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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-14
CAUGHT IN A TRAP.
BY ARTHUR L. MEsERvE.

1T was in 18l9' began Sam. Wilson, an
old hunter, who for twenty years had made
his home on the plains and among the fast
nesses of the Rocky Mountains. also spend
ing portion of his time in the Golden State
of the Pacific, that started with my party
to cross the plains, in hopes of making my
fortune a digging for the shining dust that
people said was to be had Just for the pick
ing up. There was dozen of u.s. all frsrate
iovial fellows; all of them having had more
or less experience in roughing it on the
Praries OF the West
We had no woman-kind among US to him
der our progress, and as we were in hurry
to commence making our fortune, and would
like, as WELL having the name of crossing the
plains in the best time that had yet been
made, we got over the ground pretty fast,
and reached Salt Lake several days before
we had expected to when we set out
We were all well and hearty and IN
the best of spirits; and after spending three
days with the saints, and getting view OF
some of the ladies claimed by Brigham and
his elders, who didut seem at all averse to
our company, we turned our backs upon them
and our faces toward the setting sun.
The plains were no longer before us; but
country filled the deep valleys, and steep.
now, wide, broad trails to follow, selected
with the greatest care, with an eye to the
speed and ease of travellers; then each one
that had gone toward the West, choose his
own path, although, to be sure, care was
taken to keep in sight of the trail that SEEM
ed to point out that the greatest number had
gone that way. Yet, did we chance to leave
| it, we made no exerIion to recover it, but
kept on, confident that we should strike it
again somewhere in advance, and if we did
| not, we had the same to guide us as those
that first passed that way.
| The third day after entering upon this
ruggid tract of country, we encamped for the
night on the bank of wild mountain torrent
that was swollen by recent rains 1t had
been with great difficulty that we had got
safely across; and, although it was but the
middle of the afterreon, we concluded to GO
no farther that night, as one of our party
complained of not feeling we'll.
After the arrangements for camping had
been we'll nigh completed, and the sun was
still some two hours high, and not feeling
very much fatigued, threw my rifle over my
shoulder, and told my comerads that l was
going to take an hours tramp up the stream
| where dark gorge opened among the noun
tains, in hopes to get chance shot at some
thing that would help us to make up sup
per. Not one of the boys offered to accom-
pany me; and after receiving caution not tt
wander too far, and to return to the camp be
fore nightfall, l set out.
The way was rougher than expected
and more than once had half mind to tur
back; but persevered, and for half an hou
picked my way up the rough valley, which
as have before SAID, was hemmed in b
rugged mountains, or, rather by high cliff
that; owing to some convulsion Of nature
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Decline of the Race Course.

It seems to be generally accepted that the
race course improves horses and demoralizes
men; and among the professional horsemen
Hiram Woodruff is pointed to with pride as
the man who was honest. l hope, however,
for the credit of his noble animal, and of our
own race, that he is not the only exception;
and l further hope that the tendencies will
grow stronger and will prevail. The tenden-
ces are shown in that such men as Mr. Bon
ner and others keep in their own stables and
for their own use some Of the fastest horses
in the world, which are never used as decoys
for the betting ring. These tendencies are
also shown in that this class Of horses is
more and more in demand for gentlemen's use
solely; as it is to be seen on the fine autumn
afternoons by the hundreds or thousasds, on
the broad avenue which leads to Macombs s
Dam. 1t is estimated that there are, in New
York alone, over ten thousand horses noted
for speed, which are worth from 81, 600 up
ward TO $33, ,000-the price of Dexter.
But it may be we'll to caution young men
and old ones-against a vice which besets
some, and may easily spread. 1t is the ma
MIA for buying trotters, in the expectation
that now and then they will prove prize like
Flora Temple or Dexter This is worse than
useless. it can be shown, as i believe, that
these horses, which once might have been
bought for a song, have cost somebody all
they at last brought. 1t has taken five or
more years of constant training and outlay,
and vast deal of time and thought to make
such horses what they are; and only one Of
hundred of those so treated is a great prize.
A young man who begins to act upon this
theory is almost sure to be ruined. No; gen
temen must andwill own this fine quality
of horsc-but as gentleman, not as jockeys
it, by chance, such one finds himself the
possessor of n prize, let him call it piece
of luck, and not try it again, and not expect
it at all. A gentleman will enjoy his horse
not the money he can make out of it. Bu
there is danger too, for the farmers-th'
ordinary farmers-in this matter. Some o
them are already possessed with strong de
sire to grow great horse, and, IN attempt
ing to crafty it, they may neglect the rea
business of their farms; they may get int
habits of lounging away from their homes
and they may fall into grog-shop society,"
The Horse Growers, by G. w. Elliott, i
March Galaxy.
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The Old Hymns.

Fanny Fern asks:
Did YOU ever know any person who was
brought up on the good old zion hymns,
whom they ever failed to move to the founda-
tions when heard? The feet moving on un-
holy errands lingering on their way past the
church door, as the melody floats out upon
the night air. That man--who has wasted
life, and energy, and talent which might have
blessed mankind, to reap only the whirlwind
he is back again with his little head upon
his mothers lap while she sings that same
hymn which will never grow old, about 1.-THE
! beautiful river" His eyes moisten as ht
thinks how panied she would be, were she
living, to know him now; the hymn ceases,
and the low benedction follows, aud as the
worshipers emerge, he recollects himself anC
with an impatient pshaw! passes on. What
he moved ut ''conventicle hymn" he, wh'
| for years has never crossed the threshold OF
church. He, who believes neither IN prayer
nor priests, Bible nor sundays? lie who ha
"outgrown all that?" All! but he hasn't
He can't outgrow tit is there. 1t vii
como, whether he desires it or no. Come
spite of all his efforts to laugh or reason
away. Come, though he live in open der
sion and mockery of that religion whose q
vine precepts he cannot eiiace from his mlnc
Come as it did to John Randolph, who; ait'
wears of atheism, and worldliness, and amb
, ton, left en- record that "the only men h
ever knew we'll and approached closely whol
he did not discover to be unhappy, were sll
, cere believers of the Gospel who conform'
their lives, as far as the nature of man CT
+ permit, to its precepts." p" "Often, he say
the religion of his childhood were banish
a wholly by business or by pleasure; ;but after
: while they came more frequently, aud sta
longer, until at last they were his fl
thoughts on waking, and his last before {
ing to sleep" Said he, 81 could not bani
=, them if would"
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RIDGWAY, ELK CO. PA, FRIDAY, MAY A. 1862

comrads should come up to seek for me, it
might be possible that | might make myself
heard. But how was to know when they
had come? Try as l would, could not gain
position where l could get glimpse of the
outward world Ny only chance was to call
aloud at the top of my voice, and hour after
hour did 50, until my throat was SO hoarse
that could hardly speak; but heard moth
ing from without to repay me for the exer.
tion l had made. My despair was terrible,
and in my agony l threw myself on my face,
upon the floor the cavern, and with one
action new hope sprang into my heart.
For the first time since my Imprisonment
the thought came to me that possibility of
escape lay at the back end of the cave. If
could but remove the distractions that block
ed up the passage SO that could pass through
it might possibly lead to daylight in another
direction. Caves often have more than one
outlet or entrance.
Faint as this hope was, l clung to it, and
went to work with a will. The rock l found
/ could easily remove, and the sand | scraped
away with my hands, and soon had q place
large enough to force my way through. En-
couraged by this, / did so, and after crawling
along some fifteen or twenty feet, l. found
myself in a large apartment of height that
would admit of my stonding erect. Another
passage led off to the right from this, and l
at once entered it, although it was so dark
that had to feel my way along. The way
was crooked, turning sharp angles and long
curves, and | could form no idea of the di-
rection in which was going 1t seemed
almost interminable; but at last, to my great
Joy, saw bright light ahead, and in few
moments / stood in the bright sunshine that
| never expected TO see again.
You can imagine the state of my feelings
as / made my way down the bank of the
stream, after casting one look up to where
the great boulder was lying that had sealed
my tomb. 1t was larger than l had thought
and the strength of our whole party could
not have moved it.
There was great joy at the camp over my
return; my companions had spent the night
and all the day thus for, in locking for me,
and had come TO the conclusion that must
have fallen into the canon, and been wasked
away, and in half-hour more would have
been on their way, leaving me to my fate.
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fiootlnn0'5 G3crmar Ditt.rs

Is entirely vegetable, ana contains no
liquor. L: Is IL cOnpcU,'d of Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, He Ds, and BarlSs
from whit cii these eSsyncts are made
are gathered Ia Germany All the
medicinal virtues are eX;rr -ted from
xnem by scientific cb -s,sst. These
extracts are then foryS Sarded 10 this
coaniry to he used expressly for the
manufacture IF .itcsc iSitters. There
s. no alcoholic substance of aiy Kind
used IVA compromising the Hiiters,
hvnce 1t Is ihr only biitcrs TINT can
be used LA cases where n1cOhOtic stin-
tIants are not nd isaDlt.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cUscH. " hen the pa.
tiemt supp0scd he NvGs afflicted With
shis terri ole disease, have been cured
byt use OF iic.e remedies. Extreme
enacta:iom, debility, AMI cough are
fne usual attendants upon severe
eases U< dysp"psia or diacase OF the
6;Sc.tiv- q orgnuH. Even la cases OF
genuine Consumption. these remedies
'. III tie foup6 Of lie greatest bcnGHf,
Strengthening and invtSoratinS
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ij,oflduO'5 German Ioliir

u e,n,j ,iion gf OF the ingredients # The B,iifrs,
t'h &fHiItrf: Rum, Ori1gr, 'ic. i ts uSf fnr
tas Ym, di>ca<.s as TIE Bier- 1T eases Lfre S9He
;'gr iicniir siiaNius is I,qvired ~ rit bear in
mind Ia Il Gi.ss remtTjes entirely different from
aug others udr,rtis>d FER N. gt the diseases
,.ta.d .tsse Jtiny sei.Hfc preparations gf medicinal
rryyf. trtH: i!r "'icrs dscJcti1HS Of
ia so,.- tV'm The TONIC Is decidedly nme n The n0t
3, s,tsn,! end Ggrt.Jis rrHsJicS altered 10 the
,.t.ic i.s ht L IS .rqVtst,. II is pSurs TO take
w.,i, Us H. -9iri,H, srhiiGraiing "nd medicinal
riii.,s hIre caused il 10 te k1otcntt I. greatest of
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-14

TALL SHooTING.-A gentleman remarked
in tavern that he had shot hawk at ninety
yards with No. shot, another replied:
''Must have a good gun, but Uncle Dave
here has one that beats it"
"Ah!" said the first, show far will it kill
hawk with No 6 shot?"
81 don't use shot nor ball either" answered
Uncle Dave himself.
''Then What do you use, Uncle Dave2"
! ~ shoot salt altogether. 1 kill my game
so far with my gun that the game would spile
before could get it"
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made sirOng by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines. Thcy can be eudminisIered
yYiih perfect safety 10 child three
lnons Ian old, the most delicate female,
or man OF ninety.
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A boarder at one of the hotels was re-
Gently observed to shed tears when the cheese
was passed Upon inquiry as to the cause
of this agitation, he replied that the cheese
was moveing sight
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
Chief Just Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PurADgLPHIl, MARCH 10TH 1867.
J. find "HsqfanPs GS,:an Bftters' is not an tnto1-
tcuGTg tereraGe, h is g>' tonic, uscfd in disor-
dsrs gf The dtyrare organs, an,s If great h'ac@ in
of drbiiiy and lrInt gf nsTrouE GciiOn IN Ms
GEo il! WooDTARD.
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHLADELPHII, April 2Sth, 1865
Iccps'der "Hoofinnd's German Bit
ters" q rri"abic medicine in case of at
tacks CT indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1
can certify this from my experience
JAMES rn6MPsoN.
From REV JOSEPH IT, KENNARD, DID,
Pastor Of The Tenth Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
pR.JAcKsoS-DEAa SIR :-Thare Jscn Crrgusmtiyre-
,a,s'ed 10 connsct my pls ,gh rocomicndations Of
a,Gkei kinds of medicines Ji rrgur}ig the practice
oia Of my appropriate sphere ihare in all cases de-
ened bHt iUh cIcGr VTOgT ia rdrioVs instances, and
particularly inmy o'on mmiy Of The uscjidness of Dr.
JEayd1nd's GerRGH BteTs, Id9drt far oHce from my
usual courSe IN cypress my mn coHricifm That fu
general debility If the system, aud especially for Liver
C,nr,lsnt it il a safe and valuable preparation. IN
,.,ais cdses may tJH bu usually IdoHb not ii ,ciU
Je rrrg brnsfcid 10 Mose 'rho su0tI' from the ADORE
ctutes l0urs rrry yespec. .fidiy,
j. H. KENNARp.
Eighth, telow Coates 81
Price of the Bitters, sl.oo per bottlei
Or, a half dozen for $500.
Price OF the Tonic, Sl.5o per bottle;
Or, a half dozen for $3.50. ....t -
IN, Tonic is put up in quart bottles.
Rscail-cf that ii is Dr. HoqAaHdS German Remedies
that irersaily used and 50 hghiy recommeiid-
81; and do not GRoo he Druggist 10 induce you 10
rke any hing else that he may say is Just g1od be-
'd'se Lc nahrs larger pratt on H. These Remedies
'W he sent by cypress 10 any locality upon dlPhcao"
OMe
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63l ARCH STREET, I%iIadeLptia
CHAs. NJ. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly c. M, JACKSON & co.
These Remedies are for sRle by
Druggists, Sforsksepers, and Medi-
cine Dealers everywhere.
no nat fjJe q esah,fs 'g-R ar eftsis sos bay, IN
sydef % gs bh' 0saV1as,
Aaf.Fr
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THE TYPO.
BY A. A. HOPKINS.

The typoi-a singular creature is he
A bit of wizard 1 take him TO be,
paradox ever, L stoutly assert,
A fancy the statement you can't controvert:
He takes" great DEAL and he 'proves'' all he
gets,
And he "sets" while he stands, and he stands
while he ''setsl''
A magical power there is in his hand,
AS swiftly the types marshal in at command;
The art of painter ho has to portray
The incidents many that make up to-day
A wedding he pictures :-''click cllck," and Ills
there,
The glad, merry party the just-wedded pair;
You see the young wife in her garments of white,
(You have gone to the wedding without an Gin
vite,D
And fancy you hear the good wishes of friends,
And-there the bright picture unwittingly ends,
For the typo paints all kinds ofscenes in breath,
He spelled you marriage the next is a death
And low in the coffin you see a dear face
All silent and cold, that was full of rare grace;
A sorrowing circle that tenderly kiss
The lips whose sweet pressure they ever will
miss;
And softly the tear-drops creep down DER your
lashes,
AS sadly you echo the ''ashes to ashes"
'Click, clck"-now he's spelling railroad dis
astor,
And fast '.clck' the types, and still faster and
faster,
And horror is seen in each one of iloir ff tts.
As quickly he ranges them into their places:
"a terrible Slaughter you shudder, then laugh
With hearty good will at their next paragraph
A joke of three lines, or dozen as brief
Done up-a rich bundle of fun-in a sheaf
Then follow some "ad's'-patent bitters and
pills,
To cure every one Of mortality's ills;
''Clck, click" and just under his fingers they &C
fourth
'None genuine unless signed John JONES'" &c
! Now It's an elixir" and now "Hajr Dye
| ITO Color of course, for its spelled with y,)
Cough Syrup" perhaps, or Wafer, ''or Lotion,
| ca humbug, condensed to good yankee no
tionr)
a something, in short, for all human diseases
You pays in your money and takes what yot
| pleases!' ..n- -E.r ...
Variety hnly gives living its spice, -
And typos can present it to you in a tricc.
From grayest TO gay, every mood of the mind
Is by them each hour completely defined;
One moment they laugh, and another they weep
| | fancy their sorrow is not over-deep-
But be their expression whatever it may,
The will of the typo they only obey;
To all his commands they respond with ''click,
He rules with stout little 'Iule" and "stick :
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A mad dog made his appearance in Dan
vile, the other day, and was killed after
having bitten several other dogs.
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G r T. " no ".

No?fddds CcrD.Gn Remedies are coull''rf tied.
~, qerUin> hare tie signature Of Z. NJ. jackson
fe ,,t Of Tie onis''ie ,crappr ?f 'uc hotils, ad
ns ?i tie oricie bioVn ii, t0ch bottle. AL others
tTe c''iHta.fit
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:, READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

Thousands Of ietters have been re-
ccivrd, testify iHg TO the virtue OF these
remedies.
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Ladies who wish fair skin and
good complexion, free from yellow
ish tinge and ali other rdishgurement,
hIOuld u.e these remedies occasions
ally. The Livertn perfect order, and
the blood pure, win result In spark
ling eyes and blooming cheeks.
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A new Temperance paper, called the HER
AID, has Just been started at Milton.
Evening star., 1869-04-01
GEORGETOWN.
Afsairs In 0esrsessws.

LET OF LETT B0e rema ainIng iu the Post o Office
6sorge,owp, ID. o., April ., 1872
Ladies Ltst-Cur:is MaIy; Clagse; Adiis:
Ciary Miss Clara; Hankins 4 1b.ces; II ,rrison
Mrs English: Jackson Rachael; Jones Loai.s,
col; Lydon Mrs Anne; M,gill M,ry Ayu--s;
Mafkabe Susan; Martin Cynthia; Siamos Mrs
Decker; Sfoade Miss LiseI; Welsh MrS Ktfi-
Gen''emsen's List-Bobinser Josenn; Conneil
William; County Edward; Clarke + A Olive
r; Grey A ]; Garry w H; Hudson X r: HpH-
man Sons T. W; Hunter Jas, col; Hsrriaet n
Jeremiah, 2; Harris John, col; Horsn wm H;
Kirby Thomas J: kiotz Philips Mccullough
Messrs; Mosbsy G II: S.ol Louis.
IRiscsRanoous--C r u. r.
TEMPERANCE MArrRRs.-At the meeting OF
Potomac Division, No. S, held In Georssto wn
last evening. the folio wing officers were
siected;.W. p, William J. Mcdonald; W. A +,
z. A. Orutt; K. S.. James Oiutt; A. X =. r.
Maftingly: +. s., Frank Thomas; Treasurer; j.
Berry; Chaplain, Horace Howe; Conductor
William NICK. Osborn; A. c.. H. Llnthicum:
1. y, A. '. Grimes; o. s. Albert sullivan.
SALE OF MARKET STALLs-Thos Doylipg
auctoneer, yesterday sold the stalls in the ne "
market. rs fnlows:-Butchers's stalls. two for
eleven years, for sou each, ana seventeen for
one year, at an average of each Butter
stalls, one for 500, and two for l5U each for
years; two I IT one year. at an average os sf32
eacn. ducksfers' stalls. eleven sold for m
year IL an average OF $3.50 each. The abey
pflce was premium m for the stalls, in addition
TO the annual rent of Sf0 each.
FLOUR INsPsCTIoNs followin~ ia :.
report OF the four inspections for the month OF
harcb:-Barreis OF Family flour 2 S3i: Extra
4,'jO; Super 3 q: Fine, I3a; Eirst MtddIinss
I2; Second Middlings, -; total is; nakinr
Iotal OF 10, f6f barrels Inspected sIuc. Jlnuary
lst. 1869.
POLICE lrENs.-lne police report for the
quarter ending March 3Ist. 1862 shows tnat
during that time 81 arrest We're made of which
~ We're males and ~ females, aud ~ white
and ilo black. The amount OF fines and costs
collected WAS >5t36t.
Evening star., 1869-04-01
PRoPosALs FOE osSExovIHe BLOSSOM

Sealed Proposals, in du plic ate, Win be -eoeived
BY the undersiened. % hie once, No. eo9 kearny
street. can prapcisoo, Gal until IL O'CLOCK noon,
Aprfl Is, 1853. when they vfl be opened and bid
deu ere invited 20 be present. for the removal Of
Blossom kock. In San Francisco Harbor, Oal |, 90 .
d,pth OF twenty -feur f24l feet at mean lou tide,
Shieh 10 the sero Of the Cosst survey Map OF this
barber. In case ., sfthe bids should excesd for
ave thousand - 800 dellArs In currency. BID
rock Tor forty i've thoussnA lss!o0oD dollars cur
al bids are 20 be made is United States currency.
ard the PAYMENT 10 20 be me- 10 the satisfactory
coDDl~tton Of the WORT. sfteR animation BY the
NJ oerstened other authorized agent of the Gov
Zach siddes vim b required. before the time
hx.d for tne opeasDg 81 th- bsds. 20 ME 10 tais
ehee bcpd, With sufn. tent sursties In the san Of
bic bid 10 secepsee he xscate Vrittsa agree-
ment the feith ful pc for marco Of bic coufroct.
and give such farther bond far the Dsrfovmanoe Of
his written agreeDeet as nay BE required. .oid
aeresmept e 60 be made snbject 90 the approval of
TIE Chief nf Hnffneers.
r. contract VII be svArdea IN the towost re-
sp ntie bidder, but the asht % rs'ses any or sll
eops Of tins sdversissnsst must be attached
Bids tsa. DO not comply vitA TIE above rsquipp-
n@p q vii not - eossrssined-
Pisas ana sections. copaei non ths Coast Bsr-
Wy Chart, can Be seen at ny eocs.
Ssssons vho vish On bid tee the yerk, ssd Who
ysssde 81 . oisssnee eas BE faFpishs6 vita oosSes
Of said plsns and ssstioss y syIHt4a q tins ees.
,as-~ 49, q i:ssssss
Evening star., 1869-04-01

PERSONS desiring purchase the bast of
trunks and valises. LADIES' and gents travelling
SACKS and satcheis, inside of the best IN aterlaI
ann workmanship, u nder the immed ate SUPER.
VISION OF he enterpr,ing firm of J. :. Topham
a 20. No 500 9TH street, under the folds OF tina,
mammoth nag. These gentlemen are practical
mechanics, ard apply all the latest aud b.st
Improvements in the manu- factare of their
trunks; such as Ne Murray's patent trunk stay.
ano Houses patent India rubber trunk shield
Inese improvements can only D. had AT this
estahlis hment In the city of Washington
trunks Of all kinds mads t. order. aud all
kinds OF repairing done at the lowest rates
Evening star., 1869-04-01
Georgetown Advertisements
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,.: aeorse,ovp

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON TBE kiDGE Road AT ACETToN
"a By yirtue Of Q deed Of trust. dated Jury
E"", 1853, and recorced in Lib-r No sas folios
.3i, &c, enc Of the Land Records of W ash.
lngt, county, ID, O will sell. on MONDAY
AtIll Il, a O'Clock D m. on ths premises the
House and Ground, beirg abouI one half acre of
land located Oh the east eide Of the Ridge Ro.d
Just north OF and ner the road leading from
Geofeesown 70 the Little Falls. imcrovad by a
small Frame Dwelling House. Full description Of
the prort rty ~ sale -
Tt rms: One half cas h; balsoce In six aud twelve
months stampe and onvey anciug AZ the coat OF
tne purchaser de posit Of s % will be required
when the property f. sold.
DAElEL r CAHILL Trustee -
ma N'eckds THOMAS OOWLg sc, Auet Z