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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
- 9th and d SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. i19 SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST, WASH

TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. i19 SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST. WASH
INGTUN, D.. &.
By virtue OF 4 deed of trust to us, bearing date on
the 18TH day september, A. ID. 1855, and duly re-
corded LIber lil3. folio 49, ct seq of the land
records OF the District Columbia aid At the
oi tie PARTY secured. Will sell at puDic auction IN
front Of the premises, on MONDAY. lHE TWENTY.
ElGHlH DAY or SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1891 nj
Eve O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described prem.
Uses, situate in the city OF washington, Il. e. and
being and l7lOO feet front by the
depth OF lot numbered III. IN Samuel W. Curriden
AUner Il. keuy trustees, subdivision of part OF
square numbered eight hundred and fiity nne "a 90
tue Iiavny depth seventy-liye to "a ten.
loot aiiey, togetn er with the improvements, &c.
TerulS of sale: OLe-h:Ii OF the purchase money In
cash balance Two equal instai llnents six 90 anu
Twelve (l2) noItiis interest per cent Der
annum; interest payable seili-annuaiiy and secured
property Solu, ali at
ton A deposit 500 Will be required at time of
sac. All conveyanClng and recording ct purchaser
cost. Terms OF saie to be complied with In t. days
truLI day VI sale. - .
MAHLON ASHFORD,j r.
sel6-cod T.. Ii. WILLIAMSBURG AFusIees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuoneer,.

II ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucr,oneer,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE COUNTY. ON THE EASTERN BRANCH
OF The POTOMAC RIVER.
. BY virtue ef decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause Ne.
aoIS We vii sell at PUBLIC auction the premises.
on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTEEN1H II,
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot "a of section 8
q Barry Farm" in the county of Washington. d. c.
This lot contains about acre. is situated directly
ON the Eastern branch and is most beautiful and de-
sirabie villa site.
Terms: one-third cash and the balance in one and
two years with interest, or all cash. at purchaser
option deposit of 800 required az the time sac
Terms to he complied with in days. or property
may oerssod at the cost Of the defauing purchaser
Taxes Will be paid to tha day OF sale.
JAMES FULLERTON. Trustee,
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. trustee,
sell-d&ds Sun building.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucuoneers

II ATCLlFFE. DARR 4 CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
No, 1927 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, CONCRETE
CELLAR,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SEVENTEENTH. at FOURO'CLOCK +. NJ. will
oher for sale in front Of the premises
SUB LOT 40.
IN SQUARE 2Oj,
Fronting 10 81 feet on 10Th street and running bach
to an alley.
This sale should command the attention of parties in
search OF a home or for an Investment.
Terms will be made known at the time Of sale A
deposit of 900 required at the time OF sale. the
terms OF sale not complied with in fifteen days FROM
the day Of sale rght is reserved to resell property
at the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser
hve days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. c. All convey.
ancinR and recording at the of the purchaser.
s4l4-d RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucta.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneera
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE
OF CONSIGNMENT OF BRUSHES,
Comprising
GENERAL ASSok / MEN1 Of HORSE; SCRUB.
STORE, COUNTER. WINDOW AND FLOOR
To be sold within sales rooms. 90 Pennsylvanis
avenue northwest.
Without reserve. in cots to suit,
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH,
Al TEN O'CLOCK.
To which the attention of the trade is called.
NATCLItFE. DARR CO,
se1l-5t Auctioneers,
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l RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS, M
PRONED BY FOUR TWO-sTUkl AND BACK

IRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS. M
PROVED BY FOUR TWU-SfUkN AND BACK
BHiLDiN ,S,;r, btIGK DWELLTSNs . bELNG 3N
FIRST AND THInD STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of Gees. OF trust duy recorded in Liber
No. i4Is oo 4sS ct seq. OF the land records the
District Of Co uinbia. at the request OF the party
thereby secured. will sell at pubic auction, in
TEENrn, 1s9l. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK Z.
M. lots 20. q. - and az IN Samuel Alien. jr. s.
sutdiv sion OF original Tot numbered 10 part OF
original NUMBERED IL, in square $50. with the improve
nients-
Terms: One-tl,ird cash. OF which deposit of goo
will be required at time OF sale and the balance
months which notes of purchaser. and bearing
tsrest day OF sale and secured by deed
on property sod WILL be taken. all cash, at option
81 purchaser: Terms to be complied with in nfteen
days sale property will be resod risk and
cost defaultInx purchaser. Al conveyancinx and
recordiiig at purchasers cost.
3N NoS " = p MfIAEaissaahAS., rrs....>
THOMAS I. wA60AAAN. Auctieneer.
Sa6-dEds
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I ATIMER s SLOAN. Auctioneers
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
LIRE At OUR AUCTION ROOMS. l4U9 6
r. On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEVEN.
mintE;NIH; ls!ll. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
Ninln anu IN front OF our auction shall sell
achoice co lection OF household effects viz:
oiO;NLE MIRRORS. GILT MANTEL AND PIER
MIRRORS. SEVERAL HANDSOME PARLOR
SUITES: TWO VERY FINE CHEVAL GLASSES,
BCI FITS AND CABINETS, CHIFFONIEES,
CANT HALL STANDS, ENGRAyINGs, FOIL.
ING CABINET BEDSTEADS, WALNUT AND
MAPIE CHAMBER SUITES, PAINTED CHAN.
BEN FukNlTURE, NEW HAIR MATTRESSES,
NEW HUSk MATTRESSES, TOGETHER NTH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE IN THE
HOUSEKEEPING LINE.
onsignnents received up to hour OF sale.
The best location for auction sales in the city
LATIMER & SLOAN,
selo-2t Auctioneers,
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and premeditated one.
Gentlemen. if you let such homicide Of
this 60 UNPUBLISHED you will set up standard
of lawlessness that will come back to harm
you"
EFFECT OF THE ADDRESS.
Senator Voorhees, closed his address BY say
ing that the case was not one where reason
able doubt could enter, and he only asked the
Jury to render fair and honest verdict based
upon the evidence as 1t had been presented ia
them.
Senator Voorhees, speech was for the most
part an unimpassioned review OF the ease and
with more evidences Of feeling than flights Of
oratory.
At the conclusion of his address. which lasted
only until o'clock. some words were saiu
about the question of jurisdiction.
Judge Goode arose and said that after con
suitation with his client and associates he had
decided to withdraw the plea based on the
question OF jurisdiction. His client wished nc
acquittai on a technicahty.
THE JURY co OUT.
Copies Of the indictment and instructio
were handed to the jury and without furthe,
| ceremony they were led on. OF the room ant
| down stairs to deliberate upon verdict. 1t wa
4:O5 O'Clock when the case was given to thu
| jury.
Not many people left the court room whe,
| the jury was taken below. Most remained il
the hope that an early verdict would be reached
Judge Gunter did not leave his seat and tn,
defendant was soon engaged in pleasant con
versation with Judge Goodc.
About $50 the court house began to empty
rs there was no prospect Of al immediate
| verdict.
DISCUSSING THE VERDICT.
The general sentiment as to the verdict i
varied, many thinking that it was perfectly fair
while others are loud in its denuneiatioa.
Col and Mrs. Hains have many friends her
who are glad FOR the parents sake that thing
have turned out as they have, but il was notice,
that when the colonel returned to the hotel b.
| received very few congratulations from hi
brother officers and other friends, and this fac
has been freely commented upon by the peopl
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merciful. l come here not cramped nor re-
tricted by state lines 1 have tried cases
IN the south since the war as well as before and
l come now in tine broad spirit Of American
civilization to help you in your deliberations.
come not here in vengeance. Vengeance is
mine. saith the Lord / do not understand
Judge GoOde when he speaks of me as a pri-
vate prosecutor. | have loved the family on
both sides. that was brought to sorrow by the
death of Ned flanagan The dead boy was
the bloom and flower of the family and he was
cut down in his early manhood. We are here
TO inquire why he died. Is it wrong that
should come here to itsk why my young friend
was killed? And yet the defense would speak
as though we were intruhers. Is this fair?
TIE PRISONERS TESTIMONY.
"'There is not a witness on Gods earth whose
testimony is worth the paper it is written on
except the defendant himself This was what
Mr.. Wise said. He swept out all the others and
dwelt solely upon the testimony of the defend
ant at the bar. Gentlen.en. it is only within
the last few years that the party's testimony
was thought worthy of bei..g admitted in either
civil or criminal cases. l would not have it
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u AICLItfE. DARR CO.. AuctIoneers.

II AICLlffE. pAkR CO.. AuctloEeers.
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE TWo-SToRY AND
MANsAkD ROOF BRICK HOUSE. No. 2l5
NINTH STREET SOUTHWEST. ALI. MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS. CONTAINING TIN ROOMS,
WITH ADDITIONAL BACK BUILDING,
KITCHEN. SERVANTS QUARTERS. LAU n
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER EIGH-
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will offer for sale
in front Of the premises,
SUB LOIS AZ AND 49,
IN SQUARE :}S:}.
Fronting 22.6feet on Ninth street southwest and
ming back 70 three paved alleys making it of
valuable properties in tie southwest This
should command the at ention Of parties search
nne residence an investment.
IT'LL GOOD; COLUMBIA TITLE COMPANY;
ABSTRACT FURNISHED FREE.
Terms subject to three deeds of trust One for
5000 due February II, 1893, one for 81 600 due
April 3 1893. one for 81. O0O due April g. ls.p4 ali
Tearing cent interest tall held by party
the balance and above the three be paid
in cash deposit Of $40 required the time OF sale
ii the terms Of sale not complied with in fifteen
days from the day Of sale right reserved resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaung pur-
ciaser after five days advertisement o: such resale
some newspaper published in Washington, ID. {. All
conveyancng and recording at the cost purchaser
House open for inspection every day from Il O'Clock
m. to O'Clock y.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
selO-d&ds Auctioneers.
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ont to the help of his friend. He may not have

out to the help of his friend. He may not have
been able to scull ashore. He certainly did not
even try; but the voice would have carried
that distance. Why did he sit there and look
at the dead body instead of seeking help. when
help there was in plenty so be had? Gentle
men. II you have doubt in your mind as to
the guiIt OF the defendant answer me why did
he stay out in that boat until he was sure the
dead boy would never return to life? Why did
ne stay unless to keep the dying lips from tell
Ing their story of the affair.
. blessed are the merciful. for they shall re-
ceive mercy. The plea for mercy has been
made IN this case. Did Hams show mercy
then! Was that mercy? His course through
out can only be accounted for on the ground
that he wanted Hannegan to die. For nearly
half an hour he sculled around with the body
IN the boat. have heard of pirates as merci-
ful as that. That pale face that looked up to
him then will SO with him all his life and he
VIII see it on land and on That boat ride
with n corpse is not consistent with innocence.
That cry for help from the dying boy was as
much to Tony Hams to any one else. Did
Hains show mercyI
''ln the course of my life IL has been my lot
TO meet with many men of prominence with
blood upon their hands, and never in my life
have l seen man 80 cool as that boy OF twenty
four.
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scyxr " TIE court ROOM.

TIE scene in the court room when the YER
dict came in WIS q curiOu, one. Lighted lamps
around the big barrack-lke room scarcely
sufieed 10 MAKE 4 Ii.,Lt or cheerful but rather
seemed to make II look more barren and
cherries. Sitting ~ the lawyers table vas
the young mar whose late was presumably IN
the balance. lie seemed not ut all nervous
AMI hardly interested IN what Was gong on
about LIN. His brother ard uncle aud one or
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WAS nANSEGAS ROWING?

'You have been asked to discredit the story
OF Robley ID. Evans on the ground that he was
either classifying or else mistaken or deluded by
the sights and sounds that come over 100 feet
Of water--he. man who has been familiar
with the water all his life--he was but nine
teen, think. when he shot TO pieces down
here at Fort Fisher. He testified that the
wounded man pulled one stroke. and possibly
two, after being shot. for he was sure the man
was rowing at the time. What can you make
Of the fact that he did not think a tragedy had
occurred? Why, II is but natural.
Col Bird looked away from the boat but
for the glnnce Of an eye and he testified that in
his opinion the man in the center of the boat
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T ATINER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL HOO u ST.. near u s. Treasury

5000 ROLLS ASSORTED WALL PAPERS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF PATTERNS AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1881.
at Ten . CLOCK a. NJ. within sales rooms. we
will sell withuW reserve large assortment OF Wall
Papeis Oh various sty.cs and patterns. to which We
invite the attention OF dealers and nousefurnisners
generally. LATI1rR Z SLOAN,
-,lrH Angfip
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in cfe,t ADJUST 80. 1901
Leave Washington IroIn station New Jersey
avenue aud q street.
Tor chicago and Northwest, Nestihul-d limited ex-
For C4n'lnnati. ~. Louis aud indianapolis, vesti-
buied limited s 30. eAlfs'ss Al 80 4. IA daily.
For Ptisuure anu Cleveland. express dAIly 30
and y ~ y IN.
Tor Lexington aud staunton tlO.4OAm
foi Manchester aud way stations. 81 30 pm.
fOr IuraA. 80. = ~
fol Roanoke. knoxville. ChattanonEa and Memphis.
lO;O dalIA. S'--!lns thruul~ memphis.
1s.O q o. A. minutes $50 - 30 Id i a. uIiiut,.si
al IN. L.. 10. ia, ~ 90 - ~ IA uut.a-,
30, q. 81, - e. 40. A. uutes 80. b.Ab
O.u, Cd; ~ S.5n. $40. 1000. u "a. n - A.
tlOU, = minutesl. II - ~, 80. .O. ~. 3 =.
4sil. 80 - no. ~ uInutesi. co. 90, 49, 80
800. Ia 30 and IL b ..
Tor Annapolis. % and \ 30 A. m. IL 10 and -
D. IA. sundays. $40 a. lI.. u y.
for tredeIIoA. ril 30 m. 81 Is. $780, ts..so
p.m
for HaeerstoNn 80. 40 n m. - .3Op.m
hOlAL BLIE LINE lOR NEM YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
daily %. $40 1000 Dining Carr. ii .ll "a as
t1:lO DnIns Carr. $50 GA 30 \. Ia. Sleeping Car
olen ~ lUsvp O'c!uckl.
bUnet parior un ali day trains.
FOR Boston, = - Ia. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
Via foaskeepsie Bridge. LANDING Iass-I.eTs Is aud
NJ. station a boston.
fur Atiansc cry, o.. $50 10. 10 and II l5 a. NJ
sundays. %. i 1 40 n
tOr time III suburban trains time tables be had
OF all ticket AGENTS.
Except SUNDAY. Daily gSundays only
baggage called Tor ana checked hotels and
denCes ~ mon lraHsier Go. orders lelt ticket
J.; T. oDELly CHAs. .. sCULI.
auSl Oen. Manager. IA. Pass. Agent.
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Special Correspondent OF The Fveniur S.s-.
HAMPTON. Va, Sept. -. 1891.
ATS o'clock tonight the curtain fell on the
last act on the Hains-I Iana"San tragedy. After
being out for four hours the jury returned to
the court room and tie news spread rapidly
that a verdict had been reached IN a few mo-
nsnts the court room filed NJ again with an
audience for the most part drawn by the mercst
curiosity TO hear what the verdict would be.
''Gentlemer of the jury, have you decided
upon yorr verdict asIeI Clerk Booker.
ave have"
what IL it,
"Nct guilty" mutterel TIE various members
Of :he Jury IN an urdertone-
After some formalitics Thornton J. Hams
was pronounced to be free from the custody Of
the court. and at liberty to leave free man
after three months confinement n The county
nail lie at once started for the corner of the
room where the jnry were sitting and shook
each member BY tie hand in most ELUSIVE
manner.
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was no necessity for those shots in order to
save himself from death or bodily harm, and
so l claim that that murder was a malicious
and premeditated one.
Gentlemen. if you let such homicide as
this go UNPUBLISHED you will set up standard
of lawlessness that will come back to harm
YOU"
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ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-TwO LOTS
RAPIDLY IMPROVING NoRTHEAsT SECTION
AT PUB LIC AUCTION
BOUNDED Dl SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
AND GALES AND STREETS
NORTHEAST.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER TMENTY-THIRD. TWENTY
FOURTH AND TWENTY-FIVE. 1891, IN front of
Z. NJ. we will sell to the highest bidder
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXrl-TWO LOTS
In W. III. Manogues and the American Security and
Trust Companys (by A. L. Britton, president sub
division OF
SQUARE p. LONG MEADOWS"
These desirable lots for small builders being
about 6xOo feet each and m the most rapidly mprov
ing section OF the city Money invested north
east has doubled itself several times in the past fe "
Years, and is much sought after by SPECTATORS.
Transportation facilities unexcelled; street cars,
herdcs and carettes within square also the
NUS Oh three new nnes for which bills were introduced
in last Congress.
II street, Florida, Maryland and Tennessee sv en- ues
Bsiensburg and Bennng loads all center right here
In close proXE ty To the Hygiene Ice Company, Heu-
rich's proposed new brewery. olumba railroad and
carette stables, &c, SC. making this with its many
advantages, the ost desirable investment eithe.
speculation or as home, that has been offered the
Washington pubic in many years.
Inc terms, which are very easy and come within
reach OF most everybody, One fourth cash. the
balance IN one two and three Years. with and
secured by deed OF trust the property, ali cash.
All conyeyanciilg and recording cost OF purchaser
deposit OF $oO VIII he required each lot at time Of
sale
Pats and further Information cheerfully furnished
LATIMER & SLOAN.
eelo-dGdS AuctioneerD
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ArIMER SLOAN, Auc,ioneer.
- 140Q q ST.. near q. g. Treasury

I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, suc,ioneers.
- 14o9 q ST.. near q. g. Treasury.
=, TO CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF A SYNDICATE
vERYyALuABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY IN GEoRN { TOWN. d. c.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BEING PREMISES No, 1442 THfRTY-SECoND
BuILDING LOT on 2 STREET BETWEEN
THIRTIETH AND TH1RTY-FIRST STREETS
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER TMENTY-SECOND,
1901. at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, in front OF the prem
ses. we will sell the east - feet by depth Of
j. Il. GoRpoN's SUBDIVISION or
LOT 2S3. IN SQUARE 90.
GEORGETOWN. u. c.,
Situate on the south side OF street between 30h and
This lot is .plendidly situated in q most desirable
location and but very few lots for sale any price
IN this section
AT HALF-PAsT FIVE 7. NJ, SAME DAY,
valuable improved property on ed street near p
LOT I57. IN SQUARE "A.
Georgetown. d. c. beginning IS feet from the
southwest corner Of sd and streets and running
south sd street A. feet thence west % "a feet
thence north 40 81 feet thence east IS ~ feet to the
square feet of ground. Improved by . three-story
brick dwelling.
This property is desr4by located in one Of the best
business sections Of GEORGETOWN, easily
tie by the electric and Metropolitan railroads. COM
mends Itself IN many ways TO investors and those
seeking q business location.
Terms on each lot one third cash. balance in twelve
ana eighteen months with interest ami secured by
ing and eyanciilg at purchaser and a de-
post OF 500 Will be required each piece at time Of
sale.
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days or the
fAutlnK purchaser. Titles good.
sel5dSds LATIMER& SLOAN, Auctioneers
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4 ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IA effect May 70, 1901.
Leave L MON DEPOT 9TH and streats
10 Tor Newport News. Old FONT Comfort aus
Norfolk daily. Arrive a Old Ivlut at 80 q m
and Norfolk At 655 a. N.
2p.m. Cincinnati EKpress daily stations in gir.
klnla, West Virginia. kentucky and Cincinnati.
Nestibule Sleepers and entire train run though
without change to Cincinnati. arriving a. ~ e. ~
Dining Car ~ Clifton fOrge. seryIlg .uass ani
supper
IL :lop. H.. F. +. V. yestibule Limited daily soii
Trains. With dining carr. run through WITH IL
change TO Cincinnati. AestlOule sl-slasr tor
inlton and Louisville. Pullman Cars are oIsp =
receive pAsssngers at u pm.
oflces. Oh AID laSl fellnsy lyania avenue.
II. ". FULLER
myb Genera! fas-s AGENT
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7 .ATIMER & SLOAN: Aucuoneers,.
IL l4O9 u ST.. near U. S. Treasury

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARE No. $50 AT AUCTION.
SAID Square BEING BOUNDED By Ninth
AVENUE AND u SHEET NOR rHEAsT.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IWENTY-FIRST
1891. At FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, IN front OF the prem
Uses. will sell
LOTS %. IA. 10. 10 AND17
OF William a Cioruon's and James 4. Padsetts,
tees. subdivision OF lots . and 3 in
SQUARE 931.
All fronting north SIDE OF street between 9Th and
10Th streets northeast. Lot Is has depth OF a. feet
lhe other lots all front IT, ~ feet each by depth
100 feet.
Lots ID and 10 run back to an alley 30 feet wide
This property has a south 'front.' and being in easy
stance OF car lines makes II pro able safe IN
restlnent for small capitalists home The
terms are easy the properly well situated. high and
healthy, and altogether offers q opportunity
the foundation of home.
Terms: One[hird cash. balance in one and two
Years. with interest. and secured deed trust
the property, ali cash All convey ancing and re-
corilng at cost of purchaser. deposit OF slUO will
complied with in fifteen days the property NAV
resold at risk and cost of defauting purchaser Pats
% the property lie at the Office OF the auc-
tloneers. Title good LAIlMER a SLOAN.
sel2-dSds Aucrioueers
A UCTION SALE.-wILL SELL AT AUCTION
"A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENTl-HlIiST
1891 fifty head OF choice mich and lot farm
ing implements. milk and err viii sell al
private sale IL desired Terms: All over so six
months credit; al under, cash. All sailsiac-
torlly Endorsed.
p. MCLAUGHLIN.
sel4-6t' kossyn. Va.
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CHIROPODISTS.

'TENDYK FEET INSTANTLY RELIEVED ANI
i cure guaranteed; best references.
Dh. J. J. GEORGES SON.
Parlors Ills Ia ave. u. ". ACKNOWLEDGMENT
bunions and ingrowins and club nAlls vithous -
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Economyite Dollars.

A few days ago store Of bright
silver dollars bearing dates from 1928
to 1880 were sent TO tho Economy
Bank in Pennsylvania. and they have
history. When Father Ripp was the
patriarch OF Economy there appeared
this was in lS30-a man who styled
himself Counl Leo Poll. He brought
with him thirty German followers. and
the whole party were received into the
society. Pioli was n plausible scamp.
with talent for intrigue. and he soon
had the good brethren by the ears.
One day he demanded for himself aud
his clique half of the society's funds.
To get rid OF the fellow Father R,pp
turned over to him 500. 900, and Pioii
took himself OFF with the money aud
set up rival society ut Phillipsburg.
This came TO grief, and when the
funds OF the coloni>ts ran low Pioli
planncd raid on the treasures Of
Economy. Somebody warned the
good Father Rapp. who. with the nine
trustees. buried the wealth CT the
society. The raiders came. but only to
be routed by women Of the settlement.
The money recently deposited in the
Economy Bank was only a part of the
store. the place OF conceaImcnt of
which is known only 10 the trustees
OF to-day. who in turn will disclose the
secret 10 their SUCCESSORS.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-12-05

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