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Danced - 4 pienia.

DEADwooD, 8. D., June 13.-Profes.
0 Cook OF the srate normal school at
Spearfish has refused to allow several
Of his graduates the privilege Of grad
uating, on the grounds that they broke
the rules Of the school by dancing at
the pioneers picnic last Friday. The
pioneers are very indignant over the
affair and viii enter . vigorous protest.
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personal arEms.

Mira. r. r. Powell and little son de-
parted for Niobrara, Neb., this afternoon
to visit friends. Z
Mrs. VIM. Fintzel and little son went
70 Sioux City for a two months visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mra. Geo. Van Lanningham
and twins, OF Howard, are the guests OF
Norman futile.
Miss Martha Cleveland returned home
from ALI Saints school at Sioux Falls
for her vacation.
Mrs. J. q. johnson returned on the
afternoon train from o two months
absence Id Wisconsin and Michigan.
CT. Elder, after looking over water
works business for Fairbanks, Morse q
Co, returned to Minneapolis on the 3 p.
m. train
Dir. and Mrs. James Ryan, OF Preston,
Minn., who have bean visiting relatives
in the north part Of the county returned
home today.
Rev. w. III. Mueller and q number Of
his Pensioners started by team this
forenoon To- attend the German Baptist
convention at Salem. Others, to the
number o. about twenty In all from this
place will follow.
Gen. Beadle returned this forenoon
from Lake Preston. He states the rail-
way company il putting in new ties
much Of the way between here and Lake
Preston and il giving tho work to
farmers who get Is old ties and the bark
Of the new ones Tor . Jays work. Many
farmers are .avalling themselves Of
opportunity 70 economic on the pur-
chase or fuel.
Salesman wanted. Free .prepaid out.
fit. One okour agents has earned over
$4,000 IL Ave years. r. O. box 1871,
New York.
R0Omas 60 Rent.
Dwelling rooms over DeCOu n
Smythess store and the store room lately
vacated BY III. 8. Haskell, TO rent
DEC0u Il SMYrHE-
II. w. Johns asbestos liquid paint IL
the best, and as Il covers more surface
to the gallon and Iasts longer than other
paint, IL lii the cheapest.
JoHNsON Bios. 81 Go.
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CANTON, O., june l3.-An attempt
was made TO blow mp the Cleveland,
Canton and Southern railway bridge
over the Tuscarawas river ut Navarro.
a terrible explosion occurred at 3 p. M,
and 9 after railway employees discov-
that the bridge was on fire. The flames
were extingaished, and 1t Is believed
the bridge has been seriously damaged.
Much coal has been hauled oyer this
road OF late from Southern Ohio, and it
= supposed strikers attempted to blow
up the bridge in order to prevent traffic.
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WASHINGTON. June l3.-Representa-
tive Kiefer has introduced o resolution
calling ON the chief OF engineers for
certain information estimated In reia-
tom 70 improving tho Minnesota river
from Chaska TO it's mouth. The banks
OF the river are said TO be caving i'm and
II will DO necessary to construct riprap
walls.
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r.ve Pr.-susrs Parden.a.

SrrLLwATER, Mimi, June i2.-Five
prisoners were pardoned BY the prison
board. They are Joseph Probst, Still
water; Thomas Cassidy. ST. Louis
county; Matt Mattson, Pope county;
John d. Conkey, Polk county, and
Richard Monroe, Hennepin county.
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Mothar and SON DrawDed.

DULUTH, June l2.-Mrs. Henry L.
Sweet aud her 3-year-old son were
found dead on the shore of Lake Su.
perior during the evening. They had
been ont for . walk, and 1t Is SUPP osed
the boy went into the water beyond his
depth and the mother attempting 10
save him both were drowned.
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Yards Clear OF Coal.

CINCINNATI. June l8.-Specials from
different points state that the yards at
Bslleaire, Bridgeport and other places,
are cleared of coal trains, over 1000
cara OF coal having cleared from Belle
aars alone since the troops arrived.
The trains are guarded to Cambridge.
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Dsfeased g.uncap Tsoas.

NEW YoRK, June l8.--At the Acad.
envy Of Music Ernest Roeber. the
champion Graeco-R Roman wrestler 81
the world, defeated Duncan G. Ross.
the champion all-around athlete, In .
wrestling match. Roeber wen three
straight bouts.
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WIN JAN All Cexsyft.a.

DENVER, June lS.-Sherif BurchnelI.
from now until the commonweal move
rnent subsidies. will arrest and imprison
e vagrants all C~oxeyitss entering the
city. There are several hundred OF
them headed Tor Denver from the West
and Northwest.
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CAMPO. NJ. ID, june l0.--A prairie
are burned William Ssockhouse's barn.
granary. 700 bushels OF wheat, ! lot Of
oats. harnesses and other ARTICLES. No
insurance.
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Moro Ohio Troops Called Out.

COLUMBUS, o., June l3.-Fhe sheriffs
Of Iuscarawas and Stark counties have
made formal demand on Governor Nc
kanley for troops to protect the o
erty of the Cleveland, Lorraine and
wheeling railroad. The Fourteenth
regiment was sent to Urichsville, in
Tuscarawas county. and eight com-
panies OF the. Fifth regiment were
ordered to Massilon, In Stark county,
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a.ocaI 'aNlarac TAhie.

local 'rlmEe Tahtr.
Chicago. Milwaukee d 81. Paul L ailway, which
took effect, sunday. May 70, 1884
TRAINS come RAsT.
Passenger, Ho. 4, depafie flf50 2. M.
Freight, No. N6, departs 0.AS Al.
Freight, No. "a, dtpaFts $50 p. 10.
gnAlNs a0sNa WEST
Passengsr, No. 3, departs 300 ?. n.
Freight, No, gT, departs 500 2. M.
TaAFRs RmOna TME mAsF.
Passenger, No. q, arrives 500 p. m.
Freight, No. n. arrives ASS. m.
Freight. No. 50, arrives D 90 p. m.
TRAENe rn0M . wnsT.
Passenger. No. 4, asriyea III as o. m.
Freight. TO. DS, arrives BIO p. m.
Ali chs above trains carry passengers; bpt
freights only when passengers are provided with
tckete.
Passenger trains going east make connectiDn
at Rgan for ali points south, and paesengeT train
going west, &c W0cnsoeket for all p0ints north.
MADRsox q BnEsT0L LasR.5
Passenger going north. departs 3.lbp. 20.
Passenger from north ARRIVES. II 10 q %.
JNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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LOCAL mRMvKrxRS.

Weather report today: Wednesday
night probably local showers; Thursday
probably fair. I
Prof. ". III. Dsmpster On Madison. will
eonduct the commsncement exerclses Of
the Star Reading Circle Of the South
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Atrssaed rer Rrnbes.l.msns.

6T. PAUL. June 18.-Richard r.
Black, q bookkeeper employed by the
firm of William Rodger d Co, was ar-
rested on u charge Of .mLezzleing
o, 900 OF his employers money.
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WIN Edat che Ma6ison Jouy.al

MADISON. Wis, JuDs IL. Amos r.
Wilder of New York city has purchased
m interest ID the Daily State journal
here and win b is editor.
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Tomorrow Only-Thnrsday June Id
- will sell Ladies and Children's hats
in all styles OF trimming, at half price.
Call for Q bargain. Miss L. Grinager.
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THE FAIR
THE CITY.

9he Daily Leader " reliable. No
s.Premssnert Democrat" fakes, sso
s.pr0sasmest cStiseN'' fakes, $40
~"prosHtaeat tadrPesadsat farmer
fakes eVer azpe@r Ia TTe Daily
Leader. The Daily Leader is the
only paper Ia Madtson that q ell
PrtRted ut horse.
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Iowa battle Tlags.

DRs MolNEs, june 13.-The executive
council hxed Aug. 10 % the day for the
trsnsfer Of the Iowa iags Of wax from
the arsenal 10 the state house. whore
cases have been prepared for them.
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CHICAGO, June ID. ~ The Sunday
closing ordinance was passed by the
city council. Ii received 40 votes. to
only 13 against it. .
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Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will DO vent 10 the dead letter Office.
WIN. TOBIN, p. NJ
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Warrants FOR Fishermeu.

PRINCETON Ills, June 1S.-Warrants
have been issued here for the arrest of
Ss persons charged with violating the
state fishing laws.
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NIourlng nm Isurned

PIERRE, 8. D., June I3.--The Pierre
FIGURING mills burned during the night.
They viii DO rebuilt.
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List OF letters remaining uncalled tor
in the postotice in Madison, June 10,
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To you is the saving. that you
make by buying your Capes and
Jackets, and Blazer Suits from a
firm that is known to be reliable,
and that gives you your moneys
worth every time you buy from
them. Those who deal with us re-
alize the fact that
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Dwelling rooms over DeCou n
Smythe's store and the store room lately
vacated BY III. 8. Haskell, 70 rent
DECou IL SMYrHE.
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Salesman wanted. Free prepaid out.
fit. One of Tour agents has earned over
$4,000 Ia ave years. p. @. box 1871.
New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-02

Notice is hereby gwen that the
Register is open from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. Sunday and legal holidays ex-
cepted, for the registration of legal
voters in Carson township, Ormsby
County Nevada.
w. A. HAWTHORNE,
Register Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-02
No humbug In this

No humbug In this
have a sure, tried, proved and guaranteed
cure for hog and chicken cholera, which ..as
stood the test for six years and used in theus-
ands of cases, without single failure, Ore
dollar will buy enough ingredients to cure from
so to - hogs. l will send the recipe fam Nv
night for o1y 80 cents, aud include, free, a W..
u BILE book, which should be in every hon ,
sides other valuable information, it con- ms
400 valuable recipes for the manufaC ture o
medicines, oils, compounds, furniture polls n
stove poIsh, 81 yer polish, starch glass polish
fancy and laundry soaps, perIUnery artificial
honey, gold and silver plating etc, etc. Order
al once. Don't wait till your hogs and CHI ckens
die with cholera. Agents wanted. Addres
Rev. Moses Brackin, p. NJ, Braclin, Ala Es-
tablished n.business in 1869. dr.
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L. p. Fisher, newspaper advertis'
ing agents, Fl Merchants Exchange
San Francisco, is our authorized
agent. This paper is kept on file in
his office.
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EVANSVILLE,

The friends of DIR. Charles A. Wells of
this pace are pushing him vigorously for
the democratic nomination for Congress.
The doctor has nor yet said whether or not
be would become a candidate. but it is
thought that If he consents to let his name
go before the convention he would stand 4
fair chance of securing the nomination, as
he is quite popular and would be acceptable
to all factions. He has repeatedly declined
offers of political honors and has always
been a consistent, hard-working democrat
Mr.. William 3. Clagett Of Marlboro il Is
said. has withdrawn his name from the con-
test. The other candidates. as far as can be
Arundel county. State Senator Rogers of
Howard and State Senator Hubner of Bal
timore county.
The Union Burial Association (colored) of
BladenSburg held its annual meeting yester-
day in the Colored Baptist Church in that
village. The sermon was preached by Rev
Mr.. Robertson of Washington. According
to the report of the treasurer there was
1000 in the treasury. The following off,
GERS were elected: s. Plummer, president;
jerry Hammond, vice president; John Moss
secretary; Ferdinand Hall, treasurer; VIM.
Wiggerton. chairman board of directors;
John Ross. marshal; Henry Gather. col
lector.
1t is understood that work on the Chesa-
peake Beach railroad, that has lately been
suspended. will be resumed and rapidly
pushed forward. Many of the old accounts
have been adjusted, and there Is no doubt
that the road will be completed with but
short delay from the stoppage of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Schultzhaur issued
invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter Martha Ellen to Mr. Eugene A. Fowler
OF this village. which will take place at Ad-
dison's Chapel, near Benning, d. c., next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Nal Ihos. Burke of Washington was the
guest of Mr.; Chas NJ. Newman at High
lands yesterday.
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FALLS CHURCH.

An important meeting OF the town counc ell
was held on Friday night, with the fol-
lowing members present. viz: ]. d. Payne.
j. W. Brown, w. N. Lynch and Geo. L.
Erwin. Bills amounting to $3S3.95 were
passed on. and warrants ordered for the
amount Mr.. w. N. Lynch was unanimous
ly reelected a member Of the school board
for the town for the term of three years.
Councilmen j. w. Brown. l.. c. Young and
]. d. Payne were appointed to examine the
accounts OF the town clerk and sergeant.
The councilmen elected on the gath Of May
last Will have q meeting on the 18th of the
present month for the purpose OF qualify
ing. and will have meeting to organize
on the I'd Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin. who have
been visiting in New Jersey. have returned
home.
The members of the Episcopal Church
held pleasant soclable at the residence OF
night.
The Mission Band Of the Presbyterian
Church Will give lawn parry at Mr.. and
Mrs. Gulager's on Friday night
DR.. Tunis c. Quick led the young people
meeting Sunday afternoon. ami there was
large attendance and an interesting
meeting held. ltr
MIR. Lynn s. Abbott Of this town acted IN
a very crediIable manner the part of
Donandre In the play entitled THE Amer
lean Girr' at the National Rifles Armory.
Washington, on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creeci OF Washington. with
their four children are at the Eagle House.
A large party Of young people will visit
the Great Falls on Thursday of this week.
Mr.. S. H. Thornburg is organizing c
chorus Of fifty voices to sing 1T The cele-
brhtion on the Fourth of July ani meet
ing was held on Saturday night. which was
we'll attended. and indicates the success of
the undertaking. Another meeting will be
held Tuesday at $3.50.
Services were held in tie NJ. i. Church.
Congregational and NJ. E. Church South on
Sunday night.
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ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. James F. Allen and Mrs. George a
Lamar with DR.. W. II. Andrews az altar-
nate. We're yesterday appointed by the SIM
DAY school Of the VI. L. Church South of
this place as delegates to repressnt ,na
school at the Montgomery county sunday
school convention to be held at Boyd's on
Saturday and Sunday. July and 4 The
purpose of the convention is to ascertain
the condition of the several Sunday scbools
OF the county. the needs OF the same. and
To provide for meeting those needs. Stats
teal reports are desired from each school
In the county, and at least two delegates
are desired from each school The exer-
ciseS on Saturday will be held in the grove
ana an interesting program has been ar
ranged Tor the same, consisting of ad-
dresses. music, etc. TO be followed by a.
business meeting in the evening in the
church+ Sunday morning the services will
consist OF Bible study, followed by an
appropriate sermon. Sunday afternoon there
Will De mass meeting of the children of
the schools, with short addresses by prom
inent workers in the cause. In the evening
the convention will close with song and
praise service in the church. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for the entertainment OF
aelegates during the meeting.
6sv. +. =. Flournoy OF Bethesda filled the
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TAKOMA.

Capt. Allan Foote has returned after an
absence of three weeks on business trip.
Miss Julia Rock of Washington and Miss
Corrtnne Coils of Northumberland county.
Virginia, were guests, during the week, of
Miss Sunny.
Miss Kathleen Bitter OF Virginia Is visit
ing her aunts, the Misses Bitter of Oak
avenue.
Mrs. Douglas Corse is convalescing from
severe illness. Miss Smith of Alexandria.
a recent guest of her sister. Mrs Corse, has
returned to her home.
Miss Thompson of Buffalo n Y is VISIT
ing her niece, Mrs. 5. s. Shedd
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church and
the Presbyterian Church were well filled at
day. when Rev. Allen Griffith and Rev.
Arthur Little filled their respective pulpits
A song and prayer service at the residence
or Mr. Robt. w. Best was followed by q
sermon at $3.50 by Rev. Il. II. Moore of
kensington. under auspices of the Metho-
dist League.
Takoma Chorus are not holding weekly
meetings. but will appoint meeting at an
early day tor transaction of important
business; reports CT concert, ETC.; after
which the chorus will adjourn until Oc-
tober, when the next election will occur
Takoma Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o. F., will
hold a meeting on Thursday, June "a, at
Brtghtwood, for the annual election of Off
GERS On Thursday. July 3. this lodge will
hold their first meeting in their new hall IN
this place. when the newly elected officers
VIII be publicly installed. Music and
prominent speakers will form a portion of
the program, TO which the public are in
Vited- Steps will be taken at this meeting
toward forming division of Daughters of
Rebekah. The new hall will be handsome
~ carpeted and furnished for this dedi-
catory service.
are among the prominent summer guests OF
Hotel Takoma.
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GARRETT PARK,

The Gentlemen's Euchre Club has dis
continued its meetings for the summer. the
hnal game having been played last Tuesday
night at the residence of Mr.. W. L. Soleau.
Inc members of the club are Messrs. E. d.
r. Brady. w. L. Soleau, Henrik Calm. C.
G Bergman, W. L. Wilson and LEROY
Topping. Mr.. Brady and Mr.. Calm won the
largest number Of points during the year.
Mrs H. NJ. Ford started Sunday for n
visit to her brother in Michigan during the
GUNNER.
Mr.. q. II. Rice has returned to his home
here after weeks visit to relatives IN
Brooklyn. n. Y
Miss Efie Pasteur OF Washington has re-
turned to her home after visiting the Misses
Rice of this place
Invitations are out for hop to be given
by the Rockville Assembly at the pavilion
at Garrett Park on Friday evening, June
- The committee consists of H. Bowie
Ninson. Chas. NJ. Jones, Leonard j. Nichol-
sen and Ralph f. Jones'
Mr.. w. H. Rice. who was poisoned sew
eral weeks ago by poison oak, from which
he has been seriously i'll, has recovered
Mr.. John Kelly, foreman for the Garrett
Park improvement Company, has started
his force Of eighteen men to grading sew
e:ai new avenues in the park.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Mr.. Percy S. Foster has tented the cot.
tase OF Mr.. B. s. Plat On Park place and
is domiciled there with his family
Mrs. Harriet Dean OF Georgetown Is occu-
pying her cottage on 4th avenue Mr.. ]. w
Dyer and family are her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feltham are spending the
summer with their daughter, Mrs B. s.
Platt, on Grove avenue.
Mr. Seymour Wright has taken a cottage
on LIST avenue: On Thursday Mrs. Wright
and daughter left for a six weeks trip to
New York and Long Island.
Mr. Samuel Knott has returned from q
trip to New York much impro I'D In health.
On Wednesday he left for eou- through
West Virginia.
Rev, James d. Smith and family Of Cap
itoi Hill are occupying "Edgewood' cot
tage. on Broadway.
Mr.. Robert Ferguson and family are
spending the summer with Mrs. Daisy c.
Smith. on I'd avenue.
Mr. Carlton Hughes and wife, toy ,ther
with Mr.. Percy Hughes and family, are &C.
cupyins their cottage on Grove avenue
MI VIM. Dove and family are guests OF
avenue.
Mr.. William Palmer is occupying his cot
tage. with his family. on 4th avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlisle of Gathers
Derg nave rented the cottage Of DR.. NJ. D.
Peck on the Circle.
Mr.. Harry bowling is located with his
wife, on list avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Parcher, who were
recently married in Washington. are spend.
ing their honeymoon at the Grove.
Mr. KeithIey left on Friday after a short
visit TO her daughters. Mrs. Robert Fergin-
son and Mrs. Buckler Of I'd avenue
MI VIM Dyer and family Of Capitol Hill
nave taken the cottage Of Rev. Page Nil
burn on Grove avenue
MIS- Early Gore OF Washington is visit
ing Mrs. ". H. Houghton Of Pioneer
cottage, Grove avenue,
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jei4-d&ds
DCNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoxEERs

TRUSTEES. SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nt'rRERS SIS. 500 3D. 524 5e6 AM SOS
SPRrCE STREET LIE DRorT PARK IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF six deeds Of trust TO u.s. bearing
date june 70, 1890, and duly recorded in Libcr
1871 ct seq, folio 142 ct seq, folio lac II SEQ,
and foilo lal et seq. respectively of the land
re- ords OF the District Of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, we. the an
derSigned trustees. will sell public au,tiun in
font OF rhe respective premises, on TIT hSDAY
THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. A. d,
1884 beginning HALFPAsT -FOUR o'CLsK
Pm, the following described pieces parcels
OF land. situate in the county OF Washington pis-
trict Of Columbia, and known End iesigna led as
lots 3D. 3d. "a. IS, 80 and 81 OF Charles
Banes' subdivision Of the north 100 feet OF lot 5
Of Barber Co.'S subdivision In block number .
in lie Droit Park. as the same Is recorded IN the
Office OF the surveyor OF the District OF Column
lila in book county No. Z. al page 6S. each Of
tie said lots having 4 frontage the south side
Of Spruce street OF Is feet by depth Of 100 feet
with the right Of way the rear three feet
of each Of SAID lots, and each improved hy q brick
dwellin- house. Each OF the said lots, with the
improvements will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: In respect OF each OF the said
lots. one-third OF the purchase money is to be
psid in cash, and the balance in two e1usi in.
stali:ncnts, payable in and two years with
Interest at the rate Of per cent per annum. from
the day Of sale. payable seud annually. secured
10y deed of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A dprosit
Of 500 will be required OF the purchaser on each
lot nj time of sale. ALI oonveyanc ling. recordin,
and notarial fees at the cost of purchaser Terms
oil sale TO he complied with within ten days froiu
day OF sale. otherwise the trastccs reserve tie.
right TO resell the property In default at the risk
and cost of The defaultisg purchaser.
MAulglN ASHFORD.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON.
jel4-d&ds Address. 40 Louisiana ave.