 9.10A. M. Close at P. N.
 J. B. HARDENBERaH, P. M.
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Please Take Notice !
L A D E s ! Do Your own Dying, at Home, with PEERLESS DYES

They will dye everything. They are sold everywhere Price 10c a package-40 colors. Amount in Packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading Qualities. They do not crock CT smut. For sale by w. H. Camp, Main St., Canaan, M. l.. Graham, Salisbury, and Chas. M. Hall, Druggist, West Cornwall, T. Tucker, LakavtllA. Conn.
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l,OR SALE-COMFORTABLET WO-STOBY. PRESS
II brick dwelling: 2 rooms. dry cellar. all modern
improvements, south 'front.' in excellent Coudltl1n
l52 st. a. bargain II sold at once Inquire l2l9
eth -. n N4-sSt'
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auos.oneer

fSSSffSS 9SE Hgs ffSS5fAEE
hNTE. AND iMpkoyEp By By a MhG sT NST
kFsNHHN SEA kN3WN AZ No Il2o
District of Columbia, passed the 9th day Of June
administrator and others against George Taylor and
the ffShi 81 sAa r % 1883 Ss Fh
E Sidds- + NJ sell at public suction t9 the
sand George Taylor in and the following described
reai estate to wit; Lots numbered from forty
4I1OO Us All feet front on Vermont avenue Of Lot
Numbered iorty-eght 4S) by the full depth thereof,
square numbered TWO hundred and fourteen (2i4) on
r e p "a or ah OF the city of Washington the Dis
n folio iS OF the records of the surveyors office D..
on The West side of Vermont opposite ihe
Said sale will be made subject to deed of trust made
by said George Taylor and wife to r. " Tyler and r.
of record in 70 the land records of said
following notes secured by said trust remain unpaid
Mbeb nose 1r SIXTY ,h & dollars
1888 and two notes for interest the note first
dollars. one Of which matured on the I'D day Of
January 1883 and the other will mature on the 23d
Terms of sale: One-third % of the purchase money
cash IN hand and the residue in two equal instruments
DAY sale purchaser viii be required to give
his notes for the deferred instaments of purchase
money, bearing date the day of sale due in ole and
two years respectively thereafter with interest al s
d to- re pi 1
may be satisfactory to the undersigned approved by
n o on the hs
OF saie; and the purchaser win be required to fully
ar or the property will he resold at his risk and
All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM TAYLOE SNYDER,
Corcoran building.
CHARLES c. COLE,
jye-d&as Fepdai dir sseeiinv
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Auctionecr.


on sATURDAY. the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY
1883. ~ HALF PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
at the auction rooms Of Walter b. williams Co., Otf
and streets northwest will offer for sale Ole
Violin. valued by the owner seven hundred dollars
SUD the same being left with us BY Jacob g.
fIetche on the seventh day Of July, 1887 pledge
OF security for debt due which to have been
sail debt is still due and unpaid
Terms cash.
jy9-dts JOHN T. ELLIS CO.
TTNWo-SToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, NO
L PA SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWELFTH.
az az HALE PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, will soil. in front
OF the Premises, part of
LOT 80. SQUARE s77,
frontlng 10 feet inches 9TH street. and has depth
OF ITO feet to 2Sfoot alley improved by story
frame dwelling, No. 531 9TH street southeast.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years Notes to bear interest at cent from day o!
OF trust on premises all cash. option of purchaser
Adeposlt OF 100 at time Of sale. Convey ancng. &C
~ purchasers cost Terms to be complied with In ten
days otherwise right to resell the property
ne risk and cost OF the defaulng purchaser after
days public notice OF such resale in some newspaper
DUNCANsoN BROS,
JyS-dSds Auctioneers.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
NOS. 22l6, 221s, 1920 AND 2222 G STREE
STrfr ESi, AM Nos III p AMP 22l3
BILE AND VACANT LOT.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iibel
No 1865 folio 1856. seq of the land of the
District of columbia, we will sell ON MONDAY, the
NINTH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1883. at HALF PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises, all
those certain pieces parcels of land and premises
known and described the ground plan
or plat of Washington city, District OF
Columbia, and being all of original Lots numbered
two and six, in square numbered hfty-seven $50 the
said lots embracing: Sub lots nineteen u9) twenty
(20 twenty-one CID, twenty two (22,. twenty three
CD twenty-fUur (24) twenty five (2J) twenty <
(26) twenty-seven (2O, and twenty eight (2S). in
John mites subdivision recorded in book p folio
l26 Of the records OF the surveyors office OF the Dis
tIict OF Columbia.
Terms to be made known at time Of sale and are to
be complied with in twenty days property will be
sold at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser. de-
post of 5000 will be required piece of prop
erty when bid is accepted. Conveyancng. &C. at pur-
chasers cost.
GEORGE GATOR. ! r.,,.,oo.
je25-eo&ds JAS. n MARI, ( trustees
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Affairs tn Wc.t wa.hiux,om.

THE CONTRACT for building the Milnamspor
poSl-onlce and courthouse has teen awarded u
Z. Thoinas and Daniel Driscol az Sl23OOO
POLICE COURT CAsEs-This morning. Ia the Police
Court, Bernard collins pleaded guilty 10 "A charge
OF using bad language on eth street and WAS
nne1 81 Rose Ford, cOl0red, pleaded guilty 20 a
similar oHense on the tow-path, ana similar me
was imposed Henry Darcy, who was sometime
ago lined sos Tor keeping an unlicensed bar ana
given time 10 pay the me. Was taken before the
Police Court today for failing To pay the nae ana
when he told the Judge that lac had been in hara
luck he was given further time.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, 1o4o THIRTY
SECOND OR HIGH STREET. GEORGETOWN. b

sT61Nh M SS IL al
c., All AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iibe1
1885, folio 4l3 ct seQ of the land records
District Of Columbia and at the written request OF
party secured thereby will SELL at public auction
III front of the premises, on MONDAY, JULY NINTH
1855. at HAIF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the fol
lowing described property Part of lot No. 10 in old
Georgetown beginning for the same at the northwest
corner of the brick dwelling house formerly the prop
erty of Thomas Jackson deceased the east side OF
High street i'll said Georgetown, and running north
with the line OF said street 2:5 feet and inches
and extending back easterly of the width 200
more or less, described in deed from Susan L.
Howard to John Drill. recorded in Liber n. b. 146
folio 341 ct seq of the land records of said District
Columbia. together with the improvements consisting
OF q threestory and basement brick dwelling, being
No. 1249 sd street, Georgetown. D. q.
Terms; Ono-half cash: balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by deed of trust
the property sold all cash. purchasers option
All recording and conveyancing at purchasers
deposit of 500 will be required time of sale Terms
to be complied with in fifteen days.
W IILEY DEEBLE.
BENZ. r. DAVIS, Trustees.
1e23-dSds 1910 st N w \
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNaOY.
GALE OF A VALUABLE Two-sToRY FRAME
- DWELLING HOUSE. No. 1l06 VIRGINIA
Av1NHE SOUTHWEST. OPPOSITE THE

II,
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE GROUNDS
BY virtue CT decree of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
INC, o. C2inmois passed in equity cause No
wherein milton H6ettinger il oompainantan and William
ettnger and others defendants. on the 26th day of
PreMliiiss 70 me highest bidder. on MONDAY, THE
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. that certain piece of real es-
tate, the same being part of original lot seven 90 in
square three hundred and twenty i've 1921 beginning
on Virginia avenue at point % feet of the
west corner OF said lots thence running southerly and
al right angle with said avenue to the south line of
said lot thence east with said south line to point the
terminus OF line drawn at right angles from said
avenue and commencing at point in said avenue IS
feet easterl from the point OF beginning and thence
with the last described line to said and thence
westerly with said avenue % feet to the point Of be-
ginning, improved by two-story frame dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the said decree: One
third OF the purchase money cash the day of sale,
or within ten days thereafter. and the balance in
equal at twelve and eighteen months after
the day OF sale with interest at the rate of per cent
yer annum from the day Of sale or all the purchase
money may be paid in cash within ten days after the
day OF sale deposit Of 800 win be required when
the property Is sold. All conveysncing at the pur-
chaser's cost If the terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days after the day Of sale the Trustee
reserves the rsh to sell the property r. the risk aud
tseusnt IN some newspaper printed and published in
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room O. Webster Law Building,
je27-dSds
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Row Over keely's M0sor.
HI REFUSES 10 EXHIBIT rr WORKINGS AND
CHAM I'D WITH CoNTKNPr or COUNT

CnAM I'D WITH ooNrKNPr or COUNT.
Judge Finletter, In Philadelphia, Saturday,
granted to Lawyer w. c. strawbridge, counsel for
Bennet G. Wilson, In his suit against John w,
Keely, o rule TO show cause why Kelly should not
be attached for contempt Of court for refusing TO
comply with the order Of the court granting an
inspection Of the Keely motor By experts appoint
cd by the court The rule % made returnable on
the third Monday In September. The an1davft in
support Of the rule d made by Wilson. II recttea
that several meetings have been held by experts
no real Examination has been made al the motor.
Az the last meeting, On June IL, Lawyer straw.
bridge demanded that IN examination be made
which Keely sdmitted was Q part OF the motor.
Keely objected and Barnet LevAn, one Of the e..
pertS vigorously sustained his objection. The o1s.
pute Waxe0 hot ana the contestants nearly came
10 bloWa when, upon motion Of expert NayioF the
meeting adjouins1, without accomplnhing any
thing.
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CARRIED AWAY.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-The most disastrous
storm that has visited Kansas City for years
ragged from 8 O'Clock last night Until IL.
During the height OF the storm 18th street
for seven blocks became turbuIent river which
Hooded all the houses TO q depth OF two feet, and
1:}d and Vine the ffteen-foot culvert was made
Quate to the immense volume OF water which
backed up carrying away two houses, the inmates
OF which were only rescued with the greatest dif-
ficulty. Those who saw the storm say that IL " as
undoubtedly a cloud-burst. Reports OF death
and destruction are numerous, but at this hour no
fatalities have been verified. 1t Is reported that
family OF four, named Williams, was washed away
and drowned, but so far no bodies have been re-
covered. The loss Will aggregate $4,000.
To Meet at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., july 9.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission meets at the Elberon Hotel
tomorrow and Wednesday.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.

BSILDlNG LOTS, FRONTING ON WALLACH
AMP vsNTEyB , M, STREETS AND BLING BE
NUE., AT AUCTION "
90, On MONDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. 1888, at FIVE
OSLOCk on the premises shall offer for sale ct
saSq o, lot, 10 and IL
street, in block of Todd Browns subdivision Of
~ b be ss AL having Of SO feet depth
avenue and opposite the Scheutzen Psrk.
lsrins; one third cash, the residue In three equal
ing interest II per cent annun and secured by
aoSas " Inst on the property sold Al conveyancin
DC required "a each lot Ct the time Of ssle.
yf-es THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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MARRIED.

CREAGER-RMMNER. ON July Z, 1855 AZ the
parsonage, by the key. A. 4. steele, Mr. FEANk
CkEAGkh to Miss MINNIE EMMNER R..si.isucs'
lol7 Tenth street northwest.
RoSHE-sHEA on "Wednesday. July 4. 1855 by
Rev. Father GlabD, at immaculate CONCEPTION turrl
JAMES J. ROCHE and MAMIE Z. sfiEA 10th 81
Washington, ID. q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MISERABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING
~ IHREE-STORY BRICK NO. el6 STREET
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l. chAs LID L DUBOIS CO. Bankers. Aren.x
DENTISTRY,

nR DUKE, DENTIST 7l5 l4TH Nw-TEETH
H extracted without pain. BY aid Of local application
Prepared and used only By Teeth nlled 81. Per-
teea- apItl-.x,.ls
hE STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
- her h NV Gold and Amaigain fiilil ~ Especial
W ram prevented in extracting by spplcation u
gums; acLins teeth ssvsd: asancsal tseth insartsi
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For Selling Military Secrets.

LEIPsIC July 9.-Herr Dietz, an Alsatian railway
official; Mme Dietz, his wife, and railway assist
ant named Appel, who were charged with having
sold TO the French government Information rela-
tive German military arrangements, have been
convicted. Dietz was sentenced to ten years and
his wife TO four years penal servitude. Both are
also to be deprived OF their civil rights Appel
was sentenced To one years Imprisonment ana nine
| years detention In a fortress.
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BUSHNELL CARUsI. Real Estate Brokers,
- zoos street northwest
VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY. BETwFF
q AND III AND CANAL AND HALE STREEI

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY. BETWEEN
HTR AEP At ff fSbt tSP HAtS
, virtue , Il deed q trust duly rseSrded in ber
trict Columbia the undersigned trustees viii offer
i baY HufS N H F he Mss At
O'CLOCK NJ the following property. situate in the
city Of Washington D. C.: Original Lot numbered one
"a 9: Z: g II e: is. i: Is. g. 20. y, ana
subdivision of original lot numbered two CD in said
sGi g H. n the sprSey9rs oss Of the Dis
that part Of lot No 49, Of T. A. Curtis al subdivi-
sion Of original lot No in said square, recorded
described as follows beginning at point in the south
line Of g street l3155 feet west of the northeast
west corner Of said lot 49, and running thence east
Tn sa s s9sts Rs OF i, street five CD
f fsSeton 90 feet to place OF BEGINNING Also all
all of said lots and 10 except the portions thereof
conveyed by James f. Barbour to Terrence McCaffrey
BY deed duly recorded in Liber 1874 folio 34S Of said
Terms q sale Cash Thi; property sold subjec,
Instruments of $1,000 each or before two three,
four hye and SIX years from January 1887 with
Conyeyanc,ng az purchasers expense Terms to be
CON WITH within ten days or property will be
HISS. 3: fAkgs,, Trustees.
GEO W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 1886 st. je29-dSdz
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
~ The p EAST A I sIpE OF F0URTEENTH sTREET.
TIE TIE R bSbEA Mrk Of 81 NHSs
BEick bwELLfSG H Ho Is n"hh i"o-sIoHI
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No S5
the undersigned trustees will sell At public auction in
front OF the Premises, on TUESDAY the TENTH
DAY OF July. A. ID. 1888, at HALF-PAsT FIVE
OCLOCkP NJ the following real estate in the city Of
Washington District Of Columbia, described as being
part OF lot seven al in two hundred and
three t26 besinning at the southwest Of said
9 on street west and running thence north forty
t4O) feet thence east one hundred and five (lO) feet
ten (lO) inches; thence south forty t4O) feet and
thence west Que hundred and five QO5J feet ten (IOJ
inches To the beginning, improved by three
brick dwellings, with modern improvements aud in
good condition.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. and the balance in
ore and two years. with interest from the day Of sale
for which the notes Of the purchaser must be Riyen
secured by deed Of trust property sold or all cash
AZ the purchasers option deposit Of e10O on each
house VIII be required at the time Of sale All convey
anclng and recording at the purchasers cost Taxes
Will De paid to day OF sale II the terms of sale are not
complied with in ten days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and of the defsultns
JOB BARNARD. Trustee,
500 9TH St NV.
JAMES +. SHEA, Trustee
" 632 Pennsylvania ave- NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. je3O-dGds
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MISERABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING
~ IHkEE-STORY BRICK NO. BIG L STREET
ON WEDNEsDiY AFTERNOON. JULY .ELEv.
ENTH. 1855, at SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell In front
the premises the eastern .
PART OF LOT 10, SQUARE 3l4.
fronting % feet y inches on street. with depth OF
l32 feet 10 y inches TO 30 foot alley, improved by
large three-stOry brick dwelling with back building
No. Dl6I street northwest.
This property convenient to all street car lines
and deslrably located
Terms: $4,000 TO remain on the property at ) per
per annum until January 4th, 1890; balance OF
purchase money cash A deposit of ESQ required
at sale. Conveyaneing, &c, at purchasers cost
right reserved TO resell at risk and cost Of purchaser
after fva days public notice of such resale in
uewsrauer published in Washington. d. c.
jy5-iSds DUNC ANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
NEARLY NEW THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
IN BRICK HOUSE, NO. S15 l. STREET NORTH.
On WEDNESDAY FTERNOON. JULY ELEVENTH,
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in front
SUB LOT 49, SQUARE 4O1,
fronting street northwest. and improved by 3
story and basement bay-wndowed press brick DWELL
No. SD street. Containing rooms. modern con-
veniences and nearly new. The location Is conven-
lent for a business man for investment
To bear per cent interest from day of SALE pay
able seaDnualy and to be secured by deed Of trust
all cash. at option of purchaser. Conveyancing &c
purchasers cost deposit of 5000 required sale.
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise
right reserved to resell five days public notice in
some newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
ty3-dSds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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I,OR SALE-A BARGAIN IN A HOME, THREE
II squares from Capitol. : rooms, all modern i'm
iy7-:it 500 + St