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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
The Reading of Ghe Report OF tho Poland
COmmIG6ee.

The reading of no document was ever listened
to with more interest than was the report OF the
Poland committee in the House yesterday alter
noon, Oakes Ames occupied front seat, aud
stood tire concentrated gaze with apparent calm
ness, while Mr.. Brooks, emaeiated and palid from
sickness, preserved his usual seli-possession.
The other members whose names are mentioned
in tho report showed signs of deep feeling, and
seemed to experiences sense Of relisf when the
reading OF the portions copeerning them as COM
pleted. Mr.. Amess after he left the House, re-
marked to q friend that he was not conscious Of
having committed any vrong for which be could
be blamed. Much comment Is everywhere made
concerning the character Of the report
II can be stated, on the authority ofsevefal
prominent Democrats, that when the report
shall be taken mp for consideration separate
resolutions will be introduced fer the expulsion
Of all the members who had dealings with
Amea, on the ground that Ames and Brooks
only should not have been selected for punish
ment
Many gentlemen on both sides are preparing
speeches, and Il is anticipated that there will b,
an excited debate on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

II is stated chat after The close Of the session OF
Congress, Judge Kelley will address letter to his
constituents explaining his connection with the
Ccedis MobilieF:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
2abIif SaIes.
PUBLIC SALE.
SALE


HOE SEES. COWS. SIC.
q The subscriber will offer at Public Sale
iLT{\ on his farm in ADpoqainimink hundred,
NA New Castle county, Delaware, on THURS
:@A-A~ DAY, February 20. 1878. a. IL o'clock. m.
the following rare and valuable stock Of Horses.
Cows, Farming Implements, &e.. which will be
sold without reserve; and will be found to be dsei
ded DarGalns; hDe brown Horse, six y0aIs old.
sired by hys Dik's HamiltOnian, which sired "Dex
ter and many other 6ns hOTses. and which halls
from Chester. Orange county, N. Y, The horse is
quick stopper thoroughly broken. perfectly fear
less Of locomotives, l three year cid Colt 'DiA-
mOnd State" sired By Charles A. MuIphy's Hamil-
tonian stallion. ''Sir Cecil" out Of James ". Jef-
81; s0rTel horse, Forrest Maid" ten years old.
guaranteed to trOt in minutes, has trotted the
Wilmington Track in 243 without regular train
ing; she is thoroughly broken 70 single or dOnbls
harness; black Mare. Kate" eight years old ,
an excellent driver: l bSV Horse. nine wears
Old. good family farm horse; pair of large bay
NJ ales, nine years old; medium sized pair Of
black Mules aged eight nd nine years SpPetiVely;
II single Mule head Of Cows. Eve OF them with
rior quality; Bull three eass old, yeaFlins Bail
| 3 Heiiers, yoke Of Oxen, good firm wagons, l
horse cart. l or cart. l FOekaway carriage. Ger
mantown WAGON. lot Of single and double har-
ness. plOws. harroWs. enltivatoEs and other faIE'
CONDITIONS OF sALE.-Am sums under So
cash: over that amount eight mouths credit will
proved endOTseF with interest from day Of sale.
The 1910 q. M. train from Wilmington will reach
the farm in time for the sale, aRd TetaTn AL 81 in
the evening giving NilmingtOnisns oppOrtu-
fsb7-ts JACOB RICHARDSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

The majority Of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections will It Is understood, report in favor
Of . new election In LonisiaIia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

The City Council Of Macon, GA. adopted q reso-
luton Oh Monday night inviting President Grant
- visit their city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
NattrRs.

ERUTT GROWERS MEETING.
It THE PENINSULAR FRUIT GROWERS As
ISOLATION will hold its first regular heetinz this
year. in the Court House. at Dover. Tuesday the
l3h inst, at o'clock. p m. As business Of imDor
tanes will come before this meeting, all the mem-
bers Of the Association well ali persons later
ested 10 fruit growing, should attend.
fsbT j ALEXANDER FULTON SAs'r-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
RwINa.a oLos1Na sALEs.

/ have lSrga seoak which inteni 10 slass out
hefoFs feEaqviag to Second aud salplsy se{eees.--
SaiVe ne { ssalA Tor i An selling cheap. ] have
iaFee gsask,syaa wfil be saita3. Ladies, Gums rs
eaais N d ~ IS. ehaldFea'e SIS Meas aalleIa, tsa
sfsa a Sgik NV shoss 50 cents 10 el09 LaaiasP
Brtton 20 % e9i0 Ladies' Laced %. @ 50. Meas
noFss hna EoAAhSa Aaots sl - % eae9 NhAlaFea'a
f.ees cvs9s sSll cheap the a1oak is lnEwa
a1'f musS q Sa7S; man's working haqla, sAaaa and
s9,scse e9eAa Ai61 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
,Ivneh Law,

Twe naam woxhlng d = ..ahanAys i AbbingsE q
toV1nsRs CAnada, bad light laas Friday. 1haA .
men va W. Wqsalsd ct pp ~ naela night and =
bukoker bEEs. Tha etkaE sshanty nsu aei9sa TIE /
49, On zEeaaa4 twelve a. ehs lgheh4zs were ax- u
Fsstssa aHs b alasiEls AZ tlal,
sh as4e Has ~ sa f#s #* 4a
~ aAaaa ~ sit
ssW nH sas 85tf sHattA
&AAAAsf
18ssRai 9A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

NOR RENT.-passessiol gwen Immediat sly
IL Tha spacious Hall an Anta-rO0m 10 QsB elle's
Buildlnm ne KtnR street. nov occupied - Tne
Worki ssn's TRskslnte." Tue premises aa-
miFably adapted 20 S0eletia9 Aasleat o. 4. sFaEy
Assoeations. H9T Ssst aHd Flsstass Rsrsss iais
OK. CAMER0N. 80 Marksa street a. l6 Y.
Tor RRNT-Two large eenneesins Roeps -
u ia the third sk0Fy Of the SnyilIe Build ri
ing, for society meetings or Tor ltgnt manu- iH
TN0R 9Ahk.e
10 a ssaaAi Tubular Steam Boiler. = boat thRas
horse p0weF. suitable for driving small engine er
z q - sepl4-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
WATER RENTERS fAEE NOTICE.

The bills for the year 1873 are now ready and nay
able at the Registrars Ofice. 1000 Market street
Tho Law requires that all bills paid ON or befors
January 31st 1871 the face Of the hill and on All
paid during the month Of February. 5 per cent ad-
dItiOnal and on all paid during the n0ntb Of March,
10 yer cent additional. and any amounts remaining
unpaid after April 1st 1874 the Registrar Is required
to have the FeTTues withdraw Eld snit instituted
for the recovery Of the amounts due, and water will
aot again be let into such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dOllaEs for drawing Ter
rules paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR
Water Department, Dee. D ls3& Registrar.
Once hours 9 70 L a. ~. and to D. N. dec5tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

FINO TIE PUBLIC.
Il The WILMINGTON and Reading hailPsad Com
pAny have completed arrangements to carry MOney
Paekcges and Express Matter 20 ani from all points
on the line OF their road aud West ChestsF.
Also. 10 all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing aud CarlWls3a Railroads, including Reading.
Allentown, Columhia, Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ingtOWa. MahOnsy City, Mt. Carmel Nerristnwn
PUttsvile. &c.
fOr further information apply at the Depot Ger
ner of Front and Madison streets. WiimingtOn.
Express matter sent 70 FTanklia fslas raph vGiee
Nh. Test Third street or 20 their D. cot, Front
and Madison. or orders Ieif with MeM allen 4 Seal
deliVeFIEg agents, will Feseivs prompt attsBtion.
G. SF0f.E,
aUs-H Gent Sup1 W. L &. r. R. CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

ne Celebrates BOne FortiiiEsrs.
8 BONE MEAL.
@ BONE FLOUR.
fresh BOAs SapsFDAospA Ass4 ef Llaae, eg Dissolved
ssSa Or cauulasst HSsssTe. NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
LEADING FEATURES

l. The issue l. limited to $4,000 mile of read.
2, The Principal aud Interest are payable in Gold
the principal In thirty years, and the interest ae
the Bank king HOusa Of jay Cooke j. Co.. New York;
semi-anRaally. fFst Of January and July.
3. The rate Of Interest Is 3-I0 per cent per aa-
num-equal. at the present gold premium, To ahou
S4 par cent In legal tender euueaey.
4 TIE Bends are issued Of the fclloWing dsA0mi-
nations Coupon SlO0. 500 and sl0o0s Registered,
800, Ss00. si 900. q. zoo and $1,000.
s. The ssmi-annnAl interest On the Rsgilasred
Bonds s paid By gold eheeks. ssa rssAiagig ~ Natl
AVeslors are advisaa 10 purchase the Regtat cred
Bonds. both protection against loss. then and
Are and for the greater convenience in c0liecting
the Interest. The RegizkeFed Bonds can be at any
esms exchanged for Coupon. and the Coupon for
ssglaeared. without expense 10 the owner.
0mO. aaoLEAR . 'sn@ BANKERS,
~ -; kAlEEF t9RRKT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

TOR SALE-1S or 20 Acres OF Marsh
H. Meadow within ahe city Limits.
The subscriber offers for sale about Is or % acres
Of meadow land, adjoining his lower nursery and
truck farm. bounded by thu lAresche road and tn 9
causewIy. and by lands sf Goo u. Lobdell, and
within one bundled yards of the Wilmin stOn aud
Western Railroad. Tho property is certain to be-
come valuable ia time. and will be sold low.
JACOB L. BROWN,
iln23 tf an tha nremi.es
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
fOr Sale aud ;6or RF1t.
--a-- -~-s--------a---
y Rare Bargain al Kennedy.
Vile. Kent G0a Md.

The undeFsignsd. wishing to discontinue busi.
mesa, will ssiA apon reasonahle and easy Ierms th cir
stsek OF Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods. Groeeries
ted Immediately on the Kent Co. n. b.. in s doe
business locality: adjoining the store il 9 Dwsll-
feble-dtf C0ME6YS 4 BRO,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
DAILY GAZETTE.

It is said by correspondents that the necessary
two-thirds vote caunOs b. secured for the expuI-
zion Of Ames and Brooks from Congress
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
A Rare Chance for a Tinsmith,

PEELED to offer my Stock. Tools and Fixtures for
sale. 1t is aa old established and good business
situation. lndeei Tor horson OF moderate capital
one OF tbe best 10 the city. - 4 II
Inquire at No. 1is Market .treet, Wilmington.
febH f. T. DEACON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
febl5-tf
afaats.
7 NV BSTME
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
its Financial Agaats is new selling, g par and ae-
eruad interest its First M0Rtsaaa ~ Gold Bonds,
for tAe purpose 81 completing the construction and
equipmenk eff line Of Road. Afeer thOEoagh in
Yostieation, We recommend those securities IS 4
kh0 following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

EN0R SALE-A Lot Of Land at the southeast
~ corner of Front and Clayton streets; S4 feet
inches on Front and 80 feet on CLAYTON street.
Apply to GEO. Q. AARIS
Real Estate Agent,
oc911-tf 3O2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

= 4s8 aea 3e1 E4 8A Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
FOR SALE.

49, twenty-five snail neasas. from foar to
!!s six rooms. in different parts of the city
"a PIieas ranging fF0m 5000 % alt0Q
- 1sEAa easy y u. FRAZER.
Tslsgraph BalldinE. "a nsar MaEisl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

tfaWH4H4 atttt - 2
fssres a84alh Ms
.ssss-srF e4sfaR + raek es~f ie1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

H0pEL FOR RENTING subscriber -
IL offers for rent the we'll known Hotel .s
property in Christiana villagss new in the w
occupancy of Mr.. John Ellintt. &4
Inquire of JOHN MEALEY,
los and ll0 Market street,
iant6-dkWtf Wilmington.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
CORREsPONDENCE.


(Ior 0s CmyI
PAvis, TEXAS. April LIST. is7a
Nh r,,,op-p.rh.ps q few lines from the "Longh horn
,.op ouId be acceptable to the readers Of the Ch'9
tr,.cudeuts are thick here bees In ouckvheat
pateh Il seems though every other man We meet IN
a;,r mr. corre.ponaeut from Missouri or the Land Of
rlow.rs they come here to wrfe up the ss Star
s,.,~- And her towns Well she needs II
Ib,ve bern here all Winter Bnsiness along the lines
.,,s. uKA r Southern Pacific Trans-Contincutal
a rex.. Central Railroads has been quite brisk fr
r. p,cnths mast but Is no more. Had not the Texas
T,l.,urr extended the time of the Trans Continental
rad would pushed rapidly forward Understand
o more contracts will be let The Houston and Texas
Central and the II. < T Railroads hsve at last effect;
ed . connection
IDENTIFY expected that Sherman viii grow large city
Texas well sscoud be expected under Re-
pubicanism She exerted every effort last Fall to en-
throne Horace She expected send her Representatives
with laurels Washington, and crown him lord Of an
Since then there has been great demand in this part Of
the State for Victoria woodhu and Theodore Titons
Soothing Syrup.
Farmer, have their corn planted Corn is worth MS
per bushe -four GIG 90 per barre bacon SIS 90 hundred
By reliable farmers have been told that in Grayson La
mar and Red River Counties IS bushels Of Wheat % to
20 bushels of corn average crop Tbs country In
proving very fast the locomotives whistle resoune
ed from hill hill Then there s plenty Of room Tor in
provemeuts They stfn use the wooden mouldboard
pow. here The natives they can do nothing with
the Moline Steel Piow" have not here yet
and don believe they have given them trial. and
II they have the people Judge what kind Of so II
must be- The timber land is sandy too much while
the prairie land is black gumbo In Grayson Lamar and
Red River Counties crops last very light Con
tractors along the line roads find difficult to procure
feed for their teams. Hay is e20-0O ton.
Paris has at last effected communication with the world
haye he Gf Rail
roads The smallpox and meningitis raging here Sev
erl Of the inhabitants already died All here
cause death inside Of twenty four hours. WILL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
Effects Of the Indian Policy.

By this time the, Administration ought to be
convinced that it's Indian policy is failure. ana
adopt s;crner measures. When the petition Of
tn. President and his Secretary Of the INTERIOR
for the pardon Of Indian murslerers IN Iexas' ID
unanimously rejected by the Legislature oi 'nA'
State. and his policy is Condemned wherever the
public have been in a situation to experience lis
rf.c,s il indicates that the people cannot endorse
his fonr wears of failure to keep the Indians peac-
able by petting them. The advocates or tn'
Presidents policy Eastern visionary pni'"n
.brorists v bo have never an Indian; wherever
the people have been exposed to Indian oeP
tions, his policy has no adherents.
The late murder of party in South F" eS'ein
Kansas, has been followed by greater horror In
Calfore.a-the murder Of Gen. Canby and the
prace Commissioners sent to coax and make pres
enfs 10 the Mo,locs. On the 1lth inst, an Indian
messenger came in with the request that Gen.
Caubv and the Commissioners would 60 out and
have a talk with Captain Jack and his party.
They complied; but while the parley was going
ON. CAPTAIN Jack stepped behind Gen. Candy, and
deliberately shot him dead. The rest Of his party
shot the Commissioners. But one or two Of the
whites escaped.
This outrage upon military officers will tonch
Grant in a tender spot: and now that leading
Generals and Peace Commissioners are being
murdered, it will be regarded in different light
from the murder of poor and humble settlers
There is still hope that the only policy that
can keep the Indians quiet will be adopted-war
and determination.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

GOOD ADvlCE.-The Washington Repso"ca"
gives some excellent advice to those Kansas iai :
mers who are talking Of the Cooperative Pian
OF purchase and sale. 1t may be well for them
to combine and give their trade TO a particular
merchant If ther,by bosa fde reduction Of Pri-
ces can be obtained; but if they try to keep store
themselves. the chances are that the agent alone
will get rich:
"From careful investigation of the subject
we feel safe in saving that not one mrfthart in
ten in Northern Kansas, and we doubt if that
many in the State are prepared to meet their
payments on time. What is the cause of this +!
Because their goods have been sold on credit all
over the country. There are thousands of dollars
Of outstanding accounts in our own town, which
if paid would enable them to sell at smaller
profit. But the merchant is asked to advance
the profit Of farm produce. The price of farni
produce is as wholly out of the control OF the
merchant as the wind and weather.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
(For the Chi.f.)
TO the Farmers.

wATHESA. April 1ith 1878.
Our kite will hy. Don't despair II all We want comes
not soon; remember it is the biggest fight in America;
not less than one thousand millions Of capital combn
ed against interests Good honest farmers are often
over tenacious about their peculiar views aud opn-
IONS and make confusion: added to this TACT Is thst Rail
road men, middle men, and all others opposed to u.s. will
mack our Conventions with hounds who paid money to
make confusion.
When you hold meetings Conventions call them NOT
as mass meetings but delegate meetings Choose COM
mittces ON credentials carcfny let act with you
who is not you and with you in interest and symathy
Look out demagogues who have foushtthe farmers"
movement until and who trying TO creep in and
want to be conductors when our train starts
Be just ALL and just to yourselves Let your Con-
and Legislators understand you won't be betray
ed and by the your votes have elevated to
positions Obstacles be but the final trim
umph of the right assured from the beginning Some
will fater and despair; but they who unto the
end will win and the praise and confidence Of all
and women. A. FARMER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

A MATTER OF CoMPLAINT.-Some of the men,
hers of the bar complain Of a practice in the
Courts Of this District-and which may also pre-
vail in other Districts. From time to time during
the term, the Judge sets cases for hearing at
subsequent day. until they are pretty thoroughly
crowded into the last few days Of the term, when
there is not sufficient time to consider them; and
the Judge, refnsing.to 60 into any trial, or even
to hear any statement or argument on law points
by the counsel, decides them of-hand, as rapidly
as they come mp. This, they claim, is gross in
Justice to parties interested, whose claims and
rights are disposed Of without ceremony or con-
sideration; and in many cases the parties are not
able or the claim is not sufficient, to justify carry
ing the matter to the Supreme Court. This is
matter know nothing about, but speak Of it
because attorneys have called our attention to it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
Assigmee's Notice.

VUNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: !. the undersigned
Il Assignee Of N. R. Fish Co. partnership firm
posed Of Milo Fish and ous A. Potter doing business
under the firm and style Of NJ. X. Fish Co., of
Troy Doniphan County, Kansas hereby give all
the creditors Of the sad NJ r. Fish & Co. that will
the 3sr day Of july 1873 at nine @ o'clock A. NJ Of said
day. at the Banking House Of Bodsr Brother opposite
from the south of the Court House Square
Troy Dcnphan County Kansas publicly to adjust
and allow all demands against the and Of
aid NJ r. Fish Co.. and against the fund Of the
said estae in hands such Assignee Of the said NJ
r. Fish Co. and will remain at said place above de-gna
ted until FIVE t O'Clock p NJ Of said day. and will there
connne during the hours for and during the twa
days next succeeding the day above mentioned adjust
and allow demands aeains said and fund.- ard
further notified 70 attend the place above desig
ted within the said If three days and within the
hours aforesaid and lay before the undersigned Assignee
the nature and Of your respective demands against
said estate and fund and should fail tn appear
and present said demands personally by agent
attorney legally authorized do viii be prrelnded
from benefit Of aid estate provided BY section 81
page a. Of the statute Of the State If Kansas
HENRY BODER. JR-,
April 10 le.3-isw. Assignee Of n. X. Fish x ca.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

Call for . Rarners' Coansy C0nveotisa.
Resolred By the Farmers Protective Union No. that
the time has arrived when ii is prudent to take the prem
mary steps to organize County Onion.
We therefore Issue the following call for Delegate Con
ventou of Practical Farmers and Hortcutsts to meet
at the House. Troy Saturday the 3st of Nay
ct and earnestly urge the farmers OF
neshborhoods that already organized Unions
Clubs immediately in order that every part Of
County may be fully represented The representation
in said Convention shall be follows; Each organized
Farmers Association of whatever shall be entitled
to two Delegates and for every additional twenty
members after the twenty and Delegate for
fractional part of twenty.
Resolved That the publishers Of the different papers
the County be respectfully requested publish the above
call and keep it standing until after the date said Con
veuton A. LARZELERE,
wN SYARcY Pres. Of z. No. I.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
3oeal @atters.


There is pain which the Centam Linimsns vin s's
relieve no swelling IL viii not sabdue. and no hoe.eas
which Il wn not cure This ID srous language hs h is
true where the parts gose its effects are sarvs
Iona II has prodseed Of rhesnafisn nenrai
IN, loek Jaw palsy. sprara. svellinsa catedsresssA
scalds barns saltrheum ache, &C. upon The human
frame and OF strains SPAWN gala &C., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t IL acounterirritant aheallins pain
rrliever Crppes throw their erutches the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the wou
ded are healed without II 10 humbug The re-
cept published around each bottle 10 ceiling - NO
article ever befor. sold and it sells because IL dos just
what IL pretends to do. Those who nov safer fissa
rheumatism pain swelling deserve 70 suffer they will
Linimen More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including frozen Hmbs
tism yout running tumors &C., hsvs been received We
win send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
g.tis to any requesting it. Ono bottle of the yellow
wrapper centaur Lnment worth hundred dollars
for spawned or sweened horses and mules for
worm in sheep Stock niment s worth your
attention No family should be without Cenaur Liunent
J. B. ROSE Co, New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

T The New York Tiibune's financial condition
may be inferred from the fact that it is retrench
ing by cutting from its exchange list papers that
are as much entitled to it if they had paid their
money-they having, by distinct contract, pub
lished it's prospectus in payment for the Daily
Tribune for 1873. We are in that list. But we
shall not complain, as we do not seriously "miss
it at home"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

ATcHIsoN GLoBE.-We have received the pros
pcetus Of the new Republican paper, soon to be
started in Atchison, with the above name. 1t
has ample backing, and promises to be up to the
requirements of the times in every particular.
1t is useless to say there is no call for such Pa
per, and to predict its failure before it is born
the public will decide that question, after trying
-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
For Sale.

VHE improved north quarter of section q township
ii l. range H. Brown County Kansas. This quarter is
ipclosed with . plank fence 50 broken frame
tenant house with never failing stream Of good water.
Price, %, ,OOO-oue thousand cash the balance in one
two three and four years with deed Of trust
the notes. with 10 per cent interest.
WILL ALSO SELL
the aoutheast quarter Of section a. township L.
County y miles fom the city Of White Cloud
Priee 81 O0O-hve hunderd dollars cash. the balance
in one two and three with deed Of trust the
property the back the notes tn hear 10
per cent interest. ]. II. BURNS.
aprl7w4 Boz 4Ol Wheeling West Virginia