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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
OBITUARY.

DIED.-At Delaware, Ohio, August 3, 1868,
NICHOLAS JONES Esq, aged 81 years. The
deceased was born in Spottsy ylVanta CO., Va.
in 1907. When about 20 years OF age ne
made a profession of religion and united
with the Baptist Church with which denom-
inat1on he was Identified until his death, in
the earlier and more vigorous parts of his
life taking an active part in the duties and
labOEs of the church.
In 1928 he came into Ohio, and in 1880 was
married to Elizabeth Warner OF Belmont
County. A family of I4ehildren was born
to them OF whom still survive, and were
permitted to be present at their fathers
County residing for IL years in Troy town
ship, nine years Of the time serving the pub
lie as justice Of the peace. At this time he
was elected Sheriff Of this county, and re-
moved to Delaware the County seat, where
he continued to reside filling the office of
sheriff years. He was also elected county
Auditor in which Office he served 4 years,
after which though often solicited he posi-
itiYely declined election to any ofice of
emoiumenL or trust. He was a man of ac-
tive and industrious habits; honorable and
upright in his dealings, a man of high sense
of honor and Justice, useful and respected
member OF society one that Will be lamen-
ted and missed ia the family circle and in
the community where he so long resided.
When he was called to meet the last stern
enemy his christian faith and hope Of i'm
mortality were sufficient to sustain him.
He went down into the dark valley sustain
ed by the promises of the savior and fearing
no evil. He could commit his family TO she
care ofthe God Of the widow and the fatner-
less with the assurance that all would be
well. The burial services were attended by
Rev. A. j. Lyon, and on the Sunday follow
ing an apProPrtaEe funeral discourse was
preached in the Baptist Church to a crowd
ed audience by Rev. ID. A Randall of Col
umbus- from l John ". A. This is the vtcto-
ry that OVercometh the world even our
faith. Thus the older members of our COM
munity are passing away; may their child
fulness the vacancies their depeartura 1s
making
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14


August is invariably an unhealthy month, and
the doF days are universally quoted ss an un-
healthy ssason Diseases more frequently tsrmt
nate fatally at this time than a. any other, owing
20 the relaxation Of the system. This f., there-
fore, the proper time to use a remedy that will
recuperate the strength and fort!fy tks syttsm
against the attacks or disease. Experience has
demonstrated the fact that HOsTETTER's EToM-
AUH BTTTERs is the best medicine used 20 ao-
complish thIs desirable object. By itH use the
appetite is Increased, digestion promoted, all feel
inga OF depression removed, aud she vital fune-
ti5ua restored. The Aniieted hhould avoid all per-
nioioua alcoholic preparations PurpoFtiRg % be
toRios and restoratives, 40 they only afford tenn
porary sxhilirAton, and sveHtually entail danger
Gus u not fatal results. This is Rsv0F the ease
with HOBTETTER's STOMACH BTTIEFlS. They
Aford permanent bSnqat, and nOotha she nerves
without reaction following their use. Fhs weak
and debilHated, by itS aid, awaAeto sense OF
the phjoymenta Of life and they are enabled enee
more to take their accustomed positions In society
HOSrETrER's BITTERS are new considered tie
standard remedy Tor al diseases arising from an
lmpurity Of the blood. They are manufactured
In great quantities, and there is HoAgcsly city or
hamlet on the habitablo globe where they may
not be found. auKT-upR2m
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- Countz Farners, Clab.

At the last meeting of the Delaware
Counts Farmers Club, the subject of
Raising Wheat was generally and ful-
IL discussed. The folloRing Is q syn
opsis Of the discussion With the gen
erai results:
First. Sowing Wheat-drill or broad
cast. Sowing In drills the best mode,
for the reasons that the wheat il put
in more uniformly, better protected,
winters better, and there Is great saw
ing Of seed. 4+ft
Second. Advantages Of summer fall
lowing. It's advantages are in plough
ing IN clover and melloWiDg heavy clay
soil, but summer falloW not generally
recommended. aHiJ 5lft
Third. Manuring the ground. Ma
nure should be spread upon the sur
face and narrowed in before drilling.
Fourth. Fall or Spring Wheat. IF
the ground is well pulFerized and in
good condition, the fall sowing will
bring the guEest crop; otherwise it 10.
better TO SOW in Spring. - .
Fifth. The character Of wheat as a
crop and the best kind Of wheat to be
raised here. Wheat not to be relied
upon as a staple and profitable crop in
this country. The Red Mediterranean
is the only wheat that can be depend
ed upon. ~
Sixth. Sowing grass seed with wheat
Timothy and clover should be mixed.
As a general rule Timothy should be
sown in the Fall; Glover always in the
Spring. Timothy will frequently do
well when sOwn early in the Spring.
At the meetings Of the Club the dis
are conveTsational-open and
easy for all. Experiences and differ
ences of opinion fully made aud dis
cussed, many practical suggestions
made and mOsts valuable information
impaired at every meeting The larg-
sr the attendance by practical men, the
more interesting andprOftable viii the
Club become.1 m ~ ~
Remember the subject for next Sat
urday, 18th inst, at 2 o'clock p. m, at
No. 3 Williams Block, Is Time of
digging Potatoes. the best mode Of
them, and the subject of
understanding
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

LECTURE BY WoNG SA KEE--During
the past week John Ghinaman, tawny,
queued and. almond-eyed, has been in
our midst. On Monday evening Mr..
Wong Sa Kee, a genuine young Celes-
tial, lectured on s'The Manners end
Customs of the Chinese" at the First
Presby terian Church. To a friend that
was present we are indebted for the fol-
lowing particulars
Wong Sa Kee is youth of 10 years,
from Footch0w China. He is very
intelligent and has a good command
of the English language. He was an in
terpreter to Rev. Mr.. Natter, formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
of this place, who engaged in mission
labors in China about six years ago and
who has now Il large school at Foot
chow. He is now travelling alone and
giving lectures for the purpose of raising
funds whereWith to educate himself for
the ministry or as a teacher among the
people of his native land. His name
Wong Sa Kee' anglicised means King
His lecture on Monday evening was both
instructive and amusing. His remarks
on the comparative merits OF the styles
OF dress customary among the ladies or
China aud those OF this country, elicit
ed roars of laughter. The Chinese he
stated generally marry at ten years Of
age, and without any of the tedious
preliminaries Of courtship. He exhib-
eted several Chinese curiOsities aud in
the course Of his remarks repeated the
Lords Prayer in his native tongue.--.
His lecture was highly enjoyed and ap-
preOiated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

For the comfort and accommodation OF bis patigut
and others who uay bsa a. 70 call Tor Consultation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

REpUBL1cAr B[EEE1zss AT HARLEal.-
The Wide-awake Repu6lioans Of Hay
lem township had rousing meeting at
the Centre on Saturday Last. First in
order a splendid pole was raised and
the old stars and Stripes flung gaiIy to
the breeze. Then followed singing by
the Gzlse Club and q sound speech from
B. c. Waters, Esq. Gen. J. s. Jones
followed Mr.. Waters with one of his
capital speeches which we regret to say
want of spaca forbids us to reproduce.
The exercises were concluded by Gen.
Jones presenting to the township in be-
half Of the County Central Committee.
the splendid silk banner won by Har-
lem last fall for the largest increased
vote on the State ticket and oonstitu-
tionaI amendment. We congratulate
the earnest Republicans Of Harlem on
their hattsrfnR success. Though in a
minosfty they take hold Of things with
a vim and mean business.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

How TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY -Co1yDI-
rIoN-A cause Of disease Is improper food
and hurried eating. In order fully to I'M
derstand how to eat and how to conduct
ourselves after eating, it is necessary that
we should be acquainted, in some measure
with the process OF nutrition. Many per-
sons tumble their food precipitately into
their mouths and swallow It without mRsti-
cation, contrary to the express laws Of ma
ture Food should undergo thorough mas
tication and salvation before it enters the
duodenum and becomes mixed with the bile
and pancreatic juices. This bile is there Sc
creted by the liver. The chyme, having un=
dergone the changes adverted to, is urged
by the peristaltic motion of the intestiness
onward through the alimentary canal. If
the peristaltic motion be diminished, owing
to the deficiency of bile, the progress of di-
gestiOn is retarded and the bowels become
constipated and dyspepsia OfteD follows. In
such eases q thorough and active cathartic
should be used to produce specific operation
arousing the secretiOns and producing free
bilious evacuauions- The best article for
this puFposaH Is DR.. R0BaclEss Bleed Pills, the
use ofxhich should be foIioWed by Rebacz's
Stomach Bitters, to give tone to the stOm-
ach and aid digestion. N. q. STARR, A.
gent, opposite the American Aug 7-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

THE GRANT CLUB Judge
Jones made a sound, sensible and tel
ling speech before the Central Grant
Club, on Friday evening. Hubbell's
effort to find an excuse for his political
apostasy by assuming to cast doubt
upon the Judges position in the pres
ent canvas was disposed of effectually
and thoroughly. The speaker review
ed the action of the Chicago convention,
complimenting in the highest terms
the spirit of patriotism and magnanim-
ity which pervaded that body. He
dweIt upon the ability and fitness of
General Grant for the Presidential Of
fee effeetually refuting the Democratic
lcaviling on that subject. The Judge
concluded with an earnest appeal to his
friends and fellow citizens to remain
faithful in the present contest to the
party and the leaders who have safely
brought the country through the terri
bic commissions Of civil war and whose
capacity and faithfulness have been
tested in the dark hour of our national
trial. The meeting was well attended
and opens the campaign auspiciously.
The Central Grant Club now has III
members. Every Republican voter in
the township should belong to it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
SPRINGFIELD BRANCE
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Campaign Gazette.


We continue to oner our paper for the
campaign, ending Nov. 18th. at the Follow
ing very low rates:
TosingIesubscribers at Is cents per month,
or 40 cents from now until after the Presi-.
Dental election.
To Gibbs OF ten at Il cents month per
copy.
To Clubs Of more than ten az proportion
ally reduced rates.
Republican or Grant Clubs VIII be sup
piled with the paper for rgratuitous distrfbu-
one hundred at the extremely low rate OF
TEN CENTS A MONTH per copy.
Friends Of our cause, you cannot work
more eHeiently than by helping US circu-
late the papers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

MEETING OF THE GRANT GUARDs.-
The Delaware Grant Guards met at
TempIar Hall, on Tuesday evening. A
martial band walked up the old Union
echoes and q large crowd assembled
On motion of Mr.. Lee, DIR. NJ. L. Starr
was called to the chair. Merrick Joy
was chosen Secretary. Alarge num~
Der Of recruits were added to the roll
and constitution was adopted, The
company then organized blythe election
of tbe following officers: Captain, Gen.
E. Powell; First Lieutenant, Capt. B.
A. Banker; Second Lieutenant, DR.. NJ.
L. Starr; Secretary and Treasurer, Mer-
rick Joy. A uniform of Oi1-cloth cape
and cap with red, white and blue trims
mings, was adopted and committee
appointed to procure the outfit includ-
ing torches Immediately. The meeting
adjourned to assemble at Templar
Hall tomorrow evening. The Com
pany numbers 81 members.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

CATTLE D1sEAsE.-A fearful malady
similar to the riuderpest has broken out
among the cattle of Illinois which is
likely to create a jump upward iu the
market price of Ohio beeves. A large
number Of infected cattle have been
shipped eastward and an Investigation
at the CommEnfpaw slaughter houses
on Monday showed that most Of the
meat there was diseased. The ravages
of the mahldy in Illinois it is said fol-
lows the truck OF the Texas cattle and
is not found beyond. The disease first
manifests itself in general drooplness,
hollow tanks and great detection
The pulse grows frequent, the breath
ing quick thesecretions are checked and
the temperature Ofthe blood rises to IO7
and even 100 degrees. The muscles are
seized with remarkable trembling and
twitehing, and the limbs with partial
paralysis. The animals die usually in
from three days to a week. It is remark
able that native cattle do not communi-
cate the disease TO other native cattle and
the Texas cattle are themselves perfect
ly healthy. The disease is supposed
to originate in poisonous miasma gen
erared by consumption Of the leaves of
the live oak and certain sueculent
plants by which the stock of Texas get
their systems impregnated with ma
terials not injurious to them hut fatal
to those not accustomed to that lati-
tude.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

PERsoNAL.-we had the pleasure Of
a can, last week from an old fellow
townsman, F. G.. Welch, Esq, King
Of Agricultural Implement Dealers, in
the northwest, and Editor Of the
Farmers Friend. His location is 63 e.
65 South Canal Street, Chicago and re-
quests us to say that Delawarians pas
sing through that great metropolis viii
dnd his 'gatch string out"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

of spirits in any forn1.- but we can assure Q
such that the Constitution Bitters are not
Objectionable on that account, for while
they contain only pure whisky enough to
keep them from changing, the com btnat1On
of roots, barzs and herbs are the real artt-
cles of merit that produces such wonderful
effects The thousands who are using them
can testify to the above facts.
No one ever regretted buying bottle Of
SeWardis Cough Cure. e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

CATTLE SALEs.-The Madison County
Union reports the aggregate Of cattle
sales at London, on Tuesday, at 22I
head, and the amount nearly 5000
Yoke of work cattle, weight 3,25O, sold
for s19s 80, and others in proportion.
Three milk COWS with calves, averaged
1902. Young cattle brought from four
to six cents per pound.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
LOCAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE OR RENT=THE RIzER HOUSE.
On Hill Street. ENQUIRE on the premises.

E FOR SALE OR RENT=THE RIzER House.
On Hill Street. Enquire on the premises.
aug. I'D W. s7.s
THE DELAWARE COUNTY FAR1EERs' CLUB.
AT the last meeting there was an interest
ing and profitable discussion on the subject
of f"Raising Wheat" The next meeting VIII
be on Saturday. August 18th, at 2 o'clock, at
the Club Room, No. Williams Block. SUBJ
3ect Of Discussion: "Itme OF digging Ppta-
toes and best mode of preserving them, and
the snbiecI of understanding" The imme-
date practical application OF the su bject will
give special Interest to the meeting. Let
-sls.. +. F. JOY, President.
c. H. MCELRoY, Sec. pro. tenn ln7au2t
We will from this date sell goods at reduc-
ed prices to make room for our Fail stock.
We call the attention OF the ladies to the
newest style Hoop Skirt, the "Odeasa Col
lapsfng." Its peruliRrity Is that 10 can be
altered to any shape or size the wearer may
desire. Come and see,
Jysl-tf. BLANCHARD q ADAMS.
COLUMBUS BUSINESS CoLLEaE.-The de-
sign OF this institution Is to impRrt q sound
Business Education, by giving special aften-
ness Arithmetic, Commercial Law and Cor
respondence Scholarships Issued at COlum-
bus, good throughout the Union. More sit
uatiOns furnished by our association than
all others. Send for circulars and sp0cimenR
of Penmanship.
dee13 67-1y rr e X. BRKAN& 90.
@. B. Cronkleton employs none but nrHt
class Workmsns
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

BASE BALL.-The game of Base Ball,
played at Ashley, on the morning of the
of the 9th, by the Delaware Club, re-
suited as follows: Delawares 60; Ru-
rails 10. At Cardington they were again
successful, playing the Standard Club
of that place, beating them by a score
of 66 30 A.
Al both places they were pleased
with the attention and respect paid
them-getting q good dinner at Ashley,
and huge supper at Cardington. A
Large crowd Of spectators was in atten-
dance, especially at Cardington, COM
posed mostly of ladies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

enAEr CLUB N oxrORD.-A Grant
Club for Oxford Township was organ
lied at Ashley last Friday evening"
The Club meets weekly, on Friday
evening. The Republicans Of Oxford
are nzina awake.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Has Nature an antidote for acquired dis
eases9 The PLANTATION BITTERs, prepary
ed by DR.. Drake, OF New York, have no
doubt benefited and cured more persons
of Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sour Stomach
Loss Of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, Gem
eraI Debility, and Mental Dependency,
than any other article in existence. They
are composed OF the purest roots and herbs
carefully prepared to be taken as q tonic
and gentle stimulant. They are adapted to
any age or condition of life, and are ex-
tensivelY popular with mothers and per-
sons OF sedentaTy habits.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


A good Peace Maker Cook stove Eor sals
cheap, at c. B. Cronklehon's Btozs and Tin
shOpfs dOonsasto Williamss Block.
several good seoond-hand stoves for sals
at C. B. Cronkleton's. doors east OF the
williams Block.
a. Lybrnnd q Son have one sof tHas most
wonderful CLOTHES Washers" ever offered
for sale. 1t requires no rubbing to wash
II saves the clothes and washes in one-half
the time it takes by any other mode. Go
and see 1t.
Go to the Delaware County FEait Can De-
pot et A-Lybrand & sonlss for your cans.
A.Lybrand & Son sell Fruit Cans, made
of the best charcoal tin, as cheap as they
can be bought anywhere
cheap at A. Lybrand & Sons, in the VII
llsms Block jyle e8t1
Remember that G. B. CronkIeton three
doors East Of the Williams Block, on Win
ter street. keeps see bast frr1it cans and seal
ing wax In the city.
q B+Cronkleton has On hand & large stock
of nrst-elass fruit cans at the lowest prices.
c. B. Cronkleton. doors East of William
Block warrants all his fruit cans.
Don't fail to go and see C. B. CronkIeton's
large stock o. fruit cans.
y
G. B. Cronkleton, 5 doors East OF the VII
Iiam's Block, has on hand the best lot of tin
ware at low rates, in the city
Remember that IL you want good Job
Of roofing or spouting the place to go fer it
Is G. B. Cronkleton's 8 doors east Of the
Williams Block.
G. B. Cron<leton Is a practical workman,
and knows when a. job is done right.
: since r.. r. Henderson h0s opened his lAeW
Merchant Tailoring establishment, every
thinE seems to move along nnely. His new
Cutter is giving good satisfaction. He is Of
ferfng great Inducements, and we would ad-
wise all who desire Clothing made to order
TO give him q call. May e.
G. sB.'CRON1zLETDE warrants all his work
STOVES STOVES II
Ali kinds of Cooking, Parlor and
Box Stoves, just received and for sale
by G. B. CRONKLETOE, on Winter ST.,
three doors east of Williams Block
noV15 IF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

MR. DAvIDs, Of Radnor Tp., has made
usa. present Of a basket Of the finest
pears we have seen this season. They
are very princes Of their kind, golden
hued, soft and luscious, and in size
just exceIled by the heart of their giver,
Thanks, friend Davids.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

A letter signed "a Teacher y regard
Ing the Sunbury Teachers Institute is
unavoidably crowded out this week.
We viii try to find room for it in our
next issue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

DRUM CoRPs.-ATr. L. N. Van Horn
has organized an Independent Drum
Corps which respectfully tenders its
services to political meetings. Terms
reasonable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

SARBATH SCHOOL PIo-NIo AT IRWIN.
There viii be a Sabbath School cell
ebration and picnic at Irwin Station,
Union county on Saturday, August %,
and a grove meeting on the Sabbath
following. About fifteen Sunday
Schools have been invited and a good
time n anticipated. Rev. o. A. Morse
and other clsrgymsn win be present.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

TnAaz1zs T1zAEIys This office has
been provided with a magnificent new
garrison flag for the making of which
we are largely Indebted to the gratui-
tous help of fair hands. The ladies who
have thus favored us have our earnest
gratitude and lasting remem mbrance.-
May the flag ever be an emblem of
blessing to the gentle hands that Joined
its stripes and fixed its stars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

DRY GOoDs.-C. Hills & Co. are now
Offering their stock Of Summer and
Fall Goods at greatly reduced prices
For cheap bargains call at No. Will
liam's Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
DIED,

In New Hope Township, Union CO., Iowa,
at o'clock ia the evenings Of Sunday, Aug
5ugt 2ds 1868, Hiram G. Fuller, youngest son
of Mrs. H. C. Fuller, late of Berkshire, Del
aware County, Ohio, in the 7th year Of his
age, of Typhoid Pneumonia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

WE APPRECIATE A GOOD JOKE from any
source, but we can't appreciate Scrofula, or
any diseases from impure blood 80 we take
DR.. J. W. POland's Humor Doctor, which is
most pleasant TO the taste, and 3 sure cure.
Sold by NJ. L. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

DR. LIeHTHILL IN MARTsvILLE.-Dr.
Lighthin closes his visit to Delaware,
Saturday. he may be consulted at
MarysviIle, next Monday and Tuesday,
at the American Hotel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

MAYORS CoURT.-John Heck, VIM.
Ingram and J. R. Hill were arranged
before Mayor VAN DEMAN during the
past week, and fined for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

See advertisement Of the Galena Un-
ion School Ia another place. This en-
terprising young institution is winning
deserved favor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

sEYour Lotion has cured the most obstinate
case of chronic tetter that has bafded the
medical skin OF hundreds" !" writes Bank &
Clure, DRUGGISTS, Of Clarendon, Ark, about
Palmer's Lotion. Aug7-W4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Mr.. JOSEPH MAIN has the thanks of
the employees of this Office for lot Of
nice eating apples. They were dispos-
ed Of Mr.. Main.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

"a ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME would
smell as sWeet,u and so would "Barrett's
Hair Restorative" which is highly per-
fumed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

A TRIAL. will convince the most skeptica1
that White Pine Compound is an excellent
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Weak Lungs, and
sion TO rejoice in It's healing pr0pertieg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

7. z. Powell Real Estate agent re-
ports the sale Of F. E. Eevin's house on
Williams street to C. B. Paul for 81 500.