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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Mr.. JOSEPH Kessler, Of Ottawa county, die
at his former residence August 10th, aged 8
years and months. Mr.. Kessler was prom
inent citizen of Ottawa and highly respected BY
those who knew him.
The mother Of DR.. J. ". Daily, who ha,
been Ill for many months, died at her home in
kentucky on this 9Th ult.> The family hal
been organized forfy-two ye2tS, and this was
the first death in the family. +N-&
Mr.. N. a. FAssett has been receiving daily
supplies Of grapes. which he Ia. sold by the
box aad crate very readily. To the excellence
OF the fruit we stand willing to swear as we
have e got away " with some Off.
Six ti.onsand postal cards were received at
Salina post Office last week. A large portion
OF them have been taken, and our people are
sending them ont in stampedenvelopes. regis
tered letters. by express, etc. just as others
send the cards to them from the large cities.
A stranger, asking why Salina people were
always on time in attendance a: church and In
meetin" engagements, was informed that ID. &
J. Il. Whitehead repair our watches and
sell none but correct time-keeping watches aud
clocks.
School opened on Monday with an increased
attendance Of pupils. Our people must rcmem-
Der that their duty is not ended in sending
their children to school, and that they can
greatly increase the interest Of teacher and
scholar by frequently visiting the schools.
We have received the Sibley Gazette, pub
lished at Sibley. Osceola county, Iowa, by
Craig & Glover. Mr.. Craig is a graduate Of the
Wisconsin University, and we predict that in
the journalistic school the highest honors will
be awarded him as lneritoriousIy as they were
by the university.
The vile Of Mr.. Pursinger, who lives about
three miles east Of town, while walking In
their garden one day last week. was bitten By
rsttlcs,iake which had coi!ed itself in the
grass. by a timely Use Of the remedies at
hand, she suffered only temporarily from the
poisonous wound.
The EmpOria Ledger comes to us charged to
nine columns TO the page. The Ledger is one
Of our best eXchanges-always presenting a
clean lace and clear hea,i-:,nd we cOngratil-
LATE it. managers that their ledger accounts
81
promise of Il new dress.
There is now NO ,,hb, but what the sun
q wer yiel IN this vicinity will isc greater this
year tbAm last, more especially on railroad
land/ OF cour- e the company will be glad to
exhibit specimens Of this Is the staple product
of the soil along the line, and it would be too
bad to have them cut down.
Considerable grain has been brought to the
city during the past week. and number Of
buyers are on the streets watching for new
arrivals and shaking the cash at the holders.
Although only ID and 50 cents are the prices
offered for spring and winter wheat, respective
" considerable grain is being sold.
Rev. NJ. N. Powers. pastor Of the NJ. f.
church ut Salina. gave us call on Tuesday
Tie was IN attendance at the Ministerial Assoc
citation. Iic"slung up some type for us with
accuracy and Dispatch showing that when
he gained his livelihood by the "art of arts"
he understood his busincss.-Sotomoa City
Netespaper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

EHGRST,oN. TrRxiSG-CuEAs FAK,fs ~
SOUTHWEST NIssougi.-The Atlantic 4 Paeii-
ic Railroad Company offers l-soo.sso acres OF
land in Central and Soathwc>, Missouri. a;
rom 81 to Sl3 per acre. cn seven years Tine
with free transportation to all parcha--rs- Cir
mate. soil, timber. mineral wealth. schools.
churches aud law-abiding society invite emu
grants from nj. points To this land u fruits and
flowers For pAriics,lars sdirrss. \. TACK.
- C .-.i...i...s.. =. Z sl.ts We.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Mr.. VIM. Sullivan is manufacturing an IN
proved fanning-mill. upon which he has Oh
tanned patent. and which he calls :. Climax !
The machine is noted for the ease with Which
it is managed. and in this it surpasses any 9th
er pattern in use. Among the improvements
noted in the machinery is a feeder in the hop
per which works down all straws and SUM-
flowers. The machine is Warranted TO clean
all grain aud grass-secd to their best grades:
also to do grading if necessary. The sieves c.
be arranged for all sorts Of cleaning. Those
who have tried the machine arc very much
pleased with its working and would not do
without it. 1t is manufactured at home and
should be preferred to all others by our farm
er friends. Mr.. Sullivan's shop is in Luil &
Bros building on Fifth street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

NJ. S. Price. auctioneer. is selling the eX-
tensvc stock of ladies' 'lress goods. gents fur
nishing goods. hats and caps. boots and shoes
clothing, etc. belonging to o. SeitZ. at the
building inst south of Ober. Bond & Co.'S
Price is selling without regard to cost. and
holds his Auction sales every afternoon and
evening
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Mr.. W. +. Rowan died 3t>ffs residence. one
and om-half rn,ics soys,!rast Of Salina. Thurs
day morning last. Mr.. Rowan had experience
supposed TO be dangerous. and but an honr
before his death walked about the house with
little inconvcn cnce. lie was buried in Gyp-
SIM Hill Cemetery on Friday. Mr.. Rowan
was a highly esteemed and respected citizen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Mr.. john j. Gels. teller in Gels & Co.'S
bank. started tor Johnsiown, Pa. Thursday
morning last He will soon enter Emme:
COLLEGE. Maryland. TO complete his education.
Johnny's checks were always honorcd in Sa-
lima and lac leaves host of friends who ex-
tclid their best wishes for his success in col
iegc. May he tally As well at the university
ne he dill i'm S:lli,l1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
scandinavian House.
CHAS. HOLMQUIST, Prom.
Bosrd by the day ut week. House on Santa Fe ave-
nue, opposite Mai. Berks' raj estate ofics
NOTICE..

delegate convention Of the farmers OF Saline coup-
y Is called 70 meet At the Court House in Saiua on
saturday, 9Th dav Of SEPT. nj o'clockP. ".
Every grange Of the patrons Of hu>b1ndry anil every
an every farmers club viii be entitled u two dele
gates Delegates should ~ careful secure cresiep-
tiais from fac officers the grange club they rep
resent. Questions Of great importance pressing
themselves upon the farmers attention and need al
the light public discussion give. Especially
'.wh si shall do with our grain 80 q d whs, &C.
tioa IL amy. shall take in the nomination oncsr,
for the fall election II L. JONES
Prs Central Com, Farmers Union saline Co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
Attachment Notice.
Case No. So

Case NJ. So.
In Justices Court before T.. L. Norton Justice Of the
peace in snd for smoky Hill township, the county
oil Saline, and state oil Kansas
NJ ID. Sampson and L + sampson,
partners. doing business under the
firm, usnie and 81. OF N. ID. 4 e.
Z. Sampson, fs4intiAs,
C. II Filler, Defendant.
The defendant, &. II. Filler, Will take notice that he
hiss been sued by the above named plaintiffs tor the
sum OF neen d,iiars; N Il summons md attachment
have been s.ued AID returned and George e. Probcr,
g4rI-heet; anu th.t tn. trial OF SAID Cause
stjouraed 10 the cath day OF september. lS7s, y
O'Clock \. N ". II. i l.. Il. SAMPSON,
fiAintiis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Clothing! clothing! The largest and best
stock of clothing ever brought TO Salina Just
ing j. made up TO orr special order and is OF
the very best quality and lates; style. We are
enabled 10 sell all our goods ut the very low
est prices. anil invite every body and all to come
and see for themselves. All goods warranted
rs represented. LyrowICH & WHITMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-R II. B,sHor
. CSuuc.l,ncu-fmAxK I;ooDvow, INA l.. CARVER, "
o weii.s Ep wIrTaANS, CuAHI.E, uAN.i>.
Police JuiSc-N. 4. CARROLL
0lerk-EOwIS T.. B"wES
1rcasurer-I.. II. MAsrITr.
AArshal-CHAs l.. urs-EY
Deputy Marshal--A. >orTIwICk.
City attorney 4. WiLpNk>.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Col. f. ". Ayres. fully understanding that
the Surrst way to please us was tn keep us in
tobacco. presented IL a mammoth bag Of Hy-
co. rrcparraby his father. e.. x. Ayres. Of Rich
mond. Va. IL is one of the most popular brands
in Use. and before the W.T. was the favorite OF
rhc southern people. We have never used bet
ter si. okiug ;n,acco. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge OF the District Court. II. PREscorr.
Senafor-J. II. EpwAnn
Railroad Assrssor-D. y. Ug,sEg-
K~,,r.rentafne-ERIc FoRssE.
lio:iaty Can,I,li ssoners-H. =. wooLLEr, Chairman
9 NJ PALMER and r. kINGaAS-
County (lrrk-UAvib DEEBE.
County Attorney-E. ". Ho3GKiysoS.
= proipair Iulge-HEARY LOGAN.
CLERK Of the Disfricf(;oun-ArGusrB oSpI.
County Trrasurcr-C. T.. FAULKNER.
Sheri&-T j. GOING.
Register Of Dceslx-A. J. NISARO.
Superintendent III Public instruction-wN. EIsHor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Last Sunday night some young scamps had
just consu nEatc neanae senough within them
to play soft soap game for the devil and
tempt the swearing ability of poorly shod
christian people. A barrel of soft soap stood
door, on Iron avenue, and during the time Of
evening service was turned out upon the walk.
First care a deacon, who in the happiness
of his heart might have been heard just ending
that beautiful hymn
''washes white as snow
Is lie spralwcd through the washing substance
lie picked himself up. found stick and en-
ployed h.s time, during his walk home. in
scrap:ng away the guilty stains.' Next
came Il young n:an. who had fixed up nicely.
as he had taken his girl to church.. The ser
mon suggested to his mind the rejoicings of
the sinner at the sight of the fountain, when
in the stiffness OF the moment he sang
'.Ani there may l, tn ugh vile Us he,
Wash all M? sins away, -
and landed where the deacon had attempted
to do his washing. He stood up, looked about
to see il there were any witnesses TO his dive.
and then started down the back street at fast
pace. Slowly 4 number OF Young Ladies and
gentlemen wcnd their way homcwarl. tal!esi
couple first. when they come TO the same fatal
spot where saints lad fallen, and we're sudden
ly-
"Pun:ci. in gulf OF deep despair -
For the swain had CALAMITY stretched forth his
arm to save her from falling when he too slip
ped and the two sat down TO rest. The others
Came TO the rescue and pulled them out. The
young man Thought he wanted drink of wafer
and backed himself cut of the company
When he came back ii WAS noticed that lie had
changed his raniem.. which he explained by
| saying lac sl,9u.d have TO go to work very carly
in the morning anu had dressed tor the occas-
ion. After all iad loared their hanlkcrc.cfS
to the young lady the others departed, having
arrang d the young lady's apparel so That she
might walk in the moonlight.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
Nem advertisements.


School District Cerks Of School Districts Nos % 70
So iac!usve will call n the once Of thr o;;nfy Suur
intrDdcme aad srt the '.sehaol District Record
Books" WILLIAM BISHOP, County sup't
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

The brick layers are At work Oh the school
house.
Cincinnati beer at John DoyIc's saIoon-t.'c
Senate.
Ober. Bond & Co. have put in Fairbank.
hay scale on Iron avenue. -&
The streets have been undergoing general
repairs during the past week.
Jones & Bs,cbe use hardware language in
their advertisement. Read it.
&C II. Martin has sold some Of his =. blood
ed poultry to Pennsylvania purchasers.
The Saline County sasmcrs' rUnvenrI"n will
be held at the c"urt house next Saturday.
Special communication, S;alina Lodge No. CO
A. +. & A. NJ. Frilly evening. o'clock sharp.
A good assortment of good WOODEN and cot
ton shirts just receivesl at the New Ork store.
Mis- Katie Cantwell started for 81. Mary's
Msi,r y.s,erLy where slis WILL attend the
Academy.
Mr.. Thco. Very lift lot Of fine grapes on
our table last Friday. They were duly hulle,i
AID seeded.
4 camp meeting is TO be held ON Chapman 5
creek soon. Rev. N. N. Powers, Of this city.
will attend.
Prof Olds Is not coming back to teach in
our city. a. was cxprcted. Mrs. Clifford vii!
take his place. -<
a letter rrriv. i from Mr.. s. +. T.imigren.
now in Swcrdcn states that he will not return
until November.
Cincinnati beer at John Doylc's saloon-:he
Senate.
~. ...x. ,:,c name Of VI MrEv.rs Me-.
Evans, niilwriyht. in our article on the WEST
ern Star Mills. last week.
Frank G..,iuow has received "a CIR loads O,
lumber for hi. wards. and is now ready to make
great bargains for the same.
10 O,, bushels of barley wanted, for which
,,;u nay ,,. l,;c,,,.t cash, nr;ce
". NJ CLARKsox.
s;rs ~ =. rovan Las = good team. wagon
and s.F..ess ;or saie VERY sean at her place
one a,d .p,-h:..f mile. southeast Of sal;na.
r .,.,r,,.,-..,,, ,,, :, .,..,;,;,,.,v .,o,
81. I'm. m,.,,,,,r ,.i,,uy.l bv IN. refreshing
rain Of SUNDAY ri.b,. Dust i. LumbIe,l and
kc.ps its place.
Rinvou;st & ua,n,in. have a large stock of
goods on the way from New York and propos.
to At up .Saliuaitcs in knobby suits. They are
Arst clas. tai.ors.
On :he aal ult. q yranye MAS orv,n;,.d ms,
north of town BY deputy II. Parmrn,cr. Jr.
b. B. S;iprncl was elected master aud Thos.
Anderson secretary
Tho county commi.s;oner. ,.rc bccu in ..s.
sion dis weck, The ,sscs.m.o, has no, been
fixed Is yet, but will probably be about three
.ndcight-tenths mills.
- Mr.. E.E. Bowen has removed hi. Office one
door north Of his former Office lie has some
,ine city and farm property on sale, which Inc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
Ten Tons OF Ran Tor sale.

will deliver bran in 500 pound lots. and up
wards. anywhere in the city limits. for Gec;s
per hundred pounds. and in smaller quantities
at 7Jcts per hundred pounds.
". NJ. CLAGKsON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Happy jack" expolceman Of Ellsworth.
whom the wayward Texans especially dread.
Was arrested upon dispatch from Ellsworth.
last Thurs ,ay evening. on the eastern bound
train. aftcr il had st"ppcsl a; our depot. We
are informed that there is a division of feeling
among the Ellsworth people As to how their
present troubles with awic>s Texans should
be nanaecd-one party advocating enforce
ment Of the laws on every occasion. The other
clamorins for great lcnicncy towards Texas
tain. The latter party has lately obtained tho
ascendansy aud ;hroa-h their influence Jack
was removed i-osa c,Iice. as tae Twas had
..rs.S:s,, u w......a y ...r.. :, - -. IS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

Representatives from several Ut the oranges
of Saline county met at the court house on Sat
urt!ay last for the purpose OF organizing Cen.
trail grange, ami to consider other questions at
iecting their interests. They also passed tho
following resolution. the publication Of which
has been requested:
Resoir,d. That it is highly improper for the
oranges to take any part in the Jones' convcn-
ton.
They adjourned, tn meet again next Saturday
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04
They adjourned tn meet gain next Sa:ur

a correspondence WAS handed us setting forth
the domestic affairs Of a family living in the
country hereabcuts. The good friends who in
terc.ted themselves in behalf Of tine afflicted but
forgiying wife should remember that that was
the circus department Of the Kansas KNpesi-
ton. and that managers are not very humane
in everything they do while in training; and
while we would ccnsure such treatment as is
there related, we think if she can stand il we
tanly are not warranted in adding to her
troubles by making them public.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-04

The services OF the laying Of the corner stone
Of the Catholic Church. on Iron avenue. corner
Of Ninth street. were conducted, last Sunday
Afternoon. by IT. Rev. Louis ". Fink. o. S.
B.. Bishop OF I.eavehworth. assisted by Father
J. Ward. Superior Of Je>ui,esj at St. Mary's
Mission. and Father F.gcrty.< A large num-
Der Of our citizens were present to witness the
ceremonies In the metallic box we're deposit
cd one copy each of the city papers and writ
ten document giving a history Of the church
organization and the names Of the city, coun-
ty. state and government officers. At the
close of the ceremonies collection was taken
UP and atou; SO collected
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11

THE Synod of Nashville, recently in
session, at Chattanooga, resolved to
found a Presbyterian University for
the Southwest, with capital of S 500, =
600. Stewart College was rendered to
the Synod as the nucleus of the enter
prise. The earnest commentators
bestowed upon the College and the ac-
knowledged healthfulness of Clarks-
vile indicate feeling favorable to the
establishment of the University at
this place. 1t will not be strictly
Observation-Disclosures as itproposes ito
offer the largest facilities for thorough
culture and high standard of gradu-
alton" and to organize" on the plan of
seperate, and coordinate schools and
elective courses" The Synodappointed
Rev. j. B. Shearer, d. d., and Elder d.
n. Kennedy Directors for this Synod.
This movement is worthy of the best
efforts of our people, and needs no ar
gument to commend it to general favor.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11

On account of sickness, we were
prevented from attending the enter
tainments given by the Hook and Lad
der Boys last Thursday and Friday
nights. We are informed that the
plays were rendered in creditable
manner, and deserved a much larger
audience than they had, on their last
appearance, at least for a long time.
The last entertainments only netted
them about $50. The young men have
kept up these concerts at intervals,
since August, 1872, and have endeav-
ored to give satisfaction to our citizens,
and we think they have been very sue
cessful in that respect. And whilst
furnishing these entertainments for
the amusement of our people, they
have realized nearly sufficient funds to
erect a neatly constructed and well ar
ranged building for their trucks, and
now being fully equipped, they stand
ready, as they have ever done, to de-
fend the property of all when the fire
fend shall call them to action. We
are proud of them-and hope, at no
distant day, they may repeat their eff
forts to amuse, and be fully recon-
pensed for it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11
IaDrDIoAr,oN OF RApr,sr CHURcu

laDEDfcATIoN OF BAPTIST CHURCH.
A very large and attentive congrega.
zfion attended the dedicasion of the
Baptist church, in this city, last Sun
day. The sermon, by DIR. Helm, of
Louisville, was an able discourse, de-
livered in plain, unostentatious style,
and gave universal satisfaction to his
appreciatiye audience, We noticed,
with much satisfaction, that although
the audience was larger than usual,
people proved to DIR. Helm thatour they
had profund respect for divine wor-
ship as well as forthose who conduct it.
We are proud TO state that the emil
nent divine received marked attention
throughout the extended exercises.
%At the conclusion Eof d.. Heinz
sermon he proceeded to take up col
lection, the result proving that he was
as goodatc collecting as he was in preach
ing, for in a short time 81 POI 20 was
raised, which we are gratifed to state
will relieve the church of debt-the
elegant pews and cushions being, as we
are informed, all that the indefatigable
workers owed for at that date.
We are truly glad that our Baptist
friends have now. completed and paid
fortheir beautiful church edifce, for
they have labored long and zealously
in this good work, and have at length
secured house for worship that is an
ornament and honor to them and our
city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION
There will be Sunday School Cele-
bration and Barbecue at Ebenezer, on
the South-side of Cumberland river,
to-day. There will be addresses deliv-
cred, interesting exercises by the pu-
pills of the school, plenty to eat, and a
joyous day generally The citizens of
that neighborhood will do all in their
power to render all happy who may at
tend. We thank the managers for an
invitation, and will endeaver to attend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11

L. FRoEHLIcH has a large advertise
ment in the CHRONICLE this week, and
has. also, a very large stock of goods
in his store-room on Franklin, at
Valliant's old stand. He says he
bought the present stock at panic
prices, when the wholesale dealers were
SO badlyseared that they were extreme
" anxious to close out-and, doubtless,
most of them have suspended since
then for selling to him so cheap.
Major Balthrop and Mr.. Burgie will
take pleasure in showing these goods.
in their we'll known courteous STYLE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11

Asfar as our disadvantages, the Rad
ical press is most conspicuous in making
light of the financial panic. This is to
shield the administration from the eff
fects of its conspicuous-if not crimi-
nal-agency in bringing it about. The
panic may be over, but it will be many
a long day, we fear, before the same
can be said of its effects.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle.

A couple of weeks ago the postmaster at
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, notified us that the
copy of the Athens Post addressed TO the
Chronicle was not taken frsm that Office.
As the Chronicle continues to reach US reg
ularly we suppose this is another case OF
mistaken identity. There is an Athens
Post down in Limestone county. Alabama,
but II is not our Athens Post-not by a
darned sight.
Our postmaster is slightly mistaken
about our not taking the Athens
(Tenn.) Post from the office. 1t is one
of our favorite exchanges.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11

MEMPHIS, Oct. S.-There was anoth-
er heavy frost this morning, and pros
pect of a slight one in the morning.
To-day the interments were 81 from
yellow fever and 10 from other
causes. Dominican Sister Mary Jo-
seph, former Superior of St. Agnes
Academy, died to-day. Rev. Father
O'Brien, of st. Peters church, is very
low with fever.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-11
Thursday, October I6, 1873,

the following town lots and tracts OF land :
LIST. Storehouse on Franklin street In
Clarksville, at the head OF the square be-
tween the houses of keesee and Broaddus
I'd. Lot No. Is in the Plat OF the Lynes
property on Water street. Plat on f1le In
my Office.
Sd. House and Lot on Madison street In
front of +. X. W. Thomas residence, fronts
80 feet on Madison street, and extends back
to the railroad property.
4th. A double brick tenement house and
lot, corner of Main and Elder streets, 'front.'
ing on Main street 100 feet; the house has
eight rooms and is in good repair.
5th. Unimp-oyed lot on Second street, ad-
Joining DR.. Beaumont s lot fronts 80 feet
on said street. ss44. e.. ~ ~ ~
9th. About go acres of land in dist. No.
being that part OF the home place remain
ing after assigning dover to the widow.
q 7th. A tract 80 acres on the Dover road
purchased by G. H. Warfieid at Chancery
sale in the case OF himself and Andrew
johnson. A
TERMS: The tract on the Dover road viii
be sold for one-third cash, and the balance
ut IL months vii n interest from date. The
$50 acre tract will be sold for 70 per cent.
cash and balance at o, IL and Is months
with interest. All the other property VIII
be sold for 10 per cent cash, and the balance
at 8, II, Is. "a and 30 months with Interest
Purchasers to execute notes with good Sc
curity, and a lien will be retained until the
same are paid. =,
Oct 4-2w-pf 81 so.