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LAUREL.

Street improvements are now In order in
Laurel. and plans and specifications have
been prepared and will be received until the
18th of August for the first mile of paving,
curbing and laying sidewalks under the act
of the last legislature authorizing the ex-
penditure of shout s45,OOO for this purpose.
There is nothing new in political circles
in this locality, except the convention held
by the populists in Washington, which was
attended by some CT our citizens. Up to the
present time democrats and republicans are
Quietly waiting the cali for the primaries,
after which we may expect lively times.
The citizens of Laurel have just returned
from their seventh annual excursion to Bay
Ridge. Each year it seems to grow in in
terest but owing to the hard times only
about 800 participated in the outing. The
Laurel Military Band furnished the music.
and many persons from Baltimore, Wash
iI ston and the surrounding country helped
TO swell the number of the pleasure seekers.
There was attempt at suicide in Laurel
this week. a young girl about fifteen years
of age. swallowed a teaspoouful of quick
silver, aid after hard work the physicians
savel her life.
Some OF ou- people are in demand for
operatives in cotton mills in the south. Mr..
A T Luber and his son, Marcus, have been
engaged for new mill liz Columbia, S. c.,
at wages double what hey received here.
1t Is said that more of our expert hands
will be sent for to be employed in this new
mill, which IS one of the largest and finest
in the United States.
The lodge of Good Templars recently gave
an entertainment here which was largely
attended and much enjoyed In addition to
the members and friends from Laurel, Wis
tiers from distance were in attendance.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SchedIIle IN elect Lime q laak

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect June Q, 1854.
Leave wasLinxton from station. corner Of Hs0
jersey ssenue and street.
F.. cineinasti 81 Ioai: md Indianapolis. v..ss
s .sS :.p ls.V a. asA 10
an and s:35 pm.
FOR winchester and way stutfons. 80 m.
c no, Luray Natural Bridge. Roanoke, KnOzytlls
For Lnray. 1880 pm. daily.
rio. 100. $50 q miaaie., $50 so aooJ
% % minutes am., Il2oo. ICES, 1919 1870
go s's ss go SO 81; .s S 4, is 3
a s,sa n % Pm Sundays 1920. 1880 600, IS
800 ma sS s ss sia .s , sos liz
$50. rs.oc. Ks;oo 1000, iii 20. ii:ss pm
nnr ssnGsy. $40 and sm es ss AM NM iai' and
For Frederick. ail:l5 am. ei:I5 az So as 80
For Hagerstown all Is n m and as 30 nm.
or Bosd and way points, hs 40 pm.
an. ai2:5o. a3'oo. a.:s3. rs :s5, b7 :oS hi 80
Is5 %nsa@f'Is pun sGR Tap sss Tas n % ss
pr FSr nay s'pI ,ss. only ny, aasp asso pm
a;ls am; 80 and 3:I5 pm. pm ''"''
ROYAL BLUE LINZ ron NEW YORK AND
For Phiiadelphia. New YORK. nos.oa and the
S eas5. d ha 1,n 500 do'eo m sun Timing
soo On 80 pm. Sleeping Car. open at 1910
Bunet Parlor Cars on all day trains
Tor Atlantle CIty. week days. 4.30, 10 90 a m.
and 100 Noon. Sundays, 4.2o am. i2:oo noon.
FOR Cape May aud Sea Isle city. week days, 20
am add IL noon. Sundays 4 80 am.
For Brigantine Beach, week days, 4:2o an and
l2!oc noon. Sundays, 1900 noon
Except Sunday D l,aily Sunday only.
ENpr,ss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences by tnicn Transfer Company on orders
at depot. - '
X. Is. CAMPBELL. CHAs a SCIrII
3Io 1en. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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ROCKVILLE,

During the prevalence Of a severe thunder
storm yesterday evening a fire occurred in
the business office Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad station at this place hut
which was extinguished before much dam
age was done. The fire originated from
telegraph wire which runs into the room
and which was overcharged by the electric
huid from the storm cloud The fire was
FIRST discovered by a colored boy In passing
the front window, and the office being closed
at the time. he at once informed Mr.. Frank
Rabbit. operator at the tower, a short dis
lance from the station, who at once ran to
the scene of the fire, and by breaking open
a rear door gained access to the ROOM and
In short time the flames were quenched.
In the meantime the alarm had spread to
other parts of the place, and in a short
time the town fire apparatus was on the
ground, but its services were not needed
The extent of the damage consisted in the
burning of the window frame and some pa
pers near the same.
On Friday morning the large tobacco
house of Mr.. w. w. Soper. near Cedar
Grove, this county, caught on fire. and the
building, together with about 200 pounds
of tobacco, was entirely destroyed. Mr.
Soper was preparing to pack and ship his
crop OF tobacco to market. and a fire had
been made in the house that morning in
order to get II in good condition. The loss
will amount to several hundred dollars. up
on which there was no insurance
MIR. l.. l.. Nicholson and family, who have
been spending some time at Chapel Point
and other resorts on the lower Potomac re-
turned to their home at this place on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Bryan of Alexandria,
Va, are visiting friends at this place.
Mrs. George Baird of Wilmington, Del,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Moulton are
guests of Mrs. Jas. L. Owens at Washing
ten Grove.
Mr.. Bradon Vandeventer Of Loudoun
county, Va, is visitor at the home of
Mr.. Frank Kilgour of Potomac district.
DIR. Gilpin Wilson of West Virginia is
visiting the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilson, near this place
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the clerk of the circuit court during
the past week: Mr.. Jesse o. Matthias and
Mrs. Teresa j. Belt; Mr.. Jas. W. Boswell
and Mrs. Jennie Magruder; Mr. Chas. Law
renee and Miss Margaret Johnson; Mr..
James NJ. Soper and Miss Sarah E. Herbert.
Miss Rachel Henderson of Mffiintown.
Pa, is a guest at the residence of Mr.. Jas.
b. Henderson. this town.
Mr.. w. Veirs Bouic of this place. who has
been spending some time at Cape May. re-
turned home on Saturday night.
Miss Mary Watkins of Washington was
a recent guest at the residence Of Mr.. Syl-
vester Jones of Potomac district.
On Friday evening tine Athletics OF this
place were defeated by the Old Dominion
Club Of Alexandria. the score standing
to 10.
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DUNCANSON BROS. AUCrIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, IN ANACopSTIA On
FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR TIE ANACy,STix
STREET CARS. CHANCE FOR CHEAP
HOME TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDE,I,
WITHOUT RESERVE
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, fe,,-.>i g.
Libcr No. 1901, folio 34S ct se1 of the LAM
records Of the District Of Columbia, We will sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises, at
HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK I'M, on TUESDAY
THE THIIcrY-EIRST DAY OF JULY, A. ID, 1894
all that piece parcel Of land, situated and being
in the District OF Columbia. and known aud d..
scrbcd the southerly Cne-half, fronting ON
Franklin street, by the width OF lot numbered two
hundred and twenty-cne t221), in that subdivision
Of part of Chichester, recorded October 81 1856 in
Book County No. g. folio 50, of the records OF the
surveyors Office Of said District, together with all
and singular tic appurtenances, rights privileges
improvements and other heredtaments to the
same belonging. or IN anywise appertaining
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase mo, I. >
10 he paid In cash, and the balance in one and
two years. to be represented by the notes OF the
cent per aunum from day OF sale, payable semi
annually secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty sold. all cash, at the option of the Iir-
chaser. A deposit Of 500 required at time OF
r1le. All conveyancing and recording ut the cost
Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within fifteen days from date of sale, Other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell MT
the risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser after
hvc days notice of such resale published IN some
Newspaper Of Washington, ID. c.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON,
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM,
Ul:-co,Sds Trustees.
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soCTiiERN RAILWAY,
hfInAFllAT AMP IFNsI-.

Schedule ia eject July l. 1894
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvunia Pas.
sellser Station. Washington. 10 a.
500 am. daily-I.scal for Danville and inter-
nlttilate stations. and at Iynclsurx with
the Norfolk and Western railroad Westward daily,
day.
n;oi an. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAn.-DaiIy. operates Pullman Buffet Sleeperp,
New York add Washington via Charlotte and CO.
lumlia 10 Savannah and JackSonrille uniting az
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta also carrtes
through Pullman Banct Sleeper New YORK 20 Mouy.
gon'ry, with connections for New Orleans Con-
meets , nj Atlanta for birmingham. Ala, Columbus
AS p.m-Dalr TO Orange and intermediate
.tatids. and through train for trout Royal and
Stfastnrg. daily. except Sunday.
ERS NESrIbuLlD LIMITED. composed Of Puii.
man Nestibuled slecPers and Diniag Cars. runs via
.hhfloite and Columbia TO Augusta. Sav9pnah,
yaksonvile and Tampa. carrying Pullman sleeper
Sleeper New YORK to New Orleans via Atlanta ana
Montgomery. New York 30 Asheyille via Salishury
washington 20 NempAs Ns Birmingham aud
washington TO Augusta ria Columbia. Dining car
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pIvI-
SION leave Washington at 80 am. daily -
pm, daily. except Sunday. and 80 p. m. sunday
only; for Round BIN. and :: 30 pm. daily. eIcept
H-rrdon Returning. arrive Washington $50 a NJ,
500 pm, daily. from Ecand Hin. ssaa M.
daily, except Sunday from Iccsi,urg.. saS SIS ..
m daily, except Sunday. from H-rBdsn DULY.
Through trains from tse south arrive Washing.
ton lib an. 10 pm. and = 10 pm. Mana1-
sas Division y 40 am. daily, except Sunday. and
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and inforrus-
tsn furnished at Offices. 5il and 1900 rennsylv2>
mia avenue and at rassenger Station. Pennsylvas
ME Railroad. Washington. n. c.
W. II. GREEN, Gea. Man.
W A TURK. Gen Pas. Art
l.. s. BROWN. Gen ACT. Pass Dept tu2
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RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Warren Cochran of Delaware Is visit
Ing the family of DIR. John Williamson.
Col T. s. Albert of Washington spent
Sunday with P. c. Stevens at Royston.
Miss Garland was yesterday the guest of
her brother. Mr.. ]. S. Garland. who is sum-
mering at oak Lawn"
Misses Jessie Cramer and Rose Moline
are visiting Randolph friends
Mr.. j. w. Crawford, wife and child ar
rived yesterday at Ingieside. on a brief visit
to the family of William Gill.
The SNOWFALL machine has found its way
TO Randolph, and is the most popular en-
terprise in town since the mercury contin-
ues to climb.
The exodus on Sunday from the colored
colony means camp meeting in keyeS'
woods, near West End, Rock viiie.
This is the second week OF It's progress
and il is largely attended by our village
coiored folk.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS { CO., Aucr1oxEERa


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIN,rRoyEp
TRACT OF LAND CALLED Rt2SIRyHY OF
IEIEiS Mill. SEAT. LOCATED On TIE
EAST SIDE OF BRIGuTwOOD AyENI n
NEAR BRtiHTWoOD, IN Tue DISTRICT or
BY Virtue OF certain deed of ,ra... bearing
date on the 18th day Of May. AID. lSss. aud re-
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia ara
at the request OF The holder the notes secure.
thereby. We Will sell. a. plhlie auction, in fypt
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. u. 1894 an
HALFPASr FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the Following
described real estate in the county OF washin. on
OF the land called ''Resurvey of Peters Mn
Scat" beginning foT the same al the northwest
corner Of the lot conveyed TO Reheccs L. R.aiie
in the east line % 'th street road. thence viii
the north line OF her lot s. So. degrees r. ~
perchcs 20 the eastern line of the said trait.
thence with said line y. 10 degrees W. IS 81 loo
srecs w. 12-l00 perchcs. thence leaving sstd
outlines \. ss3ai degrees W. 40 pcrches to Inc
aforesaid 9TH street road. rherec with saiI rod
:. degrees w. ~ f-lo0 pcrrhrs. thence = az
degrees w. IL 2o-loo pcrrhcs to the plac, OF he
ginning containing fifteen acres OF land
Terms OF sale: 1-3 Of the purchase money to Is
equal inst.ments in one, two and three years
from the date Of sale, the notes of the purchaser
TO be given for The deferred paymonts bearing
Interest a; the rate Of G per cent per ananm,
payable scmi-annualiy, aud TO be secured 10y .i,rd
OF iriist CpCn the property sold, CT all cash at
The option 0. the purchaser. a deposit OF xs.l
q. sale &c lie complied with within fifteen dsY.
FROM day OF SALE The TRUSTEES reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of tha
dcfaultng purchaser after Eve DAVIS r,l,cr;t.c
ncnt In any newspaper published IN tho Dist:I,.
OF Columbia of such resale All conycyapeu.- .ad
roSordin: at purchasers cost.
i hTENT n n. E EsEni
g-"c&d$ Tr1istses
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HENRY ". RAKER. Trustee.
ty27-d&ds House Of Representatives, q. 2
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY, SITUATE on
2TTH STREET. STREET AND 18th
STREET. II WEST wASIIINlsrON. AND OON-
SISTiNt; or THIRTY Cspl TWo-STSpRY BRICK
HOT SIS AND FOUR TNIMIToNED LOTS.
Fy virtue Of deed of trust 30 us, bearing date
May I. 1881. and duly recorded in Litter No. l5so,
folio 26l 1T seg of the land records Of the Dis
irct Of Columbia. aid t TIE request IL the parties
sscused THEREBY, win sell, pa lie auction Tn
front OF said premises, MONDAY, the SIXTH
DAY OF AUGUST. AID. 1874. at FOUR O'CLOCK
I'm. the following described real estate. situate
ia what is known Georgetown, in the District Of
Columbia, and httS nj! of lots narl!ered 81, 81.
3G and 81 and all 81 lots numbered 40 10 Ga. both
Inclusive of MILAN II. MANO,it l.. subdivision
Of parts OF lots q 10 81. Inclusive uIOLMEAD'S
ADDITION. la square numbered -. per plat
recorded IibcT A. H. s. folio -.1 OF the records
OF the Office OF the surveyor Of the District OF
lumbia. together With the improvements thereon.
Terms o. sale: The property will lie offered sep
aTatey. and the terms of sale in of each lsar-
Gel sold will be onc-third cash, the balance in one,
Two and three y,asS. for which notes OF the pnr-
chaser bearing .ntcrest n. q per cent per annun.
intrrvs- pcya:lr serii-anraally. and ured upon
the property sold. Will be taken. all cash, a
the oprtun Of fnr purchaser. deposit OF SlcO will
lie required at time of sale each parcel sold.
All COIN aLcins and Recording az purchasers cost.
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with in nfIeen days
otherH lse Trustees the right 10 resell the
property ut the risk and cost Of deflulting pur-
chaser purchasers.
MAHLON ASHFORD
AIDS Is. BROWNE.
t25-eo Trustees
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE TWO $40
EltICk DWELLING. KNOWN As rREMI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE Two-sroRY
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES
$3.50 g STREET SDUTiNi1Sr.
by virtue OF certain decd VI trust. hearing date
on the twentieth ,scthD day OF May, AID. isie. and
recorded among the land records Of the District Of
Columbia in LLcr No. 1881. folio les ct seg and
AT the request Of the holders 4 the notes secured
Thereby We Will onrr AT lsIay auction. frunt OF
the premises, on TUESDAG. TIE SEVENTH DAl
oF AUGUST, AID 1874, Al Is O'CLOCK l.. NJ. IN.
following described real estate situate In tie city
OF Washington District of columbia. TO Wit. All
that certain pecc IsIo,l "f lssd aud IdcmIses
known and distinguished and bein. lot Numbered
forty t4lb in Thomas \. hlass slsiLiv ison of
lots in square numbered three hunI ID end eighty
nine tts:' as said Subdivision is recorded in book
IL. folio 81. Of tbs rec1rls Il the surveyors otice
OF the District Of Columbia. together with the i'm
prov cIneTts thereon.
Terms onethrd OF tie purchase raoney TO he
paid in cash and Tic balance ccaal irsi all
ulens. respectively, in ore ard two years secure.
Icy deed of trust upon ;hc property cold. with in
tcrest thereon payable Semi-lnH,aily, at the rate
OF per cent annun:. all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will DC re-
quired at the tiue OF sale. Sale 10 he closed ju
fifteen days from day o! salr, o. herwiss the IuoI-
erty will bc Tcsold the risk and cp>t OF ,lcfauir.
ing purchaser after five DAYS notice of such rsale
10y advertisement in sofa" nUe unore newspapers
published in Washington ID. a.
LOUIS y. WINE. Trustee
CLARENCE Is. RiEEI. Trustee,
N-'-d&ds 9l6 + st. NV.
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Ul?-co,l&da
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR NEAT AND AT.
TRACTIvE TWO-STOl,Y BRICK DWEIJJNGS
n GEORGErOwN. y. C.. KNOWN AS PREM
ISES NUS. 1859, 1861. 1863 AND 1865 VAL
INVESTMENT.
b. virtue Of q certain deed o: trust Gated the
fourteenth day Of June, A. ID. IS93 ami recorded
aE:Ong the land records Of the District of Columbia
lbeI 1871. folio Us ct sea-, and AZ the request OF
the holders Of TIE notes secured thereby, we will
offer at public auction in front Of tie premises on
WEDNESDAY. THU EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST
A. ID. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLOCK J.. NJ the follow.
ing described property, situate In the city George
town, District Of Columbia to wit: Ali those GER
tain pieces and parcels of land and premises know n
and distinguished as and being sub lots numbered
twenty-five CD TO twenty five t25). both Inclusive
Of William ii. Manoguc's subdivision OF part Of
slCarc numbered one hundred am! eleven OH,
Georgetown. District Of Columbia, as said plat is
recorded In the Office Of the OF the District
Of Columbia In GEORGETOWN subdivision No. g. page
s., together with tie Improvement. thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onc-tnrd Of tie purchase money
to he paid IN cash and the balance to be p,ii In
two equal inst ailments respectively. in one and two
years, secured by a deed of trust upon the proI-
erty sold with interest, payable scmi-annually at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit of 500 VIII
BE- required ut u G time Of sale Sal. TO he close,
IN fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise tine
property will he rcsold 1T the risk cost OF de-
fdultng purchaser after five days advertisc.ncn Mt
in some newspaper published IN Washington D. G.
CCEyeyancng at cost OF purchaser.
LOUIS ID. WINE. T.uStee.
CLAEI.NCE u. RHEEM, Trustee
~
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KENSINGTON.

Rev. r. NJ. Moore, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church here. preached at the Hamline
NJ Z. Church of Washington en- last Sun
day, morning and evening. Rev. Mr.. York
of Washington filed the pulpit at this place.
Mr.. G. w. Swartzel led the Epworth League
meeting in the evening.
A match game of base ball between em-
ployes OF the interstate commerce commits
zion and picked nine from Kensington, on
Thursday. resulted in favor of the visitors
score. Isl.
ON last Friday the members and friends
OF the Methodist Sunday School held a pic
nic at Chevy Chase. n large crowd gather
cd at zee church. from where they were
conveyed to the grounds in two-horse
wagons. returning late in the evening.
Misses Annie Black and Bessie Showacre
OF Baltimore. VINO have been visiting Mrs.
X. NJ. Moore, have returned home.
Misses Mamie and Mollie Wheatley of
West Washington are visiting their grand
father, Mr. W. II. Wheatley.
Miss ida PolkiahOrn is visiting the Misses
Harr.
Mrs. Jordan of Indianapolis. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Emory
Baxter. has returned nome.
Mr.. Paul Derrick Of Virginia is home for
q visit.
Mrs. J. L. Calhoun Of Washington is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Calhoun.
Mr.. Gordon Ray has gone to Virginia for
q two weeks visit.
Miss Mary Duvau of Washington. who
has been visiting Mrs. Edgar w. Moore
las returned home.
Miss Annawill Robinson of Washington
Is visiting Mrs. j H Fishback.
Miss Luianer Mannakec has returned
from Monterey Springs. Md.
Miss Grace Howells of Washington, who
has been visiting Mrs. j. K. Marks, has re-
turned hon e.
Miss May Clark has returned from
two months visit to Fall River. Mass.
Nj. j. T; Shannon and family have gone
to Colonial Beach.
There has been no serious fire at this
pace for the past year, but the citizens see
the necessity of taking some action to pro-
tect property IN case of fire. On Thursday
evening . meeting. will be held in the
library for the purpose of organizing a FIRE
company. Much interest Is being manifest
ID in the movement.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO, AuCTIcNEEI,s.
6l2 st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
MAINLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST AND No
1853. | 'S
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date of
ISL LAY OF December, 1892, and duly recorded in
Liner lI43, folio All, one OF the land records Of
the District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees
VIII SELL by direction OF the party secured there
ny, In front OF the premises, on MONDAY. Az
GtSr THIRTEENTH, 1894, at FIVE O'CLOCK
IN, the follo wing described improved real estate
as follows Lots H. Is and Ii. in David l.. Morri-
son subdivision OF lots in square 1S:i, improve
ny three brick buildings. being Nos. 800, Boz and
@+ Maryllnd avenue northeast, one being occupied
as store and dwelling ard the other two as dwell
ings. Also the rOrth 10 feet of lot 49, same sub
division and same square, improved by brick
residence being No. 219 Sd street mort beast
N B.-This property will he first sold in separate
pieces, and then be offered as n whole, with the
understanding that II the aggregate is greater
lhan In separate parcels the first purchasers will
Forfeit all claim TO their purchase.
TERMS: One-third cash. the residue I'm two equal
Payments, at one and two years. with notes bear
my interest at per cent per annum until paid
and secured by deeds Of trust on the property
thasers cost $50 deposit will be required on
each piece OF property when 1t is struck of or
$oOO II sold as a whole. If the terms CT sale are
rot complied with i'm fifteen days from the date
u ereof the trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser, after due advertisement in some news
paper published In the District Of Columbia
AMI nODD,
EDWARD l. DOBBINS.
Trustees.
Care Of TYLER & RUTHEnFORD,
J<o1NuS 1907 Il n. w.
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NORTH TAKOAIA.

AnJther enjoyable dance was given on
Saturday evening last by tn. proprietors
and guests o. Hotel Takoma to their
friends from Washington Those present
enjoyed themselves immensely in the terp-
sichorean crt 20 the strains of the excellent
mnsic which was located in the balcony
overlooking the large dance hall Of the
hotel. Among those in attendance were
Miss HenS Gcncse. Mr.. A p. Brown and
X Mme. Yrs. e. a Johnson. Mr.. e. E.
Hastings and wife. Judge l.aneaux, Mr. d.
T. Laned:x. Judge Hall, Mr.. Chas. Will
tiams. Mr.. l.. a. Nortliway. Miss Williams,
r.. Chas. 6. Woodward, Mrs. valatine
Eek. Miss Daisy Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Lean. Mr. Horace Eenney. Mr.. Geo. French
and vic. Gr. Thcs Shaffcr and wife,
Misses Jennie and Mary Stone. Mr. Will
Stone, Mr. Ossocd Bowel. Mr.. Dwight An
cers?n Mr. NJ. d. Brainard. Ir,; Mr.. Chas.
Il Scott Of Alasama. Mr.. Ifiic.t Mr. Sar-
gent, Mr.. w. H. Bryson of Harrisburg; Pa :;
Mr. = y. Lester. AR. anc Mr. Crousi.
Mr. AL Mrs. :. .. Crou5i. Representative
Noodmaa anG wife. Mr Ordway Gilbert.
Mr. W. Vaotman Of Baltimore. Mr.. w. ID
Eislcw. lIr. ". s. Nicholson and wife of
fhiafelphia. !ir. Allen r. Boyd. Miss Jcn-
ne L.. Monroe. Hr. Alex Hunter, Miss
~. 9. G.. Eutler, Afr, W. s. Poole. Mr. y
W. MItci,l. NJ. C. NJ Towson. Peprcscn.
iatiye e. Ls2haT; Mrs. Asnew, Mis-
E1v'c,. ~. h:iIst aSa:t', Mr.. \. G. Hoop
nor +nd ,'ifr If Tc,r e:>ce Mr. B. F. Gil
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