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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

Tue PRICE OF TYPE --Messrs. CEo. u.
HOWELL Il Co. announce that they have
Mt their warehouse in New York an a.sort-
OF typo from one of the most celebrated
boundaries in the world, that Of Higgins.
London, England, which they will sell at
20 per cent. discount from the American
scale, when ordered 10 fonts of 100 pounds
md upwards. They also offer to i'm port
large fonts on special orders at n greater
discount from the American scale, and pro-
fe.s to be able to fiji the largest order in
eight weeks from Date Of its receipt in New
Y'rk, They supply sorts in large or small
quantities from their stock on hand in New
York at the American scule rate. They
assert that il the present duty on type shall
De removed, the price of the article, both
OF home aud foreign manufacture, will i'm
mediately fall 10 per cent. below the pros-
ent scale Mrssrs. Geo. L. RowELL &
Co. are known rs conducting the largest
advertising business ever secured by one
house, and are also extensive dealers in
printing material. They are compelled to
import foreign good. because American
founders, governed by close corporation
or ring, keep the price vastly too high, and
at the ne time make il an exception 20
every other species Of merchandise by re-
cogniEing no who!e-.nle prise tho same
amount per pound being charged to the
purchaser of five I'll 'u.and pounds as would
DO paid by him who wants but fifty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

JACKSON SPEEcH.-A correspondent
gives to the HopkinsyilIe Nelc Era the fol.
lowing as speech made by General Jack
son. when he was yet poor backwoods
lawyer IN Tennessee and unknown 10 fame
lie was employed to prosecute a negro
Tor the murder Of another in q 6t of ZEAL
ousy, and bis speech To be jury was the
following paragraph: mo more shall the
voice OF the poor murdered man be heard
IN In the songs of The merry coru-hu.kinss.-
no more shall he pluck the snowy cotton
Dali. No more shall the forest resound
with The echoes of his bunting horn, as with
his dogs he chased the possum aud tho coon.
NO more shall his nimbIe feet keep time to
the music Of the banjo as he patted tuba
and Gu. the pigeon wing. That voice once
go joyful is now hushed 10 death. Those
limbs once so agile are now rigid and still.
Ills body now lies upon the blood stained
turf, With his big toe pointing up to the
blue archsd vault Of heaven"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
School Notice.

TIVE public School In Ronfney having closed.
Il the Trustees would announce to the publis
that the School will he continued by Miss Kate
Steele AS private School. We hope the public
will appreciate the eminent qusli6csisoss asd
past services OF Miss Steele, and give her their
hearty support and encouragement
JAMES SHEET,
q. HARRISON,
Dc. liz. 1872 Trustees.
y. B.-The terms for tuition will be for all
the lower branches and including written Arith-
metic, Geography, Composition, Uistery, aud
Epguish Grammar, 81 per school month, for the
above studies, including Algebra, PHILOSOPHY
Rhetoric and Latin, 50 per noah The aetna
sost Tor fuel will be sPPortionee among N. pa
pills. Dec. III
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States meets in Baltimore
on the 18th of May next. The body will be
composed OF about six hundred delegates, re.
presenting all the Presbyteriss in the United
States, each Presbytsry being Represented by
one ministerial and one lay delegate, aud a
Pfssbytery having more than twsnty-four minis
ters sending double delegation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

30 Sss advertisement Of james Care
ksdsu, E.q., in another column to-day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

Eb The Marshall House, at Alexnau-
dria, Va, where Colonel Ellsworth was
shot, was burned Monday night last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

Ell is said that Washington will con
tain moro people on the 4th Of March than
il ever before held at one Time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

PosTfoNMENr.-The public renting advertised
by JosEPH c. PANCAKE, Esq, on our outer form
to-day, under the caption of next week." to
take place on Tuesday, 4th March" has been
postponed until TUESDAY, the 18th day of
MARCH, 1873, being courr day, when the rent
ing will take place at the Courthouse, in Rom.
ney. FEB. %, 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

1T is said that more stock was carried over
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, last month, than
during any month of the preceding three years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
The Cumberland Daily News,
A MORNING NEWSPAPER.
FRESH, QUICK AM RELLiBLEi

Has CURRENT NEWS or THE DAY. a
reliable record Of local events and choice
reading matter presented in every issue
IgHys s. per annum - SO for six moaths 4.
; 90 Tor three months, or IS cents per month
Can he Obtainsd Of agents 10 al towns in the
vicinity Of Cumberlapd, or Dy addressing
THE DAILY NEWS.
81 Baltimore 81 Cumberland, MI
February q, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

UoRsEs SHIPPED At CLiHKsBURa From the
18th Of January 10 the 18th OF February, there
were 22G horses shipped ut Clsrksburg for the
Eastern markets. The average price paid for
these horses, says the Telegraph, wa, $3.50 each
making an aggregate amount of S2s, $50 paid to
tn. farmers Of linrri1on county for horses in
one month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

Henry Clay once accused John Randolph Of
being an aristocrat In y voice whose shrilI
piercing tones penetrated every ear in the
House, Randolph exclaimed ar man is
known by the company he keeps, the gentleman
who Just sat down is more ofAn aristocrat than
claim 10 ne FOR he spends most of his
Sights in the company OF kings and queens and
knSvcs %
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
Wrsr VrrorsrA UxvFnslry.

Established by ssngress; adopted hy the
State aided by the hene ~oleuce Of individuals
soci,sie, and other Institutions
Five Departments % observation-disclosures,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military aud Engineer
ny. Afro ihocoOgaiy organized Preparatory
Department,
IN Charge Of large Fscui.Y OF accom- plished
scSosars and successful educators
FAtL rrRs begins Sept 4th. Mnte., Deem
Ser ith. Spring March sl,h
Commencement, June 10, 1873
Total expenses fro.n - SO IN $3.50 per wear
Lees io those boarding. in clubs
SEND Tor Catalogue, containing full Particu.
sis, to
ALIEN. MARTIN,
PRESIDENT.
acrgs~rso~r, ". Va, July IA, ls72-iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28


RHGA Dr .Semin al Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, IMPoTENcY, NeRtal and
Hgsicai ihcopdcily, ImPodivicRh 10 Mar
ridge, re ukso COssU NPTION, EPrLLP.
sY and FRS, induced by sclCindnigcpcs or
seTHot sJiraUOgaHce
EEPSicc, ~ scaled eurciope, only 3
c>HN.
The csI,brdied aVikoT, IA his admird-
III, sssoy, c'c0Ily dsmosfrafss IroB, thirty
years' saccesf,A practice, that me alarn-
ing conscg,eHces If scif-aJasc may be radi-
rally curcd lrihOut ME dangerous use 81
iH,e,Rat DledicjHe or ME application ofhs
kRi/e pointing oWt "a B1ode ~ cure at once
simPie, certaiH, amt c6cchoi, by means ~
,ehtch eUery g6eycr mo matter ehGt his can
daiou mag he, may cure himseJ cheoply,
prirafeig, 0nd radically.
eH Thn LectVrc shouh BE- IN ne hands
NJ seery youh anil eCeyy man IN ne land
SeRt, upd|r seal, ~ piain eBretepe, 10
any o8dyess, postpaid, on ycccipt gfsi1 cents,
o. fr0 posf0omps.
Kim, IN. CHircr,ceHs "Narriogs Guide
price 80 ceBn
A,liScm re PuJfisbeYs.
CIAS J G. KLINE& co,
~ BorsyY, ~ T., lost O9ics Box, s $50.
linUsry IL, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

CoLD WEATHER. The thermometer in thi
place on Monday morning last marked degree,
below zero.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

On Friday morning last, the strong wind
loosspsd heavy plank on the superstruclurs Of
itR FsiifoAi Jrijga ct South Branch and threw
IL across the track Immediately ~ front Of an
engine pulling freight train Tha locomotive
struck the plank aud ran oG tie track but, ss
stated 10y the Cumberland NsrS, did no flribsr
damage M 10 was fortunately mosing slowly
aud coming ~ the bridge and 70 ran az on to
the ground Had the engine been going the
other way, it would doubtless have fallen into
the river
SHOW ne a fanily Of intelligent girls and
boys and We will show you house STORED With
newspapers and periodicals
Any young miss would rather have her
corset tight than her 'feer."
West yirginia cast CT ,3il votes at the Pres
identiNl election 10 November last.
-"Iheresa woman At the bottom ol every
mischief, sa'd Joe. YES" replied Charley.
whom used 10 get into mischief, ~ mother
was At The bottom Or me-
Don barkbite ysur ueizhbor. in the pres.
snc0 ofthoss who viii carry what you say 10
them, or better still, don say uppIeasant things
about them At all.
eFCol. Nosby declines to accept Fed
cral patronage
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

1t appears that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company has increased the toll on csal
five cents per ton, making the rate per ton from
Cumberland 10 Georgetown, 10y that route fifty
one cents insiead Of forty six cents as heretofore
Tho increase has been ratified by the board OF
public works Of Maryland, and by the stock hold
ers ut their meeting at Annapolis on Tuesday of
last week The object ID to improve facilities
for transportation and wharfage aud ut the
Same time reduce the debt OF the company.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

Tux oRoGRkss or TuR Revival DIR Rosgsr
is still with us, and breaches nightly of the Brad
dock street church. The interest 10 unsbsted
On Tuesday night, the revival seemed - take q
fresh lease, and there were present at The NOV rn-
er's' bench twenty-five pcnitents. The number
of con versions up TO Tuesday night numbered
332. ON last Sunday, although the weather was
very inclemcnt, the church wss filled bv = large
congregation. Seventeen persons united them
selves in full fellow ship with the church On
Tuesday night some thirteen more were added
thus making over two hundred persons who have
joined the church since the beginnipg Of Tie re-
ViVal This 10 a great york for Winchester and
10 perhaps the greatest and most remarkable re-
hgious awakening ever witnessed in Winchester.
1t is really grand and stirring sight to eater
the Braddock street church during the proQrsss
Of \ meeting. Every available seat in the house
10 filed, and the singing sounds like triumph
ant song Of victorious army. Few persons
can attend these meetings and not be stirred
DR. Rosser is interchangeable in his work. and ia
always 1T his post Of duty. lie has able help
ers in the pastor OF the church, Rev Mr. Carson
and Rev Norval Wilson, although beyond three
score and ten is regularly in his place The
local PREACHERS are also active, and have render
ed very efficient aid during the revival. It ia
difficult TO say when the meetings will end.
Yet there i' no indication Of their tagging.
The interest is not confined TO one class alone Of
our people, but all seem 10 partake in the feel
ing The solid men Of the community are in
the movement, nad nightly present themselves
At the altar Winoh,s'rr N,trI, F5b. 81.
ESiGious. Rev Tr. Marquis, Of Baltimors
city, has been preaching hgbty during the
week at the Loudoun ST Prc,byieras ChurcE,
to large and attentive congregations. During
The contiuuapce Of The meetings at this church
some thirty new members have been added TO
he congregation ID.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored.

.Just Pabiished, "a nsN edi-
Gon n DIR Culvsrwsll's
Celebrated Essay on hs
radical cure fioiihout me-
dtcHe) If SPERMATOR-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
M A z 2 L z w DIRK s
II l. MO ED
NJ. j. SM EENER g. SON.

HAEE removed their Marble Works to their
4 1 New Building, Nos 10 K IL North Centre
Street, adjoining the Post Office. They have a
lai 80 aud beautiful stock Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

u another column We publish the advertise
"ept of The BcaIl Foundry asd Machine Co
Wv " MckAiG h son, 81 Cumberland The
'rm BE- reliable, and can supply q want felt 10
'as section, therefore any article needed in
..,.r line will be- furnished, no doubt ~ much
''ler prices Than can be- Obtained ia the cities,
4Hr SnryiyDoAH Vauvy FARQga Wa have
received 'he first number or lbis paper. published
e A'rFnaOurg, hv Nc7sg George T. 6T.H.
""'o'7 u Is printed M folio aud is quite =
H''i ruop-t'icn Price s -o per year.
The Winchts'sr Nrts says tha, thc snovs
"''e brought The Yheat on, finely .u that section.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

January IL, ls7l.-,f.
, 1873-06-16

REMOVAL OF a DAME,
The Fifth National Bank has removed from
Its old curriers' to its new ono, on tho northwest
corner OF LRSallo aud Washington atreetg. Tie
bank Inns arranged to increase its capital to
ts10, 900 and aurpluA to $1,000 On July !.
LATEBT. .......
NEW TonK, juno 14.-There %aa no change In money
to-day. and call loans wcrn easy at to per cent.
Gold was heavy and lower, declining from 117 to no
At tho coRc huwoyGr tho nnrket steady. and loft
on at't1gA@l1GH. tho rates raid for carrying wero
AZ, ~, and per cent and fiat for borrowing.
foreign exchanges woro hrn, but 'thoro was very
pauke1s sixtydays' sterling could not DO bought st
tho close ut log, and tho quotations 100 11e to
l02.k. Good to primo sIGht bills are Quosea at ITO
to ll0,k.
C,A:on,s rocctpts to-day, $2o3,d42.. Olearanccs,
$8049 N. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out $464 900
on account Of interest and In REDEMPTION Of $40
bonds.
Government bonds wero lower. Tho offerings were
very small, and did not satisfy tho demand.
Static bonds were very steady o. about nominal
prices.
Thero was a less active buainess In stocks than on
yesterday. Thia was particularly truo Of tho after
noon, when tho nnrhot waa very dull. Afer tho no-
mentary decline at tho opening prices moved up rap
idly, aud for time speculation wps active 1t an nd
vanee Of ~ per cent In st. Paul common, and m
average improvement III the remainder Of tho List Of
tbout Y per cent. Towards nidday there was .
weaker feeling again. which continued in few cases
until the cloae of business.
Stnritnp. 1N21L
, 1873-06-16
REAL ESTATE.

There has scarcely been so dull time In real
estate business in the last three years ns at preH-
ont. There is no special reason for this except
hat it is tho necessary reaction from the foyer
Of speculative activity Of two months or 80 ago.
Speculation in real estate, like speculation In
everything olso vibrates between the two
extremes Of feverish activity On tho one hand,
and reaction On tho other, The decline In tho
volume OF real estate business Ia duo simply to
tho temporary elimination Of the speculative
element. After while it viii revive. and the
activity will probably be greater because It
paused. Thoro is still an active
business In tho sale OF cheap lots
for actual occupation. Tho increasing cheap
nosa of building is inducing many persons to
buy ground and build lomes now, who could not
hayo done 80 ut the prices Of last year. With
brick at 96 por Thousand and bricklayora' wages
ut 80 per day now, against $12 to s15 per thou
sand and 81 per day for bricklayers at
this time last year, it must DO apparent
that the cost OF building has beon
greatly reduced, It would probably not bo un-
reasonable to estimate that tho average coat OF
good medium aud flrat-class brick and stone-
front dwellings has been reduced 20 per cont
since last summer. Brick are likely to continue
cheap. Tho unusual demand Tor them last
summer induced the establishment of many
largo yards aud tho uso Of i'm
proved machinery. Last yoar'a profits
OF tho proprletors Of these arc Invested to q
great exteut in tho machinery, tools, and 1oca~
uona. When machinery Of this kind stops or
has to bs moved it deprociatos in value, and to
prevent this tho briok-makerH will keep to work.
TheBo circumstances are influencing tho owners
Of good deal Of inside business property
TO build It up now, Notwithstanding tho prosent
surpus Of stores and otllceH. Tho time, will
come when thoy will all be wanted, and, even II
1t sh ould be longer coming than many expect,
the saving in building now, as compared
to say two ycara from now, when
nn tho ntores and Offices now
unocouplod will bo Alled up and the demand for
more would have y tendency to increase the cost
OF building, would amount to more than tho
two years rent. even 1t the budinga erected thts
summer should remain entiroly ompty during
tho int eryening lmo. 1t was to be expect
cd that In tho ruAh and competition
OF building last summer tho cost would be great
w increased, and that thore would be a su1plus
OF I'm occupied storos and ofllcos now. Tho atrug-
gle to rebuild as quickly ~ possible WAS, how
ever, mado necessary by the competition be-
tween ownorn Of proporty In different
parts OF tho business quarter, to Co.
cnre the location Of particular classes Of
trade, and tho result has proved that this was
the boat policy. Business has gravlsated back
10 nearly the aamo locations occupied before tho
, 1873-06-16

to yoar old asecrs, Averaging 1900 to .oax =.
osd n;y formed '''''
afecrs averaging 100 10 1,250 tia. 5.35@6.60
Medium tiradca-bteers In fair hesls, nvor-
aging $50 to 400 Ihs, 5.006.24
Bneltora stoch-Coinmon to fair steers,
and good to oxtra COWS, for city
eenghtcr averaane 200 to lido tts, ....., osos47d
Stock Cattlo-Comnlon catslo, in focent
aenl, averaging 100 to 1850 liz go0@475
Inforior-Llght aud thin cows holfors,
angs, l,ua, MD scaflnwng atoors. .... 3oosa2s
Catt!e-Ie1a8, Northorl Wntcrcd. 176{@6f0
'QattfoTexas, through droYcs ............ a00a3r0
1IOGB-With supply Of Ittto moro than half 10
hny hogs a. arrived during 1aHt woo, tho market hla
recovered from Tho extretna tMltneaH and depresson
then prevntcnt. with avornge dntly Of lcfH
tan G000 toad, eollorH enabled to keep tho pcna
cleared OF stock, and tindor atoady strong demand
tluoyant tono has pcrvadod tho market from
tho 0poniug to tho ctoao, rrfcca hava gradually
workod upward from dAy 10 dny, until NO now lnd
them fully 60@G5o higher than on Saturday last, Is
@60c hfghor han Tho lowest point renchcd last week.
To-day thu market opened 0otivs and firm, and Lc-
foro noon had advanced good 20c, compared With
sesterday's quotations, prices going to $4.609b00,
wheco they wore thoroughly htistancd 70 tho
o'oso. buyers competed hrtakly for tho Offer
lnH', nnn tho entire sppy-consianB Of about 600
Has readily absorbed at $45o46s for poor 10 CONS
mon; u $4.7o@4.80 for medium, anta st $4.Bt@5.00
for good to choice. Whcthor not tlIeso relatively
higher prices alla! bo auHtanod o! course, chiefly do
nenas upon tho caractor of tho anrry. Ihoro Ia
you'd be takcn advantage of By buyers to force de-
clinS ind We'tern shippora porhnps not do bet
tor than to koop this fnct In Wow. Among to-day.F
trhn9ACti0ua were tho following.
, 1873-06-16


Tho announcement by advertisement this
morning, that 2s,3G0 bu Of No. corn in tic
Northwestern Elevator had become hot, seemed
to take commercial mon by surprise, Many
operators have talked as II they woro afraid Of
1t; but the probabilities aro, that no ono ex-
poctad that tho corn inspected rs No. 2 under
tho new regime would got out OF condition. II
10 duo to oil partlen concerned to call Intention
to the fact that tile amounts and dates Of tho
adTortiaed receipts show that tho corn IN
question waa received from canal at the
worry time 10 much hubbub was raised
about the rtgldity Of our grain inspection. It
seemB probable TINT the inspectors woro notno.
what troubled In spirit at the hullnbaloo, aud
unwittfngly, or unwilllnglY, toned down their
inspection to suit the olhmorora. Tho result is
botore u.s. It shows that the inspectors wero all
right 1t they had boon let alone, and 1t certainly
provaa that they arc not to hlaua for other than
the lack Of sufficient amount Of baokbouo, It
may not bo out Of place to suggest that a moot
Ing be called Of parties Interested to dooare that
there shau be no auoh thing ~ hot corn within
the State Of Illinois. Such proceeding would
bo equally sensible ~ organized faillt-Andlng bo-
cause rejected corn has been SO graded BY tho
Inspectors.
Ne need only add that thore ia nothing to
show that our railroad corn Ia IN any danger OF
becoming hoatsd. II ts sound now. and will
probably continue 90.
THE yEssE1 4dENTH,
Our remarks thla morning On tho association
, 1873-06-16
fro only that tlo business district is larger than

II WaB tWo yehrb hBo.
Tho ohoapnoss Of building will also probably
| atl1n'lato tho improvement Of moro than tho
usual extont Of inBldo rosidonco property this
summer. Ronts for good medium claaa Of
dwellings aro still rory high, and, unless
thero Is largo amount Of building, will continue
80. but even II there should DO twice az much
building In this limo as appears to DO projected
now, thore iB loss danger Of dwellings, remaln-
Ing vacant than stores or oflloos. Thoro Ia al-
ways somebody, In o city like this, to OCCUPY
evory dwelling at GONE ratio Of rcnt. Tho in
orcaso tn tho number Of houses to ront sooma to
induce m inoroaao Of tonanta. and. In fact, docs
draw strangers from othet Alacos who would
otherwise bo deferred from comiug by the high
rents.
safes Of houaoa and lots Of from $4,000 to
10000, have boon quito aotivo. Aero property
firm. Thoro Ia considerable inquiry for property
In tho region Of Brighton, and also south Of 1t,
on account Of tho now bus limos, and Alr. MoOor-
mick q reapor-faotory, and other manufacturing
intorosts In that direction.
Property on tho line Of the Chicago d Pacific
Railroad, and Chicago st. Paul Iailrond has
advanced during tho last year quito rapidly. md
nude In the rogion Of Wiokor Park. hlesHrs. A..
b L. B. Pierro have ereoted twenty ,two-story
franc dwelling on thoir addition near Nil
Wankoe ayenuo. Tho pavement On this aven,lo
- ~" pol'6 iAos AAo 'ue e@'S WILL eooAA *o11 w
NoTsh avenno. .,, ..u,,. ~.
Olaske, LGyInn q o9. noia ~ auu1lu4 ~, On slo
eIouna a. nyoo fara' ~. ;e. Mdsyinr t,..
io1a nH s.saatea ootMoom ~ aWu Wa1,ing
nsn ri 4Aa' a.ata1 na - niaE
ten ssreo.; ao su9A sses an9ss ~ ,.4 " ~ w.,
!oo.to m1lou - ~ ssosabo ~ ae1s sna @ @oo ~.
Evory lot aold Was bona-Ado sale, the parties
nnfonaalg aaslng M nsat W." a eau Tho
property waa arst~olnss, and those 'nyoat- ,a't
Mg naTo TO oouns ~ ,,;,' aohU a9so ,fror W.T. nt
Moesla. OarAo AaYso ~; W.. al99 ~ a,an N
phnn9 aucuon VI tny kaoona, ast,i Iuno 20. a. 10y
oclooA F. u, tuv o..oSo too'aTso M ~ ao..s',
noss ps9'P"sy es'u1.aa mtt. W araoa asn,a,a
nv nDulosa @na n ,,orioa fro,3, aso
lno - ao5 Ptopeliy " ann, s,t,,stn {"nn1 In,n"o
s3 % or nsos an ~ o r. norh TS,e nro,,.
oLnson Aae Ass. wy H;a .,sa
WY - nt; shs oos @ at;no rnsoai.',. f. ;a'
apou, % 1nasasu a pA..n ~
anonIu oAano4ns ING "o'o1s4'en4oa1 ~ s@no'noA
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public auction on tho ground tho rpnl cstato OF