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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
E1atest Mews.


The weser left Cork, March 9Th, and brings Liver
| pool dates to the 9Th.
There is no news--the war question still remains
before.
The Railroad Convention at Buffalo, the 1sth has
resulted in nothing each company will take OF
itself.
The sicklcs trial will come of in week two-all
the scandal OF Washington society Is expected to be
developed--in that case the country will got dose
that will satisfy its most morbid taste.
The question Of an extra session il still undecided
by the Cabinet.
Elisha r. Potter, Of South Kingston, one Of the
most prominent men Of the State, is nominated for
Governor by the Democrats Of Rhode Island.
The Jury In the case bf Mike Walsh, decide that he
died Of apoplexy and afterwards rotbe
Geo. Hall sis nominated BY the Brooklyn Know
Nothings for Mayor.
Hon. Geo. L. Nightingale, ex-mayor Of Dubuque,
Was quite low few days since.
The flood the lower Mississippi Is doing great dam
age, the evce being broken in many places.
All the special agencies of the Post Office Depart
ment, are abolished account Of short funds.
News from Kansas indicates fighting and bloodshed
in Calhoun county, OIL account of political differences.
Walsh, from Denver City, on the eth of February,
reached Leavenworth the 10th OF March, with $780,
dug in 20 dayshc says the route is lined with teams.
Per contra, Mr.. Allison has just come through and
says the gold stories are all . humbug!
Sam. Curtis, son of the Iowa Congressman has ar
rived at Omaha, and he gives glowing account Of the
mines.
Tho Asia aud Pacific both arrived on the l9th-nsws
mostly anticipated.
The French journals are growing more belligerent,
and the funds contin ne to ductuate.
train near Hamilton, y. w., ran Oh the track on
the night Of the 18th, demolishing the Engine and
Cars, and killing the engineer and or S others-uo
particulars yet.
Sherman Booth, OF tho Milwaukee Free Democrat,
was arrested on the 10th inst, for seducng young
grl-he gave bail in 81 900.
Flour and Grain has slightly advanced in the Eastern
markets. Stocks are lower.
correspondent of the Milwaukee Sentinel writ rg
from Fort Pierre, N. T., gives account Of bloody
battle on the 25th Of December last between the
Sioux and Pawnees. The Sioux numbered 900, and
were led by Engl- Imam uamed Williams, formerly
an officer in the BItish army The Pawnees numb er.
ed 800, led By their chief The fight began on ac-
count of the daughter Of the Sioux marrying Williams
INSTEAD of the Chief Of the Pawnecs, to whom She was
berothsd The battle lasted days. and resulted in
Pawneo victory the death Of 200 Sioux--the loss to
the rawnecs triing. The Sentinel does not quite
edit this tale.
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Personal. -
We dislike to publish anything personal
where it may be construed into an offence, and
hence we have pondered long before conclud;
ing to insert the following hint to stay.out-at
night husbands. Having decided that no one
in McGregor can regard it as intended for him
self-in other words having been unable to find
"Blihkins' in our very proper town. We hand
the copy over TO the Dcoa. Should any reader
of the Times in Gutenberg, Elkadcr, DEBORAH
West Union, Waukon, or Prairie du Chen,
feel hit, he will please inform US, and an apology
will be made in our next issue:
IIHfk;ns vs. Riykins. Blifkins returned
h ome one night this week, at a very early hour
in the morning, and anticipating "a result" he
thought by little bit of tact he might avoid
any trouble. He entered the room, turned ul
the gas, and thus arraigned himself: "Blifkinsi
this is too bad Half past two O'clock
Don't you feel ashamed when you look at your
wi to think of the way you are going on p
Don't your heart upbraid you when YOU look
at injured innocence sleeping there neglected
1t Amt no use for you to say that COMMITTEES
Meetings keep YOU out. tor if YOU had a mind
to come homie you could. Pe'haI YOU mus,
go through with it, but how came you to get on
to all these Committees Can't they have a
ball. OF party, or fair, or a new bank. or a
new line of omnibuses but you must have a
finger in them? What if your friends do ask
you, can YOU say 'No2 What if they do use
your name without leave can't you wihd Jaw
Now. Blifkns. the truth is, you rather fancy this
excitement, and you don't particularly care
about getting out of the way; but, Blif you
have done your share retire TO quiet life. and
let balls and parties take care of themselves
hereafter. That's fact, Blifkins, you are a
fool, but still a certain amount of public spirit
is lau'lable, and if everybody should conclude
to keep within his own shell, what would be.
come of the city Stagnaton, If COURSE
Nothing like keeping lively"
"Mr. Blitkius.' interposed Mrs: Bifkns,
"dont make a fool Of yourself by trying to
anticipate the lecture you deserve. 1t is a
guilty conscience. a very guilty conscience that
troubles You. Why don't you amend? It's
folly to tell me that you are a committee
which requires your attention so late. Why
don't you get out Of such committee which
quarres every time it meets, and then is OBJ
lised to have supper TO heal up the diffe! enccs
l suppose you'll have the committee ut or
hose some day, but let me tell you they'll get
bit of d,ice. Don tell me, sir, about mt
ing TO get up your back sleep who disturb-
me every night? Yes, sir, know they dom,
have balls in summer, but it $ alwa 8 some
thing" Blif had seated himself, as she began
to speak, and fell into Il sleep. dreaming that
he WIS encased in armor, like the steel clad
knights of old, and was suffice ting TO,
want Of breath. When he awoke, Mrs. Bif.
kins was still talking.
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this place, from the Table Mountain diggings
on Va>auer's fork. OF this time laid up four
and a half days on account of storms AMI for a
great part of the way the roads we're in very
lad condition. / have seen more wintcr and
unpleasant weather since lea ing the mines,
than did before during the five months that I
have been absent. had but one pony and think
tina, " It'll good weather and roads, should have
made the trip in from sixteen to eighteen days.
believe this to be the nearest point On the
Missouri River to the Mines, and it is so regard
ed there The road. following ss it does. the
great Platte VALLEY, cannot be surpassed and it
Is already supplied with settlements to the Gov.
crnmcnt crossing of the South Platte, thre.
hundred and fifty miles from this place. had
no difficulty in crossing any of the streams up.
on the route, save Prairie Creek, which at other
times have jumped across and upon which
the military road bridge. which was destroyed
last year, will be rebuilt by the EN- erprising cit
izens Of Columbus and vicinity. l shall return
to the mines in few days, and shall most GER
tainly 90 Ivy the North Platte Route. expect
to leave this place about the 10Th Of April,
dependent upon time to close up my business
east.
Respectfully, yours,
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Skunks.
During the past winter over 90 900 skunk skins have

SAUuKOs
During the past winter &c, 900 skunk skins have
been collected in the United States for shipment to
Europe they are there subjected dinfec.ing pro-
cess and returned to this country ssberian SPUR
rcls,' and sold at high price 1t is said that the
cases OF the most heightened French perfamers, are
supplied from the American polccat. We are glad
that those who think it necessary to neutraze til cir
own bad ,meils BY rubbing thems elves with the dis
gushing oder of the shops be supplied with q
sweet so loud that there is installing origin In
short time we expect to realize in public assem-
blages the prominence OF the American article over all
the imported trash with which young people so
sedulously lubricate thcmse elves. Tira la Ska,,k!
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Edst.-T'he Northern Light saws a compost
tor in that office lately set up S lines of matter
in minutes.
compostor in the Times Office informs Us
tina, he has set up 5 lines in sir minutes and
"-ct up with a 81 all the night after--Vorth
Io,ca Times. March 9th.
FA TIL" Northern Light says comp 81
tor in that office lately set up line, OF matter
in minutes.
One of our com"ositors set up six lines in
four minutes and with his landlord daughter
all ni.ht-ansi says he can do it again,-Local
Ma. Macs, 18th.
Much obliged 10 "Brick' for the improves
ment!
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SHERIFF'S SALE
II E.EL EST.TTE.

M Office is hereby given that by virtue Of az Elk
ecution to NE Il ERECTED y the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court or Clayton county, iowa. will sell at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash. on the Both
day OF March, A. ID. 1850, between the hour. Of ten
O'Clock, A NJ, and four O'Clock, NJ, of said day. at
tne residence o. Freedom Jones' in Wagner hip
all the Estate interest. right and title of Freedom
Jones in and to the following described lands to-wit
lie southeast one-fourth, Uil, of the north west
one-fourth Q-) of section eleven, Ol) township No.
ninety four 9t, Of range five (5) west of the fifth go
irinc'pal Meridian. Also. the north one four h.
AH.4 OF the northeast onefourth. q ~ OF section
thir Gen. 3) township No. nuct y-four t9l) of range
hve, COZ west OF the fifth (5) Principal Meridian.
Taken a the property of Freedom Jones, satisfy
$40. 5O00 and loo do lars of suit with int
est and cost tha' has-andsmay accrue. ~
JAMES DAYS.,
Sheriff IF C1dyton county, yo,cd.
By n. ". FUTILE,
February 24th, 1s5sw4 fecs5 Deputy
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No Doubt.-The Lafayette Courier in giving
an account of a. tl.... Dams suiclue says
"he placed a loaded istol to his head and blew
his brains out" and then it adds, ale was in
stantly killed -
The last part of the sentence is doubtless true
if the oiher is correct
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-23
Seeds ! Seeds!! Seests!!!

Field, Garden and Fower Seeds
VKJE fully supplied with one of the largest
wv and most complete stock of Garden, Flower
and Field seeds ever offered to the Western public
Our stock has been male up with much from the
hest seed gardens Of America and Europe. large
share are homegrown seeds, being grown under our
own Inspections aud which we eau recommend as true
to name and OF the best quality.
Among eur assortment IF seed, may be found over
$50 Varieties Of F1o,csr seeds
900 Garden seeds
Hungarian erase seed, Chinese Sxgsy Cane
and InY1iee Seed, DC. dc.
From long &c luaintancs with the trade, feel
confident offer better inducements to those
desiring seeds.
Those who design to omgrate to Kansas and Pixies
Peak, would do well 10 take with them box Of fresh
Garden Seeds.
We also keep constantly on hand full assortment
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited the Field, Garden, Orchard and Household.
We are fully prepared to supply the trade Oh the
most liberal terms.
Full catalogues furnished gratis application II
by mail inclosc stamp. Address
II. d. ENTRY & CO.,
204 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
v.I,,u. IA 1SSQm3
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SLIDE The New ork store, formerly occupied by
Sherman Wilson, and recently by W. Bracken as a
Meat Market, unable to resist the pressure of the
earth against the ba emcn. and gave way last week
much to the alarm of the occupants. The slide was
only about foot out Of plumb, and it will probably
be Strengthened mp in a few days. Bracken has moved
to the old stand of J dickson Co.
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Warehouse Sale.-We are advised by the
that the ''Sale of Warehouse Goods" at that
place lately advertised in the Tim: is Postponed
to Ap!il 18th, at the same place.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or REAL ESTHTE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an TX
ecution to me directed. by the Clerk Of the Dis-
trict Court of CLAYTON county Iowa. will sell At pub
lie vcndue, to the highest bidder, for h. the 30th
day of Starch. A D. 1850. At the hour Of IL O'clock
A. NJ, Of said day, at William Paups Hotel, in the
ownhp Of Gard all the estate. interest right and
title OF Benjamin Woostcncro in aud to tho following
described land, owt The north-ca st iour h, A
OF southeast one fourth, U4) of section seventeen
GD town ship number nnety-ivp (95) north Of Range
four (4 west of the fifth t5th) Principal Meridian,
tanning (4O acres Taken "a the pr pcrty of Denja-
min WOO tencroft, to sa execution in favor of
Timothy Quinn, for the of SIS 3S100 dollars and
S2O5-lOO dollars, cost of suit with interest and cost
that has and NAV accrue JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county Ioua.
by n. NJ. FUTILE. Deputy.
February 81, ls59xl Itess5l
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Ia Crescent Banner.

We are in receipt OF No. 2, Of this journal. 1t
ispubtished by ALT. P. swiNEFoRD formerly OF the
Albert Lea Eagle. La Crescent is opposite La Crosse
and it is said the probabilities are that large city
viii be built there. The Banner is Democratic ALT
is as good specimen of the gentleman and the Editor
as we want to meet and the Banner shows ev dence
ability, ,s well - profit to thu publisher.
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1''' = SHERIFF'S SALE

Of Real Estate and personal property.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue of an Tx
l ccution to me directed by the Clerk of the Dis
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the 3Oth
day OF March, A. D. 1859, between the hours of ten
O'clock A. NJ and four o'clock, p. M, of said day, at
the residence OF Freedom JONES' In Wagner township
All the estate, interest, right and title Of Freedom
Jones' in and to the following described lands to-w
The southeast one fourth, Q4) of the northwest
fourth 0) Of section eleven, Oily township No nine
tyfour (9t) of range five. (5) west, the fifth (5th)
Principal Meridian. Also, the northwest one-fourh,
teen Q3) township No ninstyfour, t94) Of range vo
tS) vest Of the 9th (5th) Principal Meridian. Also
fSc undivided one-half Of one Fight horse power
dfehing machine. TAX en- the property Of Freedom
Jones' to satisfy execution in favor Of Grant Is Peck
for the sum OF $4l9 4+loO and $780, cost OF suit
with interest and cost that has and may accrue.
49, ~F JAMES DAVIS, 49,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
..- 4r.. ByN. NJ. FUTILE,
February "a 1859 14w4 Deputy Sheriff.
Printer. Fee Sc.
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
KENYON'S NEW
sKY.llcHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

OyER the Post Once, McGregor, u open and
ready Tor visitors. Thankful for your liberal pat
ronags during the past summer, l am determined 70
merit in the future by making such lectures and IT
such prices q shall please all. feel confident that
can do So having had ten years practice Of the Art
types Papyroeypes Photographs taken IN one TO ten
seconds 1t rs cents to 10 dollars. 9. A. KENYON.
Mc0rcgor, Nov II, 1S5Sn9u
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LEGAL ADVERTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Heal Estate and Personal Propertv.


NOTICE hereby given, that by virtue of Ex-
ecution to me directed, by the Clerk of the Dis
Sct Court OF CLAYTON county, Iowa, will sell at pub
day Of March, A. o. 1859, between the hour. Of ten
O'Clock, NJ, AMI four o'clock, M, OF said day, At
Ihe white Spring Saloon, in West McGregor, county
ana state Aforesaid all the estate, interest, right and
title OF j. U. Sanbornc in AMI to the following de.
scrbed property to-wit: leascold interest, having
less than two years OF an unexpired term, in and to
Lots No. 13 IA IS and 80, in Block Me- three, (S) in
the West addition to the town OF Mc0rcgor, Clayton
county Iowa being the property ommonly known IS
thc Whtte spring Saloon and said lea expiring ON
or before the LIST day Of June, A. D. 1850 Also, one
stove and pipe ono clock, 8 decanters, common bot
ties barrels OF charcoal, ten gallon key five gal
lon ke9, and Office chairs Taken the property Of
J. g. sanborne, to satisfy execution in favor of H.
l. Potter, for the sum OF $53,l2 100 and $2,75lOs,
cost OF suit with interest aud that have aud may
accrue. .. JAMES DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iosoa.
by " NJ. TURTLE. Deputy.
February Gath, ls59w4 [feeS6l
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SHERIFFS SALE
or real Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an Ex.
IN ccution to me directed. by the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court Of Clayton county Iowa. will sell at pub
lie vcndue to the highest bidder, for cash. tho 3lst
day OF March, A. D. 1859, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, NJ Of aid day, at
the front door Of the Court House. in Gutenberg, all
the estate, interest right and title of Alanson Barrs
In and to the following described property, to-wit
Lot number two ~ in Bloc number three (3) in the
vilage OF Monona, county and state aforesaid Taken
as the property Of Alanson Barr to satisfy Exccu-
ton In favor of Lee Kinnaird, for the Of S129-
O6-lO0 dollars and 800 cost Of suit with interest and
cost that has and may accrue. JAMES DAVIS,
~ Sheriff IF Clayton county, Iosca.
e". BY N. NJ. TUTTLE, Deputy.
February gath, 1S5ow4 fleets
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ClerlnOnt Forever

1UVuE Railroad IL loca ed here, and SO Is j. n.
DOUD. We have become fixed fact ut our
old place. the "Fountain Saloon and Eating House,
opposite the Ciermont Hotel, which still run
ming and where all times ready to treat our
GUESTS With he best Of everything commonly kept in
drst class eating saloon.
Wew0uld Return our thanks to our friends aud
psraus former ayors and hopes by close attention
Ito lipans to merit q continuance Of the same.
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A sPAN Of horses for sale light, handy and &C.
~ tive, with a silver plated harness, and open top
Buggy Having travelled the greater part of Texas
aud back the past season, they in excellent cOnd
ton for trip the plains Also, o mare with
foal, same age, fast trOttef.
win be sold low, or exchanged for lumber, or Real
Estate in Mc(iregor. SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
Elkadcr, February l, 1859 l20w4
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Of KCNZ ESEUte.

NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue of Exc
IN cution to ME directed by the Clerk of the Dis
frct Court OF Clayton county. Iowa. will sell at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash. the Gath
day OF March A D. 1859. between the hours of ten
o'clock, NJ, and four o'clock, p N of said day at
the front door OF the Court House. in erg the
following described property to- wit
The southwest onefourth l-I), of the southeast
one-fourth DAB OF section five () township number
ninety five .t9a), of Range (5) west OF tho ffts 5th)
Principal Meridian containing forty (40) acres.
Taken as the property OF 5. VI. Wiliord. to satisfy
an execution in favor of Allen Phillips for the sum
one hundred and seventeen and 25-lo0 dollars aud
125-lO0 dollars, cost of suit with in aud cost
that has and may accrue. JAMES DAVIS, ...
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
--E##- BY N. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.
February %, lSjQw4 Pr. Fec IS.
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Canges.-Several business changes have
taken place within week-we p,'st our read
ers in the next issue.
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Persons living ct dstance and il is not convenient
to consult with personally, may send correct
description Of their dseases and prompt attention will
be paid. Also Families who wishing their iomeopah.
Il Incidence feplSnishsd, can be accommodated BY
calling at my Once Main street, opposite the Post
once, over uObaxts Boot and Shoe store.
ncGesRor. February %, lSS0w2
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or Tea1 Estate.

IUTIOEis hereby given, that by virtue Of Exc
cuton to directed by the Clerk of tie Di, trict
Court OF Clayton county Iowa, Twill sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the llh day
of April A. D. 1859, at o'clock, NJ OF laid day
on the pre,n.es in North NcGregor all the T. tate,
interest," right and title Of ep Field, in aud the
following described property, to-wit. Lot number
twentyonc, 2) and Lot number twenty-t two, (22) in
Block number six, (6) according to the Recorded Plat
of the town OF North McGregor in Clayton county,
State Of Iowa. Taken the roperty Of eph Fcld
to satisfy Execution in favor OF Lee Kinnairl for
the sum OF ST. and 81 90 dollars and dol
lars cost OF suit and all cost that have and may
thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
.-. Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
ByN. II. FUTILE, Deputy.
March s, lS5ewi Prise$5
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APONICA! TERRA JApoSlcA !! 4tons
lived aud for sale by
HOFFMAN, BENTON 4 Co.
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ESTRAYED.
I.NRON the Subscriber living near Vt er in Kead
JIG Township, about the middle Of May nsta
Brown M1Dre Colt,
Two years old last spring, medium size, markSaQ,
brands psrceivable except small white spot Inv
forehead, black legs, mane and tail.
will reward any literally who will give me AR(
information leading to her recovery.
ElAa1cr, Dee. 20, lS5SnlAmJ JAMES HI.4
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EXCEL SIOR !!

C~~Sl clNn
100 go
YIN Notch MnEinr G, Rano ir;nori YIN
GIN Noteh AAahAAo ~ 1sVPdnIHS! El1h
Sa.4 &sE4
, ,,y :,,,,,,,+,,, o,J <,,,,,,.,1;,I,J ,
a yFeut uHee "ePof1o"S e'eH "ttO"eptt"He0 :!
DOTrtMs Patent ImProred Universal Chuck
- Lathe, for turning aud finishing every description
Of work, connected with the mandatory aud repair
ng of watch movements. The advantages gained in
the inventon are many and great IN securing wheels,
pnions, stalls cylinders Re-, and III turning down,
polishing and fitting pvot> jewels rubystalfe, lever
pallets &C., &C., whereby the most delicate parts OF
chronometers, dupex patent levers and other watches
are secured and held in their proper position tor orrect
operations; time saved and other great advantages
sa'nsa fa'eu.eu 1us 20, ''o,
AOUooAOO HAShNS IA,
Having purchased the right to use the above described
Lath land the only one having such Lath or right in
thus vicinity and with the addition of other
and complicated machinery such as the most modern
and'improycd wheel and pnon cutting engine. and
rounding up machine would here state, that / am
prcpared to make new or repair any part of the fine
watch IN a scientific and workman-iike manner. No
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve in
this important branch than myself having Thoroughly
studied the primary construction of watches in con-
nsxion with a knowledge OF many experiments made
by some OF the best workmen in New York uHder whose
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TIME valuable property known - the SCI 49,
KADER HOUSE," with good barn and Es:;:::|
for sale on long time Tho house hss been thoroughly
renared the past season, insie and out. Il h stuAt
ed OF the dnest villages In lows and has Away
been the principa hotel IN the place.
: TERNs-One.fourth cash, the balance in two ant
three years, with 10 per cent. interest. The abov
property will be leased to coed tenant foe term
years.
For further particulars, apQUe Of
B. HNCAMPBELL,