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Literary Notes.

Love and Mystery by Claude H. Wet
more, the well-knOwn author, is one of a
number of exceedingly attractive stories.
fourteen in all. presented in the July 4th
number of Tie Waverley Magazine, Boston.
This popular weekly is especially appro
pirate to these summer days. Its stories
are all complete in this number, and every
member of the family will find in its
columns something to interest and enter
tain. Under its new management The
Waverlcy is easily taking place in the
front rank of the literary weeklies. 1t can
be procured from the newsdealers, or the
publishers direct, at ten cents per copy.
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The Fastest Canoe.

The fastest canoe in the world is the
Wasp, owned by Paul Butler, son of
the late General B. F. Butler. The
wasp's mainmast is 19 feet inches
long, OF feet inches longer than the
boat, and she carries a spread of 220
square feet of cloth. The mizzenmast
is stepped ON the port side of the keel
alongside the centerboard trunk, which,
contrary to all usage, is well abaft of
the skipper. With this boat Butler last
year made a new canoe record for the
mile, covering the distance in 4:25.
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Boston & Maine R. R. PaSsunpSiC Div.
Time Table. Commencing Oct. :, IS

Time Table. Commencing Oct. 7, 1895.
Trains lsave Bvadtord
SOUTH BOUND.
For Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston, I.55 m, 1910 a. m, Las, 7.73 p. m.
For Worcester and Providence, IS, 10. 10 am
For Bellows Falls, Brattleboro Greenfield,
Northampton, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven,
New York, I.55, 1919, a. m., as p M
For North Thetford, Norwich, White River
Junction IS, 1919 a. m 1925, 7.33 p. m.
For WayStations to White River Junction
1o.lea. m Las, 7. 33p. m.
NORTH BOUND.
For Wells River, McIndos, Barnet, st.
Johnsbury, Lyndonvlle, Barton, Newport 1.55,
9.1oa M, 2s5, $40 p. m:
For Way Stations to Newport, 9.1o a. M,
ass 6.3s p, m.
For Montreal, 1855 a. m, ass, 6.3op pm.
For Quebec, 1.5s a. M, 2.55, $50 pm
D. !. FLANDERS.
Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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A CONSOLIDATION.

The West Topsham Observer of yes
terday contains this announcement
which is self explanatory:
TO THE PUBLIC: With this issue The
Observer ceases to be printed at West Tops
ham, and we take this method of returning
sincere thanks to all who have contributed
in any way toward its support The print
ing outfit, subscription list and goodwill
have been sold to The Opinion Publishing
Company of Bradford, who will continue
its publication, carrying out our contract by
supplying our patrons with much more
complete newspaper than we could posi-,
bly, furnish. Dr. II. l.. Watson will attend
to the correspondence and advertising, tax
ing subscriptions and orders for all kinds
of Job printing for the new concern, and
asks that the liberal patronage given to The
Observer under his ownership, be contin-
ued. Very sincerely yours.
THE OBSERVER.
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IL
BroI'vTS 10 of the LyDdonville Jour.
nal issuedNhe anest illustrated number,
showing mp the many and varied enter
prises of Lyndonville. that we have
seen. Mr.. j. H. Walbridge managed
the "write up" in his usual thorough
and capable manner.
Miss Vida Albee was quite seriously
injured by being thrown from her BIZ
cycle when returning from Lake Mo.
rev, Saturday afternoon, by losing con-
troll of the wheel on the long hill
south of M. A. Jenkins. She did not
regain consciousness fully until Mon
dav. At present she is better and as
no bones were broken it is expected
that she will entirely recover soon.
BRADFORD, July 8.
If you have lost anything which you
are anxious to find quick advertise in
the OPINION. A subscriber lost val
liable piece of clothing, put an ad. IN
the OPINION and had the goods re-
turned in four hours after 'he papers
left tne press. Don't forget to adver-
tise in the OPINION.
One who has been benefited by so
doing.
The aides of the Congregations
church and society are invited TO come
and bring their work and box supper
to the vestry on Thursday afternoon.
july 10th. at three o'clock. Object:
to promote social intercourse and de-
wise ways and means for increasing
the finances of the Society. The
Young ladies are especially invited.
Supper at five O'Clock.
NJ. F. STEARNs, Secy.
The Great United Encampment of
the Christian Crusaders, in the East,
will he feld at Claremont Junction, N.
H., Thursday, July 16, to Sunday,
August 2, inclusive. Gen. M. X. Light
will have charge of the camp meeting,
assisted bv officers and cadets, and
prominent clergymen The New Eng
land Crusade Brass Band will render
music. Railroad fares via b. & M.
and G. V. railroads at reduced rates.
Fare from Bradford, 175; So New
bury, So; Newbury, / 95. Board
reasonable.
You'll use third less soap by using
Harmless.
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1t now looks as if Steve O'Donnell
and Dan Creedon, both of whom are in
England, would be brought together in
the near future.
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Makes Way For Laurier.

Ottawa, July 7.-sir Charles Tuppe-
handed in his resignation. along with
that of his colleagues, to Lord Aberdeen
today. Laurier, who is in Montreal. was
Immediately sent for.
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New Brunswick cedar shingles ST. rs,
50 20, So 80, So Is. Cedar posts lOc'
Best bargain for the money in town.
35 RENEAU MFG. Co.
For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.
Two houses containing four tenements,
all occupied and in good repair. A
good barn and garden. Said property
is centrally located in Bradford. En-
quire OF
STEARNs e JONES
Bradford, June "a, '96. 30 8
MoREY LAKE.
Furnished cottage to let. Price one
dollar per day. For further particu-
lars, address
G. B. DODGE, Lyndonville, vt.
FOUND, In Bradford village, ladies'
jacket with velvet collar. The owner
can have the same by calling at the
OPINION office, proving property and
pay ing cost of advertising.
George H, Newell, eye specialists of
Lynn, Mass formerly of Woodsville,
announces that he will fill the following
dates and will be glad to attend to the
wants of all in need of his services: !:
Woodsvile July 6, 7, s, 9, 10, II, II,
IS. "a, 25, 81, and August l /; North Ha-
verhill, July Is, Haverhill, July 90;
Newbury, July 21; Bradford, July %.
Build up while you Work, with DR.
Humphreys Specific No. "a for Brain
Fsg, General Debility, and all forms
of Physical Weakness. For sale by
druggists.
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Special Announcements.

s1obituay notices and Resolutions 8 cents line
Reading notices under Special Announcement 10 cents
line, each insertion, among locals 20 Cts Gard OF
Thanks SO cents.
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All purely business notices pubIihed in reading COL
unns and oil Advertisements Of churches Sabbath school,
hu. excursions, &c.. where money is expected 10 be
rsazed-wiI be charged at our regular rates Editorial
notices Of such affairs will be published free.
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GO TO HALIFAX.
AND ENJOY THE GRAND CARNIVAL
WEEK" FESTIVITIES.

WEEK" FESTIVITIES.
Halifax, the picturesque capital of Nova
Scotia. is to throw wide open its hoSpitable
doors ON July 28 29, 30 and 81, and cordial
ly invite the whole world to Join with it in
the observance of Carnival Week" The
program of outdoor sports and spectacles
that have been arranged for this occasion
will excel in interest and variety anything
of the kind ever before attempted in the
maritime provinces. The list of attrac-
tions is fairly bewldering one, and
among the more notable events will be a
number of aquatic contests between crack
oarsmen of the world; naval manoeuvers by
vessels of the British North Atlantic squad
ron: grand harbor illumination and cleo
trcal display by the war ships; military
band concerts, bicycle races and parade,
horse races, etc.
Preparations for the celebration have
been in progress for months, and the event
will offer an opportunity to visit and study
the quaint and semi-fOreign attractions OF
this great military and naval stronghold of
Great Britain are in themselves well worth
the journey, including, AS they do. the lnI-
pregnable fOrtresses that millions of dollars
have been layished upon; the British man
of-war, with hospitable officers and crews;
the interesting public buildings; the curl
GUS open air market scenes, the magnificent
public parks and gardens and the manlfold
opportunities for drives and excursions.
Side trips innumerable may also be made,
to Grand Pre- and Wolfvile (the Land OF
Evangellne); Sydney, Louisburg, and the
beautiful Bras dor region in Cape Breton,
Prince Edward Island, Lunenburg, Bridge,
water, the Annapolis Valley, Digby, and
Yarmouth. Nova Scotia is. indeed. the
ideal place in which to enjoy summer
outing, for it is a land where everything is
bright and fresh and beautiful, and often
times historic; where the air is cool and
bracing and the scenery enchanting, even
if not majestic.
The best way to get there during Carni-
val Week, and in fact the only way to get
there without vexatIous change or the dis
comfort of sea voyage is by the all rail
route of the Boston and Maine System
Pirst class and tourist cars are run from
Boston and immediate points to st. John,
where connection is made with the Inter
colonial Ry. for Halifax, or with steamer
to Digby and Dominion & Atlantic BY. to
Halifax. the Land of Evangeline route.
The all-rail route is through some OF the
finest scenery of New Brunswick and Nova
ScOtio. All Boston and Maine ticket offices
will furnish round trip tickets at reduced
rates fer this special occasion.
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All Recommend IL.

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about ShIloh's Cure for Con-
sumption. They will recommend it. Sold
by A. i. Clarke.
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MONTPELIER and Wells River Railroad.

Leave Montpelier at AIS p. m, 1910 p. m, $500 m
Leave Wells River at4:45 m, 1890 a. M, $40 p m
7.35 p. m.
w. A. STowELL, Supt. F. W. MORSE, G. P. A.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-28
III N.rrn md The Rrrnlon.

The Refoimcr am organ OF the colorcd
people of Richmond says.
"Thc ceremonies incident to the laying
of the cornerstone of the jefferson Da-
Ms monument will take place June SOth,
July lst and ID"
la view OF tho fact that there is no
apparent grudgo between the men who
pauguratet the Confedcracy and the
negro. and who sought thereby 20 rivet
ms chains of oppression tightly. and the
failure OF the COnfedoWtcs. which event
uated ib liberty TO the black man, the
Virginia , negro diciaim any hostile
feeling against the Confederates.
As Nulh,ans, possessed OF the patri-
otic sentiments common TO our people we
join in CONTEMPLATING the veterans. and
Oh behalf of Nr people assure them
that thai hospitality for which the State
SIS prOy-7Dial Will bee extended to the
rounlcnists 10y the negro Nirginians Of
Richmond, I'm common with the white
citizens OF Richmond, during the reunion.
Slavery which the negro typincd. was
the bone OF contention between the
Urlonists and the Confcderates, and since
O. is no longer slavery but freedom. the
negro can afford 90 be as generous as
other Souihrons In welcoming the Con-
fedcratos.
The wars OF the Roses three hundred
ycara .ago on English soil, waged by the
ancestors Of Uuouists and Confedcrates
OF America, are but a Renaissance.
We could wish that the war OF thu
rebellion were only memory; then the
prejudice against the negro. who has
always been a loyal American, and the
hate cugcndcred 10y victory and defeat.
would not mar national councils-would
not create feeling that the South has
interests not common 90 the North, and
the North has interests not common TO
the South.
As American people, negroes north
ern southern. western, ana eastern
whites. one and the same destiny awaits
All the rcople who are citizens OF tfni
foremost nation-of the nations.
Black and white national brothorhood
must ultimately succeed TO division, preju-
dice, and hate.
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WHEN YOU GO TO

WHEN YOU GO TO
HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA,
HAWKEsBURY 9. B.,
CHARiOTTETOWN, z. +. l.,
Remember the
PLANT IS. LINE
OFFERS TWO SHIPS WEEK
SIS. HALIFAX" SAILING EVERY
TUESDAY.
IS. "OLIVETTEs' SAILING EVERY
SATURDAY,
y O'CLOCK NOON,
From tho Northside Lewis Wharf, 20
Atlantic Avenue.
Direct from Boston to all points IN the
Maritime Provinces.
The best service, the lowest rates, the
quickest time.
Don't forget the HALIFAX CARNI-
VAL. JULY 2sth, 10th. 3~h. and 3lst.
The Plant IS. Line will carry thou
sands OF people, and you will be wise II
you make your reservations early.
For rates. tickets, state-rooms, berths.
and all other necessary information call
on the ticket agents OF railroad and
steamship lines I'm all the principal cities
The Tourist Agents. POI. 2l1. 2g8. and
80 Washington street. =. y. MILLS
city Passenger and Ticket Agent. POI
Washington street: RICHARDSON *
BARNARD. Agents. % Atlantic avenue.
Boston. Mass. je2s-2t
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rTRUSTEE'S SALE.
OF
A VALUABLE PAMUNkEH RIVER
FARM IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY.

Rv virtue of a deed OF trust from H. u.
Tomliu to me. dated November -, lev2,
duly recorded i'm the clerks once OF hlns
William county. being required so 10 90
bv the beneficiary, | shall sell, at pubic
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY H. JSh,
ot l. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE FARM
called "NVARANANCOKE.' owned 10y col
onol H. b. Tomln. i'm King William couii-
~. near the Pamunkey river. nayisahle
stream. ON the main road from kichinohu
10 Tappahaunock and about Cyenteen
miles from Richmond, 10 which there Is
telephOne communication from the near
cst uost-oficc. The tract contains anont
no ACRES. OF which 20 acres are wen
timhcrcd. the rest being open land which
before the war was heavily fertilized by
lie celebrated "Pamunkey green sand
mari" and yielded thirty bushels OF
wheat or more TO the acre. ana then
easiiv sold for $50 or $50 per acre.
TERMS: While under tho deed the prop
erfy will be offered for cash. yet by
agreement OF all parties interested, De
ferrod credits may perhaps he aHoWta'
after n cash payment. Any person deslr-
ing to buy can have the farm shown 10
him bv Colonel Tomlin or 10y Messrs. -.
George y. and Randolph Coalter, Man
quin post-otlice, ,,rr,,,p Ayrr,,r,r
ielG-tu&sa9t trustee
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Bishop Capers viii Speak at the Young
Mems Christian Association To-Day.


The big hall of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association VIII he taxed 10 It's vt
most capacity this afternoon. when the
Rev. Ellison Capcrs. bishop uf the Do
cese OF South Carolina. will address thu
mems mass-mt citing 81 the 1bove-namfd
place on the exceedingly interesting
theme, "The Christian Soldier o( To-
day"
Bishop Capers is one Of he souths
most brilliant minister's. and Yhe associa-
ton feels frs uhed 10 Know that they
have succeeded in securing him for their
o'clock.
There viii also re a song service. during
which Mr.. lla( don $. Watkins viii sing.
Every tilnE heG been done 10 add to the
comfort OF those " no attend this meet
lnc; whic'd IS for men only. and any one
nhutr Sixteen years ~ age Will not be
seat
=, NJ. ]. y. Goodwin will speak 10 the
./ys' Gospel Army rally which will be
held I'm the association parlor at = o'clock
tharp this afternoon. Every boy who
possibly can do so should be present at
this meeting.
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THE OWL CYCLE CONTEST
ANOTHER TEN-MfLE iIOAD RhCE
oyER the SAME COURSE,
The Event win be Under the Auspices OF
the Independent Cycle Club,
Missing Link.

The postponed contest between Duncker
and Coleman FOR the time prize in the
Owl cycle Clubs recent road race VIII
be run Monday afternoon.
Another tcn-nlle road race VIII re run
.n this city July lJth. under the auspices
OF the Independent cycle C.uo. an or
yanization OF young and aggressive riders.
TIE PRIZES.
The committee ia charge Mossrs II.
l.. Allen. Jr.. A. -. Cousins and l.. ii.
Nayncld. have secured a number of
Valuable prizes for the event a complete
aist OF which will be- published later
They are now negotiating FOR ana hope
10 secure a high grade wheel for first
prize
The course. which will be the same
ss that ridden on the occasion OF tho
Owl Clubs tcn-mile race on June 9th. is
as follows. Start Boulevard near kcscr-
Noir. down boulevard 20 Missing Link. TO
Bfyaalt's lane. go Brook road. 70 Gin
ters lane TO Hermitage road. to Belle
vuo lane. 70 Brook road. TO Bryants lane,
70 Missing Link, 20 Boulevard. and finish
at Boulevard ana Beverley street
The entry blanks will be ready about
July 10Th.
Information regarding race will be cheer
fully given by ANY OF the club mem
icrs. some 81 whom can always ne round
OF tho clubhouse no. 1910 west Broad
street. opposite College. any night dur
ing the week, except Sunday, after $50
O'Clock.
MISSING LINK.
Tho Missing Link track is progressing
Is rapidly as the weather viii permit.
and will be- speedily completed If the sub
scripuons are promptly forthcoming The
following are some of tho latest Contri-
hutors: Miss Judith Dcane. Miss Virginia
brewery, Miss Annie Reddy Miss G D.
johnson. Miss Mary Garter Pace, Miss
Bessie Cabcn Pace. Mrs. W. A. Berry.
Mrs Chas. Berry. 10 Lane Stern, Dudley
Mcdonald. Fuller Bethel. y. rerrandini.
a.. COrWin. H. If. Bunker. a. ). Meyer.
j. T. West, Q. q. Dawes. G.. +. Adair. +.
il. Anderson. II. ~. Doggegtt Miss l..
~. Cayce. O. NJ Fcrrcl. ". IL. Brown,
d w. H. Walker, Miss Talloy, w. G. Nc
Cabe. Jr., W. r.. Williams, K. j, Rouse,
r. A. Haughtom W. y. Weller. l.. !.
WOOD, Julius Kindcrvater. i. NJ Lang
horne. o. *. Lassiter. r. r. Webster, J.
il. Walden Manchcster). II. ". Jones.
Harrison Bros. N1anchester). II. T. Thorn
rs. VIM. Cooke, IT, +. w. Lewis, II. NJ.
Clcary. ~ T.. Wood. II. $. Leftwlch, y.
N. Parish.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DON'T SAY YOU WANT TO BUY A
~ HOME or q GOOD INVESTMENT
II you read this and fail 10 take adyan-
tage OF H. ....,.,,
FIVE ROOM. SEMI DETACHED
FRAME HOUSE. No 1914 J. STREET,
on line Of electric cars. between twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh. city water.
Hose In good condition. Good tenant;
paying I'm advance $50 a year. owner
must have money. and viii sell for 500
cash. Can also be bought on tnslainent
plan without interest. ,...
F0UR-ROOM FRAME sEMI-DE-
TACHED HOUSE No. ~ BUCHANAN
STREET Good tenant. paying $40
m,ath. Owner will sell for $50 'ash.
Can also be- bought on instalmcnt pan
FIVE-ROOM DETACHED BklCk
HOUSE Of SOUTH REShRNoilt
STREET. in good condition. Can De had
for 81 600.
These are only few OF the good
things we have to offer Loans maze on
real estate az short notice. Rents col
lectod and advances made. Deeds WIKI
ten NOtarics public. 10
GEO T.. CRAWFORD & CO..
1905 Bank street
Geo. T.. Crawford. William j.. Pizzinl
Phones: 774 Bell. 203 Standard. 3ezS
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nor SALE. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
i BOOTS AND SHOES I'm STORE No.
1507 EAST MAIN STREET.. lately kept
by j. X. Teasdale. IS In tho hands a re-
ceiycr, and must be sold In order to wind
up the business. Am now selling at retail
at reduced prices, or VIII sell In lots, or
will submit 10 the Court offers for the
entire stock, and sell the uneNoired lease:
This Is good stand and has a good
trade. The public and trade also are In
vitcd 20 look at this stock. IL must be sold
TO wind up tho business.
JOHN Il. GAYLE, Receiver,
office No - Shafer building.
fe2s corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
Bath County, Va.

On Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
300 Feet Elevation.
a large. new, splendid hotel. called THE
HOMESTEAD. with an modern convent
cnces. including private baths bias been
erected on the site OF the old Home stead.
After June 10Th rates for the summer
VIII be as follows:
Homestead Hotel, cottages and annex,
frcm SIS per week upward. according 20
size and location ~ rooms. The Virginia
Hotel from SD per week upward.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SlOETS-Fine
orchestra. dancing in the Casino every
evening riding and driving parties daily
swimming pools. new bicycle track, Golf
grounds. lawn tennis. pool ana billiards.
bowling, fishing. and hunting.
FIRED. STERRY, Manager.
ma31-su, we&frt
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Id EAL TsTATE LOANs.
BANKEKs AND BROKERS.
The
Single
Man

oftengocs along thoughtlessly-
unthinkinglY, living right up 10
his salary with never a care for
the morrow. There's a tide in
the affairs Of every man when
it's easier saving dollars than
dimes. This case fits the single
man-.s he you. Save dollar
each we.k--at any rate s per
cent. Of your salary, it'll stand
you in good stead when you are
more in need Of it. Ask for a
free booklet al the Bank.
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EDUCATIONAL.

--~~--~-~-~-~-~l--~ ~~~~~0~~~~~-
NTCABE'S DAY AND BOARDING
vi UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND VA.
The thirty-second annual session Of this
school for boys begins MONDAY. Septem-
Der II. 1896
Thorough preparation for University Of
Virginia, Yale Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies, and lead
ing Engineering Schools. Fun stan Of
Experienced teachers Boarding depart
ment strictly limited For Catalogue ad-
dress W. GORDON MCABE,
Head Master
ic1i-we. fr.su3ln 400 east Cary street.
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George S. Nashon. Jr,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT p TEEEI1Tl,
1 4 INCHES ny 17s FEE MORE
on LESS. TO AN ALLEY on TIE
SOUTH LINE OF MOORE BETM E l.l,.1,
KINNEY AID N0R l1, s III; q ss
Or KINNEY STREET. WIN tOMfO
ABLE FRAME DWELLING. THEREON pr, ION
BY virtue OF decd Of trust. dated 18TH
NJ Nav 1894. executed to the undersigned,
and recorded IN clerks office OF the Iean-
tti y mage 5l5. 10 secure the payment
OF the money therein mentioned, default .id
having been made IN the payment or the
sarne we viii being thereto required by
the board Of directors Of the Granite
building Company proceed 10 sell by
auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE 70. lS96'
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ, the property above
described.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses Of ckecut-
ing this trust and 1901 81. balance on
such terms as may be announced NJ sale.
EDWARD $. ROSE,
JOSEPH W.lTHOMAS.
GEO. S. NXSIiON, JR.,
te24-td Trustees.