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three times . day. Bsfors il the above men.
TONED gallant comes 10 do his ''talkin'," a.
counting 70 termed in the vernacular, and the
whisky AID snuff 60 round and round. One BY
ono the Older people 60 to bed without excuse
or ceremony and he 10 left alone. compare.
lively, with the maiden of his choice, together
with the opportunity to whisper his delicious
nonsense into her more or less soiled Ear.
PECULIAR DIALECT.
The dialect used by this people il common Ia
the inhabitants Of the whole Blue Ridge range,
from Tennessee, where the characters in the
stories OF Miss Murfree sive the best examples,
TO North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and
pennsylvania, with slight notifications a. you
80 north.
II you should AJAX the blocker why he Der
sisted In following an occupation at once so in
convenient and dangerous he would probably
reply:
Stranger, I kin make three dollars bushel
on whut little grain / raise by biockin' agin
nifty cents IL didn't. kin tell bran wen git
my head cen = sack, an I'm agoin' to run her
plumb through that-a-way ef things bust" and
you would hardly know whether to blame him
or not.
When interior decoration gets to be fashion
able In Ashe county and the working Of mot
toes obtains there will be seen hanging over the
door of most every house piece OF card board
bearing this legend:
with all thy faults love the still"
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A Revenue Raid.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
The raids OF the revenue men in Hall county
are sometimes very exciting-the stealthy ap-
proach in the darkness OF night to the guarded
camps OF the mountaineers. who watch for
them with cleaning guns and often give them
batt}e--the chase across the mountains when 4
camp is discovered, and then, the men at bay.
with raised rifles, whose bullets often Hy dan,
gerously near the. >raiders and then men in
shackles that cank dolorously on the dreary way
to Jail. Recently in tine mountain Businesses of
extreme northeast Georgia, Just where the three
states Of Georgia. North and South Carolina
corner, the revenue officers made daring
raid. The mountaineers had fixed for the m
this time md bat for an accident some of the
raiding party would, in all probability.
have been killed. 1t seems that the dis.
tillers had secreted Themselves with guns
in dense thicket near where their works
were located and were ready to fire on the
party as soon AZ they came within range.
Fortunately. however, the party Of officers
had been divided, so that the place where
tho coppers were could be approached from
different directions, and just about the
time one of the squads came up In front Of
the place OF ambush and the would-be assassins
were about 70 ire on them, the other squad
came up from behind sud immedia tely in the
rear. Seeing their predicanaent they took to
their heels and all got away. One, however,
dropped his gun, an old fashioned big-bored
rifle, which was picked. up BY one Of the OH
cerA But such chase a. il wss. The noun
taineers are swift Of foot and they sped like
the men who followed iike sieuthhounds on their
track. Crsck! crack crackI went the rides
until thsir pufsusrS were daxed and distancsd
and the nountaiueers were safe in cover
Worthy the internal revenue System i danger
ouss deadly affair.
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9RAY CLOTH WITH PAssEMENrERIE TRIMMING.
My last illustration sets forth q very stylish
and refined indoor gown in dark gray vicuna
cloth, garnitured with passementerie. The
skirt Is slightly draped in front and the front
must be made longer for that purpose. The
back ia gathered and held in place by buckle
covered with the stuff. The lower edge Of the
skirt is slit at every five inches and ornamented
with passementerie running to point at the
top. In order that the back breadth may be
fitted to the waist the seams are closed up
only within about eight inches Of the waist line.
band is sewed to both sides of this opening
and fastened to the lining. The front Of the
corsage is double; the lining closing in the
middle is made with darts and over ityou drape
sort OF piastron in loose wave-hke folds. The
sides are lined with silk and have only one dart,
there being two pieats in the place Of the sec
ond dart. A shawl collar of passemsnterie
reaches to the shoulder seams The sleeves are
made plain. then placed upon a form and
draped as indicated IN the illustration. They
must be made much larger to allow for this
all the way around TO the front and hooked on
the opposite side.
VENETIAN SHORT CLoAKs.
To be worn with autumn costumes I note
some charming Venetian short cloaks, fastened
in the most picturesque style to the shoulders,
from which they seem to be ready to drop.
They are of velvet, lined with some bright-col-
ored silk, which is visible as broad revers as
the cloak falls open in front. The silk covers
the wide turnover collar and has some metal
garniture. The cloak il richly embroidered or
set OF with passementerie around its entire
edge. With this picturesque garment You
must wear one of those delightfully."- medieval
looking Henry ii toques in velvet Of the same
tone as the Venetian cloak. The soft crown is
quite smothered under embroidery and there
Is golden-brown feather aigrette very tall
and set on one eide with very striking and
pleasing dash. You'll see these two bits OF old
fas hioned feminine fancies greatly affected this
season at thcater, concert and reception. They
date back to the time when the great artists Of
the day designed the court costumes.
THE PRINCESS FORM.
You see the princess form in many Of the
new dresses. Sometimes the gown ID only
made princess at the back and the overskirt is
fastened to the tabiier on each side by row Of
old-style buttons. The corsage is made Louis
XIV with revers. and there Is q long vest Of
old brocade extending well down over the hips
and coming TO point in front. Fur will be
much affected little later on for collars, cuffs
and garniture at the bottom Of the skirt. The
full flowing sleeve ends at the elbow and there
ID tight-ttting sleeve of the brocade reaching
to the wrist Small bonnets have hght-colored
strings, which pass around the Greek chignon
and are tied gracefully under the chin.
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OHANCERY SALE OF PART OF THAT vALU
81 kSSwT TEE
II The COUNTY or wAsHISGToN. DIS.
EfESh HE tH TRE 81
fnSS sTsifr x
BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Supreme cour. Of
9Th day q June lss,i. and on the 2sth day Of Sep
is iss eo1ty docket sns Snaer.snsa fee,Vrss in
;a,d !I Gauss: Till On TGEs6AY IHE TxkSi Sly;
suction to the lxhest and best bidder therefor he
inStSn District 2, Cc;qwbs and known a al q lots
euSs 81 as two rs
Plain: made By the estate Of John A. PurneI. de
iai the records q the ofee the surveyor u ias
which with be exhibited by the receivers at the time
the o. n lots OF
s;ons and OF better access to Whitney avenue and
rsteiy Lot OF the present subdivision is improved BY
. frame country HOUSE, two stories high.
9Th Street with the horse cars within C feet to
the east: to the west /. Holmeads subdivision. in
and in IN nsseasiny Estio Use early sompiseon q
81 On .dd to IN ses
this property. 10 those who want to buy as an in
tho convenience the city at prices this
IL Q rare opportunity. Further particulars win be
auct oneer upon inquiry.
The terms u prescribed By the said decree
are as follows Onethird Of the purchase money Of
each lot cash, the balance in four equal
lnstaments at q. L. ls and "a months. respectively
from day OF sale. each bearng interest from sad
at the rate Of PEI centuu annun, Interest
payable se;l-apnuay all se<ured the salts
o. the said receivers. deposit Of ESQ lie NJ
Quired each lot the time Al conyeynnc.
INK and recordny at purchasers cost kesaie FISK
=: :s: 8
400 Lou Slana avenue u N
II. hOSS PERRY, 4 neeesFefs-
344 ID street northwest.
DUNCAESON BROS. Auctioneens. ocI5-tds
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u ATCLiFFE, DARR q Co. Auctioneers.
AZ 5eO Penasy Mania ave. "A. W.


Ass NS2l SALE Y OF yALTApLE IMPROVED
a cor ER or BRIDGE srREkf AID mARkhT
fhE LitE a6hrRiT. 3. c f6f LEfEofhAif Oh
Under and by virtue OF deed assignment from
Robert b. cropley. dated July 10. 1891, and recorded
%i Ell iH on ifa g % RP q S
ises the iollowIn. real estate. improved ry large
br OK 1nidiis con:ann tllrre stores and na,s
BTldge street, WITH I" o up'e lars TO. Wit
the son:h i a. o. hr srs g i51H5 s. On
side Msrset space tie depth Of ~ ieei aIso ~ al
insEes in widti. saoseSt to deed ~ tr,s;. m
nper l2. 70 80. ct sec. of said and Tor
street 10y drlta OF 40 lret. us pso orion
OF deed OF trust in hber li44. Iolio 4l, seq oi
ALSO. On THE SANE DAY. AT 4.3o O'CLOCK
s @ a iISnt g the snss s, Sl s s. ss 2;
town. fronting 80 :eet on Con--, street by i-,
Track stabe good condition. Su6es; TO It's proI or
tien o. &c "a OF Trust IN li5er So foo 49,, seq
property is be ween and streets. adSoining I4s,
ALSO. On TIE SAME DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p.
N IN front OF the premises No 17 hivh ST. vii se
9! l0l2 Ieet on lilst st. by an iresa ar depth Of
20l. ~ feet TO % ieet. Also saDdiyIs.On lot : and
vision OF lots z, and in Old Geor[e;own partie-
uiar description OF winch viii he announced at the
and dwelhne in e1celent order and by frame house
ana good stable IA the rear alley. suhject 10
deed OF trust IN Lber i. foIio 49,. ct seq sad
land records. for 81. go.
Neary ali of tie above properly is under rood rental
and IL - host d. s.rao ole In every respect
minute description OF ali 4he property can
DE had nom the and win le resd at ta sal.s
Terms OF sac: One-tlitd of the purcLAs money ln
Cash. ia lance IN one and two evidenced us ir-
chaser notes. and secured property sold with
interest AZ u per cent yer annull. deuosit euS
On each piece o. ground Will lie required pu-
chaser at the tine of sale Taxes ana sneilts
via lie raid 10 June 20, 1891. All convey anctug and
title exa nations to lie at the 81 the pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be lied within ten
days after sale tire assignee will resell AZ the rst o.
the deIauitsng purchaser.
r. c. GMYNS
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS,
Attorney for Assixnee. ocl6-ikds
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DUBLIC SALE OF PADDLE AND LIGHT DRIy.
L ING HORSES; lMrokTEp AND kEGIsTEhED
JERSEY GAT1LE, iAsaES. HAkNEss
kc.. AT MY LAkM. GLENAaA, MAR MAR,
SHALL, fACQUIEh CUNT, NIh0lNiA-

TUESDAI. OC!OEAh IWENIIkTH. 1871. On tbs
sstIne OF pairs. single drivers brood msres ssdd,er.
and colts 1he oid<ss in the lot is coming seven year,
Odd and ell sound with excopSson5 wei formed
and bays OF egowns in color. They sie sup r.or
lot, and mot such horses - arg usually iound IN .
New York market. One 4 = psr.ert isdy's saddle
doub:s. we'll a good s.ddisss thu comnnins ali
three Qualtiea They ss the SCI Of the fhorouh6rsd
horse fecunseh. and Of the Duke Of lork frsnk
NorSsn, . son q Rysdicks Han,ilioniaa Diamond.
Botheratton and Peter shnpls. There twelve head
which VIII e %sssd on .Rp..sssIon, E..ssstss g.
from Tie best hss q the nork ed fsosa ssch sssS-
sss a. Theodess Z; AsyermysE Of hsv York cafy, I.
al. Homo Farm, nassacnusetts: Ef. Dariine q ths
Una Avenue Hotel. New Aork e1ty D. A. 0avsas Of
amoas sho:s v..ssa u TIE sscsd q 5ss.y osst.y
n the World; ihere sss exht femalss snd tor bus
Anssiob stoks fons stands ~ the hsad q ths hssd
Hanover nas viii tile plecs sksolu11iy 10 Of 49,
Terms On day Of sn1e. n. 4 ". JOGk0. ocl5xts
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DO Children PAY,

"Do children pay." said old man scrugss, a-lesn.
ing on his hoe,
"Juss wait sin you've been married, ray some
twenty years or
You'll have more sense than to stand mp there and
throw your time away
By asking such fool questions. Psy3 Great
sosh of course they payi
I'VE go home tuckered out as night; they climb
upon our knees,
And when we try to put EN- down they cry for one
And lOar and pitch about US all until, fuss thing
Our jo.D,s free from aching and our hearts are
in q glow.
"They pay us when their frank young love
shines In their jolly eyes,
Even when cur ears are deafened there's muaic
in their cries
sweeter than an the nddles and planners ever
made
Don't think IT'S sos wen now. you wait, and mem
Der what I've said
"The man whose children's hearts are his h shs
man who 10 truly blest.
aim than rest.
Iswowi There wouldn't be half the fools in tA,l
weary world today
II oil men only could undefsfand what big intrus
children pay" -YaNkse Biods.
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The Chewing Gum Center.

From the Indianapolis Sun.
The sun cslls attention to the fact that ont
west tho chewing gum habit has penetrated Ill
walks Of hfo. The author Of the Sssn's article
has not pictured the frightful rayages Of the
chewing gum mania with anything like the
power that the case demanda
indianapolis 10 near the center Of population.
but 1t Is the center Of the chewing-gum habit.
Prof. Hurry, the chemist, gave some testimony
TO prove this the other evening when he told
about q ladies' dinner party recently given in
this city at which, after the dinner had been
discussed, pepsin chewing gnm was passed
around. The one feature Of the affair was the
conceal their weakness. Every last one Of
them chewsd gum and seemed proud Of it.
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THoMAs BOWLING . soN, Auc,ionesrs-
ONE OF THE PIETTlIsr LITTLE FARMS IN
Mo0nSTsoMEaf COUNTY, MD, OF ABOUr

NSSI@oaEsfh cpp tsr Nj LIZ IL Ah Hs5t Il
- w WILL Sill. ON the PREMISES on MON
DAY. OCTOBER NlNE1EEN1H. 1871. AT rot X
O'CLOCK r. NJ. .his little aiming stout
iorty acres OF land. Iess few Of WHICH
IN WOOD and situated IN Montgeluery county. Hc-.
81 miles from Washington. ID. e. ~ miiss lru.u
oliver Spring station. old BlsdllsbtIrg road.
Burnt Mills VIA sth street and ad30ns the
OF Bessie heirs and .. II. r. Clarke. the inprsye-
nents consist OF rood dwelling house of roeIns
porch around tire entire bni,dln. Ali
buildings. in sood conoItion. Also sood beartlzg
orchard, good grass excellent shade and plentF "a
good water: elesant home for Also l~aIn
Of horses WAGONS. COWS. ples and crops. Every1lns
compete TO run the farm.
Terms one-thlrd cash. balance In one and two
years. with interest. secured BY deed the
property. deposit stD reg uired az time OF s.ls
THOMAS DONLlNG 4 son
ocs dts Aucf,ones,x
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THOMAS BOWLING . SON. Auc,,uD..r.

VERY rALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No
2Ol2 STREET NORTHWEST. AT ATCTlON
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY -f1RsT
lss5l. AZ tlAE O'CLOCK, NJ WILL SILL PRE NJ
ISIS NO. 20i9 STREET NoRTHWEsf lur-
proved by two-sfory brick store and dwelling and
nearly new twostoty brick stable th. rear. Ise os
has fron OF ~ feet. running bArk 10 q wide -lleT
and N a rapidly inaproglng nerhborkood.
lertlls: One-tffd balance one ana two
years, With interest at q per cent payable .~n,,-
aiinaaly. secured deed the prorsrly OF
1L % 81. ~ tie ops1on Of the purchase: Deposit
siOO required al time 81 sale. Il sale afe nor
copied wth IN ten days nom dsy Of sale the iroT-
Evening Star a. cost and flsL 81 desaulttng pur.-<
,,, THOMAS DoMLIAG a SON,
oci41Sds Anctionss-s
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MAILER b. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF YAInARI.E REAI. EsrAr1

TRUSTEES SALE OF xALuAA.E REAL ESTATE
AND d STREETS NORTHEAST At AU.!i ION
BY virtue Q, dec Of tust dated May To- Iss7. and
tie land records of the District Columbia
request OF the holder OF the note ured thereby
wili Sci at public auction IN front OF the premises
TlESDAl. OCTOBEh TWEEN IIETH. 1881. at FIN +.
O'CLOCK r. NJ. parts OF original lots numb red ree
I'D and four t4) in numbered hundred and
thrty-elght $3.50. beginning ON Sh street east 81
feet IL inches south OF the dividing between
and . in said square, ruLnia az thence south on
said street Is r & thence east lis feet llk
the east line o. said ot ); thence north with said
line 10 fees anu thence west 10 ieet ii \ inches the
place Of beginning, and Improved by old frame
house.
Terms Of sale: One half Of the purchase money be
palu In cash. and balance at six and months.
with interest and secured by eei trust property
sold 800 to lie defosi:ed at time OF sale All
Neyanciny at the of the purchaser. Heal EstaIe
little INSURANCE Copanys certincate title Will
exhibited at time OF SAFE.
ALBERT r. FOX. Trustee.
Eat
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You VIII and an altogether delightful gown
Dictured in my second illusiration--a brocaded
WOODEN stun. The skirt comes over the cor
ssse. which is closed in front with hooks and
eyes. The front il fuller than the lining and
gathered. The braces are Of velvet and start
81 the shoulders from bows. Much skill 10
called for in making up the corselet. which
must be OF strong lining. boned and the stuff
draped upon II. and it must be made TO hook
% the back The sleeves are draped and a
The SKIRT h made over q silk foundation and
hes headed hounce at the bottom and the
front breadth has two bands Of the velvet rib
bon with bows The skirt 10 plain In front,
but fully Hashersd as the back
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7 ATIMER Z SLOAN. Aucr,onsers,

PARLoR SUITE, ODD Glars, OAK AND OTHER
RUGs. .FEAIHEk BED. AATTREssEs, PfL.
OAK HALL hACK, VAk AMI MIhkOR BACH
SlBEBOARD, DINING TABLE To MACH,
OhNAMENIs. GLAs, .wAkE. CkoCKEkY,
KITCnEN kEQUlsITEs. &c.. &C., AT AUC.
On MONDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH. 1891,
pt residence No. lEs5 l7tk street. between A. ana
streets northwest. commencing Vt TIN O'CLOCK A.
NJ. Will sell tine entire contents, partly mem
toned above These yoods zae an IN nne coneit on
Terms easn. IATIkER SLOAN,
OclO-dts Au.fiunears.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
PROPERTY on FIFTEENTH sTREET Be

INEEN u AND N NORIHMEST.
By virtue Of order Of the supreme Court Of the
District Q. Columbia made the 1sfh day OF sep
tenbe, lssl. N :he case g, Jogn heald trustee.
~. we via sell g the highest ladder in 'front.' Of the
PREMISES, on TUESDAY. the TNkNTIETH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1891. al HALf-PAST -FOUR OfCI,O, x
+. NJ. the folowns described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington District Of Conmda 10 vii:
Part Of lot nine 90 Of Davidsons subdiv.sloa OF
square numbered two hundred and foarreen t:,i a.
described rs follows: Beginning tor the sane at tie
north coraer OF said ot and thence east
l 50 feet thence south u feet and inches: thence
~ 80 feoi tnence north feet: thence west I.s5
feet and inches to the line 18th street west anil
thence north - feet and inches to the place OF -
gianlny. fae east % 80 lee: 10y the width OF "A a
pa-t lot. however 10 be sold subject 10 right az
way over u an favor OF the owner of tbs
manning portion q, said SUB lot.
Iefms 81 sale one.third OF the purchase money in
CASH and the oalancs IN two equal IN one
and two years with interest from day of al the
rate Oh Shtc, Per cent Per annun. pa abe semi
nasliy 20 be secured by the proissory notes o. the
purchaser and deed Of trust the property sold or
AZ cash a. the ortioa Of the purchase. deposit Of
ESQ VIII oe requsrea OF the purchaser the time
sac All conyeyspeths al the og the purchaser.
II the terms OF sale be not piled IN ten days
from the time OF sale the reserve the right 20
resell the Iforery NJ The risk the default
A 8. woRTHIyoToN. Trustee.
800 .th ct. NJ
NEAL 7. MURRAY, Trustee.
ocn-oSds 3l3 a. NV.
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T ATIMER & SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
FRONTING lOol Sky fKET ON WIsi
STREET BEIMEEN WASHINGTON AND CON.
GkEsS sIkEETs, WEST WASHINGTON, TO
We wilt offer Tor sale. in front of the premises
GONDAl, the ThENTA-SlAIR DAY OF OGlO-
bEh, AID. 1881. at hALf-fASf fOBk O'CLOCK
M. the east 10 feet front by the dep.h Of of
lot numbered 49, and the 30 ieet front by the
depth OF W feet OF los Numbered 1915 Of and Beas
sddilon TO Georgctown, IN the District OF Columbia.
erms OF sale: One-tLird OF tine purchase money in
cash and the balance an and two years. with pur-
chasers notes secured by deed of trust said prop
eftr With interest NJ per cent per anna. Convey
sncrnz and recorung az purchasers Good title
OF no We Will sail tins property q wnole and
presents pertcu advantages investors wish
TO make improvements. Zoo DEPOSIT at time of sale
LAfINEk a. SLOAN,
oct5Sits Aurtlopeerx
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS NOkTHw EST b AUCTION.
By virtue of u decree of the supreme Court Ca the
District Of Columbia, passed the 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER a. ID. Ssl. in equity cause No. l2.lJ6
wherein Lydia B. O.seili is complainant ami Joseph
II. NJ Cross ct al. defendants, the underslgned
trustee will offer TOR sale at pubic auction Of
the premises. on TUESDAY AETEkNNON.OC OCTOBER
TWENTY -sENENTH.A A. d. 1s9l. Al FIVE O'CLOCK,
Az tat piece or parcel of ground in WASHINGTON cy,
District OF Columbia known and distns U.S. led
Of lot numbered eight (s). in square numbered five
hundred and hfty-eight (,5s). bennnng at point on
the nottn line Of said square twentyseven ca
west OF its northeast corner and
seventy (sOl ieet ten (l0) inches, thence
westardiy recion parallel to the north line OF
numbered nine 90 thrts~n (l feet three Cd nches
thence north seventy q - and ten 40 inches,
thence along the north line OF lot thirteen f)
feet 10 the place OF beginning containing about
square feet OF ground proved by frame building
known as No. .OO i street northwest.
Terms of sale ODethrl the balance in six (6)
and twelve l) months, the deferred payments bear
ing interest at the rate Of per cent per
the day Of sale, and be secured by trust on
the premises sod all cash. at tn purchasers op-
ton. deposit Of 500 to tie paid when the property
is struck off Terms of sac to te complied with in
teen Gays from te day OF SALE otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the rsk
cost Of the defauitlng purchaser. Ali conveyancing.
recording, &C.. 1t the purchnsers cost.
8. I. THOMAS. Trustee,
Oc1o-dkds Az u st. a ".
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THOMAS DoMLiNG q son, Auctioneer
CHANcFRy SALE nE ...rr.nrr or-pr-p
FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND DWELL
ING NoRTHMEsI CORNER TWELFTH AND
SHEETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
By Hhtue OF deed OF assignment and trust duly re-
corded IN ber los. tolio l6. the land re ors
Oh the District OF Co. unba, offer sae on the
Premises. on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER fMr MI
flksi. at HaLf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
following des r.Dtd real estate situate in the ID strst
OF Co ur.il u wit: All that certain piece and
premises known and cistin uised and ben. par
lot 80. IN theresa Arnoid's Subdivision, in square
number 20, as per plat recorded ier IA. fo.io
OF the records OF the surveyor OF tie District Column
ba, together with improvements consisting OF brick
dweiilng house ana store
Terms: Oneha cash. balance to suit purchaser. A
DEPOSIT of 500 Wall be REQUIRED at tine time OF sale
Ala conveyancing and recording at tue purchasers cost
Terms to he complied with within ten DAYS alter sa e.
otherwise the assignee reserves the right to resell
property at tine TASK cost the defa
cnaser or purchasers. EDWIN B. HAY, Assignee.
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