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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-12
DUNcANsoN BROS, AUcTIoNEERs

EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIU-
ALE rkorE YpYi,,, SITUATED on zr MAsSA
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS; ALSO
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS FRONTING on
MERIDIAN HILL.
BY virtue of the will Of John B. Taylor, de-
ceased and by virtue of lccrees of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia Dassed In equity
cnuse numbered l55es. docket 81. I shall sell OF
THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER. A.
premises, lhe west twenty iaoj Eeet front by the
depth thereof of lot numbered 8. in square 157
This property has a front of twenty (20 feet on
Massachusetts avenue and depth of about one
on THE SAME AFTERNOON AT HAIF-FAsT
FIVE O'Clock shall sell, in trout of the prem
front by average depth Of hundred and
thirty nine d3sl feet to thirty 800 foot alley, Of
lot 9, square 15S.
This property fronts on \ street the corner
OF 18th street.
B. lsa5 coMMENcISG 1T HAdnrAsT Toui
O'CLOCK, in front Of the promises. shall sell lots
numbered so. 81, 81 3d. 81. 55, SO, 81, s. 50, 60.
L.inkns' subdivision of Mount Pleasant called
Meridian HID as per plat recorded In llber Coun.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash, balance 10
and two years, at 9 per cent per annum interest.
upon the property sod or all cash, at option of
purchaser, Except upon the property located in
square 157, upon which the terms Will he: 5000
at per cent to remain until May /, 1877, balance
this lot cash. A deposit Of 5000 will be required
upon each lot in squares l57 and l5S. AMI Of Slc0
&c, at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale 20 be
complied with in Is days from date of sale, other
se the proper rpa at hs E sad cost e 81 ~ ne
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such
b. g. i. II. BRECKiNRiDGE. ''''
Executor and Trustee.
b. r. WEBB, Attorney. sell-d&ds
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BL00MER ACCIDENTS.

They VIII Happen and Sometimes
nOying.
From the Eastern Argus.
Natives Of and visitors to Long Island had
rapidly approaching the hour of dusk when
one young man called out to some COM
panion on the piazza:
"Say, get on to his nfbs on the bike. He'll
get header coming down that hill like
that"
On came the rider and descending the hill
there was distinctly feminine shrek as a
tody shot over the handle bars Of the bike.
This, of course, aroused the chivalrous
nature of the boys, who naturally ran to
the scene of the wreck
Whats the matter. young feller?" asked
one of the boys soothingly.
'Feiler, nothing" the rider replied. She
remained sitting on the grass, for 1t was in
reality She" and the boys beat hasty
retreat.
There was great excitement, and crowd
gathered, among them being several ladies.
There were tears in the fair blOomerite' 8
eyes as she flashed a message with them to-
ward the group of three ladies that had
gathered at the scene of the mishap. It
must have been mental biography, for the
ladies apparently understood, for they felt
In their bodices for something that looked
like pins.
The masculine spectators politely turned
their backs and walked away, while the Ia
dies surrounded the young rider, who had
Tot arisen from the grass. There was a
short convention among the ladies, and in a
Few moments somewhat disarranged pair
OF boomers were seen disappearing over
the Mill toward the East End.
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were Mrs. DR.. Nourse. Mrs. James Bell.
Prof. and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs W. B. Tschif-
rely. Mr.. and Mrs. Hempstone, Mrs. Ernest
Darby Misses Willie Rice, Eva Vinson,
Lula and Alice Windsor, Lula and Mag
gle Bell, Made Fisher, Ethel and Yirgie
Griffith, Rose and Grace Clagett, Clara Bell
OF Laytonsyille and Miss Greenfield Of Bal
timore. Messrs. Upton Nourse, Brooke Vim
son. James Windsor, Ulysses and Julian
Griffith and Fred Allnutt
The members of the new fire company at
this place have elected Mr.. Lawrence Flack
as foreman Of engine, Harry Poss as fore
man Of hose and Edward Welt as assistant
foreman Of hose. 1t Is expected that the
company will turn out for drill in short
time
The clerk of the circuit court has Issued
marriage licenses to the following parties:
j. Cue and Sarah A. Milligan; Thomas F.
Darne and Isabel q. Mossburg
Miss Leila kidwell of Montgomery City,
MO-, Is visiting Miss Annie Byrd near Daw-
sonville.
Miss Alice Boaic of this place is visiting
relatives and friends at Poolesville
Misses Estelle Perry of KensingtonH and
Lou Jones Of Washington are guests of
Miss Belle Colt of PoolesvilIe district.
Miss Margaret Allnutt of this county is
visiting the Misses Moore at Berryyille. Va.
In the circuit court for this county an
the court In the case of Charles w. Pretty
man and Blair Lee. as trustees, for the
sale OF the property of Gen. Carroll, the
court having sustained the exceptions to
the sale made to Thomas F. Conroy.
The first political picnic Of the campaign
BOYD at Boyd's station on the 10th instant,
Dinner supper and refreshments will be
served. Prominent democratic speakers
VIII be present and address the people.
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KENSINGT0N.

Miss Stella Perry is visiting at Dawson
vile.
Mrs w B. Stokes and Mrs. w. w. Rod
erick of Washington are the guests Of Mrs.
F. M. Fawcett.
The Kensington advisory Improvement
committee met at the Noyes library Mon
day evening A subcommittee was ap-
pointed to draft constitution and take the
preliminary steps for the formation of a
Town Improvement Association, with gen.
eral membership and monthly dues. Steps
were taken to procure a supply of trees.
and a strong sentiment developed in favor
Of irstitutin5 local arbor day. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted: THAT the
commissioners of Montgomery county be,
and are hereby, earnestly requested to
erect as early as practicable, guide boards,
properly marked, at the corners of the
principal thoroughfares and cross roads
throughout the county" Mr.. B. H. Warner
was appointed a delegate to the meeting of
the Good Roads Association at Atlanta,
with Mr. C. P. Smith as alternate. The
subject of local streets and sidewalks was
discussed and a special committee appoint
ed to investigate ways and means and to
urge upon the town council the necessity
Of putting these in proper order before
winter After extended discussions of other
matters relating to the Improvement Of the
village, the committee adjourned.
Mr.. Noel w. Barksdale of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is the guest Of DR.. George c. Samp-
son.
Mrs E. Perry and daughter Nora of Ia
koma are spending few days with Mrs.
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the mother and sister Of the former, until
about the 1st proximo.
Miss E. Blood, summer guest at Mr.. r.
w. Bests, Is spending a months vacation
in Pennsylvania.
The Misses Best will spend the winter
months in Washington, residing on 9Th
street northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ".
Best, Miss Bynum and Mr.. VIM. Bynum
will spend the winter in their home, on Ia
koma Heights.
Mrs. Rixey of Culpeper, Va, a guest Of
her sister, Mrs. D. A. Whitmer Of Mont
gomery avenue, will be remembered by
many of our residents as Miss Anna Wine
who spent season here few years since
with her mother and brother, Mr.. NJ. J.
Wine
Mr.. H. Ebert Warner returned yesterday
from weeks vacation, spent in making q
round trip to Baltimore by water which
proved enjoyable, as well as restful and
beneficial.
The exodus Of summer residents prom
ises to be unusually light, with the excep-
ton of guests Of hotels. boarding houses
ETC., the average lease extending over q
year.
Mrs. NJ. Cady Becker is enjoying Sep
TENDER with relatives at Bear Creek, Luz
ZerEe county, Pa. Mr.. Geo. Smith of Luz
zerne county anticipates an early visit to
this place. with view to locating.
Rev. Allan Griffith, rector Of st. Johns
Church, Chevy Chase. still retains his resi-
dence in Takoma, on Oak avenue.
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity p. q.
Church, Mrs. H. P. r. Holt, president, pro-
pose inaugurating the season by an oyster
supper and social. The date. not yet de-
termined, will be early in October.
Mr. Robert s. Brown has returned from
a vacation, spent at Harper's Ferry.
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TAkOMA PARK.

Mrs. 8. E. Page of Maple avenue left
by the announcement of the illness in that
city of her daughter, Miss Edythe Page
who left home several weeks since to ac-
company her cousin, Miss Hattie Robinson
Of Ell Paso, Tex, on an extended eastern
trip.
Maj. D. Gray Purman Of North Takoma
returned yesterday from a visit of fort
night with friends in Connecticut.
Mr. Charles B. Ford of Indianapolis, Ind,
a former resident of this place, accom-
panied by his eldest daughter. Miss Alice
Elizabeth Ford, returned to their home
Saturday. having spent week with the
parents of the former. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Ford Of Maple avenue. Miss Bessie Ford
will leave in a fOw days for Clifton Forge,
where she will enter upon four years
course in the seminary of that place.
Mrs. Charlotte Halleck anticipates re-
naming in Takoma permanently. to the
qualification Of her many friends here Mrs
since the death of Mr.. HaIleck until few
days ago, when she returned to her home
in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cox, residents here for
several years, have removed to Pennsylva-
MIA, where they will reside permanently
owing to the failing health of the parents
of Mrs. Cox.
Miss Nan Mcpherson has recovered from
en- illness. the result of cold, which has
Frustrated her. since her return from her
summer vacation.
Mrs. Agnes Nourse, principal of the pub
Takoma at Mr.. Thos. Waters home, on
Magnolia avenue.
Mrs B. F. Gilbert, with Miss Madge Gil
bert. will remain in Avalon. Pa. visiting
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BROOKLAND.

Mrs. H. J. Penrod has returned from
Cumberland, where she has been visiting
her sisters.
Miss Freda Frederick Of University
Heights Ia visiting her aunt at Charlton
Heights. with whom she will spend two
weeks
Miss Addie Julien is expected home from
Charlestown, Md, In q few days.
Col Lewis Is having a mansard roof put
on his house on 18th street. which will add
greatly to this handsome residence
Today the Brookland NJ. e. Church held
its Sunday school picnic In the Soldiers
Home grounds. Children from Brookland
and its vicinity focked to the designated
spot. All day there were heard merry
voices and pleasant laughter. The fine
weather added to the enjoyment, and vari-
GUS amusements were INDUCED in. In the
afternoon the children were served with
ice cream and cake by the ladies Of the
church. who did much for the pleasure of
the little ones.
Mrs. Staiee and little daughter Ina are
still enjoying themselves in New Jersey,
but will be home the last of the week.
The Bro0k}and Drum Corps will entertain
their friends in the town hall. when they
will wear their new uniforms and display
their proficiency as an organization.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

A feeling Of sadness pervaded the Grove
Wednesday afternoon, when the death OF
the little twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carlisle was made known. The lit
tie one had been sick for several days, al
though no immediate danger was appre-
hended. In the morning the little ones
were baptized to the names of William
Daid and Dorothy, Rev. ]. NJ. Slarrow ad-
ministering the rite of baptism.
Mrs. F. Webb Hodge Is the guest Of Miss
Carrie Brooke of Mineral Spring.
Miss Blanche Hewlett Is the guest of the
Misses Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brecht are occupying
the cottage Of Mr.. VIM. Mayse, on the
Circle
Miss Clara Ober. who has been visiting
the city.
Miss Charlotte Wolforth Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Volney Eaton
Mr.. VIM. WoIlard Is visiting friends In
western Ohio. -
Mrs. NJ: J. Hunt and friends are regis
tered in Paris.
DR.. and Mrs. John Bovee have returned
from Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Sarah c. Reed Of Grove avenue is
visiting friends In Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. D. 8. Schmidt and family have OPEN
ed their cottage on LIST avenue.
Mrs. VIM. Wollard Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Robert Cohen.
Miss Bessie Keinderdfne Of Radford, Va
Is the guest Of Miss Grace Altschu
Mr. Alvin Tracy has returned from a
trip to Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. p. A. Rearfck and family have CLOS
ed their cottage and returned to the city.
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The democrats Of West Laurel have Or
ganized democratic club and elected the
following officers: President, Richard Fee
derline; secretary, ]. r. Fairall; vice presi-
dents. ]. r. Dorsey. Lee Saken and J. @.
English. The club has forty members and
will meet Monday nights at Schaffer's Hall.
Cards are out for the marriage of one Of
Laurers prominent young society ladies.
Miss HARRIET Evans Duvall. daughter of
Mr.. Evans Duvall of LAUREL to Mr.. Frede-
rick Daliam, popular young attorney of
Baltimore. The ceremony will take place
at st. Philips Church on the 25th instant,
at pm.
The presentation of q national flag to
Laurel for the city hall takes place today
at pm. The flag will be presented by the
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. In the Laurel Grove. A
very good program has been arranged for
the day
Mrs. Capt. Faithful. the aged aunt of
Senator German, has returned to Baltimore
after spending the summer in Laurel with
her relatives.
Efforts are being made to form strong
foot ball team here for the coming season.
AS there are several of our boys who
graduated from different colleges the past
year, and played on the first teams. 1t
is thought probable a good team will be
gotten together.
Miss Marion Bond and Master Lloyd Bond
have returned to their home in Washing
ton, after a pleasant visit to their grand
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Bond.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
SUCCESSORS TO RADCLIFFE DARR & COZ

NE SALE Of REL
THREE HT Frame NRoi pWENe HoHsEs nos:
liz LIE ri ZAP 49, A s. Fl
STEAM DREDGING AND CoMPoUNDING
e3Np phE TSaEGHE FL NTH hoh4 M1
a
s ss ct will sell s. Rs ] & f2H
DAY OF SEPTEMBER AID: 1895, AT HALFPAsI
and Situated n in the city Of
District Of Columbia, and designated as and being
all Of original lot numbered nineteen tl IN square
numbered seven hundred and forty three CAB. to-
gether with the improvements, consisting of three
pEior deeds q trst es to s secure the payuen. Of
5000 due August 10; 1897. with interest from
with Interest from April &c. 1884.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the purchase
equal installments. payable in one and two years.
with interest at per eentum per annum, payable
option Of the purchaser. deposit of $500 will be
cost Of the purchaser, Terms Of sale to be com
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell tho
property at the risk and cost Of the defauItins
Pm. by virtue Of the snid deed in trust. ! will
corner of I'd street and Georgia avenue southeast:
whole, for cash. 541 shares of the capital
stock of the Potomac Steam Sand Dredging aid
Compromising Company, fully paid and non assessa-
BILE, together with all of the interest of James T.
Summers, transferred to by the said deed of
trust in and to a certain sand dredging plant and
other property, consisting Of one Steam Drcdge and
valley Forge'D. nine Scows. Hosting En-
eines, Derrick ten Horses, four Wagons, one
Buggy one Carriage, six sets of Wagon Harness.
one set of Buggy Harness. nine Small Boats. one
Boiler, a miscellaneous lot of Tools and Old Ma
chiEery, about 900 cubic yards OF Gravel and
about 900 cubic yards of Sand. all of which may
be Inspected upon application to the undersigned at
the corner Of South Capitol and o streets.
WMs A. RICHARDS, Trustee
au22-d&ds Cor. s. Cap. and q SITS. Sc.
UETTIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. TWELFTH DAY SEPTEMBER, AID.
1895. at the same hours and places
se5-d&ds WM. A. RICHARDS, Trustee.
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BALLSTON.

At special meeting called by the presi-
dent of the Citizens League of Alexandria
county, held Monday night, the 9th instant.
at the residence o: Mr.. A. B. Hines, at Ball
ston, Va, the question of the proper con-
struction of the road law of 1894, passed
for the benefit of Alexandria county, was
thoroughly discussed This discussion de-
veloped the fact that there was a differ
cree of opinion between the board OF super
v,sors and the superintendent Of roads ap-
pointed under said law.
The league decided in their opinion that
the superintendent of roads had, under the
law, entire charge of the construction and
repair of the county roads, and commit
tee was appointed to present this view of
the law to the board of supervisors. The
committee appeared before the board of
supervisors Tuesday, the 10th instant in
Alexandria, and presented this view Of the
law, and found that the construction given
by the commemorative attorney was prac-
tically the same. -
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Perry's parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. W. T.

Perry's parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. W. T.
Wright.
Miss Cornelia Warfeld. who has been the
guest of Miss Bessie Perry, has returned
to her home in Gaithersburg.
Mrs. George Y. Worthington and son
George Of Seminary Hill, Fairfax county.
Va, have been the guests of Mrs. George
c. Sampson.
A meeting of the town courcil was held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mayor R.
B. Derrick. But little business was before
the meeting. Mr.. w. I. Hutchinson was
granted leave to reduce the grade in front
of the residence he is having built on Bal
timore street, the work to be done under the
supervision of the council.
Mr.. A. K. Parker has been the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. B. H. Warner.
A well-attended meeting Of the Home
Missionary and Ladies' Aid societies of
the ST. Paurs M. E. Church was held on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. B. C. Tiff
fanny OF Garrett Park. The Home Mission
airy meeting was opened with the regular
devotional exercises, conducted by the pres
fdent, Mrs. T. S. GartrelI. after which an
Interesting paper. entitled 1.-THE History of
was read by Mrs. H, L. Amiss. Mrs. j. F.
Stock and Mrs. Ella Stokes, with Mrs. R.
NJ Moore as alternate. were elected delegates
to the annual convention at Baltimore Ar
meeting. to be held some time during Oc-
tober. at which a number of interesting
speakers will be present. The work of the
Ladies' Aid Society was next taken up,
with Mrs. G. w. r. Stokes, president, in
charge. It was decided to postpone the an
nual oyster supper till some time in De-
cember. A sewing meeting was appointed
for Wednesday afternoon to be held at the
home Of Mrs ]. F. Stock. The next meet
ing of the society will also be at Mrs.
Stocks.
Miss Jennie Feldmeyer Of Annapolis is the
guest Of Miss Valera Flack
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JOSEPH BROS. & CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA
IN TWINING CITY, In The DISTRICT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN TWINING CITY, In THE DISTRICT OF
By virtue Of a power contained in deed of
trust to the undersigned trustees, bearing date
June 10, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber No. zoos.
folio 464 ct of the Ia records the
District of Columbia, default having been made in
the payment OF the Indebtedness secured theI c.y,
and upon the Written request Of the holders lie
paper therein secured the undersigned trustees will
offer. at public auction; to the highest bidder. en-
the premises. on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER THE
TWENTIETH, 1895, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all
a. in block No. five 90 in certain subdivision o.
part of the farm of the late Henry Naylor, made
by Richard Smith and Charles A. Elliott, trustees
the same being duly recorded in Book No. ,Coun-
ty) at page 131, In the office of the surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia, known as Twining
City
The said ground is improved by three e, dwell
ings, nearly completed, two being of about seven
rooms each, and one large store and about eight
room dwelling. The property will be offered subec
to decd Of trust of 81 900, bearing date the 9th
of May. 1895, to the Baltimore Building and Loan
Association Of baltimore City, recorded in Jiber
record books of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: CASH at the expiration Of ten
days from the day sale; 5000 to lie deposited at
the time OF sale, and ten days allowed within
which to pay the balance and close up the pur-
chase. Trustees reserve the right reoifer the
property sale at the purchasers risk in default
of compliance with these terms. Conveyancfny at
cost of purchaser.
ALBERT L. RICHARDSON,
LOUIS ]. SMITH,
se9dh Trustees. Washington, DC.
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ROCKVILLE,

A meeting of the board of management
of the Agricultural Society was held here
Wednesday for the purpose of examining
the financial affairs of the late exhibition.
Tho treasurer reported the following
amounts received from the sale of tickets
and other sources: Sales of tickets at
gates, s., 7S1.75; grand stand, s1S425: par
Gel room, SLIGO; due from railroad cou-
pons. 81, 30: race entries. s2SS; privileges,
$1,000; stall rents, SIG; membership tickets,
$3.50; exhibition tickets, SOL; sundries, So
$50; total. s., $500. The amount received
Is $500 more tran last year, notwithstand-
Ing the fact that one day was lost by the
rain on Friday. There are some small
amounts yet due the society. and no addi-
tlon of the amount expended has yet been
made.
The residence of Mr.. Hugh c. Reading,
hear Seneca, was few nights ago the
scene of a pleasant and largely attended
lawn party. in honor OF the guests of Mrs.
Reading. Mrs. NJ. C. Pearson and laughter
OF baltimore. The guests were received
by Mrs. Reading and Mrs. Pearson. and
the refreshments were dispensed by Misses
May Pearson. Helen Noursa, Lizzie and
Mary Tschiffely. Among those present
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THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTIONEER,
No. 612 Z st, NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROP
ERTY, SITUATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
10TH STREET BETWEEN / AND STREETS

TRUSTEES ESTT SAL SAFE 20 OF xAITABLE HOTEL PROP:
sH s1 sl bEf ~ Ef k MET SIRE sTREE Is
and duly fs in 'n Tber n 20.
the District Of coambia and by hs direction Of
the parties secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
pres Se Il frHpt 's o
SEPTEMBER, AID. 1S95. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
and premises, situate in the city of Washington
and district OF Columbia and designated and be-
Others subdivision Of square one - hundred and
eishty,hve QS5l as said subdivision is recorded In
the District of Columbia. said part of lot being
contained within the following metes and bounds,
west line of 10th street one hundred and thirty six
G36, feet three and one-fourth 3) inches north OF
Ing also six &c, feet three and one-fourth go
inches north of tine southeast of lot four a.
and running thence north said street twenty six
west one hundred and six dOds feet six g, inches
and one-fon,th go inches. and thence east ono
hundred and six Q06l feet six ,6, inches to the
In said square one hundred and eighty live GsSl.
described by metes and bounds follows: Begin-
street at the northeast corner of said lot and run
ming thence south along said street twenty four l2
six Is, inches: thence north twenty-four ca, feet.
End thence east one hundred and six 1o6l feet six
beginning together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale;. One-tiird cash. balance in
aa tT on fse %a s or ali x s e
option of the purchaser or purchasers deposit of
all co %Ss AND w Se at %s %
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with in
fifteen days from day Of sale Otherwise the rs
risk and cost of defanlting purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some news
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