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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

PoLITIcAL PURITY.-Among the pure
minded statesmen who supported the
Cincinnati Convention on the ground of a
necessity to reform and purify American
nolities. we find: Lyman Trumbull, who
disnlaced a one armed soldier to make
his brother.in- pension agent; who
took a $4,000 Attorney fee for services
IN the government white he was Y. ).
Senator. Also Judge Davis, who deiiled
his judicial ermine by hiring men to 60
to Cincinnati paying their railroad
rare-to cast their votes for his nomna-
tion Also Carl Schurz, who led the
Trumbull delegation and offered to bar
ter Offices to the Virginia delegates Tor
votes-tendering them ANY place IN the
Cabinet except Secretary OF State, or
any foreign mission" The following
applies
~ do the wong, and first begin 10 brawl;
The secret mischief5 that set abroaeh,
| lay unto the grIeyous charge of others
"And thus cothc my naked yillainy
With old odd ends, stol'n forth OF holy writ,
And seem a saint when most play the devil.
FoUR years ago Horace Greeley wrote,
and published in the New York Tribune
the following concerning Gen. Grant:
ave are led by him who first taught
our armies to conquer in the West, and
subsequently in the East, also. Rich
mond would not come to us till we sent
Grant after it, and then il had to come,
lie has never been defeated, and he nev.
err will be. lie will be as great and sue.
cessful on the field Of politics as on that
of arms.
Yet this same Horace has fshed for
and secured the nomination Of the Cin-
cinnati Convention What he expects
to accomplish by it is hard to conjecture.
Surely he has no hope of succeeding
against the man who he himself declares,
"has never been beaten and never will
he
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
A Scientific MAJ.
victions.

Until Of Late the Sndisputea theory
has been that the cause OF earthquakes
lies deep down in the bosom of mother
earth But certain phenomena connect
ed with the late earthquake in Calls
fornia, seem to overthrow this theory.
We quote from the Gold Hill Ecening
NeHs of April 10th;
The experience of earthquakes in this
section is that they do not appear to ex-
tend very deep into the bowels of the
earth, merely combining their yagaries to
romps and jolts about the surface. Tbe
smartest shock Of modern times in this
region, occurring two years ago, although
strong enough to shake down chimneys,
fire walls, etc, and brighten people from
their houses, did not appear to extend
far down into the bowels OF the earth
ut any rate it was not noticed By miners
generally. The station men in the shafts
were about the only ones who observed
the shock at ALL and even they mention
it as more like sudden puff of air re-
sulsing from blast than anything else
According to the reports, miners who
were working three hundred fee., or
more, underground in lnvo county, ut
! the time of the recent great earthquake,
were entirely unconcious that there had
been the least physical disturbance In
| that region. Thus i. would seem that
the earthquake phenomena proceeds
! from a discharge OF electricity from the
atmosphere into or upon the earth, and
I not from interior, subterranean conrui>
/ sons AZ all The most perceptible effect
| produced along the Comstock by the re-
cent earthquake was an increase OF was
ter in some of the mines, especially no,
| ticeable in the Consolidated Virginia,
A severe earthquake, like that in lnyo,
would doubtless shake down many if not
most OF the brick buildings in Gold Hill
/ and Virginia, yet would do no material
damage in the depths Of the mines,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

RsLYiNG upon it to ruinously disrupt
the Republican party, the Democrats OF
the country in every possible way gave
encouragement ami impetus - the Gin
cinnati Momemeot Contrary 10 their
expectations however, the serpent which
they hoped would sting w to death has
turned upon them. Already the fasco
has caused . greater split in the Demo-
cratic ranks thanin the Republican, and
no hope is entertained of healing it in
time to make the party available for eth
er Greeley "or any other man, in the
present CampaIgs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

TnE Chicago Post says that it is lit
tie curious to note the later silence OF
the ofiicc-seskers organs concerning
sumner In the beginning 1t was their
bold boast that Sumner was the head
and front of the movement Despite fiat
terry, taunts, cajoIing, and prophecies,
SUMMER cannot bs induced to be a paYty
to u bargain which includes the sellin.
Qua Of his life>long principles for the
sake of a cabal of party politicians whose
principles have never been hitched to
anything except personal gain, The Of
hce,seekerS must build their temples
with such stuff as Trumbul the disap-
pointed, Palmer the Flopper, and Schurz
the Spitetul
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

FEELING THE uLsE-Tho Democratic
party is sick. After the Cincinnati fever
and the heavy dose Of protection admin
istered, the patients symptoms are bad.
The political doctors are nonplussed, and
shake their heads ominously. Among
shcsc is the Milwaukee News. 1t says:
I've request Democrats in all parts of
the state to communicate to us ut once
their opinions As to the nomination OF
Horace Greeley, and as to whether Dem-
ocrats ought to support It,
Humanity demands speedy action bv
the National Democrats Committee, that
the party may be relieved froa the try
ing predicament Of not knowing " what
the devil to do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

AMONG the patron saints of Democracy
who do not propose TO support Greeley
and Brown il VOORHEES, lie thus telc>
graphs from Washington 80 the Tern
iIautc (lnd } Journal,
WASu>eroN y G., May 4
n tie Editor ~ tas JatmHaL
The Democracy will meet as usual in
National Convention. and through its
authorized delegates nominate its candi
dates and declare i,s policy Until thea
no man has q right TO commit the party
as 10 its future action. It's organization
and princiTle should be maintained at all
hazards
lS1ned) y W VOORHEES,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
NOTICE :!
United States Internal Revenue.
COLIECTOR,S OFFICE,
SECOND DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN,
N.Y. 1ntb 1870


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that have receiv-
" Ell from the Assessor OF this District, the Annu-
al Tax List for the year ls2 and the taxes therein
assessed are now due and payable.
Payment may be male TO me or my deputy, at the
times and places following, viz.
CRAWFORD COUNTY - Prairie du CHEN, May
10th, at Seley's Exchange Bank.
GRANT COUNTY-Boscobel, May 2lst. at FIRST
National Bank
RICHLAND COUNTY Lone Rock, May %, at
sheridan House.
IOWA COUNTY Mineral Point, May 2Sd, at
W. 7. henry's Bank. 49,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY-Darlin gton, May 24th,
at Lafayette County Band
sAUK COUNTY BaraboO, May goth, at sauf
County Bank.
COLUMBIA COUNTY-Portage, May 2st, at
Columbia County BANK.
JEFFERSON CONTAMINATION May 22d, at
Wisconsin National Bank.
ROCK COUNTY GAINESVILLE, May 23d, at the Oh
fee Of l. NJ. Hammond, Assistant Assesso~.
GREEN COUNTY Monroe, May 2ith, at First
National Bank.
DANE COsUTy-M Madison, at my Office, from May
Goth until 3fst, ls72
H. VI. LEWIS,
Collector OF Internal Revenue, I'd Dist. OF Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

Yss New York Eresihg Posi-, m ar
den: advocate Of the so>cslled Liberal
Movement before the assembling Of the
CINCINNATI Convention, and strong
Revenue Roformist, thus heads the dis
patches announcing the nomination Of
Greeley and Brown
a Grand lailure-Thn Curtain Fans
sad Transformation Scene-Retorm
Surrenasrs 10 Monopoly and Cenrraliza-
uoR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
SllEIsIFF,S SALE.
I'IJE STATE OF WISCONSIN, | CircuIt coprt.
Iowa County,

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court.
Iowa COUNTY,
Albert H. Atkins, Chester Steele, and George c.
white, plaintiffs against Daniel thinner, deiendent
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF an eXecu-
ton issued out OF the above named Court in the
above named action, to me directed, against the
property OF said DEPENDENT bearing date the nj
tsenth dav of March A. d 1872. Ihave levied upon
and on the 9th day Of June A. y. lsI2, at O'Clock
p NJ IL the t,snt door of the Court House, IN the
village of Dodgeyle in the county OF Iowa, afofe-
said will sell at pubic veadue, - the highest bid
de for cash. all the right title aud interest which
the said Daniel thinner had on the 18th day of Oro-
her A. D. 1871 or has since acquired in the following
described real estate to wit the Northwest quarter
Of section number twenty Ave t-) and the West hair
of the Northeast quarter of Section number twenty
FIVE 1851 all IN the Township number six t6) Range
number one % East and situated In said County Of
iowa and state of Wisconsin, or so much thereof as
will satisfy the sum If 5000 O3 with interest and costs
Dated SheriGs oSce, Dodgevile Wis, April, 10th,
A. ID, 1872. ~
". W LINENS, JAMES RYAN,
Atty for plas Sherih OF lowa Co, WIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

Tvs Missouri Democrat saws ,ha.
Horace Greeley id not 90 into the Cin>
cinnati Convention as q unit for any
body lie was divided between Greeley
and Trumbull--supporting Greeley on
principle and Trumbull for szpediency-
hu, finally concluded To sacrifice both
principle and e1pediency, and take up
H. G, as the only man who can "bes,
Grant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
Farm for Sale.

V,IF SCBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm cot,-
| posed OF so acres situated two miles east OF the
citv 81 Mineral Point There al e 80 acres under
cultivation: 5 to 70 acres of gsod hay bottom; y
acres OF good Young timber; and the balance Is lad
out AS pasture.
There is a fine stream Of living water on the
nremises within rods of the barn and the pas
ture is uuexcelled
This place will be sold at bargain. Enquire on
the premises or address ....
JOHN C. HUDSON,
April 16, lSI2-tf Mineral Point, WIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

| $ Senator Goldthwait Of Alabama,
has written hone 10 his democratic
friends saving stand up square; for
am strongly in hopes thar dav il dawn.
ing opon Us tie ev iGAntiy expects the
Republican party 80 divide between Gree.
ley and the Philadelphia nominee, and
leave room for regular Democratic can
atatA to slip between them into the
" htte House
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

A STRONG force Of the Democratic
party once surrendered to Grant NJ APP
romattcv hut Greeley will fail to cap
ure the entire legion at the polls in No,
vember though he has planned well t.
do 50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

Dr. LlviSGsroNE FouSD BY NEW I ORE
HERALp EXPEDITION A report haa been
received BY wav of India and london,
brought to Zanzibar, on the African
coast. bv negroes from the interior, that
Or Livingstone, the African explorer,
missing 80 MANY years, had been found
at T'iii hv Stanley and the New YORK.
HeyaiEs Relief Expedition, and relieved.
The Herald i- naturally rather disposed
10 boast and Joke at John Bulls expense.
Here. the energies Of the English Gov
eminent have, for years, been devoted
to the finding OF one of their own celeb
rites. and a single energetic American
sent out an expedition Mt his own ex'
pense. which found him on the first trial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

NAssuALLrowS, Iowa. has suffered
from q most disastsroas confagratlon,
\ great portion Of the city is in ruins
from a FIRE OF Saturday The loss will
not he )e,s than 100000 and will be felt
severely in the growth OF the town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-28
VOL. XVII--NO. 26.

famous for his connection with last years terrible
trunk mystery arguei before Judge Ingra-
ham II few days since, and motion granted. s. too
the infamous - Dutch Heinrich - has been allowed n
trial; all of which that the "a lows will be
defrauied and the villains again 20 free.
terrible lst Of disasters has been recorded
the past fall, beginning in August with the iO-s uf
the jGsfis on the Sound, and ending up the pres
with the Burning Of the Missouri At In the
Aggregate hundreds % lives have been lost. The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has been heavy
loser. property, but notwithstanding that their
stock still holds magic position in Wall street.
Speculation has been wild for weeks past and last
week eliminated in a great corner in - Northwest"
jay Gould, the master Of the street. was very unex
pectedly arrested. and the seems broken, but
20 know just what will be the result.
One day the entire stock Of the Pacific Mail, changed
hands fLCice, making dealings amounting TO $40
900 900 in that alone. jay Gould likely last
TO be called by the reformed Erie Directors
IL was about time But more anon. o. K
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-28
RIDGE -HOUSEi
A RETREAT FOR INvALIDs.

- THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLANDS
~ is noted the world for general Faubrty, while
~ sE<& certain particular localities group
- pecialy fayorably known. The district Of KoDa
side of Hawaii has long been famed place of
for those afflicted with affections Of the ungs Not
few have been known Of who had been given
die, by their physicians in California; amer
months residence pure mild air Of KOna recovering
robust health and taking n lease OF life.
The undersigned at his commodous house at KaAwaoa,
South Kona prepared furnish good accommodations "a
boaers the low week; including good saddle
when desired and good fresh baths the
ises also within short distance Of fine bathing The
Klauea regularly between Honolulu and the
port of Kaawao and horses kept ready the beach
Every accommodation comfort in the Of diet MILK
HONEY In abundance Delightful rides In the nsghbor
hood. A.
KaawaOa, s. Kona. Nov. TO- 1872 MIC
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JOHN S. McGREW, M. D.,
ATE SURGEON 4. =. ARMY. CAN BE
IL residence Hotel Street between ALI
keaa Ort nl6 ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-28
rms MURDER OF o'NEILL,

By James C. King OF former notoriety in Honolulu
He at last TO have reached the end Of his course,
for the ftcts clear and there seems TO be so
plain that anywhere else than in New York be
would be hung. And perhaps be viii be here, but
very likely the jury will find that he insane.
such being a very common finding here 1t appears
that his (King's) well known cruelty again
master Of him, and his wife badly treated
TO invoke the protection of O'Nei, who was family
friend That Of course provoked the resentment of
the yirtuOus King. who at once saw evidences Of
criminal connection between Mrs King and Mr..
O'NeilI Whereat his pure spirit was vexed, and be
sued for n divorce IL was upon the examination
before referee that the murder took place Mr.. and
Mrs O'Neill were going down the stairs, King fol-
lowing them; at the head Of the stairs he stopped,
drew his revolver and fired three times. one shot
causing almost immediate death. An immense crowd
collected, and when King brought out TO be taken
20 the police station murmurs loud and angry arose.
The people shovel strong signs Of taking him from
the hands Of the officers and hanging him TO the
nearest lamp post, which would not have been q bad
dea for although terrible remedy yet it begins to
seem necessary in order to put stop to the utter
Yantonness Of crime in New York Justice is
longer looked for from the bench. All Of which
brings 70 mind the fact that motion for q trial
in the Of ROsenWeig, the notorious sbortionst.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-28

IF Advertisers residing the Eastern States
pay for their cards by enclosing Grssntocks United
stairs Postage Stamps or such they ray
paid for.
~ business Cards, when prvpsd for year, allowed
discount rates advertise
menis when paid or charged quarterly.
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3usintss Gar0s.
A. T. JUDD,

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LA w
N Fort street, three doors below Merchant ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11
ByS. \. Davis,
Auctiouccr aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Main aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-Bv
virtue "f Il decree pronounced by the Chaucerr
in The CASE oI LGmrkiIs eXecutrlx rH. Kelsey and
Others. tie undersigned, special commissioner. VIII
oiiri for sale 1T auction. on the premises on FRI
DAY the llth day OF October. 1874 1t the hour OF u
NJ, that valuable REAL ESTATE Of which Robert
I.uEpk!u died seized and possessed. situated on
both sides OF What Is known as Birch street or
Birch alley. fronting tie east side OF said alley
list feet, and running back In depth between par
aliel lines Il: feet u tile rear OF said property On
this portion Of The land are four substantial BRICK
BUILDINGS, capuctouS and well built, and also
two FRAMED HOUSES.
The vthcrrJitinn of the land fronts So feet OH
the wts; side Of said Birch street or alley, aud RUS
lr:a:: i'll te,tn :.1uu rs feet 10 Al alley ten feel
v.;;,r. connecting with Broad street, with t"C
FRAMED HOUSES !oC"tcd tEcrcDl.
! q property las been suD-diTtGcd nat" lots Of
convenient size with reference 10 Tho buildings. aud
Tie p:t ~ at,ry"r can hr seen at the Office OF the
,ici&Hrtr uuiii tie TX: III sale.
Lh.. Property will BE- sod either rs Il whole or &c
curti:ig 10 sa plat 81 Giyi>on Is may be dce!nct
best Il; H." >:".
Il is 80 we'll known rs 10 render fuIlher de5crlp-
,,tUabe rs IN Investment, il Is believed 10 he wei,
at;"u;r 10 manufacturing purposes, and is locatet
rcar 10 TIC present depot and lands OF The Chesa-
pcakc AMI Ohio i;ailroad Company.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash H. 20 one-lourtn OF the
proceeds ui sale: residue credit, III cql! install
iIcntS II s. l." aud 10 m0aa. With interest II per
cent. The purchaser ~ execute ncgoti liable NOES for
he tcrrrc'; PAYMENTS and title retained TIL con
yrranc" i directed by the court.
EDWARD \. CANNON, Commissioner.
sale TO be conIectei 'Iy :. \. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
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LIME AND CEGENT.


DOCkLAND LINE.
IN
$50 barrels ROChLAND LIME daily expected
per schooner Louis. Crockett.
90 barrels In store.
M A. :. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11
81 Richardson & Co.,
Real Es.ate Agents and Auctioheers'
No. lIl3 51aiu street,
cx BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lq = s;

SIX BEAUTIFUL BUlLDLNG Lg1 ~
= OPPOSITE MONROE PAEK. FOR ;s'; Adih Sr
~ ,ois ,nr residences or other purposes Is now
bT 10 ' Ie o off lie shall sell y nue,i9u o
TIC premises THuFSDAIr thg lIh Rh 11IIsSG
0TS fronting ono 80 by 55 fcct.a and I'VE 81 oi iDS
tcet With m alley In the rear, on the ws' sue oi
Laurel street between Main ana franM'' IL pr,,
and avinga fine view of the city IN the trout, a Inc
the benefit Of the life Of FranklinStrecI "i'io"' '
ANNOYANCE OF the dust Incident thereto. .,.o lois
To capitalists looking for investments tntse T re-.
should be particularly attractive as mere !, nu. ~
tie If any vacant land IN ti' locality Ill lile III =
and every sale 1nldc of property In this 0ca!'! W
years past hus been Az Increase upoa tue ioi"e'
sale. .., ., orn third
Terms: One-:!.ir cash: Onc-icrrtii 10 ot- H.
/; II Ini,,,IS. .ht baIaiIrc in one two. auI three
wears With Interest at c2tt per cent Sccnfea u! Il
"'" "a '"'>' iuctionccT'S.
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Saa1-TEeH SiLEs--~Eutstre Days
ByHIll & Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and. Auctloneers,
.I No. 1893 Main street
rcr NrrunEE ar REAuTIEuL

T ARGE NUMBER OF BEAuIIFU u
Ii AND ATTRACTIVE DUIlDiNGLOIS.Q ~
I;PtCE FRANKLIN, FLOYD: AID NAN
ETi:IETS. FOR SALE IT AUCTioN-oa 81
kY october Is. 1872 on t:e Lrsniise ,ye VII acii
nj nc!ion. Conmcnci"ca ~ - o'clock = el.' int ~,
lowing LOTS. IN The ottic. In which they ar ~ ~
= TWO LOTS or 81 feel each. Win = dellGi " III
feet 20 an alley sixteen {, c: wide on ul. ''o' III ~
nc Grace between Pine md Laurel street; io,tb
. TWO LOTS fro:tnG "21 eoI eac,;, WIZ . =, ,io
OF 10 feet 10 twcrlr'r alley. on liie TOT nd
of Franklin !.c'ls. Oh Pine and Leurd sueI'7' ''N
iI1fs ir,a;!nc 10 feet each Win nfpla
~ ioa cc, n twenty foot alley. OF the NORTH sue u
1IoZd or Federal street bet"ecn tDcrfy anu LiIueu
,r,:e.s, auc sunurc beyond ionroc Park.
FIVE |! OTIS on the ncrthwcst corner OF mann
and PopIrr streets. cnpos ito aiortonS garden !;
FUR o: fronting 30 fcct and one lot fronting 35 feet
on Main street. With depth Of l2a feet to :; hne
foot alley. .,s. ...,. -, g.. ., -, po,,,.r
street III rear 81 he above. with depth OF ~ icc
10 icn-ioo, alley. -.
THIS sale embraces some Of III" halastnhe>i,
lirIIiirg lots III the city ou the Iuarket ana
should attract TIC attention OF parties desiring re-
liable Investment. sites for residences IN inc oS'
fashionable part "c Richmond.
TERMS: ,ne-Ipurth cash: the balance ~. ' "a;
twelve and eighteen months. VITA SIX per ee"' LIZ
tercst added, secured bg Il trust feed r,nn,>
oc iI-tds -tuelIoItSS, --
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DIV " CIIIIlr N'II N'V7'7'F'''
Auctioncer and Real Estate AScut'
corucr Eleventh and BaEh stree.

DEAUTIFr / AND ATGhACliN "
~ CUCNTRY-SEAT. cont AIMING III. ~ :.
ACRES. OF TIE EAHT SIDE OF TIL hEp'h
ILkM"n<E, BALE \ MILE &9&laI. HI ~,
the request of Il" owner WHO II Ties ~ a"ctE'r
State. / shall sell AZ auctou oil Tie ltIG''.,' Ih
MONDAY the l.fn October. i,,!. q. - c'u>h -,
II fair. Ii ret. tue first t.ir d. ir'r''"-; 'n'
very desirable C~UNI!;N->tAI lccntra rs air..
now OCCUPIED b. Mr.. :. srartz "djmhl22 en- u
the nurseries Of Ncsrs. Franklin Day. ~
There IRE about FIFTEEN AtEc- OF LArb ~
L high state al cultivation. The improvements, t'".
~ist OF new and very hta,i>uni. H"t..ibS -
80 b. 80 feet two e.orl2s high 1lm cGQ0!t ~ 49,,
top. with four rooms each N"or orenbR ~
wide passages or malls. and front Hi4 '"t !o'@'''
extending tie whole lcugth Of the dNcIllLS; $40
In OF the dwelling there Is an cNctilent W.
story building with four rooms, used ieF Atcb'o
and other purposes. On the rear part oi tbc MI"
near to line spring. Is large fnl very I,H.''
building, used for sia,lyhtcr-hCu.e, siihle. Sc
The place Is So we'll known thst more ulhu,E
description il deemed unnecessary. htHy Nti! ~,
sirably located IN an Improving ndchboiaocd, 80.
20 near the city. II should attract The s'plIr. 4"
those wishing 10 SECURE Il suburban rss!teEIe "'''
ample land for the use OF the same. ia,
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance a. A1, W.,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, iH'eps'
added, secured BY deed Of trust. .,...r
oc3 W. GUDDlS, Apft,C Gss..--