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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28

CHANCERY SALE.-In pursuance and by
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for the
County OF Van Buren, IN Chancery, made on
the Twelfth day OF Seotember, 1872, in a cause
therein pending. whereas Charles Du1combe IL
compl iinant, aud Charles ". Barrett Emily
Barrett Burton q. Foster and Rachel rwogood
are defendants, for tho foreclosure of Mort
gage, Notice il hereby given that I. the under
signed, Circuit Cours Commissioner in afore-
said County, SHALL sell at Public auction to tho
highest bidder. at the front door OF the Court
House, in Paw Paw, in SAID County of Van
Buren,, on Tuesday, the Eleventh day OF March
1873, at one O'Clock in the afternoon of SAID
day the land IN said Mortgage and decree,
described, to-wIt The cas-. half OF the south
west quarter of section twenty-elght (25) lying
in the township OF Decatur, Van Buren County,
State OF Michigan, containing eighty acres VI
land. more or less, according TO tho [ nitod
States Survey thereof.
Dated, January 20, 1875.
BENJAMIN y. HECkEKT.
930t7. Circuit Court Commi srioner.
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MORTG AGE SALE.-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF a certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained to sell has
become operative, executed by Jesse 5. Church
and Charlotte l.. Church. his wife, OF Van Bu-
rem County Michigan, to John Davenport, Ira
Davenport and Martin Adsit, Executors OF the
last VIII and testament OF Ira Davenport, de-
ceased, late of Bath. New York, bearing date
tue FIRST dgv OF May \. ID. Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-one, and recorded IN the Office OF
the Register Cf Deeds, for TIE County or Van
Buren,. in said state OF Michigan, Ga the Fifth
Day OF Nav n. d. Eighteen Hundred and
Seventy-one m Liber Six Of mortgages, on page
80, upon winch mortgage there Is claimed to be
due. ct the date OF this notice, the sum or one
Thousand one Hundred aud seventy-two Dol
lars t$i172), aud 10 suit or proceedings at law,
having been instituted 60 recover any part
tbereof. Notice il therefore hereby glyen, that
on Wednesday. the \luth day OF April next,
At eleven O'clock in ihe forenoon, | shall sell at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, Gale TO
,aEe place at tue front door VI the Van Buren,
tourUy Cucg!t court Rouse, in the village OF
Paw Paw the premises Ccscrlb ed IN said mort
cage, COR 30 much taeraOl as snail DO necessary
TO satisfy the amount duo GA such mortgage,
with ter PC. est. interest, and legal costs, to-
cetaer 0l:r va Attorney lie OK nifty Dollars,
coyeLouted fJr therein that IL TO say, the fol-
lowing piece ur P"r,c. OF llnI sltuatld ia Van
iuIeu County, i'm Tue state OF Michigan, VIZ
J he northwest quarter OF section Fourteen
tIil and the east L3f OF the northeast quarter
OK section Fifteen (l5) al in Town Three CD
south Of Range Thirteen (l3) west, containing
40 acres, more or less
Dated kalamazoo, Jau. !. 4 D. 1919 925tl3
JOHN DANENpONG.}
liza DAVENPORT Executors
MARTIN AD<In.
tiOrtgggeee
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FGEs SALE.

A desirable House ana Lot. known as the
sutton property situated 10 the village Of Law
renee. 4 good we'll OF water and barn on the
premises. Price, reasonable Terms easy
Call 90 or address Ed. l.. EDN ARDS. Attor-
ner at Law. Lawrence Michigan.
Dated February Z, 1873. 932tt
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Well, Mr. 'onos;" said ueishJor Brown.
III start tais very day for town,
And get a par OF Boots tor nc,
And a.o since ny family.
So Bill you go and harness Dol,
And straight 10 town VII 60 by goi.
And stop in front OF Slulu's store
Where the Boots heug DER the door.
Bill always does what father tells.
lie harnesscd Doll md put on Bells.
Aud in thoy piled young ones and al,
Crack went the whip and of went Doll.
Doll had been living on high feed,
ind started at her fastest speed.
And took Brown aud LIS family straight,
To Paw Paw at two-forty gait,
Whoa, Whoa, old Doll. Eli cried out when
They got to Main street, Number Ten.
And out they Jumped N front the door,
of Poet Smiths Mammoth SioIr.
In they went With an awful swell,
Good morning, hope 10 find you we'll,
said Brown "a he and his youns drove
Advanced TO warm tlam % the stove.
My neichbor Jones brought me the news
How cheap YOU sold Your Boot aod .hocs
20 1 resolved TO como and buy
or y0u my winters luil supply.
To shoe the Tribe Smith began,
Beginning first elth the old man
And hen the young Browns little rect
The news soon spread the county round
That just the place at length was found
Where men could save fifty per cent.
On every dollar that they spent.
-Bemember where you can buy Goats
Thread for ) cts. spool.
.Respcclfully, Yours,
l. SMITH Il 60
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default or payment
having been made in the money secured 10 be
paid by certain indenture OF mortgage made.
executed, acknowledged and delivered by Al
pheus Nj. Mernfeld and bis wife Mary NJ. Mer-
rifeld, Of Mattawan, Van Buren, County.
Michigan, 10 John Lyle, OF Paw Paw. County
and State aforesaid, bearing date the Seventh
day OF June. a. ID. 1871, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for said County
OF Van Buren,, on the Seventh day OF June,
A. ID. 1871, IN Liber or mortgages on page
434, on which mortgage and the note accompa-
nying the same there Is now claimed to be due
and unpaid the sum of Three Hundred and
Forty-nine Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents, be-
sides an Attorney Fee OF Fifty Dollars, therein
stipulated TO be paid IN case of foreclosure
and no proceedings, either at law or in equity
having been had or instituted for the recovery
OF sad sum orany part thereof Notice IS there
fore hereby gwen that by virtue OF q power
OF sale Il, said mortgage contained aud tho
statute in such case made and provided. the
lands and premises IN said mortgage described.
VIZ: Lot number Two 2 in block EIGHT I 3 |
IN hlnule's Addition 10 the Village OF Malta
wan, II the County o. Van Buren, aad State OF
Michigan, n order 10 realize the sum a. 4fOre-
SAID due and the interest thereon. together
with the costs OF foreclosure. viii be sold at
Public NruLue to the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Court House ~ the Village of Paw
Paw, that being the place ~ holding the CIR
rut 'our' FOR the saia County OF Van buren,.
CA tsr nth d4y a. Apr, A. -. 1913, at one
O'Clock M the AFTERNOON %, that 0Iy. Surh
sale viii De made by the ShcrU Of fIu Buren,
County or one o. his Deputle,
Dated January :, 1873.
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RICHARDS a. BAENU-1.
Attcrnevs tor M0rtgagen.

/ MORTGAGE NALE.-Defaut having been
made ~ the conditions OF q certain Hortgage
/ (whorebv the power therein CONTAINED TO sell
has uocOme operabys) made md eXeclteG by
James Stewart aud Abigail Stewartto John Z.
Pay. winch Mortgage bears date tho 29th day
OF November, 1871. and which was duly Ie-
corded IN the Office o; the Register 81 DEEDS
for the County OF Van Buren,, on the Both OF
November 1871. in Liber OF Mortgages on
page 2G3 and which SAID Mortgage was assigned
by SAID john T. Ray to SlTeuus Cole on the 81
day Of April 1872, which assignment was daily
recorded in the Office of the Register o. Deeds
for the County o. Nau Buren,, on the 21st day
OF November 1872, In Iiber OF Mortgages on
page 70 upon which mortgage there is elumed
TO be due at the date of this notice the sum vi
one hundred and ffty-four dollars and fifteen
cents, and no suit or proceedings at law having
been instituted TO recover the whole or any
part thereof, Notice is therefore HEREBY given
that said mortgaged premises will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder, at tie
front door OF the Court House in the village of
Paw Paw, on Tuesday, the 18th dav OF March
1873, at II O'Clock IN, 20 satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage at this date, with ten per
cent interest thereon. and costs of foreclose-
ure together with an Attorneys fee OF ten dol
lars covenented for therein, tC-wit: the
same being IN the county o. Van Buren, and
state OF Michigan, described AZ the north half
of the east half OF the east half OF the south
west quarter OF section twenty-nine 600
west containing twenty COO acres, more or
less, according to the L :. Survey.
Dated Dec. 3, 1872. 923tI3
SIRENUS COLE, Assignee.
y. \. HAMILTON st. Joseph, Mich. Atty for
Assipnee
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BANKRUPT SALEM the personal prom
errv belonging 20 the Estate Ot ihomo- j..
Ross. Bankrupt consisting al large stor, ~
CIV goods. wheat. wheat flour, Wld1iugs. bran,
DC, wa be sO!0 immediately, Ia tL5 il,aSa ~
Paw. Paw. Lounty ~ Fgn Buren,. STATE OF
Michigan, Tor tue benefit OF the creditors OF
sand BANKRUPT Also Will be soid AZ Public
sale. un tine Fifteenth day o February, 1873.
~ two o'clock - VI. N fiOtt VI the Store re-
Gently occupied by said Bankrupt, ~ SAID Village
Of Paw Paw. tbe following described Real Estate,
belonging to the Estate OF said bankrupt,
to-wit The undivided ! : OF the Paw Paw Iill
Property IN said Village OF Paw Paw, County
OF Van Bure0. state Of Michigan. Also, Lots
one, -four and five IN Block twenty one, 10 said
( Village OF Paw Paw. Also, the east - OF Lots
/ Thirteen and Fourteen. in the Village OF OF
/ sego. Ailegan County, State OF Michigan. SAID
4 Real Estate will be sold subject to any aud ali
! legal encumbrauce DOW existing thereon.
Dated, JsDury II, 1913.
g3Ot4 T. Z. JUDSON, Assignee.
The sale Of the above named undivided halt
OF the Paw Paw Mill property, and Of said lots
i'm the village Of Otsego ~ postponed TO the
sth day OF March, 1873, at two O'Clock, J.. NJ.
Dated February 10, 1913 93it3
Z. T. JCDSc%, assignee
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Derault having been
ma. q in the payment OF a certain sum OF money
ssc,r. by an indenture OF mortgage executed
Novsm,. n 20th, A. ID. 1869, By William w.
stesrns a.. A Olive :. sSteaIns TO Sylyenus Ii.
MsIorv. sna recorded IN the office OF Register
OF DEEDS for Van Buren, County, Michigan,
December u a. ID. 1869, in Labor "" of
mortgages on page 469, which said mortgage
was duIy assigned TO L., loretta NJ. Nye. which
said assignment was recorie,i IN the once OF
the Register of ID eeds for Van b,. rem county on
the first day OF JUICE 1872, in Libei OF
mortgages on page Iof. upon which said n, ort-
gage there is now dae and unpaid the SUN OF
One Hundred and Nineteen Dollars and Eighty
three Cents and an Attorney Fee on Fifty Dol
lars, and no suit at law or IN equityhaying been
instituted TO recover the sanse; Therefore, no
tice is hereby given that. by virtue OF power
OF q sale, in said mortgage contained, and the
statute in such cases made and provided, there
will be sold at Pubic Auction, TO the highest
bidder, on April 7th, A. ID. 1873, at one O'Clock !
u. NJ, at the front door OF the Court House. !
in the Village Of Paw Paw, Coanty OF Van |
Buren,. State OF Michigan, by the Sheriff of said I
Comfy, that parcel OF land described as the
south half Of the northwest quarter Of Section
nine 90 Town four (4) south OF Range Fifteen
(l5) west, excepting thirty (30) acres sold Tho
mas Conway out Of the above description in the
County OF Van Buren, and State OF Michigan,
by the Sheriff OF said County to satisfy tho
amount due on said mortgage.
Dated, Decatur January 9, 1878.
LUCRETIA VI. NYE,
NEWTON FOSTER. Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee. 928tl3.
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y. \. HAMILTON, st. Joseph, Mich. Atty for
Assignee.
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LONG BRICK STORE.

Which from its infancy has been under my
special guardianship, and IN part the object
of my care In conclusion the undersigned
would beg TO cay that the magnitude Of the
stock and tho assortment OF goods now offered
for inspection ard sale at this establishment is
without a precedent and BEYOND parallel III
the Annals OF the
fSctaiI Dr. Coo, Tratig.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

UDDRREooK-The sentence Of Uddersook does
not az yet appear TO work any effect upon his
spirits, more than whit was noticeable prior to its
being passed upon him. 1t is evident that be has
stvong hopes OF his being granted new trial by
the Suprome Court. As Sheriff Gill was conduct
ing him back to his cell Saturday last, after he
had received his sentence, the Sheriff remarked
to him the fact Of two bloody shirts having been
found under o bridge near Ba0I's woods, and near
the ecene Of murder. UdderzoOk at first evIncsd
some surprise. bnt subsequently remarked that he
supposed they had been placed there by the In
suranee companies On Saturday morning last,
in the absence Of Undertook from his cell, search
Of the apartment was made by the prison authori-
ties which resulted in the finding Of q common
table fork which had been hidden away in some
pars Of the bedding. To what uses this implc-
ment WasAO be applied in the future, is difficult
to determine, but We can scarcely think 1t was IN
view of any attempt to escape, inasmuch as the
walls of the cell are strongly lined with sheet
iron.-West Chester NeicS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
aocIRTlRa.
ltEErnana rnTa HVHNINa.

Washin gton Lodge, No ], A A, at hau
Sssond srd King streets
Asylum Lodge, No %, 0 o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No 3, 8 Of 7, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
street. ~
LincOln Lodge, No 8, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
washington Division, No s, s Of Firth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge, No !, q F, at Good
FollowS' Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple, No. l. True Templars, at Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, 1. o. ofG F. now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
The CoOk-rOOm OF tho Body.

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re-eooked in the stomach before It can be
means OF facilitating this second cooking in cases
where the process is slowly ana imPerfect.y per
formed. HOstetter's Stomach Bittefs is invaluable
lt promotes the generation of heat in the living
laboratory in which the crude materials for build,
ing up and recruiting the human frame are turned
acts bene6ciAly upon the cellular membrane which
secretes the gastric joice. upon the liver. WHICH
produces that natural laxative the bile, upon the
vessel hich receive the digested food, and upon
the absorbants which connect the digestive organs
with the channels of circulation. If any portion OF
this complex machinery is out Of order the Bitters
Will set it right, thus promoting vigorous digestion
healthy secretion, and the production Of pHTe rleh
life'sustaining blood. decl0toH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

lHE BERKs COUNTY K. R'-A meeting has
b en- called in Reading, composed Of the stock
holders and the officers Of the Berks County
Railroad to consider what meas0IerS ar. best
to secure the completion Of The road. The
Readirg Eagle referring TO this meeting,
says:-
The Berks County, road Is now owned by
Reading men, the stock of the Wilmington d
Reading road, having been transferred BY that
company to the Berks county road, so that the
entire control is with our own people. This
makes this road exclusively local enterprise,
and in order 10 more thoroughly unite the 6usi-
ness interests of this city with 1t. and also 10 sc
cure it in their interests for alt time, it is the
desire Of the officers aud stockholders TO meet
the citizens at the lime and place designated, 10
receive their suggestions advice and encourage
ment; 30 that not only the success Of the Berks
county road will be sured, but also that the
citizens Of Reading and those living along
the line Of the road will, be largely benefit
ted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
DFE, F, KEnkeIs Bitter Wine Of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure OF wesk-
ness attended eth symptoms; indlsposinon 70 "a GA
elton; loss q memory dltcalty oil oresthlns
general weakness: horror Of disease weak hett
OuE tremhIinE; d. eadiul horror of death nleht
SWeais cold feet; weakness; dImness OF VISION
IauRuOr univOs sal assitude OF the museuIsL Sss
TEN suormu US a. petite with dyspeptic symptoms;
hOI haads; AuS1ing efthe body dryns.s 0t ne ne
skin pallId 0ouutenance and eruptlons on tne
RSe. purifyiuE the blood pain in the back heavi'
9Sss Of the eyoL Is; frequent black spots hyIns Oe
fore the eyes vita temporary sutuslon and loss o.
siaht ;EAnt Of 0.tention. etc. these symptoms all
arise from a we8kness, and 20 remedy thAt. uEe
T. =. KUNEMb Bitter Wine Of Iron. IL never
iaiIs. Thous.n4s are now enjoying health VINO
have used it. lake only X. +. kUNKELe,
Beware Of oOunterIeits and base lmmltatons' o.
Knnk els BittGg Wine Of Iron ls So well known AL
OWsF the country, druggists themselves make an
Imitation and tn 20 palm il OF thelr customers
Wien they call u Kunkel's Bitter Vino Of Iron.
Kunkel6 Bitter y inc OF Iron is put up only IN
81 BOTTLES, and he's yellow wrapper nicely put on
the Outslde. viii the Dropristor's photograph on
the wrapper VI each bottle. Always look tor the
photograph on he outside. and you will always be
sure 10 get the genuine article.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers everywhere
decS-2R
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

Distribution OF THE REwARD.-TO-day,
probably, the Directors Of the Bank of Della
ware, will distribute the $1,000 of the $25O0 Of
Iered for the detection aud arrest Of the five
men Who attempted to rob the bank on the night
Of Nov. 9Th. 1t was generally supposed that
the reward would be equally divided among
the three pOlicemen-C CArberry, Legg, Hope
and Bernhardt who arrested the burglars, but
il seems that several Of the witnesses are claim
ing lrtions of the sum. These claims range
from $500 TO $1,000, according 10 the value
placed by each claimant, upon his or her, tesll,
times the reward offered. But, as we state
the Bank Directors will probably settle the
Vexed question, to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DrRrcr,ON.-Th,

A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
York Pal Daily says:
'"rho directors OF tbO almshouSo have opened
q stone quarry on the county farm for the pur-
pC . Of giving employment to such men who
apply for lodgings. either transient or permaU
ent, Who are able to work. For instance, AZ ,
traveller who takes up lodging just for mig 81
cannot leavs the Institution untIl he has do ne
q certain amoGnt Of work at the quarries, or q
any poor peFson is In need Of wearing appal el,
and hes no hstter means Of securing II, he can
earn Il in theso .qusFries, or men who can find
no way Of supporting themselves can 20 to q ess
quarFie and earn lhsiF board andsuch Rarma nll
Hs they must have"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

TIE CUSTOM HoUsE.-The repairs to the
Custom House, progress favOrably, and the
building begins to present q handsome exter-
iOr appearance. A coat Of light blue paint
is now being applied. The inside alterations
are also progressing favOrablY, but have not,
as yet, assumed any definite shape. When
the work is done, the Custom House will be
greatly improved and beautlfied, but we Opine,
Notwithstanding sthe increased conveniences
Of this building, many people will regret the
removal Of the Post Office from its temporary
location, on Market st. The Post Office ought
70 be permanently located on Market street, at
any rate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.
COR. FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS.

COR. FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS.
full stock Of all the popular grades Of Chewing
Tobacco. such as Monitor, Golden Navy, Rebecca,
Double Thick NaVies, Michigan and New York
Fine Cuts Smoking Tobacco. consisting Of all the
well known brands.
shorts. or Cigar Cuttings, always on hand,
/ also manufacture q splendid 1ata and Havana.
six for twenty-five CENTS and "A three cent Cigar
hard to equal
Also a stock Of Fancy Articles, as Pencils, Pens.
Ink. Paper, Envelopes, Paper Cuffs and Collars,
with Pipes. &c. &c.
The above goods am selling to meet the crisis.
Come and you will save large percentage DO not
forget. Ger. Front and Jefferson streets.
deols-7t II NJ. MULLIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

The GUN AT VALLEY FoRGE.-A shooting
aIray took place at Valley Forge, Chester Co., Pa,
one day last week, between two families, respec-
lively named Brown and Richards. The cause of
sided In the same domeiL Brown went I'D stairs
after some wearing apparel with the view Of
quitting the place. aud as he was coming down
the stairs he wss met by bloOd-thiFsty Richards,
who leVeled q AhOt gun at him, and sent the con
tents into one OF Browns legs, making a bad
wound. A physician was called in and dressed
the wound, Slnce which time Brown has been lV.
ing In precarlous situation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
LOCAL umrGLL IoEMoG

The State House Commission meets at Dover
to-day.
BrandyWine and Mutual Loan Associations
meet tonight
New ties have been placed under the rails on
BrandyWins bridge.
Our various store windows are hlled with hand
some Christmas goods.
The Flick and Flock PAntOmime Troupe appear
at the Grand Opera House tomorrow evening.
The thermometer stood ct $40 in the shade, at
uoon to-day. This is surely wonderful weather
for December.
The First Anniversary of the 'Drowning Soci-
ETY." Of the Wesleyan Female College, takes place
on the 18th instant.
John w. Whiteman, OF White Clay Creek Hun
dred, announces himself as \ candidate for the
Democratic SheriHAlty in 1874
II is your advantage to buy where you can find
the largest stock at the lowest prices; remember,
Adams & Bro. is the place, 6O6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

BEING KEPAIRD-The Bank Of Delaware
is being repaired, by the removal Of the heavy
shutters, and the enlargement of the windows.
This will allow clear view of the interior Of
Of the banking room, from the street. This is
3 much Deeded alterstiOn, bnt being made al
the present lime, it looks very much like
docking tue stable door after the horse is sto-
lem" tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

DID NOT SAIL.-NOt being entirely finished, the
Johns Hopkins did not leave the Harlan d Hol-
lingswOrth Conpany's yard, this morning, as was
announced. The vessel will positively leave to-
morrow morning.
At the Company's yard work is st'' very brisk.
The CanOnieuS, it seems, stood in need Of more
repairs than at first supposed, and will nOt be
completed yet for two weeks. Work on the Le-
htgh and other vessels at the yard, is being pros
ecuted vigorously.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

DISASTER in THE BAY--Loss OF SCHOONER.
The schooner Fannie Kemp, an oyster boat, Of
St. Michaes, Talbot county, Nd, Captain Hugh
Dawson, was capslzed in the Chesapeake bay. on
Saturday, during gale, OF ThomOs Point. The
crew, consisting of four men with the captain,
we're rescued by Captain William r. Holland, oi
the schooner q. w. CTesIoeH, after exposure on
the wreck OF one hour and a half. The rescued
crew were taken into Annapolis. The schooner
Is supposed 10 be "A total loss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

SALE OF REAL BsTATR.-saturday, The tNo
farms Of Mr.. Z. p. Harvey, in POcopson toWnship.
Oheslsr Co, Pa, ware sold ct pnblle sale. lhIe
containing lsD aerea. Was purchased By w. C.
Hawkins, Of HaverfOrd, for $40 so acre. The
other, containing 90 acreA, was sold 10 Mr.. BuL-
lock, residing bslVW Chad'S Ford, for Ss6l5 DeI
acre.