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BROWN & TOLsON. AUCTs., 140911 n. Y. AVE.
Sale by public auction of the en-
tire contents of premises No. 622
Pa. ave. NV, store and dwelling,
being the old-established stand of F.
Rrinkman, who is retiring from
business.
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY NINTH.
1903 AT TEN AM.
WE WILL SELL. WITHOUT RESERVE. THE
FURNITURE OF 20 ROOMS, EACH CONSISTING
WARDhoBE. HR f CHAIRS. % TaBLE, roihET WARE.
BEDDING, CARPET, STOVE, &c, AND IMME-
hEs or HE sT6hE TE oF
cos, CIGARS, SNUFF, MEERsCHAUM PIPES.
CIGAR HoLDERs, POCKET BOOKS, PEN
ELS, SOUVENIRS SHOWCASES. COUNTERS &c.
TERMS CASH. AND GOODS TO BE REMOVED
AT ONCE:
se26-2t BROWN & TOLSON, Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of a power Of sale contained in the
last Will and testament Of John Hefebower, de-
ceased. and by virtue Of an order passed by the
ORPHANS Court of Washington county. the 9th
day Of March, AID. 1903, the undersigned. e1-
etutor OF the last will and testament Of said John
Hefiebower. late of Washington county will SELL
at public sale. IN front of the court house In
the hours Of ONE AND THREE O'CLOCK PM,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1903, all the
following valuable real estate:
Tract No. being all that valuable farm, situate
In election district No. II. in said Washington
county, Nd. about " miles north of Sandy Hook
adjoining the lands OF William Stonebraker, James
Smith and Mrs. Johanna F; Suckern, and others
containing 1O4 of land. more less, and is
improved by large two-story brick dwelling house,
containing IA rooms. garret and large, dry cellar;
gcGd tenement house, large new bank barn.
corn cribs, wagon sheds hog pens. carriage houses
Implement house, good brick dry house. meat
blacksmith and carpenter shops. abundant sup
ply of good, yerfaiiing mountain water near
the kitchen door; Ice and fish pond. large apple
orchard large pear orchard. containing between
three and four hundred young and thrifty Bartlett
fruit of every description. This farm is under
good fencing and has water in nearly every field;
store. The land is in high state of cultivation.
This is of the most convenient and productive
farms in Washington county. Md.
Tract No 2-Contains hundred acres, more
or less, Of mountain land, part Of which is adjacent
to tract No; ], and takes in part of Mary yiand
Heights and the fort. and adjoins the lands of
James Smith. Stnncbrakers and others This land
Is thiekly set in the best Of chestnut and locust
timber. The mountain land will be sold in two
or more tracts to suit purchasers.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Orphans
Court are: One-third OF the purchase money to be
paid on the day OF sale or the ratification thereof
by the Orphans Court and the remainder in one
and two years of equal payments each, the pur-
chaser give his, her their interest bea ring
notes, with surety sureties. to be approved by
ments When the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid a good deed Will be executed to the pur
chaser.
Possession given on the LIST day of Aprtl AD
1904.
The right is reserved for the present tenant to
his share Of the growing wheat that Is In the
ground or may be put In the ground this fall; the
to go to the purchaser of the said farm by the
purchaser paying for the landlords share Of the
and fertilizer px1p rssa b sswas MscoY ssa
JACOB e. FISHER Auctioneer. se19 26. .oc3 3t