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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE, DARR co., AuCrIONEElis.


CHANCERY sALE-PARTrrIoN OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN MlSE, DECEASED.
BY virtue OF u decree Of The supreme Court OF
No. 14s64. wherein Mary l.. Dawson ct al. are
compartments and kmma +. Byrnes ct al are de-
PENDANTS, We will, on THURSDAY, The FIRST
DAY OF FEBRUARY, lo34, Al hALF-fASI
in front OF the property, The following Described
real estate:
~ Lot Is, in square 492. Of the city of Wash
tnyton. District OF Columbia, ben. situate ut the
fronting rs feet, mere or less, on 4ha street, and
running back on street Ito teet, more or less.
~ Lot IL. in square 1872, OF the city OF washing
ton, District Of Columbia, being Immediately IN
part thereof, fronting IS feet more or less, on
street, and running back to q depth of - feet,
more or less.
These lots will first be offered together. and II
satisfactory sale is not thus made will be imme-
diatey thereafter offered separately.
Terms OF sale. as provided by the decree: One
third. Of the purchase money TO be paid in cas- b
within ten days from, the day of sale. of which
TWO hundred dollars Is to be paid as q deposit at
the time Of sale each lot. and the balance Of
tie purchase money in two equal installments, In
one ard two years from the day Of sale, for which
the purchaser shall deliver promissory notes. dated
on the day Of SALE and to bear interest at the rate
OF six Der cent per annum, and secured by q deed
OF trust upon the property sold, all cash, ut the
option of the purchaser.
All conveyancing and recording at the cost Of the
purchaser. and II terms of sale not complied
with within twenty days after the day of sale the
defaulting purchaser, or otherwise, the court
may direct.
FRANK 7. BROWNING,
4l6 9th st. NV.
Fendal bldg.
Ja2O-d&ds Trustees.
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ing have yet been made, except that the
order has been given for the rope. The
in about ten days. 1t will be built in the
jail yard, and will be modelled after the
scaffold on which Felix Munchour Of this
county was hung some years ago.
Detectives in this city have temporarily
brought to a close the promising career Of
clever young swindler, who devoted his
attention to beating hotels and stealing
valuables therefrom. few days ago he
registered at a hotel in Ellicott City as H.
Bond of Philadelphia. leaving without
paying his board and taking with him some
of the property of the hotel. Chief of Po-
lice Vansant Of Ellicott City notified the
authorities here to watch out for him. On
Wednesday he arrived here. and registered
at the City Hotel as H. Lee of York, Pa.
Proprietor Charles d. Doll suspected the
man. and at once notified constable, who
placed him under arrest. Chief of Police
Vansant came on Friday, recognized the
fellow, and took him back to Ellicott City.
He had two packages with him while here.
and upon examining them they were found
to contain brick and some cut straw.
While VIM. Hayes a young man in the
employ Of the Electric Light and Power
Company of Frederick, was up in a tree on
West Patrick street Thursday fixing a
wire. he lost his balance and fell a distance
of thirty -fve feet to the pavement. landing
on his side. Instead of being dead, how
ever. he recovered consciousness in a few
minutes, and complained of nothing but a
sore hip.
The anniversary Of the birth Of Gen. Lee
was commemorated in Frederick on Friday
night by Alexander Young Camp of Con-
Tolerate Veterans, who held an elaborate
banquet at Hallers restaurant. Eloquent
speeches appropriate to the day were made,
and a choice and elaborate menu was
served.
While the Rev. A. c. Stinespring,a promi-
nent preacher of this county, was driving
to funeral in Bakers valley on Thursday
some portion Of his buggy broke which
frightened the horse and caused it to run
away. The Rev. Stinespring was thrown
out and severely cut and bruised.
County Constable Jacob Brengle on
Thursday arrested VIM. Fogle near New
Midway, this county, charged with forging
the name of ]. T. Wagner of Woodsboro' to
an order for goods. He was brought to
Frederick and hello for a hearing by JUS
tice Eckstein.
Capt. Stephen r. Bowlus died on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at his home near
Broad run, this county. aged seventy-two
years. He was extensively engaged in
farming In the county, and was looked
upon as one of its most substantial citi-
zens. In politics he was originally a demo-
crat, but at the breaking out of the war he
espoused the cause of the Union, and took
command Of the Middletown Home Guards
He served two terms as a member of the
board of county commissioners, and was a
member Of the county delegation in the
Maryland legislature Of 1850
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FREDERICK.

VIM Leonard, who was convicted at Rock
vile of the murder of Jesse T. Anderson at
Lime Kiln. this county, has less than
month to live, and the day for his execu-
ton, February 16 is rapidly drawing near
Leonard has been sick with the quinsy for
several days past, and looks emaciated
before his sickness he spent much Of his
time sitting at the door of his cell with his
guard. smoking and reading. He says that
he is prepared to die. but he thinks that
his punishment is too severe, contending
that the shooting of Anderson was acct
dental He is willing, he says, to pay the
penalty for his crime. but thinks his SEN
t-nce ought to be committed to imprison-
ment for life. No preparations for the hang
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SUBURB AN NEWS.
ALEXANDRIA.

With nightfall last night began the spe-
cial observances in honor of the birthday
of Gen. Robert Z. Lee. The eve ming was
an unusually pleasant one for January.
and the moon reinforced the electric light
in Frightening up the town. Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans assembled at their
hall in the Columbia engine house and
moved in a line to Hotel Fleischmann. op-
posite the market on Cameron street
There a sumptuous feast was spread. the
menu leaving nothing to be desired. Col.
W. A. Smoot. commander. presided. and af-
ter the inner man was satisfied to the
music OF the knife and fork, the feast Of
sentiment began. Comrade Wharfield read
Gen. Lees farewell address to the army.
DIR. Bedford Brown spoke with great beau
~ and force on the life and example Of
Gen. Lee, and the rest of the evening pass
ed In toasts, responses, witticisms and
"Reminiscences of biyouac and battle field.
The moon had long passed the zenith when
the pleasant company separated.
The birthnight ball of the Alexandra
police force made McBurney's Hall merry
with dancers dancing in tune from the
early evening to the hours when the stars
began to fade in the east. The throng was
very large. the order excellent. and the oc-
casion one of very great enjoyment to the
many hundreds who participated. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit OF the family of
cidentally killed while doing duty as q
member Of the police force, and it Is believ-
ed that about 500 have been raised for this
purpose.
Mr.. VIM. c. Gould of Washington and
Miss Mary Greenwood, daughter OF Mr..
Chas- w. Greenwood Of this city, were
married Wednesday night by Rev. Father
Cutler, and after a reception at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Greenwo God, the happy couple
left for wedding tour.
The appellate decision reversing the judy
ment Of the corporation court on the last
trial Of JEFF Phillips turned on the point
that the court erred in allowing the trial
to proceed after an affidavit had been filed
for the defense that 1t could not safely
proceed in the absence Of Mr.. John H.
Greene. a material witness.
Mr.. John T. Henderson, well known In
Washington. had his back yard robbed last
night of table linen from the clothes line,
and provisions from the refrigerator.
An attentive audience gathered last night
at Christ Church chapel to hear Bible
lecture by Mr.. Mathews Of the Theological
Seminary of Virginia
Mr.. VIM Murray has had an operation
performed at the Presbyterian Hospital In
Baltimore. to remove a cataract which had
formed on his left eye
State Senator Mushbach and Delegate
Bendheim have taken advantage Of the adj
1ournment of the legislature until Monday
to spend three days at their homes In this
city.
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THOMAS BOWLING L Co..AUCTTONEERs
612 ST. NORTH WEST.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsrATr
ON 2sD ST NV, BETWEEN AND n
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date NJ Dc
cember .. A. D. 1890. recorded in liber INA ,o,tn
10 ct. seq, of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia, and at the written request OF Tho
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction
In front Of the premises on FRIDAY, THE TWEEN
Ti-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D., 1894, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, p NJ ali that
piece or parcel Of land and premises situate and
being in the city Of Washington in the D,s,rirt
aforesaid, and known and described as and beIns
part Of original lot six 49,. in square fifty sig C55
described by metes and bounds as follows To VIII
beginning for the same at a point on the east s,do
OF I'D street west, 10 feet north from the sonth
west corner of said lot six, and running thence
east one hundred and thirty seven feet two ana
half inches, to the line Of said lot thence
north eighteen Qs) feet. thence west one hundred
and thlrty-seven feet two and one-half inches nd
thence south eighteen QS feet to the place Of be.
ginning.
Terms Of sale: All cash. All conveyancinp and
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit of 5000
will be required at time Of SALE Terms Of sale n
be complied with in ten days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustee the right TO resell
at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser or
ers, after five days notice OF time Of sale
WALTER G. DUCkETT, Surviving Trustee.
ta15-10t Cor. Pa ave. and 22d Ut. NV,
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoyEERs

TRtSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IJNINpRovr.n
PROPERTY KNOWN AS LOTS AM
BLCk q. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RTcr>s
HE NORTHEAST CORNER OF IiIIiTr-TrNTTf
AND HARVARD STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain decd OF trust l..s rtnr
date on the Both day OF Sept.ml,er A. N Isa.cs
and recorded I'm Lil.er No. l. ss4 folio 20, e. SEQ
OF The land records OF the District OF Coiumbia
and at the request OF the holder OF the notes
&c merely. We viii sell at public auction,
IN 3, front OF the premises, on TtLSDAY THE
T 4, DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1884 AT
HALffAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the Following
Described real estate situate in The county 81
washington. District of Columbia, TO WITT All
those certain pieces and parcels OF land and prem
Ises SHOWN and distinguished lots numbered
and ., 10 block numbered 3, I'm John Sherman,
trustee g. subdivision Of blocks numbered 3 ana
-. ana New Jersey avenue IN the subdivision Of
part OF Mt Pleasant anc Pleasant Plains. now
known as Columbia Heights. said first named
subdivision Is recorded IN the ONCE OF the
veyor OF the District Of Columbia. In county book
tect to q certain deed q trust for s6.ss2 and the
Interest thereon. The conditions of this trust VIII
be announced at time OF sale.
Terms: e-third of the purchase money 20 he
paid In cash, the balance I'm two equal INSTALL
merits in one and two years from day OF sale
The notes OF the purchaser TO be given bearing
interest at the rate Of 9 per cent per annun,
pay able semi-a nnualy. and 10 be secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will
TO be complied with within fifteen days from day
OF sale or the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost Of defnuiting
purchas,r inter I've days advertisement Of sueh
resale. All conveysncing and recording 1t pur-
chaser's cost. xx. - .-.1
JOHN A. TAYLOR.
ta17dSds Trustees
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ANACOSTIA.

AT the entertainment TO be given at ST.
Elizabeth the evening Of the Goth ultimo
the scholars of the Eastern High School
viii present the program as rendered by
the school at its recent concert in Decem-
Der last. Additional numbers will be a
trio, as follows: Basso, Mr.. Theodore
SHELLS: soprano. Miss Jesse Darling: alto.
Miss Isabel Ingram: solo, "Orpheus with
His Lutte" Miss Jessie Darling.
On Thursday evening last Miss Lizzie
Branson gave a pleasant party and musi-
Gale to a number Of her friends at the
home Of her parents. on Monroe street.
Among those present were: The Misses
Jessie Darling, Lille Campbell and Nellie
Leonard; Messrs willard Harmon, George
b. Belts. George NJ Casper. Guy E. Padg-
EFT and Harry Crozier.
1t Is feared that the symptoms Of the
disease Of Miss Ella. the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Espy of Shannon Place.
have assumed type that leave little hope
of her recovery.
At the morning service at Emmanuel
Church next Sunday the Misses Ellie and
Jessie Darling and Mr.. Fred Darling will
Mr.. James E. HALEY has sold to Mr..
Fred NJ. Thomas of Charlottesville. Va.
his house and lot on Grant street, for
The residents of Jackson street east of
Taylor complain that tSsy are compelled
to wade through a marsh to reach the vii
lage, not even plank being provided by
the authorities to bridge the branch inter-
vening.
Miss sallie Payne and Miss Lena Talbert
of Oxon Hill are visiting friends in Ana
costa.
Mr.. Edmund Talbert Of Giesboro' has
moved to Oxon Hill, Md.
Mrs. Mary Horner of Congress Heights
has returned home from a pleasant visit
to friends in Chicago.
The low rate Of wages prevailing in the
building trades Is tempting from its hid
ing some of the cash, the withdrawal Of
which from the channels Of business Is
the cause of so much distress
Mrs. Soper Of Monroe street contemplates
the erection of store and dwelling COM
bined and other buildings are In prospect
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CHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
ABLE REAL Estate SITUATE on Sd
STREET BETWEEN q AND H STREETS. IN.
STREET a. AND NUMBER sIl BALLS ALLEY,
~ To-, . CLOSE THE Estate OF WILLIAM
Tent Of William Greason. deceased. recorded in VIII
E9S No 20 the in the office Of the register Of
passed in equity cause No; II, JOB, docket No Is.
by the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia.
complainants. and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al,
are sespSnde1ts WI T sell on the premises on
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all the re-
naming part Of lot numbered twenty-one t2l, in
which has not been conveyed to Francis MurpSy ,.
and running seven feet six and half inches IL
feet, 6ls inchesl on line with Sd street west to
lot numbered twenty two In said square, and rum
ming that width to the alley at the rear Of said
lot numbered twenty.o (2l): and also the follow
ing part of lot Numbered twenty-five C22) in said
square: that is to say. ten feet 10 feet) Of the
same fronting on 81 street west. running from the
ley inclosed and divided, being the same
BY Edward l. Hopper by deed dated MaT as issa
and recorded in iiber VI. B. No i34, folio Ses' ct
sequitur one of the land records of the District of
This property is improved by a two-story frame
house, number 735 Sd street northwest. and there
Is also two-story frame house on the rear of the
property being number 81 Balls alley northwest.
Both houses are yielding good rentals.
Terms OF SALE One third of the purchase money
in cash; the balance payable in one and two wears
evidenced by the purchasers promissory notes. Sc.
cured by first lien upon the property sold, bearing
interest at six per centum per annum, payable
semi annually. Taxes and assessments paid TO
June 30. 1898. All title examining, conveyanciny
and recording to be at the sole cost Of the pur-
chaser
Terms Of sale to be complied with within fen
days after the property Is soi the trustee will
resell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser deposit Of two hundred and fifty $3.50,
dollars will be required Of the purchaser when the
property Ii sold.
THOMAS N. FIELDS, Trustee.
Ja2O-d&ds $40 d st. NV.
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kATCLHFE, DARR & CO., AUCTS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING, ON SEVENTH
SiithnT EATENDkD NEAR TkUMBELL
Slhktsr.
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust, duly
recorded In Liber No. 1Uo2 folios Nos 1888 and
teo ct seq. one OF the land records for the Dis
Ties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
premises, on FRIDAY, ThE SECOND DAY OF
EEBkUARi. A. ID. 1894. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
r the following described real estate. situate
IN the county OF Washington District Of Columbia,
., 70 Wit: An that certain piece or parcel Of land
aLo premises known ana distinguished and
being being the middle one third q-D Of lot one ~. IN
DOCK TWO CD OF the subdivision OF John a. Smith o
farm called Etingham, made by Howard Uni
versity, fronting seventeen az feet and
thlrd 1-S) inches It'll street road by one
hundred and twenty-one Q2l) feet three 49, inches
oeep, together with all the improvements, rights,
DC.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash, the balance in
sN ana twelve months, secured by decd Of trust
on the property sold, all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. deposit OF 500 required upon
acceptance of bid Ii the terms Of sale are not
complied with In fifteen days from the day Of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ut the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser, after i've days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published In Washing ton,
u. e All conveyancing ard recording at the cost
OF the purchaser.
BURR r. TRACY,
ALFRED s. WILSON,
JaO-d&dbs Trustees.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEEIss.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON
3TH STREET BETWEEN AND q STREETS
snurIiEAsT. BEING HOUSE NUMBERED Sa1
5TH STREET
BY Virtue Of a deed Of trust. duly recorded In
1iber numbered 1885, folio $40 Ct seQ Of the land
records OF the DLstrict OF Columbia, will EEL
on MONDAY, THE TWENTl-NINTH DAY OF
January, A. ID. 1894. at HALF-PAST Foul
O'CLOCK T. NJ. all that piece or parcel of ground
and premises situate. lying and being In the city
OF Wellington District OF Columbia. and known
and distinguished and being parts OF lots q ard
Z. I'm square sac. beginning lG4 feet q inches north
from the southwest corner Of said square: ,hence
north - feet inches: thence east 10 feet thence
north feet inches; thence feet ara
south feet inches: thence east ~ feet 1 ,pch
TO So-foot alley; thei,ce south along said sller
~ feet inches: thence west ~ feet 2 inches 10
the beginning. together with all the improve
ments, ways, eesements. rights privileges and an
purtenapces thereto belonging in any manner
appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash. balance I'm one ana tu>
yean. at per cent per annum interest paysbls
semi-annuahy, and TO be secured by a dccd -
trust on the property sold. all cash al tie an,
tion OF the purchaser A deposit OF $500 reouir.sa
at time OF sale. Convcyan Ac az purcbaser..
cost Terms OF sale to be complied with In lft.-n
days. otherwise trustees the right 10 re~ci
The property at the risk and cost OF ,efauitt.,~
purchaser, after i've days advertisement ~ ,s,re
Iesaie In some newspaper published in wnshinsroa
WILLIAM OCKSTADT
..- d. II. BERGMAN,
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

There was a meeting of the property
owners Of Alexandria county at the court
house In Alexandria, on Tuesday to take
action toward the piking of the roads of
the county and to discuss the safeguards
that should be thrown around the expend-
iture Of money resulting from the sale Of
bonds for that purpose. After a free dis
cussion taking in various phases Of the
matter, a committee was appointed to re-
port to another citizens meeting next We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock. The citizens
expressed themselves as being very much
dissatisfied with the way the county levy
for road improvements has hitherto been
spent, and the main objection comes from
those who oppose the present ineffective
PLAN The committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Hum, Clark and Phillips, county super
vfsors. and Messrs. Thomson, Febrey, Grun-
well, Walker, Clements, Veitch, Sisson and
DR.. Cook, will undoubtedly be able to sug
gest an acceptable measure in all its de-
tails.
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0G1[PWRTERgS SALE
OF
HANDSOME AND USEFUL
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
SUCH AS

SUCH AS
FINE OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE IN ALI. SHAPES.
! EN1LdSM lL NE FL, LESTER MUGS. LARGE
WOOD, In ALL THE PREVAILING; cxI nus
AND SHAPES; OLD SHEFFIELD TRAYS So
f MsEh s sRSShT M AITEH AT THE PREEST
THE NOTRE DAME IN PARIS OLD ES.:i Isu
SILVER AND GILT COASTERS. Plated EN-
I IH H., DISHES, RoCoCo CANDLEsrICkS,
OF THE FINEST OLD wEDGEwooD MF5,,
LIONS OF THE ROMAN CAESARS AND THEIR
AT CHRIsTIES LONDON; MARoIE ERIE SIZE sahE
TABLES AND TOILET GLASS, Shell. CTS
AND SAuCERS, HEAVILY Gu.DED: REAL
TENSION; OLD ENGLISH ToBISs " aHTnGEAAS,
PRIESTS ROBES, OLD DELPHI AND OTifER
MUGS. DELPHI PLAQUES, OLD DUTCH GIN IN
IVORY MINIATURES, RICH AND REaHr 5S.
FUL ENAMEIS. ENGRAVED IVORY PANfIiSs
RUSSIAN TEA CADDl,S. GLOVE BONES All;
FIRE sETs ksb kMP R R3S sASSDIRoSs
CENTER PIECES WINE COOLERS, ''XSt VASES,
saNE r hAGAN RAh a!sH oi SETS wd HaSR
TI9uE SEALS: SILVER spoSNs. BRASS AS
LONLAI; SWORDS OF THE REvoIIfrIoS
RARE OLD EMBRoDERIEs, POINT lac,
HANDKERCHEFS, COLLARS AND CirF aeE
OTHER RARE AND VALUABLE PIECES LAM
Owing to the lack Of trade and want OF money
We will sell at public auction. by order OF a New
street. on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ans T IN.
DAY, JANUARY TwENTY-THIRp' TWFSTY-
FOURTH and TWENTY FIFTH, 1884. at ELEVEN
An. ana iHkEE P;M., the above beautiful and
On exhibition all day Monday, January - from
am. until Pm
c. G. SLOAN & CO..
Ja1Sot AuctioueerA.
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IHOMAS OOWLING & CO.. ACCTIONEERS,
612 ct. NV.
Important Sale of Groceries
and Liquors, Two Horses,
Business Wagon, Bug
gV. Harness. &C.. &c.

On LHuRSDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-FI
1884, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, at store,
No. 1904 street, Georgetown, d. c., the UNDER
signed, by authority vested In him by Chas. Beau
& Co, will sell the entire contents therein at
public auction, comprising general collection Of
Croceries recently purchased,
EMBRACING In PART
WHISkIES, BRANDIES, GINS AND WINES IN
DEMUOHNS AND BOTTLES, FINE STOCK OF
TEAS IN CHESTS. COFFEE. FLOUR, MO-
LASSES AND SiRUPS, VINEGAR, LAUNDRY
AND TOILET SOAPS, CONDIMENTS AND
SHELF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PRESERvES. CAKES AND CRACKERS, To-
BAOCo AND CIGARS, is BARRELS PRIME
POIUMAC HERRING, MACKEREI, WOODEN
AND WILLOW WARE. &c., &c.
FIXTURES COMPRISING
COMBINATION FIREPROOF SAFE CSEARIY
NEW. SHOW CASES. PLATFORM AND
COUNTER SCALES. TWO LARGE ICE BOXES
ALSO
TWO HORSES, GROCERY WAGON, BUGGY
HARNESS, &c.
y. B;5THIs STOCK IS NEW, CLEAN AND
STANDARD ARTICLES AND SHOULD COM
MAND THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS AND
THE HORSES, WAGON AND BUGGY WILL BE
SOLD AT II O'CLOCK.
]. e. DYER.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucts. ja2o-dts