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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-11-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Bedspreads sale at Sachs to-mor-
row.
The Board OF Health meets to.
morrow afternoon.
Fifteen convalescent soldiers leave
by the Australia to-day.
The bark Arago sailed for the
Sound in ballast yesterday.
The u S. S. Bennington is off for
a cruise around the islands.
Sheetings and Pillow-casings at
Big Bargains to Buyers tomorrow
at Sachs.
The Australia sails at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon with good passen-
ger list.
The Kickapoos still continue to
draw interested audiences. This is
their last week,
Waimea rhubarb, celery, cabbage,
and potatoes, Edgar Henriques,
Masonic Temple.
The Kilohana Art Leagues fall
exhibition will be opened the week
before Thanksgiving Day.
The sale of season tickets for the
Nance O'Neil engagement opens to-
morrow morning at Wall, Nichols Co.
Persons requiring tombstones
should apply to Fred. Harrison who
has choice lot OF new designs on
view.
The showery weather interfered
with the attendance at last even
ing's baud concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
For rubber-tired hacks with care
full drivers, ring up telephone lib,
City Carriage Co., John S. Andrade,
Manager
For Lines, Lemons and Alligator
Pears, ETC., go to Maso, ic Temple
Fruit Store. Edgar Hclriques.
The funeral OF the late William
Richardson will take place from the
hall of the Sons OF st. George at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
The Belgic arrived this forenoon
and sails at 10 o'clock to night. She
is partially Guaranteed owing to
case OF fever and other sickness.
An election will be held at the
Drill Shed on November 9Th for the
election OF captain and first and
second lieutenants for Co B,
N. G.. FL.
The u S. transports Senator and
Valencia sailed for Manila yesterday
afternoon. The troops had a good
send off with the Government band
in attendance.
Customs Inspector j. w. Short
will assist the Port Surveyor this
month and Inspectors w. F. Storey
and r. NJ Macaulay are in charge Of
the night watch.
An excellent concert for the bene.
w W lut ttc hlDlSI EhTltu ASs'Cl'
atom will be- given in Progress Hall
ON Tuesday evening next Secure
your SEATS at once.
A prize Of $4,000 is offered by the
Belgian Government for the dis
covery OF chemical that will take
the place of phos phorus in the
manufacture OF matches.
The Hawaiian Choral Club had a
very pleasing rehearsal last evening
at Foster Hall. The chorus has
been strengthened by several new
members of the police force.
First Lieut.. Decker, Company |,
First New York, has been appoint
ed Provost Marshal, vice First Lieut.
Ma,her, Company G, who has been
detailed to the Hospital Corps as
purchasing agent.
Tie American bark Ceylon, Capt.
Calhoun, arrived yesterday, 32 days
from Nsnaimo with $50 tons of coal
consigned to Allen & Robinson, and
the American schooner Repeat,
Capt. Oleson, ~ days from Port
Blakely with lumber for the same
firm.
Sidney Morse, the well.known
tenor who recently gave concerts
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scano <Evslyn,, "a ospitsn Mr.. J. s.
Hutchinson, con gran cantidad Do pro.
visionss para ssta plaza, oonsignado +
los ss6ores L&timer y Fernandez. oien.
do este vapor do 1876 toneladas J ha.
biendo mas carga que trasportar para
Puerto Rico, 20 hixo 10 mar el dfs 8
81 vapor <Filadelfia,. !. que probablsmsn.
te llegarA mahana s nuestro puerto.
-. En- el dfa dc aver pudo obssr'
var sl Observstorio meteorological do
esta capital una psrturbaoi6n atmosft-
RIGA q1e acusaba la prssencia de un hu'
rac&n al s. Il. de esta isla por el grupo
do Antillas memories. Anoohe 90 sim
tieron ligsras r&fagas de este fsn6meno.
Por 10 que pareoe, 80 ha resuslto en- CO.
piosas lluvias.
-. El destroyer <Terror>, con mo-
two de las sospeohas que - tuyieron
poral, fa6 mandado auolar por orden
superior on sl oaf{uelo, cerca de Ia isle
ia do Ii viuda de Portell.
-. Aver fueron oonduoidos al De-
p6sito municipal sl individuo Antonio
Dfaz por maltratar de obra su eonou.
bina Maria Rodriguez; Jasinto
Olivezo, per proferir 1palabraa indeoo-
rosas + Ru6no Olivero,
~. A 10 centavos ejemplsr Sc ven'
de en- la libreria de L. SOLO un plano de
gran tamano, oomprendiendo las Anti
Has, Estados Undo, Mexico y Republi-
cas- del Centro. Tambi6n han recibido
los altimos n1meros de <El Eco de la
Moda.'
-. En- los datos que publioamos,en
la edioi6n de antes de aver, aoerca del
comeroio exterior de Espana en- 1895, 90
desliz6 un error que vamos salvar. Sc
consign6 que asoendfan l14 lmillones
1858 pesetas la exportaci6n de la
Peninsula Cuba, Filipinas y Puerto
Rico, cuando esa suma es la diferenoia
favor del comercio de la peninsula con
dichas islas. Ell total general de este es
de ao6 millones 1885 pesetas, 8 sea
un..25 por oiento del valor de la produo-
oi6n de la Peninsula que sale para todos
los paises con que comercia.
~ Por orden del eehor comandan'
te de Orden pdblico han sido puestos en-
libertsd hoy, Baldomero Benitez Vax.
quez, Inocenoio Cobian (a) Buffalo, Juan
Oquendo Cris6stomo, Alexandra Soto,
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- Conffrmsse 81 rumor dc que 81
general Miles en- una <interwiem9 con un
reporter de un diario neoyorkino dirigi6
aousaoianes al ousrpo organizsdor de Il
campa1la. Pareoe que el Gobierno de
Washington le exige una rsotifcaoi6n 8
do 10 oontrario le sometera & un oonse'
jo de guerra. ,/.
~ Dof1a Paulina Pineiro da cuan'
ia Ia Inspection de Poliofa de que su
marido Ramon Trigo le provooa con pa
labras injuriosas. ...,
:. .~. Anoohe en- una casa de lenool-
Mo, donde pernoot6 &gradablemente un
caballero, le fueron sustraidos dosoientos
pico de pesos, por cuyo motive en- la
Jefatura de Orden pdblioo y policfa,
hemos visto detenidas una poroion de
pazon.as interrogandoseles para el escla-
recimiento del heoho.
~ La guardia civil de ests conan
dancia ha prestado durante ell mes de
Julio pr6ximo pasado $50 servioios por
diferentes oonoeptos.
Gran Hotel ''IngIaterra" nftmss ngts' d.
orden. Montado s la altura de los me-
jores de Europa. Vistas + la bahia.
Con. gabineterde leotura, departamento
do cantina, tabaquerfa y un elegants
Salon de Reoreo.-Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segdn la habitaoidn
que 80 ooupe.-~-A. AGUDO.-Propie-
tario).
~ El joven pianista portorriqueho
don Francisco Cort6s, ha sido propuesto
para professor del Conservatorio de <St.
Elen., pueblo de Is, 600 habitantes, muy
oerca de Paris.
~ Varios j6venes de esta capital
que han hsblado con nosotros, nos mani
hestan, que conformes con ell m6todo
rapido y PRACTICE del senor Iglesias para
el estudio ds ing!6s, no serfan pocos los
que ingresarfan como educandos siempre
que el referido professor rebajara un po'
GO Ell pago del aprendizaje.
- Le ha sido impuesta Ia pena dc
dos meses nueve dias de oAroel Ju.
liam Texidor (a) 'Pa Julia'' por 81 deli
to de hurto.
~ Llamamos la atenci6n de las
autoridades que habi6ndose importado 4
esta plaza gran oantidad de provisiones
= vfveres de todas olases> de Europa y
los Estados Unidos, oontinds Ia mayor
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puesto publican una lecci6n diafia deln.
gl9s por medic is entregas que vende &
cinco o6ntimos cada una. El m6todo es
racional, instintivo, prActico y de utili'
dad suIna.
~. Pasageros embsroados en- d va
Dor sspafiol sAlfonso XIII, para Ia Ha'
bana. Regime Fernandez y mas, Pc
dro Rentsria y 2 mas, Arsenic Alfonso y
% mas, Petronila Pasoasio, marino Ro'
driguex,. Tomas Veto, Juana Pujals,
Francisco Saavedrs, Juan Medina, Ma.
ximo Monterrey, Juan Monterrey, seno'
ra y hijos, Manuel Morales, Julio
Blsnco.
~. DetrAs del antigua Hospital
Militar de Ponce, en- las inmediaoiones
del aoueducto sobre la falda del cerro
que conduce al Vigfs, han lsvantado
los amerioanos numerosas tiendas dc
campaf1a. -.>
-. Han aprobsdo su pendltimo afio
de ingenisro civil en- Ia celsbre Univer'
sidad do Lehigh, nuestros estimadoa
amigos compatriotas don Gervasio
Gambia Cordoba y don Ricardo Skerret
Landr6n, miemhros de distinguidas fa'
milias do ssta ciudad. Les felioitamos.
-. 1Cuando 10 restableoe 81 alum
brado sl6ctrico On esta oiudad? Esta
es Ia pregunta que nos dirigen muchas
personals. Conteste quisn pueda.
~ La prensa ponoe1s abogs por~
cue 80 cree <una sspeoie dc guardia Oh
vii, compuesta por hombres buenos y
vslientes y mandsda por nm ciudadano
fntsgro activo, que garantice la pro-
pisdad, la tranquilidad y la vida do los
qua no viven al amor de la oiudad.
~ Los profesores de orquesta de
Pono. tratan de estableoer una sociedad
denominada <Liga Filarm6nics., En-
tire los acuerdos tomados fgura Ia su-
preston de Las <puntas> en- los bales.
~. El joven don Arturo Aponte,
hijo do nuestro amigo sl Lcdo. dol mis-
mo nombrs y apellido. 80 examine haos
POGO del quinto afo dol Bachillersto,
habisndo obtenido muy buenas notas.
~. Don Francisco Yereguf ha So
lioitado autorisaoi6n para usar armsa
prohibidas para Ia dsfsnsa do ~ psrso.
ma de sus fnoas.
-. Como & lss siete do la nAhana
ds hoy entr6 On nuestro puerto, prooe.
dents dc Nueva York, el vspor amsri'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-12
CompTa, Venta
Y ALQULER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARIDA Y Co

~, SAN FhANC16CO g. +.
-. So ha presentado / la Admi-
nistraci6n central de Comunicaciones ell
telegrsfsta 10. don Rafael Sevills.
~. Bajo ell epfgrafe <Esto es des'
ahogo> dice un diario importantfsimo
de Barcelona: GEL organo dc Sagasta
pide la censura que sea benigna con
Ia prensa en- 10 referente la discussion
de las condolences de la pax, porque no
tendrfa sentido quo ouando ell Gobierno
pide el oonsejo de los prohombre de to-
dos los partidos, dinAsticos y anti dinas'
tioos, para obrar con acierto, hubiese de
seguir teniendo amordazada s la prensa,
que es la mas llamada ilustrsr sobre
todas las materi$s. Mas & Gel Correo,
SO le ocurre pedir este s la censura GUAM
do va han sido aoeptadas por 81 Gobier'
no las condolences impuestas por los Es
tados Unidos no queda otro recurso
que pssar por 10 heoho.
lSe puede> l1evar la burla mas ALA
por 81 6rgano del esflor Sagasta? Cree
mos que no."
-. El Ayugtamiento de Gufabo
solicita authorization para cobrar + buena
cuenta las cohtribuciones del oorriente
eiercioio eoonomico.
~ Ri Aloalde de Quebradillas don
Onorio Hernandez ha pedido IS dias
de lieenoia.
~ El vapor esp. eAIfonso XIII,
salido aver de nuestro puerto conduoe
la oarga 81 guients para la Habana: 1877
sacos caf6 con 1908 kilos netos, suoe-
sores de L. ViIlarnil y Co. 500 cajas oi'
ga1rillos.
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parte del comercio detallandolos s pro-
oios deecomunales.
-. Aver fueron curados ca la sala
de socorros Maria Andino, de varias
oontusiones que 10 infri6 su marido San.
tiago Costoso = C6rdova; Ceferino Ca
brera, de una herida que le produjo Mi
guel Varcalcer, en- riha, d&ndose lusgo& {
La fuga. -
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EDAD E:s.
El mejor vino def .mundo
IA DT0TA Alta C1l IL

1t1O0A OOC1GQdU
cosecheros de vino de
III A r o.
Unicos importadores,
CERECEDO HNOS. Y CO.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-12
CINTA de SEDA

CON SO POR 100 DE 2EBAJA
detallamos una gran partida IS, 10, Is
y 20 oentavos vara, precios &jos. Bazar
de Novedades de GONZALEZ, PADIN
HERMANOS, San Francisco SO, San
Juan. Ga
Sc desea v0lder en-. en- Espaiia ca la
provinoia de Oviedo, Santa Marina de
Ia Vega oalle de la antigua una casa
mum. 8, altos bajos dc mamposterfaS
cubisrta de losa con su corral tapiado y
casa de horno para elaborar pan, Gu
bierta tambi6n dc losa con gu antojana
alberta 81 Sur con la que oonstituye IN
solo fondo de csbida de dos areas junto
10 casa por ell Norte con So husrta Ger
oada de pared alta do oabida de trein:s
y seis &reas sasenta y siete sentiareas
destinadae 8 labranzas con otra antojana
81 oriente y otras porciones de TERRA
compuestas de dos ouerdas mas me-
nos. El que interese comprarla dirfia'
Sc su dpefla Amalia Gonzalez viuda de
la Tore. Ciudad de Humacao, Puerto
Rico. 3e-15
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Francisco Arinaldi, Permuceno Oeasio,
Nepomuceno Rodriguez; Jesus Costa,
Conception Figueroa, Njeasio Mhrrero,
Jos6 Dolores Ortiz quese hallaban por
sospecha6 en la carcel de esta ciudad.
~ Aver fue capturado en- Rio
piedras, ell individuo Juan Planas por
haber agredido con un garrote al ;joven
don Ramon Ubarri, que fu9 curado en-
la sala do sooorros por el doctor Or.
caeitae.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The democrats made gains in town
elections held in New York Friday.
Governor Tyler has now on file 100
applications for pardons OF persons
now in the penitentiary. d
By the breaking of levee on the Ohio
river Sunday, the town of Shawneetown,
ILL.,, was almost entirely destroyed, and
80 lives are reported to have been lost.
Emile lola may not have to serve his
sentence for criticising the Esterhazy
court martial, a favorable report hav-
ing been made on his appeal.
1t was announced in the House at
Commons Thursday that Russia had
notified the British government that
Port Arthur and Ta-Lien-Wan would
be opened to foreign trade.
Vice President Andrews OF the
Southern Railway, Thursday notified
North Carolina editors that in view of
the recent orders of the State railway
commission it is impossible for him
to issue any passes for advertising at
ter April 1.
Tammany Hall was thrown into con
, rteruation Friday by the passage by
the Assembly at Albany and the sign
ing by Governor Black of a bill pro
viding that the Tammany civil service
rule must be submitted to the New
York civil service board, and that re.
movals cannot be made on
c1 lsssE & sc az I'D fer hhesa.iaasgS
Alice Mitchell, the young woman
who few years ago created q sensa.
ton by cutting the throat Of Freda
Ward, an intimate friend. died Friday
In the State Asylum at Bolivar. Tenn,
where she had been confined since the
trial by the jury which pronounced he1
insane and ordered her Incarceration,
The cause Of death is not known.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07
GRAIN TRADE AND CROPS.

The Cincinnati Price-Current OF last
Thursday says
| The recent deluge of water in Ella - 6
| portion of Ohio, and considerable
partua$ Indiana, with overabundance
Of moisture to more or less extent in
other sections, has retarded farm work,
delayed the preparation of ground for
unseeded oats, for corn and other
crops, where overhows have occurred
the growing wheat has been injured.
but to what extent cannot now be re
| liably estimated. It is not likely, how
ever, that the extent of damage from
this cause will have an important in
fluenee on the wheat crop, taken as
whole.
Lower temperature within the week
has been experienced, and freezing, in
the central regions, leading to some
apprehension as to influence on fruit
crops and wheat fields. With refer
ence to the latter there appears to be
little reason for serious apprehension.
The plant is not at such stage as to
be liable to injury from such frosts as
have occurred, and no apprec1able
harm has resulted from this cause.
A careful view of the current CORE
spondence in regard to the condition
cheerfulness in the situation and out
look as has been apparent at any pre-
vious time.
1t has been generally conceded that
the area in winter wheat is greater
than last year. It has also been sug.
gested that Indications have pointed
to plans for an enlarged area of spring
wheat, The later information ia re
gard to this fully confirms that offered
previously. The enlargement Of acre
age in the Northwestern States will
not be shown in all districts. In many
Instances there will be no increase-in
a few, some decrease-but much the
larger portion of that region will show
a decided gain, if present expectations
are realized.
Frosts have most likely disturbed the
promise for fruit, especially peaches,
but the extent of such injury is not yet
made apparent.
The interior grain movement shows
no special feature, continuing of mod
: crate proportions. In some instances
bad condition of roads has had an in
f1uence.
The wheat markets have averaged
somewhat lower than previously, and
prices at Chicago at the close are re-
duced in comparison with week ago.
The indications in regard to foreign
crops and requirements have not been
of such a nature as to essentially
change the previous view, which i'm
plies favorable promise for the coming
harvest. and probable sufficiency te
meet requirements in the meantime
but low condition of supplies.
The corn market is without much
change in any particular, and prices al
Chicago at the close are about the
| same as week ago while oats are some
what easier.
July wheat at Chicago closed
24c below the highest point of the
week, &c above the lowest point, and
2sc lower than week ago.
} Corn at Chicago FOR July clos
, ed &c below the highest point of the
week, &c above the lowest point anG
the same as week ago
Wheat receipts at primary markets
were 2,641 900 bushels for the week
against 2,504.000 the preceding week
and 1881 ,000slast year.
Corn receipts were 3,405.000 bushels
against 4,022, 600 the preceding week
and z, 1870. 900 last year.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07

coed to Cuba. The f1otilla is to be
by four of SPANS biggest
cruisers, according to the latest re-
ports.
Another flotilla OF torpedo boats and
torpedo boat destroyers is being pre-
pared for active service at Cadiz.
Fifteen thOusan people swarmed
through the corridors of the House end
of the Capitol Monday clamoring for
admission to the galleries. None
seemed to know what the day would
bring forth. Fears of an outbreak were
expressed everywhere, but the Repub--
lican leaders seemed confident that
they could hold the House until Tues
day at least. The leaders OF the ag-
gressive Republicans who participated
in the conference counseled their asso-
ciates to keep in line until Tuesday.
They adjured them to do nothing rash
until the conference that night.
Mr.. Cannon, chairman of the com
mittee on appropriations, asked unan-
imous consideration of the Senate reso
luton suspending a portion of section
355, OF the revised statutes, SO as to
permit the United States to erect for
tifcations in cases Of emergency upon
any land upon obtaining the written
CONSENT Oh CQ0 OWueT.
This is another war measure" in
terposed Mr.. Bailey. Il ssshall object
until find out whether we are going
to have any war"
Mr.. Cannon explained that the pas
sage of this bill was urgently recon-
mended by the chief Of engineers. He
moved to PASS this bill under suspen-
sion of the rules.
Mr.. Bailey took the floor after Mr..
Cannon's explanation and male q
speech, which aroused the galleries
to pitch which brought down upon
them threat from the Speaker that
they would be cleared il such demon
strations were repeated. He called
attention to the feet that Oh several
t occasions within the last thirty days
the House had been called upon to
vote upon several propositions which
| indicated that war was directly ahead
Of us. Yet, he said, Congress was not
in possession Of any fact which war
rants this belief. He had voted fol
the extraordinary emergency $50, 000,.
600 appropriation. but he had voted
for it under the impression that we
were perilously near to war. II q
Democratic President had asked 8
Democratic House to authorize such
an expenditure without control or linn
itation he should have denied 1t. He
closed by saying that If the President
wanted more time to treat with thu
Spanish butchers it would be granted
Mr.. Cannon said that Mr.. Bale.
was posturing before the country, bu
that his own city Of Galveston nigh
be in danger of a hostile feet. :.
ut would be stopped before it coult
get there, if we had the proper sort o
an administration" retorted Mr.
Bailey.
The resolution was then passes
without division.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMEMTS.

THE undersigned members of the Farm
ers' Protective Association, OF Mint
Spring, Va" Hereby forewarn and notify
all persons against hunting, fshing. gather
ing berries or trespassing of any kind on
our lands. The law will certainly be en-
forced against any offenders, without fear
or favor, and will be governed by the fol-
lowing resolution:
THAT it shall be the duty Of every mem
Der of this Association to ascertain as far
as possible the name of the parties hunting
or trespassing. whether upon his lands. or
upon the lands of other members, and re
port the same to tho lawful land owner OF
owners
l.. d. Myerly, Geo. NJ. Cochran, Jos. s
Cochran, L. s. Rawlinson, j. B. Shannon,
John Stogdale. John Keiser, Mrs. McPhee.
ter. F. Ii. Baxter, A. q Rosen. John A
Wright, VIM Fauber, David Rosen, NJ. F
Gilkeson, F. E. Sllor, W. II. Wilson. J. J.
& Il. f. Larew. NJ. F. Gayhart, John Tow
herman, DIR. A. w Gilkeson, John Gard
ner. r. j. Williams, Chs. Jacot Guillar-
mod, John Bryan. Mrs. Maggie A. Shields,
L. A. Montgomery, VIM. Robinson. Adam
Seibei, Mrs. Z. A. GIRLS, W. V. w. q
Abney, Ii. A. Davis, z. s. Cecil, A. G
Christian, Lee Christian. John w. Gilke
son, j. Sam Wallace, S. F. Pilson.
apr 7-3t
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a deed of trust executed by gu
san ]. Knowles to the UNDERSIGNED, dated May
18th, 1892, and duly recorded in the clerks
III, page 40, default having been made, and
being required by the beneficiary SO to do, we
will sell at public auction in front OF the court
house OF Augusta county, in Staunton, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1898.
the property conveyed by said deed as follows:
That certain tract of land in Augusta county
about two miles west of Staunton, containing
the same land conveyed to Susan ]. Knowles
by Absolom Knowles. g
I TEkMS--CRsh as to Eight Hundred and
Eighty seven Dollars (sSS7 .OO) and the costs OF
executing the trust, any unpaid taxes, the
purchaser to pay tax for 1898, and the residue
In six, twelve and eighteen months, evidenced
by the bend OF the purchaser, bearing interest
from date OF sale and secured by deed OF trust.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
JOS. b. WOODWARD,
CHAS. c. BERRY.
spr 7-5t Trustees.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A HOUSE AND LOT

Near National Cemetery, Augusta County.
By virtue of deed OF trust executed by Will
liam Armstead cord, and wife, to the under
signed, dated April 9th, 1897. and duly record
ed In the clerks office Of Augusta county CO lrt
in d. B. No. l2l, page 245, default having been
made, and being required by the beneficiary
so to do, we will sell at puplic auction in 'front.'
of the court house OF Augusta county in Staun-
ton. on
SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1898,
the property conveyed by said deed as follows:
That certain tract or parcel of land situate in
Augusta county, east OF Staunton, on the Port
Republic road, and fronting on said road 81
feet inches and running back between par
allel lines 337 feet to new street. said lot has
on 1t q two story frame dwelling, rooms, and
Ii near the National Cemetery.
TERMS-Cash % to 20 and costs Of exc
cutting the trust and npaid taxes, and the res
idue in 6, IL and IL month evidenced by bonds
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust the
purchaser will be required to pay taxes for 1898
-. WILLIAM A, BURNETT,
JQS. B. WOODWARD,
CHASE. BERRY,
apr 7-5t Trustees.