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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-06-27

BELLEVUE, La.
THURSDAY, ::::::::::::::::::::::::IUNE ~, 1889.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-06-27
~ a. Sntder,
a. y. .MwrG:

A ttorney at Law, Bellevue, Louisiana vrn,
IA practice in the Courts OF Poss;s. v 4, W Y
adjoining parishes. O'Sisr and
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

rromrtaoss is Ga excellent quality. I!
man is to succeed in the world, he nus
know how 10 act with decision; but there
are occasions, ami these IRE by 10 mean.
iRfre' ucnt, when siowncss is the best haste
Ii saves many & loss ard many biites
modification. An enraged countrymar
came in MIR. Ms store with yer;
angry demcanor,
''Look here, Mr. IL" he BEGAN,
sharpir, Il bought q paper of nutmeg2
here o-icr.lay, and when got home, We
fo.nd EN- inoTen half walauts; an that's
tie yonug vi ian bought EN- OF" he
addcd. pointing to John, the merchants
son.
John" said NJ. M, did yo1 sci
tbs man walnuts for nLtmers"
No, sir" was the ready reply.
''iou needn't lie about it, you rascal"
said the man, stu further cnragcd by thc
clerks assurance.
Vow look here" eaid John, with q
sood-nnturc,i smile, If you had taken
the troullc 10 weigh your nutmegs. vou
would Lave found That ! put in the wal
nuts EXTRA
ooh, ycu gave them to NE, did your"
asked the man, in a somewhat Modified
tone.
Yes, sir. ! tiirew in p lanlsu, for
the cliiiren.'
Well, now, if you ant young
scampi The man remarked, with restored
goot,-humor AN here I've been a.
Ina':in an idiot O. myself Jest pat me
up a pound o Tea, viii YEP I'll stop an
weigh tnings next time"
Ii was a wise resolution, applicable ret
only to natmegs but to things in general.
aud especially To i mans own words.
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STRONG FOOD.
Now Some Casc-Izardcned Yalates Art
rTic,,,cd and Sacsi.cd.

Vow Some Casc-Zgardcned Yal:tes Are
TiclS,cd and soc;ned.
In the SipCllir house restaurant the
other morning, says the New York News,
guest was waiting fer break nst at
table next to o reporters. He poured
some Worcestershire sauce into Q tnm-
bier, added as mach water, and drank it
off. Then lie dumped half the contents
Of a full decahter OF catsup on Lis pate
and sopped it up with his bread. When
the break fast came the bread aud catsup
were all gone, so lie ordered fresh sup
ply of The former, and soaked it in Wor-
oestershrc sauce 10 give it a flavor. ''ltc
does it every day" said tie waiter.
There's a good many customers that's
nearly as bad, though, kctchup is what
they mostly go for. Some are very fond
of oil I've seen a man dump whole
cruet OF oil into lis plate and soak his
br, ad in il and eat it. About the only
thing they let aIonc are the sat and
rcd pepper Mustard and horse radish
they cat by the spoonful. and when cakes
are in season they'll take a whole half
pint pitcher OF sirup TO a 10-cent plate of
WncalS OF llau!iciS. we VIC SOt CucCUS.CN
er who makes drink for himself ont of
sirup, water. and vinegar and drinks it
before every meal. lie says its good
for his stomach. I'd Ike TO know what
lis stomach's lined with" The ply
sicians say that this craving for stimulat-
ing continents and odd ccrnponds is
due to diseases of the Stomach. Hard
drinkers and dyspep;ics are guilty OF the
most extraordinary exccsses Of this char
acter Gases are cited Of nlen Who make
meals OFF bread and mustard, and the
drinking Of Worcestershire sauce is by
no means uncommon III Munich, where
enormous quantities officer are consumed
the heaviest drinkers, who absorb.
quarts day, are constantly nibbiing al
raw turnips seasoned With salt and bread
bcsmeared with ustarG The wine
topcrs of France. Spain, and Italy, con-
sume vast quantities CT oil. often drinking
Q glass Of it between u certain number OF
stoups Of vine, whose Intoxicating effects
il is supposed to offset. In many Italian
drink;ng-shois in this city bowl of pea
nut or colton-seed oil is kept on the bar,
with dish heaped with cubes of sour
bread made from damaged -four. by way
of free lunch.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

ribbed vests actual Dozen
oored ribbed vests only Soc Ladies regular 5c
Misses Chdrens clean fast black
hosiery hose SC pair worth 15c
SOC 25c Silk gmps all coors yd
at cost
ALI coors in skone curtain draperies only
Check nainsooke Sc Sc yard irish point
A6 black chanty
bouncing worth Sae5 Oh red table daask
worth Soc AL linen Slightly soed Dian
French kid shoes only $3.50 worth
$3.50 pair Ss5 Look out
department. Come and
vestga you nothing and sometimes things are not what
they Our pleasant these suy
COLLINS 4 lslO0sSE.
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e.l 1.-TWO hundred feet down into
Prices pasture. The plank of
the flooring of The bridge were
lifted up and tloaied away on the
tide. Walnut street was a raging
torrent. The water was three
feet high on the houses on both
sides OF the street. Rails, heat,
hay, from R,uch's and other far
mers, were swept down, landing
on occasional trees on the side
walk, but much of the debris was
carried down TO he low lands in
Braggtnwn.
A question for the considera-
ton ofthe Council is, "what shall
we do with this crock e 1t is
not in argument now, but il is a
matter that should be dealt with
before another flood.
The lightning struck on Green's
house, bnt the rods proved a pro-
lection. Mrs. Oliver Oakes who
lives next door, and Mrs. Risley
who lives near, were severely
S! oc'led. as were others. but all
are recovered.
We wind up the tale of disas-
ters with couple of Goose
Creek incidents, AS we stood III
the water above our knees at The
McClintock alley, one of Nc Car
mick,s chicken coops came float
ing by. AS il passed us on the
way 10 DR.. Pullen's corner. a
rooster crowed, as much as TO
say, like the heroes OF the Cum
beriand who rushed up the flag
when the ship went down, IL die
game" We want that rooster at
the Fair.
A little boy who drives COW
10 and from a near pasture. was
accompanied by his mother, anX
lous to see that the boy got the
COW home safely, and that the
boy didn't get III the water
Boy like, of course the lad waded
into the torrent. III moment
he was carried Oh the tide. The
mother, with wild scream.
plunged after TO save her boy,
and she too was swept on The
rushing stream. A chicken coop
lodged against Judge Brlglt's
fence proved the ark of safely,
and mother and boy were thus
saved.
The COW took 10 the hills and
1t is presumed she is safe. She
is Green's COW. No reward Of
Tered.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
MEETING OF THE DEM. co
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The members of the newly
elected Democratic County Cen
tral Committee will meet with
the old Central Committee at the
Court House in Logan. on SAT
URDAY, July 9th. at 2 o'clock.
Pm, to reorsanize and COM
mcnce work for the coming cam
saign. BY order of
ANDY HOLL, Jr., Chm.
W. E. Engle, Sec'y.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
DIVoRCE NOTICE.

Matilda Glaspy, whose place of resi-
dence is unknown, late OF Carbondale,
Athens county, Ohio, will take notice thn I
ON the 10th day OF July, =. ID. 1889, in the
Court OF Common Pleas of ilockins county.
Ohio, The undersigned, John Glaspy, filed
his petition against said Matilda Gl.spy
praying for divorce from her.
The said Matilda Glaspy is required to
answer the petition in said action not later
than six wey:hs after the 18th day OF July
y, ID. 49, the date OF the first publication
Oi this notice, or such divorce may be
granted. JOHN Classy.
Carl II. Buarhaus, Atty
IuI 1S-6w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
Silks and Dress Goods.

Faie Franchise Silks all and desirable shades. Our
regular price ST. sold elsewhere at l5 will be marked to
elose at only SIC yd Black and colored double warp all
silk surahs worth 81 only &c. Colored silks Amures. soft
and lustrous wealth of beauty in every yard only $l0
pcr ward actual value $l25 Our black silks at special
prices every yard warranted to Search the town
Through and you will find such values silks
BLACK silk warp Henriettas $25 LIZ. Black 4S
inch Henrietta sold at 81 S5c per yard Our 75c quality
reduced to 60c per yard.
O inch all wool Abtross worth 60c reduced to 4Sc yard
:" French Brtz cloth $l SOC
5" g. Plaid
- Surah Sublime ;" y"
inch grey brown and mixed camels hair reduced to 49c
B inch coored Henrietta colors and silk finished only
72c worth 9Oc per yard
Imported Persian Robes Patterns worth $5 reduced to $
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
The sightl:est Place in the World.

Prof. Whitney says that from the sum-
nit of Mount Hamilton in California
more of the earth's surface can be seen
than from any other spot on the globe.
though it is only about d.50o feet high.
The view extends around it in every di-
rection. and the snow capped range of the
lofty Sierras can be plainly seen 900 miles
away against the norther7a S:y. To the
south, nearly as far ar~s, the San Bcr-
nardino range limits q, view. and he
tween the two lies room for all the eastern
States, with their rivers, lakes, noun.
tains, ard sea coast.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
TTIE HOOKING SENTIN E,L. July 25, 80.
W,lale!,Onc.

The whalcLonc known il commerce is
made from the horny blades in the
balana cr right whale. A fmll-grown
whsle of this variety has about 500 of
these plates in its r,out.l. whose purpose
seems to he to retain the small fish which
the great animal prefers for its food.
The substance of these blades Is not
properly bone. but bears Il strong resem-
biance to bone or the nails of human
beings and animals. Though there is no
particular difference in the quality, there
are three kind; of whalebone known 10
commerce, that of the Greenland whale,
or the South sea whales, and CT the
NOrthwcs: coast.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
SgDariar EyIIcs.

Among q recent party of convicts
bound for Siberia were baroness and
hcr husband. formerly her footman,
sentenced each 10 twenty years servitude.
The baroness was married when young
to TN cd man, and she fell in love with
his footm1n. hhe poisoned her husband
and WIS arrested, but the footman
escaped. She subsequently escaped from
ihc bospital whore she was confined,
sought out her footman lover, and mar
ried him. They settled II Kovno. and
were cnly recently discovered there,
living il AFFECT poverty.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
The Logan Deluge.
A Cloud Burst Over The City

This vicinity was visited by the
most terrific and destructive rain
storm within the recollection Of
our oldest citizens, on last Thurs
day evening. The dark maga-
zine of the rain clouds came thun
derlng up the sky, The warning
peal waxed louder aud more FREE
auent, and the lightning famed
with more vivid flash, as the
march of tine gathering hosts
came on. The foliage hung mo-
tiunless on The trees. Birds
could be seen 10 wheel IN Wild
circles through the air or hie 10
shelter OF their nesis. All Ma
fure seemed 10 stand in silent
and awful expectation. AT last
The clouds si;ut out The SUM-
Then. with one blindin. fash.
one terrific and Stunning peal,
The torrents descend and The
whole air was t.afkehed with the
falling flood. which continued Tor
an hour or more, ben the storm
king allowed AN ihiel mission oi
lew minutes, when :he food.
gates of heaven were again open
ed and the rain came down in
perfect torrents for more than
two hours. The cutters were
soon filled TO over flowing, foot
bridges AMI in faci everything lii
the streets We're carried along by
The mad rush of..lhe angry waters.
Cellers were flied with such "a
pidily that bul little was saved.
Goose Creek that runs through
the eastern part of town looked
like a mighty river instead OF a
little Insignificant run or water
way Owing 10 The i?suiliciency
of the cuivert that runs under
The canal, it, soon got filled with
drift and rubbish so as 10 nIeven;
the water from running of as
rapidly as 1t o'ner~lse would
have done, and the result was
that The whole eas, end became
flooded and looked like lake oi
muddy water. Marshal NoriS
and family had just sealed them
selves around The supne: table
when the rushing waters were
upon them. Soon tie kiiciien
floor was covered 10 depth OF
ten inches. Mrs. Voris, who has /
been i'll for some wee, :, was Car
rled out of her home 10 thai OF |
her fathers, Judge Acker, the I!
water jus; Coming mp 10 iie edge
IL his front porch. I'hos. Lem
om's family, further up Tie run.
bad 10 be carried out Of their
house. No time was given Tor
for IL was a Case OF
election bv .he process ol water,
a tidal wave, SO TO speak, rushing
with terrible fury from The adj |
jacent hills, against whose power !
man was like unto a straw, leo
frail 10 slann long before tie
washing flood.
The excitement grew Intensely
about S o'clock, as the waters
were Ceiling higher and higher,
and the report came that the
river was Using at The rate o.
2S inches per hour, and Push
Creek not yet in. There were
hurrying Of people in all direc-
ions. Some seemed TO be any-
ions, while others showed an IN
Inference, that was disgusting.
Near the Gas House and Fire
Brick yard, the scene was one
ong to be remembered. The ,
water had backed up IN the field I
f Bowen and Trilsch. just sou!l.
E !, h. brick yar,l, and had COW
red the OATS That had been re
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
Wash Dress Fabrics.

| case Fast color lawns cts SC per yard
Polk and White Figured lawns Sc were 10 and ~ cts
Crinkled secrsuckers a were II! C.
Challes 7c were 81 cts.
Dress Ginehams Sc were 10 and II acts.
Garncrs Batiste l0c l5c.
Satine Calicoes 81 cts were 81 cts
Best dress prints g. cts were cts
Lancaster apron checks 7c were IS cents.
Century Prints SC were lOc. &c.
Printed Persian Muls handsome designs and colorngs las
cclors, only 4c were zoe.
Gros Roman Satnes large small and medium designs Sole
everywhere at Soc only 29c.
Kcochlins Satines sold at SOC only 24c
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

TyTANIED--S Solicitors male and
W female, for the only au-
theniic account of he J0l nstOwn
Horror. Over 500 pages. Out
fit 40 cents by mail, Advance
Pub. Co.. IS Wesley Block. Co
lumbus, o. Ju42w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
WAGONS.

For the well known and popular Wagon,
the hest for Farmers, and Tor general use,
the "BRUWN WAGON is acknowledged
to be superior. For sale by
+. F. REMPEL.
Also, for the best BIcSies, C;rriag es
Buck boards, PhaetOns, Carts, etc, cali ON
+. +. REMPLL.
Aprii 81, iSSS-1y
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SIlERiFF'S SALE.
Letbeus Carroll, plaintiff,
Mtriah !. Morgan, ct al, de.ts.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County Ohio.

Notice is hereby given th,t the under
Si=ned, SileriirOf Hooking county, Ohio by
virtue OF :,n Ort,er Of sale III PARTITION
issued out of said Couit in the above Ell
titled ca,,S,., and to him directed rs Shei i'll
OF said county, will al the door Of the Court
House i'll LOvan on
Saturday. August 10th. a. D 1889,
at o'clock, p II. 0i s;i I'd ,:ay offer TOR sale
AT public auction, the following lands and
tenema ants silunte in Hooking county, o.,
to VII:
Lots nu..ibcr eight iS) and twenty -one
(2l), in the village OF East BloOmiLg"ilie
ONO.
Lot No $ appraised Mt fi0O 90.
Lot No. Il appraised at SD w:
Terms OF Sale.
One third cash in hand on da' of sale.
one third in one year and One-third in two
years, with Interest OH deferred payments,
secured by mortgage
Given under my hand ut Logan, Ohio.
this 9Th day of July, A. ID. lsS9.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff,
BY u. w. Wright, Deputy.
Jnln Hansen, Attys.
July li-5w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

On ths Sth day o. .frly, =: ID. 1889, said
Justice issued air Or,ier Oi attachment i'll
the above action Tor the sam of Twenty
Dollars and sixty Cents
JA:liGS II. GOOnLIFE,
FRANK TERRELL.
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SIIERlFF'o SALE.
Order Ct Reappraisement G. Sale.
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
vs.
Amos Hedges, et al.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County Ohio.

Notice is herch.- given that the under
sig ed Sheriff Oi docking county, Oi!iO, by
virtue Ol AN Oitier of S;tie issued Out Oi
said Court in the aDov,. entitled cause, and
to him directed :,s Sheriff of said county,
vail at the door o1 the Court llOu 1 i'll l.O-
gan; on
Saturday, August 10, A. ID 1889.
at l O'Clock, p. m. of said day. offer tor s lie
at public auction, the following lands antl
trnements situate in Hooking County, o..
to wit:
The southwest quarter OF section thirty
three (f;). in township thirteen jl3), range
nineteen (l9l, excepting one ~ acre uOund-
Ell and deScfiue, as follows:
beginning 1T the northwest corner of
said quarter section, and running thence
east on the section line twenty (20) rods !;
thence south eight (S) rods; thence west
twenty (2O) rods; thence north eight (S)
rOus t0 the place OF beginning.
al praised ut S3y5U w.
Terms Of Sale.
One third cash; one third in nine
months and one third in eighteen months
from day of sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured by mort
gage on The premises sold,
Given uIn.er my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 9th day OF July, a. u. 1889.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY ID. W. Wright. equity.
JOHN Hansen, Atty.
July ll-5w
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Democratic County Ticket.

Rsprese ntatlve-WILLIAM p. PRICE.
Aud,tor--NELSON w. ARMSTRONG.
sher,n-DANiEL w. WRIGHT.
(,ommissioner-FRAN ]. kRElG.
pecorder-DAyID NJ. O'HAkE.
Ynfirmary Cirector-PHILIP HANSEL.
eorouer-DANIEL HEFT,
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Notice To
STONE MAS0NS,


Sealed bids will be received at the Com
miSsioi.ers's Office, in Logan, Hooking
county. Ohio, up to l O'Clock, 2. NJ, Sat
urday. July 9Th, 1889. Tor the following
Stone Work, to wit:
1st--For two stone abutments for bridge
across creek near The residence IF George
Johnston on the Logan and South Perry
road. in Perry township. locking County,
Ohio
2tl-For two stone abutmentS for bridge
across Stump Run, neaf the residence o.
Stephen Welcheinicr, on the Logan and
South Perry road, III Perry township,
locking county, Ohio.
3G-tOr two stOae abutmentS for bridge
across Clear Fork, near the residence OF
Adam Wartli nan, in Falls twp, Hooking
county, Ohio, on the road leading from
Millville 30 llcsboro.
For further information, plans and speci-
f1cations, see Commissioners
The Commissioners reserve the right to
rel act any and all bids.
by order OF mlnisSioners,
WM. Nj. BOM In Auditor.
Jnlv lS-cw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen tiaf the follows
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio. for settlement:
Robert Swinehart, guardian of Ulysses
LutZ, Clycia LutZ and William Lutz
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of August, 1883, a. 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, Or as soon thereafter MS may be con-
venient. w. I. ACkER,
July IS-3w Pro Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

should ADVANTAGE Of the great opportunity offered you
Clearance Sale One dollar will
dollar and cents will where else Be
ginning Friday July 49, and lasting through the month OF Cast
call
be rewarded.
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Attachment IToti.e.
Jas, II. Goodlive and Frank TcrreI. plfTs.
Michael Williams. deft.

Before George w. Breiim, J. p, Of FAILS
Township, Hooking County,O.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. f. A. FARQUHAR, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, has by Iile REQ uest of his many friends
in the county. consented to spend one or
two days of each month ut
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been flied
II The Probate Court Of Rocking county,
Ohio, FOR settlement,
Richard l.. Sullivan, guardian. of Mary
E. Hoy.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the ID day Of Angus 1859, at III O'Clock;
\. II. or as soon tlerca't-r as may he con-
venient. w. 4. ACKER,
July lt-Sw Pre- Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
CHRONIC DISEASES

CIR diseases of long standing and of every
variety Gnd Kind, will claim especial at
tentiOn.
Surgical operations, such as ampnta-
tiOns, operations for hair lip, club foot, the
removal o defOrmitieS, tImorS, done q til
er at home ur abroad. Piles treated by
new and painless methods.
Cash for Medicines in All Cases.
Charges moderate and satisfaction gIlaran-
teed. DIX. Il. y. FAuQUuAR Il SONS.
June %, 1859.
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Goo-E c. EEK.

Tie flood on this, especially
Logan riin. was greater Than ever
known. The creek Is "A runlet
heading about IA mile beyond The
corporation, and Whiting like a
fish worm through the eastern
part Of he Town. / is a source
OF disaster in floods, and always
cause oi epidemic in onr town.
It makes onr iowlandS a lake and
cellars water pools. Whenever a
flood comes. Goose Greek rises to
The occasion and takes Bragg
town. On Iasi Thursday he
riyulel swciled 20 he proportions
of ii river. The bridge oil Wal
nut stree, opposite McCormirk's
was wrecked; several oi The
heavy abuin.ent rocks were wash
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August 18th and 10th,

Where he viii he pleased to meet all his
former friends ana patrons, as well as all
new ones, who may wish to test The effects
of his remeuieS and long experience i'll
treating every form of disease.
DIR. Farquhur has been located in IN nos
vile tor the aSt fOrty-twO years, and DIN :
ing that time has treated more than five
hundred thousand patients, with unparai-
lal Si1ct,.t.S
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T,OGAN,

Where all WHO are sick with acute OF
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
offered them Ofavaiiing themselves of his
Sklll in The curing OF OISe;,stS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-24
By R. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
sen2O cots

by n. i. LUCAS, AuCLloueer.
r AM authorized by the owners to offer for sale
Il at public auction on SATURDAY, October o,
1885, at 10 o'clock m, in front of the Royal street
entrance to the Market Building, that VALUA-
BILE FOUR.sTORY WAREHOUSE situated on
the east side of Union street, south of Prince
street land on the south side of an alley 8 feet
inches wide), binding on Union street 81 feet s
inches, and extending east with that width on
said alley SO feet 8 inches.
Also that VALUABLE TWO.STORY WARE.
HOUSE on the south of the above described prop
erty, fronting on Union street Al feet, more or
less, and extending east with that width 80 feet,
more or less, with the use of the court and alley
running to the Strand.
Terms of Sale: One. third of the purchase mon.
ey In cash, and the residue in equal instalments
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the date
of sale; the deferred payments to bear interest at
the rate of six per cent. and the title to be re-
tained until the whole of the purchase money is
paid IN full.
sep11eots B. 7. LUCAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-24
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