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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
For a Club of 100, and $1,000

6oyards Sheetng. fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants nd
six bottled Revolving Castor with glass bottles,
pair splendid Rose Blankets, splendid engraved
silver plated Tea Set, three pieces, Sugar BOWL
fancy plaid wool long Shawl. IS yards Hemp Car
peting, splendid Violin and Bow, English Bafage
Shawl splendid Alpaca Dress Pattern, Silver Hunt
engravings. Family Record and Photograph Page
Popiin Dress Pattern, engraved silver plated lee
volver, splendid ACCORDION, Music Box, enc pair
fine Damask Table Covers with dozen Dinner
Napkins to match.
Commissions for larger clubs In proportion
Agents will take notice of this Do not send
names, but number your clubs from one up
wards: Make your letters short and plain as
possible
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

Absolute reduction
of debt in less than
three years. ... $685., ,OOO,O
Or at the rate of over SEVEN
MILLION FER MONTH.
Reduction Of taxation since July,
1866, One Hundred and sixty seven
Million dollars per annum.
1865. Taxes upon everything.
1868. All Agricultural Products
exempt from taxation.
1868. All manufacturers exempt
from taxation, except Distilled Spir-
its, Beer, Tobacco. and Playing
Cards.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
Western Virginia Election F! F!
SHE DECLARES FOR GRANT, C0LFAx
AND The UNION.
1000 MAJORITY!!
Confirmation of the Republican
Victory.

Special Dispatch to the CHM. Gazette.
WHEELING, Oct, 25.
The Republican majority in twen
ty-seven counties casting four fifths
of the vote of the State is forty-two
hundred and sixty-seven. The re-
naming counties will not materially
change this. In the First District,
Duval, Republican, for Congress,
has eight hundred majority. In the
Second District, McGrew, Repub-
lican, has twenty-five hundred ma
jority. Returns from six counties
of the Third District indicate from
eight hundred to one thousand ma
jority for Witchcr, Republican.
There will be from thirty to forty
Republican majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature, numbering seven
ty-eight.
The Democratic special dispatch
es claiming this State, are deliberate
and persistent lies, intended for ef-
feet on the country.
(Signed) W. r. HUBBARD,
Sec Republican State Com.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

In offering his present stock for the ia
spection and patronage of discerning
public, he fatters himself that for prices.
quality and styles he will be able to COM
pete successfully with any establishment
in North Western Ohio. He therefore asks
all in want of good Goods to give him call
---.-4s-- -.-s- .-sf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
SECOND SUBDIVISION.

In Augiaizc county, February 23i, J une 18th,
November 81.
In Allen county, March 9th, June ed No
vember l6
In Mercer county, February 10th, June 1st,
October 26eh.
In Van Vert county, January 18th, May 18th,
September 2Stl
In Putnam county, February I'd, May 25th
October 131 III.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
THIRD SUBDIVISION

In Paulding county, February 3D. Septem-
her 24St.
In Defiance county, February Sth, April Goth,
September 9th.
In Henry county, February 18th, May Sd,
October 4th
In Fulton county, March I'd, May 11th Oc-
tober 18th.
In Williams county, March 18th, May 18th,
November 3D.
In Wood county, January 5th. April 9Th, Sep
tember 28th.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
OF OHIO
FOR THE YE1R 1869.

Be it remembered that at meeting of
Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas of the
Third Judicial District of the State of Ohio
at the Court House, in the city of Tiffin, Sene-
ca county, Ohio. on the day of tie date hereof
for the purpose of fixing the times of holding
the terms Of the Courts of Common Pleas and
of the District Courts in said District for the
year 1S69-We, the undersigned, Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
said District, do hereby fix the times of hold
ing said Courts fer the year 1862 in each and
every county in said District, as follows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
Tyew Aarertise,1euts.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
n Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate
Of Gibson Bush. late of this county.
CRAWFORD KEAR.
Upper Sandusky, O., Oct. %. '6S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
Proclaim the Truth !

Financial Management of the
Republican Party Official
Figures-Facts Beyond Cues
tiOn--ReductiOn of Debt and
Taxation--Inme Reduction
of the Army.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29


from ever daring to lift their hands
against the government again
[ Great applause. I know well you
can not have indemnity for the past;
you can not go down to those hum
dred battlefields, and restore our
dead soldiers to life; you can not
go to the widow who has lost her
husband, dearer to her than all else,
shot down by rebel bullet, and
clothe him with life again, to be the
Joy of her declining years: you can
not restore to those among our or
phans, made so by rebel bullets, the
fathers that trained them in the paths
Of usefulness and virtue, but I tell
you one thing you can do, you can
have security for the future, and the
people intend to have that by elect
ing the destroyer of the rebellion
as their President. Applause.
1 Will tell you of another usurpa-
ton. There was a convention
which met at Chicago four years
ago, and of that convention this dis
tinguished citizen of the United
States, Governor Seymour, was
President 1t was in the very midst
of this war, in the very crisis of the
nations agony; when your soldiers
were dying in the trenches; dying
in the camp; dying of ftheir disease
on the march decimated by rebel
bullets; dying with their young
hearts blood flowing from their
veins murdered by traitors for their
devotion to the flag in the very
midst of that when the fate of the
natiou's life and death hung trem-
bling in the balance, when it would
be decided in short twelve months
whether we would have the country
live, or whether the country was to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
ATICTTON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY wellington Goddln1
Aucsioneer and Real Estate AGENT
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU JAIL


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Al ABLE
FARM OF TWO HUNDRED, AZ, AID l EIGaF
AND A HALF ACRES, ON THE B mIG,m
TuRNPIKE, CALLED mHIGHoHHG3 pT TaLI5F
TWO AND A HALE MILES IS, n ~ Inst axe
cuted BY the late John Taylor and wife TO
n. Tllett and James Elicit, both now deceasSeull
hearing date 23d OF December. 1854 duly recoroe1s
in Henrico County Court, shan, as enecuItor , os
Elicit the other trustee, proceed to sell At PUZZLE
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAili tne
9th of September 1888 ut O'Clock L. d.: u ialT;
If not, the first fair day thereafter, THAT IhCLi
VALUABLE FARM located rs above, OF WHICH
the late John o: Taylor died seized AND now occn
tains TWo HUNDRED AND FIGHT H. AND Nd a
HALF ACRES, more or less, OF which nearly
the whole is open land the larger porIlon OF
which is in high state OF cuItiVa . n.e os the
place consisting Of an excellent dwelling. LIZ e
harm stable, carriage-house, quarters, ana TWO
dne lce-houses, The neighborhood ana iocatph
are amongst the best in the county, ana tDe IaIm
itself has the reputation OF oelng very Prohtao,e
especIally by reason of the valuable lce-nouses
A nlat OF the land will be exhibited at the hour
OF sale and the farm will be sold In gross or In iots
fronting on the Brook turnpike, as may be deter-
mined on at the time of sale.
Whist the deed REQUIRES q cash sale to the extent
of the expenses of sale and the DEBT OF $2Vov VIII
interest from the 23d of December, 1855 YET ey sne
consent of the creditor am authorized TO say tnat
he will accept those terms or In lieu thereoi one
months for negotiable notes. interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed AS to the surplus OF saie' On
such terms the legal representative OF john ".
Taylor, deceased, shsll prescribe and direct Cir
Executor of Loftin N Elicit deceased, and trm ~
tam Ecin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21

The reception given in Chicago on Sun
day to Bishop Duggan, of the Catholic
Church, in honor OF his safe return from
Europe, was an immense affair. The pro
cession was more than mile in length, anc
it is safe to say that fully fifty thousanc
people were in the streets to witness the de-
monstration. The procession marched BY
the Bishops palace, and saluted him by
raising the hat. He sat on the verandah
in his Bishops chair and returned the sa'
Lutte.
A correspondent Of the Chicago Times
writes that ut Mackinaw a Chicago man is
known the moment he arrives. He goes
down to the landing, and halloos up to the
people on the boat, "What was wheat
doin'?" The next day, when the Chicago
man comes down to breakfast, he inquiries
of the first man he meets, "What is corn
goin' to do"
The fatalities Of Alpine travel are already
begun. An English party few weeks
ngo was terrified by the descent of sue
ccssion of heavy stones across their path.
Their guide, with great GOODNESS and prompt
ness, got them all into positions of safety
and then was himself killed by falling
boulder, and swept oft into Chasm.
DR.. Clement A. Walker, Of the Boston
Lunatie Hospital, in speaking Of the num-
hor of dnathp ia thot :-.sI:,utlun from pa
ralysis, remarks that this fearful form of
brain disease appears to be rapidly increas-
ing in the community, and may well claim
the earnest attention Of the medical pro-
fcssion and of thinking men,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21

SENTIMENTAL SwIMMINGS-l don't won
der that women are not ensmored OF
bathing, for the costumes worn are rarely
becoming to feminine beauty. Out OF the
window I catch glimpse OF o blue
eyed girl tried to teach to swim this morn
inc. though presume took more Of les
son than I gave. She is in that charmingly
uncertain condition between girlhood and
womanhood, and in her blue trousers and
,nnic. her little white feet tresding sym
metry into the sand, and her arch and
smiling face locking out from beneath a
straw hat, she certainly looked more be-
witching than she does at this moment. |
carried her TO where was obliged to hold
her. up, and then, supporting her gently, |
told her to strike out. She did so woman
fully. K
She seemed so pretty playing the part Of
the boy that l yielded to the temptation to
let her slip from my hand, knowing she
would be frightened and cling to me like
ivy. | was right. She sank under the
swell of the sea, and l caught her in my
arms as if had done heroic instead of q
merely sentimental thing. The little crea-
ture was terribly alarmed, and / had to
hold her tightly for the remainder of the
bath. She afterward told several persons
| had saved her life, and as had no de-
sire to receive credit / did not deserve, |
informed her privately of my strategy.
She pouted, and looked prettier than ever,
and assured me she would never 60 into the
sea with me again. Perhaps she won't.
But being a man Of incorrigible vanity, and
great grandfather beside, | believe she
will. What girl Of sixteen is afraid of a
man of seventy, more or less? We old fell
lows sometimes forget our age.-Lo"J
Branch letter.
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1NsrRANCE COMPANIES.

r FE INSURANCE The benefit of
Il LIFE INSURANCE is so clear that the only
really rnportaptQuestion nowis, Nv HERE SHALL
1 We answer in the "KEICKERBoCKER," of
New York, because
/ 1t has dealt kindly, and literally, and largely
2. It is MUTU1t-paying It's profits to the az
sured.
a. 1t allows travel and residence over ali tne
United States and Europe at all seasons without
S. II dispenses with almost all restriction as to
s. It's rates are as low as any company can oiier
consistently with security.
Il is liberal with its assured in the payment OF
premiums, taking notes for part and this enables
persons Of small means 70 secure thnn IN m ali
s. II favors capitalists who can make their money
earn more than average interest. s.a
g. Its dividends are added to policies or createa
against notes, OF payable in cash If no note mas
10 TO- It's dividends have averaged FoRTY-F1VE
PER CENT. YEARLY.
IL is losses promptly paid: benefit Of mar
L. II insures the lives of debtors for their credi-
'o Ia It has adopted a "CHILDREN's ENDOW-
MENT TABLE, and policies upon TINS pan e are
payable at the age specified or In case OF oea as
the aSIe total TSsse Rs1qE sl coop
METHOD OF PROVIDING BnSiNESIS o Gar
iTAL FOR A SON OR DoWk1 foh
DAUGHTER.
The New York Observer says Of this Company !:
:.An eminently sound and reliable life corpora
tion.''
The New York Commercial advertiser says:
Shows 0rst-class management and ability"
Vtlll-street Under,0riter:
s.Sound, solvent, and aiuent."
The New Orleans Times: -,o,-,u
1--WE cordially recommend the Knickerbocker
for safety, liberality, and 1alr-dealng.
We invite applications for policies in this ex-
ceIIent Company. and for si5-agencles In VIZ
sini"' State Agents.
DR.. o. F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
L
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And w. w. WOOD,


A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE THOU
EIGHT ACRES OF MOST DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE, IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, On
THE RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL;
AUCTION.-As assignee OF John Clark, bank.
rupL and by order OF the United States Dis.ric.
Court for the district of Virginia, ! shall On
on the premises, at public auction. free from all
liens and membranes whatever lexceps ar MIS-
Clark,s right OF dower), that SPLENDID e
river fairgrounds we'll iyked and but lli,lesae-
ject TO oycrfow-ies IN Halifax county, Va, some
river and the line OF the Richmond and Daa nl
HTSDREP ANP ETETYEIGHhT AG t, sss,u, in
the county, and contains sixteen rooms is si!uasS
upon beautiful eninepce, commanding view"
the country for miles up and down the river. ,,c
Out-houses, granartes, barns, stables. &c, ID a.
numerous and in excellent condition. In isec
is very rare that 1ne an estate both Is reSa'
fertility Of soil and improvements, Is put W -
The whole tract win be divided, into se,,esraa
smaller parcels, plats OF which VIII be e1nin.st
on the day OF sale Capitalists seeains
OF homes are alike invited 10 view these lands anu
be present AZ the sale. =, ore
TERMS: one-fourth cash; the residue IN oae,
with approved personal security for the deierredi
payments, which shall bear in'e:at ffoia Iiss oSs
sale the interest 10 be secured by separate onG
and the assignee retaining title, as further So
ritY' until the purchase money shs " os w ya3
Assignee OF John Clark, bankrupt
HALIFAX CoURTHoU VA. Jris . ieee. -.
n. B.-The sale above advertised MI, viii
arrive al Scottsbury, ON the Richmond and Daa'
vile railroad, In ample time fos 1sis SAFE
jyI4-Tu6Ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
N SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINE
IY-sIX ACRES OF VERY YAL ,UI,AsJ REAL a.
FSTEATE IN hahFAX vsae Of an order Of
the United States District Court for the District q
Virginia, the undersigned will, on THURsLAi
the I'd day OF September, 1858, sell on the premises
at public auction that portion of the landed estate
OF John Clark, Esq, conveyed by said ClaIs ana
Bette s. his wife by deed dated the 4th day Of
Court Clerks office, to James Peasants and Albert
Blair in trust for certain purposes therein men.
l7sS acres, and consists OF two adjoining plant&-
ttons, described as follows:
wes craeF and Dry being the
tract purchased by John Clark of William e. Nor
ton, Sr.
Wynne's creek, and Is a portion of the lands ioi-
merly owned BY Colonel William Bailey, deceased.
The whole OF these lands lie In one body, on the
north side Of Banister river, within three miles oil
Halifax Courthouse, and about the same distance
OF Scottsburg depot on the Richmond ard Danylle
railroad. The whole of 1t is wei! watered by creeks
OF considerable size and numerous branches anu
the soil is susceptible OF easy Improvement.
By order of the court, the whole tract will De
divided Into such parcels rs viii suit purchasers OIL
small means. In making the division, reference
will be had to the convenienccs ofwood and water
and TO the settlements, which are numerous.
OF sale, and before that day at the Office OF Barks-
dales Wood, Halifax Courthouse, va. ,,s
neighborhood is As good as any In the State. The
locality IL healthy, and of easy access by good
roads from Halifax Courthouse and from SCOTS
burgf depot, on Richmond and Danyille railroad
It's rare indeed, that such an opportunity for In
vestment is offered to the public. Capitalists as
well as the man of small means would do well 10
view these lands and attend the sale.
TERMS IS. 900 will be required on the LIST dsy Of
January, 1859. and the residue In one two, ane
three years from date Of sale the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security for INC
payments which shall bear interest from date, ana
the interest 70 be secured by separate bonds tait'
Ing due 1T the maturity OF each principal boa't
and title to be retained further security, until
the purchase money shall be fully paid. >,r.
JAMES PLEAShNTS,
ALBERT BLAIR,
Trustees
And w. w. WOOD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
TJIGHLY-IMPROVED AND DEsIRA

HIGHLY- IMPROVED AND DESIRA-
Il BILE COUNTRY PR Q Pc RTY. TWO
NILES FROM THE CAPITOL IN RlCHM0Nn
GROWING CROPS, STOCK. STRAW. FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS. &c, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By request Of W. +. G.. Garnett- ESQ. ws
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on TUES.
DAY, 1St September his mucl-admlred property
situated as above, and known as rhAkLEA"
TWENTY-SEyEN AND A QUARTER ACRES;
all cleared; very rich and productive, being fine
clay soil producing all the cereals grasses, yegets
bes and fruits of this climate In great perfection,
l. The dwelling Is large &nd conveniently ar.
ranged, with nine rooms kitchen, large barn. and
the usual out-build!ngs spacious yard win beau
tlful shade and ornamental trees fine garden
and Young and thrifty orchards Of wcll-seccted
fruits OF all kinds. With the above. VIII be sold
THIRTY ACRES Of highly improved land.
2. TWO LOTS OF twenty acres each, and ONE
of ten acres adjoining the above; all OF great fer
tility, rs the growing crops will show.
8. ONE LOT of ten acres, 4 part or 1t excellent
meadow land; well drained.
L. Two other LOTS on the east Side OF the Vir.
ginia Central railroad one of 20 and the other Of
1T acres !: In fine heart,
All of the above land lies well, and requires little
II any draining. 1t is rarely that property pre-
senting so many attractions to persons wishing
country homes near the city, to market-gardeners
or fruit-growers, Is offered In the market.
After the sale of the land the personal property,
consisting of the usual variety, will be sold.
TERMS: For the real estate, one-iiith cash /;
balance at 4 8, IL and Is months, for negotiable
notes. interest added, and trust deeds. For the
personally, sums under $50, cash over that
amount, 90 days credit for approved paper. -
plat of the property may be seen n, ~ our once.
nm 10 AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
ByA. C. Pulllam, Auctioneer.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
II VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN MAN
CHESTER.-At the request of the owner VIII sell
at public auction at O'Clock Z. NJ on THuhS-
now occupied by James Woody Esq. Lot fronts
80 feet on Perry street. Manchester Va. and runs
back los feet. House in good repair, and contains
four rooms. -
TERMS Half cash balance at four months, ne
gotiable note with interest added. Title retained
until purchase moneyis fully paid
an 20 A. G.. PULLIAM, Auct ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stre.,.
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED SMALL

n BEAUIIF ULLI SITUATED small,
IN FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRvs
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell ar anc'
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 9TH ~
August, at IL O'Clock NJ, the very valuable little
FARM located as above now I'm the ocrunanrv -,
Mr.. j. L. Harris, containing loo acres-so cleared
the balance in wood and tm5er-about Il acyas
meadow, part cleared.
The improvements are frame dwelling with four
rooms and passage, in good repair. covered with
tin kitchen, barn, stable, corn and ice.housr
young orchard OF about 500 trees-peach and apple.
good neigbborhood.
This land is well suited for early vegetables.
fruits, &C., being In the vegetable region Of Ham
over and Is on many accounts q desirable little
farm.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by trust deed.
aul GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

VERY yAbU tI Enc mp POE EL 0H 4Ar
EAST SIDE OF THIRD STREET between
CARY AND CANAL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On MONDAY the oath day OF August,
lS8s upon the premises, at 5o'clock L. NJ, will be
sold at auction that very valuable and eliglby-
located BUILDING LOT situated as above stated
fronting 80 feet inches on Third street. and run
ming back lao feet inches TO an alley In common
10 feet wide.
Persons desiring building lots will find this one
Of the most desirable now upon the market.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
aul9 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, Iols Main and Eleventh streets.

A NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND
"A LOT, ON TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN o AND z. NEAR SIMON'S ROPE
WALK, CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-At the request of Mr.. A. j. Tucker we
will sell az auction, on the premises, on MONDAI
the PROPERTY above mentioned. The house
contains four good rooms, with coal and wood
house. &c. The lot fronts 81 feet by l38 rect run
ming back to an alley le feet wide and will be d.
vided into two lots and sold separately-one 'front.'
ing 80 feet, the other 80.
TERMS One-third cash balance at 4 8, and
u months, interest added, secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
ar % AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-21
AUCTIONS SALES.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneerr,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh ss,s,..


THE VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT. M u.
Il IN THE PLAN OF THE CITY. on r,ir
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AEFf
AUCTlON.--By request Of the heirs of job, q y
Eustace, Sr., deceased, we win sell at suct,n ~
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 2sth day p,
August at O'Clock P. ~, the very beautiful in n
70 the former residence OF Dir. Joseph II. C-sea
shaw (now occupied by Mr.. A. s. Lee. and be,n.
one Of the lots conveyed by James Winston sn3
fronts l32 feet on Broad street. runs back Ig s.,
and will be subdiyided aud sold ACCORDING 10 ;,
plan which win be shown ut the time OF sale
desirable ncighborhood. S''
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash: balance at I'm,
eight. and twelve months, with interest, and ca,
cured by trust deeds.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
au 10 Anctioneers