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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

Few actors could command salary
equal to Edwin Forest in his day. Forty
years ago he received So, SOC and bene.
1T for fortnight's engagement ut the
Park Theatre, New Y ork, and he was
then II young man. The receipts of the
theatre during his engagement were
$500, something enormous at that
time, and he was Immediately re-enguged
Mt 5000 night At Niblo's ten years
ago hc played all engagement OF 100
nights, for which he received s50,OOO
Only three years ago hU received in a
southern ard western tour, $500 nigh
and the engagement proving success
fnl one for the manager, Forest asked for
and received one huff Of the gross re-
ceipts each night, amounting to more
than $500. He is said to be worth over
Sl,00O,O00. His library is, with the OK.
ception Of that in the British Museum,
the finest and richest extant In Shake.
speariann. He bought tue greater part
Of Burton's superb collection, and
should his books come TO the hammer,
they will furnish magnificent FEAST for
photographers. mo
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30
Christmas Morn.
Christmas morn what shouts of pleasure
Usher in the dawulug light;

Christmas morn what shouts Of pleasure
Usher in the dawplpS lighti
What a store Of hidden treasure
Bursts upon the rapturOd sight;
Al the air pulsltcs with sladnCss;
Childrcn's voices full of glCe, ~
Ring out joyful care and sadness
From each happy hcarthstOne dee,
Earth, with grateful ezultation,
G<eets this blest and hhlloWed day,
And throughout Christian nations
Earnest men rejoice aud pray;
All what memories, solemn, tender,
Cluster round Tho saViOr's BIRTH
All what visions, full oEsplondor,
Lift our thoughts away from carthl
hove and faah, serenely smiling,
Beckon us from distant skies,
HeayenWArd our souls beguiling
Where the angels anthems raise;
Hopes divine, our pathway brighton,
Scatter clouds Of sin and voc,
Every heavy burden tighten,
Sweet content and peace bCstow.
Love then, with merry voices,
Celebrate this blessed day;
Nature, too, with us reloiccs,
All tho world is bright and gay;
And the angel ChOlrs arc singing
FarbOyond our mortal ken,
While the Christmas chimes arc ringing,
"PeacC on earth, good will to men,"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30
Yonng Salmon.

The inexpediency Of keeping young
salmon for some time after the yolE.
bag Is absorbed, and then letting them
out in body, is shown by the expert.
ments Of Professor A. D. Hager, when
Commissioner Of Fisheries for the State
OF Vermont. In December, 1860, this
gentleman received fifty thousand sal.
mon eggs, and succeeded in hntcliing
fully iourtffths OF the entire number,
After the yolk-lag WINS absorbed they
were fed for about u month, and then
placed in certain streams in Vermont.
They were very active and healthy in
the hatching.boxcS and badc fair to
answer the objects for which they were
reared. They were placed in such 10.
calities as seemed most likely to secure
them against attacks from other fishes ;
but it was found that, very shortly after
they were planted, fish Of all kinds,
even the cyprinidH, came from Ill quar-.
tiers and fed vOraciously upon them. A
single dacc Of two inches in length was
taken, in two minutes after the salmon
were introduced, with four Of them in
its stomach. ..atu[
The planting took place in June, 1870,
and Professor Hager doubts whether
FIVE hundred survived to the montl, Of
August. Tho Young fish seemed entirely
incapable Of any action in tho way Of
self.preservatio, remaining huddled
stupidity together, and making no effort
by hiding or otherwise, to escape.
It is more than probable that il the
fish Ind been placedin the watcr rs soon
ms tho yolk.bag was absorbed they wonld
have hid thcmselvesin the gravel, accor.
ding TO their natural instincts. and
measuraby escaped the attacks Of their
enemies.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

a Mormon FARM.-A visitor to Utah
tells Of . farm he saw there under th'
management Of IN old acquaintance.
He says Of lisa plot Of Eve acres had
Welded 100 bushels OF wheat, three@ag'
on loads OF squnsh for feeding cattle,
1850 bushels Of potatoes, and 90 wagon.
loads Of Indisn corn. A two and hall
plot had yielded 80 bushels of wheat
and six loads Of liay, and he was able IA
keep ono COW, ono hoiier, o span Of
horses, Ave pigs, n score Of chickens and
ethef poultry. His homestead Of over
an acre yielded great quantities Of itul!
and vegetables anu being the htislana
Of one wife, he really appeared to DO IN
circumstances Of strong attachment to
the place,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

THE YourH's COMPANION Of Boston
is thoroughly wide awake paper, haV-
ing among Its contributors such wrlters
as Prof. De Mile, Louisa NJ. Aleott,
Sophie May, Mrs, Rebecca Harding
Davis. aud Mrs. Louisa Chandler AIoul'
ton. No writer's more attractive in the
country, and no publication for young
people pore interesting and useful
~! fr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

CHINESE LABoR.-The importation by
the Beaver Falls, (Pa,) Cutlery Company
Of number oil Chinese, who have been In.
troducCd into the general workshops ut
Beaver Falls, HIS caused considerable dis
satisfaction among the white workmcn.
The Chinese employed numbered nearly
100; the latest addition having arrived q
few days ago. 1t Is alleged that on their
arrival an attempt was made to introduce
q number of.th0so who had first been en-.
ployed into The more advanced branches
ofthe business. To thistle regular work.
men objected, and II Is alleged that thcS
wsro requested to instruct the Chinese Ii
the finer branches Of tue business, only I,
be discharged a. soon aS the Chinese coult
do the work. As a result, many whit,
workmen from the various department.
gave up their situations and came to Pitts
burgh yesterday in search ofother employ
ment. II Is stated that tho Chlnamen d,
the work for 1925 teold) per month, whIcl
heretofore paid tue white workmen SsI
per month. I.'"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

THE SUCCESSFUL PHYsrcIAS.-Dr j.
Walker is achieving IN eminent distine-
ton rs beneiactor Of his species. Some
stigmatizc nll patent medicines with the
odious epithet Of quackery. Bit Dr.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTIRs
have the endorsement OF tue medical
profession. The editor can conscicn-
tiously and cordially, recommend the
medicine, because he knows he has found
great benefit from its use. For nearly
twenty years he has suffered from do
rangement Of the stomach. "a And though
the disease has become chronic, no inns
already obtained great relief from this
remedy. A physician left ut his death q
largo volume, carefully sealed, and sup
posed to contain q fund OF medical know.
ledge. On being opened, il was found
To contain only this simple advice !:
"Keep yonr head cool, your feet warm
and your bowels OPEN" But there is q
whole volume in this maxim. VINEGAR
BrTERs act MS mild cathartic, leaving
the system in q healthy condition. II.
II. Mcdonald m experienced druggist,
associated with DR.. Walker, Is a man Of
thorough integrity and practical know
ledge OF tho art Of compounding meli.
cine. They have o valuable medicine,
and they know how to bring it to the
knowledge Of the public by iudicions I'D.
vortiseing. We are happy to give them
our happy Endorsement, and bid them
God speed in relieving the ills to which
flesh is heir. .-LOcklro0d UaiOHttt, Deco,
$780, Uf..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

A GooD SuodEsriGN.-denoral sher.
man, in letter to q friend in Boston,
gives an excellent suggestion in refer.
Once To the rebuilding Of the burnt dis.
triot OF that city, at docs seem 10 me,
said he, "tho time and occasion are good
to initiate London in another particular,
namely, 10 store the great bulk Of goods
Of strong, plain warehouses, out Of the
city, As II were, at docks or convenient
wharfs, leaving for the stores in town
merely sample goods"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

'.l8TOli Only 81 aiYear. e.Pases.
The DEsT FAMILY PArER.-The Weekly N. Y.
Bun, SPACES tla year. Send your Dollar.
THE DEsr AoRICUIruRGL PAFER.-The Weekly
!. N,issuns SPACES. ia year. Send your
Dollar.
TH DEsr PoIrTtcAL pApHa,-The Weekly MY.
sun., Independent and Faithful. Against
Publie Plumber. pages. 81 year. Send
YOUR Dollar. - $50 it- a'+ .Hla
TnE DEsr NEWSPAPER. Tho weekly New York
Bun. SPACES. ilayear. sOnd your Dollar.
Has ALL THE NEwA-Tho Weekly Now York Sun,
SPACES. nayear. Send y6ur Dollar.
TIM BEST sroRY pAPER.- The Weekly NY. Sun.
SPACES. tlAyGar. Send your Dollar.
TnE DEsT FAsmos Rrronrsin tho Weekly n. Y.
Sun. spagos haycaf, Send your Dollar.
Tnr Best SIknKEf REronrs In Tho Weekly n. Y,
sun. pages. u agar. Send your Dollar,
The BEsr CATTLE REroRfs in The Weekly n, Y,
Bun. SPACES. tiaycat. Send your Dollar,
TuE pEsr pAPIn in Every Respect. Tho weeily
NY. Sun. epages. u year. Send yonr Dollar
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roxsuAprlyEs. READ

h,e that healthy visor tn lately planted IN Jour check
iiToG would DO no, delay ior ere Iou iFo uWaFv, u
yin bs too late.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

For DySpepsia, inmgesnon, depression OF
spirits and general debility lp their various
FeFms; also, d .pFeYtntiye against fever, and
aFI,o, and oihef Intermittent tcversi the Ferro-
PhosphoSated Elixir Of CalisayA ," made " Gas;
well, Hazard &.cO., New York, anu sold y Az
,lr,ieVists, a The best tonic, and As tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other Eck-
ness, Il has no eQuAl-Com;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

|, Efnoorrc. Mn, EpIIcn: Nearly oycfyman
has remedy for this disease, and wo VIII give
lrOO our e1pcrionee. Wp have frosted ionfteen
horteB 81 our own, and have known our rene
dies used 10 many cases and IN All with quick
and site stlfcets, rlfat Keep The horse warm,
In wcllvontllhted stable feed on bfan and
soft food generally, tapples and vegetables arc
good, and give him koz, Of ALE ne Lung BAL.
SAN, OF The contents 81 i largo spoon three
times day; this will act Just 90 on humanity,
cause tho horse to throw Of tho mucus and
thus get relief. II hls Cough u hard, alive
occasionally lrcnch Of Davis Pain Killer, Of
/ o., Pain Killer to a pint Of warm water
Bwettoned with molAeseA. Give Of this ono or
two swallows al time, from the bottle. Tho
flrtl attack Of tho dlapasoiB Dronchitisy and
the drench OF Palm Killer will 10 Of great tef.
Woo 10 quiet aud heal the irritation, Batho
with Pain Killer the throat, In Cincinnati,
@leso all the horses have been nick, We know
Of no treatment that has given quicker or more
suFo relief. That which lAgood Tor man Is also
good for the horse IL similar affections. We
idSise al to Try the remedies, They can Be
had nom most any drug store, j, N, H, 4 %,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

A HOusHHeLD REMmT.-No family should DO
without some eiiicaeious remedy Dor the cure
OF affections 20 universally prevalent as coughs,
ooids, sore throat, Hhooping-cougb lpd eronp
some remedy, too, which can DO relied on ~
safe, sure AMI certain. On. wIsrAR's BALsAN
T WIN cHERRY combines thSdesidoratum'-
Com
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

WoRr1Y or NORMAN exchange says there
Is scarcely day passes thatwo do not hear,
either from persons coming into our ONCE or
Ia some other way, Ofthe success of JOlNsoNs
ASoDYSE IaNntEST In the cure OF Coughs and
Colds, so prevalent about town Just now
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

I, yout B6pa II has BEEN ,tred By thou4nds such Al
rOa. Ik1 hpYe been cured many 10 theit gratitude,
eSu FVhd heir evidences and believe. Don't experiment
VithrOkAnd unlTied mlFtprs-gqq can not AFFORD IL
huFtf IL once this Invaluable article. II Il warranted
y brfhk up The most troublesome Cough In iaW hour
n moi Of too olg Standing II u warranted to EiHu
Sni altStAetion IN al cases q Lang and Threat dlt-
tuitlea. A. an EIpeetofant, u has no equal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

For COUGHS COLDS and THROAT MS.
ORDERS, use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,
having proved their efficacy by a test Of many
years.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

The CA1IrOnS1A ISD1ASs.-ThC Modoc
Indians have retreated to Wight's Cave,
on tlie southwest side OF TILE Lake,
Oregon, with their children and squAEs,
aud have laid ina good supply ofppO-
visions. The cave is situated on the
high table land and covers about three
acres. II has an underground entrance,
narrow and easily guarded. II is calcn-
lated that atty Modoc warriors, with q
number from the Pitt River and several
Piptes with them, are fortified there,
So far fourteen settlers have been killed
in the war. Four hundred troops are
now in the field, besides volunteers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

Like lightning are the miraculous clrCs
objected With FI.Sdds INSTANT RELIEF. Aches,
Pain, ,SprAins, Bowel Complaints, ETC., cannot
exist II this great medicine is used. ReAel
warranted, or money retHrned.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

How USSEoEssARY TnE ANGUISH many per-
sons undergo from rheumatism, govt, roriral-
giA, iOotlacho and OarachC. We say unneccs-
sary because tho application Of MEXICAN Mus
TASG LiSoRST to the affected part, or a few
drops Of II in the ears or tooth, affords hstan-
famous, and what Is better, permanent relief.
For cuts, wounds, bruises, swelliugs, and all
injuries or diseases which require Treatment
externally, this thimentiA eyeryNhefe regard
ed ~ themost potent and reliable healing agent
10 existence. For al external Injuries or Al.
= .,Isl ,a.-4---. :. :. -.------.. M .strs
1--we can benefit the readers Of this paper by
recommending pkRsONs PrRoATlvI P1lLs 10
be the best anii.kilions .medillne in tho conn
try, We are willing 10 do so. We have had
about IS good a chance 10 know, as any n6,--
Dom ~ lssl y s's'''ee e's +e'-A' ~ -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

ro1S's LiSis isiicoIsAf ~ purely yesSsSblS q.
rHAArIu and Toxic-for Dyspepsia. Constipation,
Debility, sick.heldAeho, Bilious AtlAekt, and ali
dcnngtmenit q Liver. slomAchland bowels. AAS
your pruggist fofih pkwAny crtMftAlioskrlo6 CONF
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

DRcIDFp.-The fate OF the seventy.
five suits pending in the United States
Circuit Cont, ut New York, brought by
bankers and brokersagainst ex.Collector
Sheridan Shook for taxes collected from
them, and involving about Sc, 600, 0OU,
was decided by o test case before Judge
Woodruff, in which n decision was given
i'll favor OF the defendant. H
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30
A CHALLENGE
vrn,tr IT HAM No gQuAL

Il ,lisud-d to the World 70 place bsieEs %. public
batter Cough or lunE remedy than ALIENS LuE6
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

LuSa CONpLANrA DEoseHTIs, AErltstA. GC., ara
speedily relieved, and u taken in time, permanent,
cured By Dr.. James EtpeeotinL. You will also ind
Il corttin cure for Cough and Colds.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

CRIgrAsoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE Is the most
,g,re And complete preparation Of its kind IN
the world. Its effects are magical, It's character
harmless, rs hnts natural, IL qualities endnr.
ing.-lOOTn.l ~ n ~ IN a
Mormon S,cras sent free. .AddSess AN.
DREW HENLEY, omaha, Nebra skA.-Com. .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

nnnn AGENTS and other Caayassen now Al
HlIllV work, can learn how 10 lneFtale their 10.
nIIIIN come as Aweuk BBFsl without interfering
OOUA with thelf regular uanyasslnE By 6ddrSSlnF
i. n. nEHD, $50 EIGHTH 81, n. Y. ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

IA GENTS Wanted. We suefsats employment
more Wdrg New work. b Mrs. II. d. Stowe, and
others superb PrtmiHRi Girts 4isay. Money made
tisaiais ttSs wSrt6inEtSn. Da.tln Co., Hartford 81.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30

dhEn -yALUABLE=send thtee.eent stamp
XIII IesIltlIs1l,u. poBsoN, HAYNES 4 CO..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16

CLUBS AND sTARs.-Edward Brooks, colored,
charged with stealing q pair OF shoes and 9
brass watch from James Mathews, at the
Johns Island Ferry last Friday, was dis
missed.
James Watson. arrested for sleeping upon
the sidewalk in st. Philip street, near Cannon,
was fined fifty cents.
James Murphy, for being disorderly and re-
sIsting and drawing q knife upon the police,
was fined five dollars, with an alternative Of
twenty days in the House Of Correction.
Allck and Margaret Dicks, lodged for being
disorderly in State street, were tried and
the latter fined fifty cents. Aleck, whose
thumb had been mashed off at Union wharf,
was sent to the City Hospital.
Robt. Artope, who escaped from the House
OF C Correction and carried off a pair of pante
belonging to the keeper, was sent back for an
additional term of twenty days.
Lizzie Ralatop, reported for keeping a dis.
orderly house in Elliott street, was fined two
dollars.
A cow found astray in the street was fined
one d%ollar-paid.
Four inebriates, three males and one female,
were each fined one dollar for their sport.
They paid up with alacrity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

The Martinetti-Ravel Troupe were greeted
last evening at their opening performance
with : q very Aatterlng house. sPantomime
seems never to 60 out Of fashion. Our great
grandfathers' grandfathers, in their old-time
childhood, delighted in pantomimes just as we
of to-day, and our little folks find pleasure In
those same antics Of Harlequin, Pantaloon,
Columblne, &C., &c. This troupe appears 10
be well organized, and contains some capital
materiel.
Mr.. Paul Martlnetti, the gentleman who per-
sonated Jocko, the agile, mercurlal, highly in
telligent. monkey, is one of the most accom-
plished acrobatlc pantomimists we have ever
seen. The play was highly interesting, and
gained numerous plaudits.
The interval between this and the next
pantomlne was pleasantly filed with banjo
solos, songs, stump speeches, dances, &c.
"Les Trols Marins"-a ballet sketch, composed
of three female sailor boys-was highly pic
turesque, and She pIrouettlng was Of the most
gracefully artistic style.
The little Adele, only four years old, did the
Highland Fling most charmingly, e~liclling the
warm sympathies as well as the admiration Of
the spectators.
"Pata-Cake" then concluded the perform
ance. This Is a new ''fairy" pantomlme, writ
ten by the Martlnetti Brothers for this troupe.
It abounds In comic situations and all sorts Of
s~lde-splltting drollery. 1t will be repeated to-
night, and those who were debarred seeing 1t
last night will thus have another chance.
The screen Monster" also is on the pro-
gramme for this evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16
Auction Sales This Day.

A. G. McGilivray will sell at II o'clock, neal
the Postof1ce, real estate.
Jefords l. Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at theil
store, onions. :,
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at II
O'Clock, at their store, hams, iron pots, car
riages, &c.
Sieff.ns, Werner & Quicker will sell at
O'Clock, at their stores, hams, &c. -.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at halt-past IL
o'clock, at their store, ladies' shades, RIB
bons, &c.
william Mckay will sell at hali-past II
o'clock, at his store, harness, tubs and sun
dries. -
e Cobia g. Co. Will sell at 9 o'clock, al
their store, lard, shoulders, DC.
Holmes & Macbeth will sell at half-past II
o'clock, at their office, q sorrel mare.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16

HANDSOME PR1zEs.-Tne prizes to be shot
for on the l4th of May next, by the Marion
Steam Flre-Engine Company, on the occasion
Of their thlrty-third anniversary, were yester-
day placed on exhibition at the handsome
jewelry establishment of Messrd. Darlington,
Thomas & Co., Ne. 256 King street. They
consist of, LIST. A heavy silver pitcher with
two goblets. I'd. Two richly chased silver COB.
lets. Sd. A pair of heavy gold sl~eeve-buttons.
4th. A handsome set of gold studs. 9Th. A
gold breastpin In the shape Of a areman's hat.
The prizes are well worth striving for, and the
swamp-fox boys will doubtless see that the
winners can shoot, and no mistake.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16
Hotel Arrivals-april Is.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
Julian Martinette and Troupe; ]. F. Hender.
son, Florence;J J. Galluchet, Jr., Louis Loyns,
Manning; q. J. Klemberger, Atlanta; D. Z.
Howell, Gadsden, 8. c.; W. French, Beaufort;
N. D. Coleman, Ehingham; W. n. McMill, G.
Hudson, 8. N. Hudson, J.y. Berdin, J. Cole
man, Leesvllle, 8. @.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
C. L. Chase, wife and son, Florida; T. F.
s%creyeu, John screven, B. NJ, Cuyler, Miss
Parker, Miss Gadsden, J. B. Cope, Savannah
B. L. Ives, Hartford; D. Molloy, Cheraw; DR..
Thos. Smith aud servant, Society Hill; A.. A.
Phillips, D. ". Pugh, vile and child, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. B. Camp, W. Il. Hammond, John Ait
klns and wife, C. b. Bass, New York;R. Bamp'
ton, Jr., Boston.
i HOUSE.
F. q. Eaton, Cneraw; Aug. B. Knowlton.
Orangeburg; John L. Steiner, Mrs. J. P. stei
ner, Philadelphia.
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By ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON.
TAND:OME RESIDENCE SOUTH BAY

STREET
viii be sold on THURSD AZ next. 18th instant,
at IL O'Clock, at east end Broad street.
That Desirable RESIDENCE on South Bay
street, known by the No. 40, three doors east
from foot South Bay on north side. House con-
tains six square rooms, pantry, dressing rooms,
&C., double piazzas to west, gas throughout, neat
ssryantsi apsrtments and all necessary outbuild-
lDgs, nne cistern Of large capacity. These preml-
ses have Just been put In thorough repair, paint.
ed throughout, inside and out Lot measures
IS feet front on South Bay by lat feet deep, be
the same more or less.
Condltions-One.third cash F; balance In one
and two years, with intetest from date, payable
annually, secured by bond and mortgage OF prop
erty sold. Property to be kept insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser 10 pay for papers ana
stamps, apLlo-stut1o