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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

The want Of employment is great
source Of evil, but not the most prolific
one Ingenuity is improved by constant
activity, and the idler is rarely active.
He may be drone-a dead weight up
on society, but the really idle man is
seldom mischievous one. 1t is the
want of proper employment that makes
mischievous boys and wicked men.
In "Satan" we have no abiding faith,
save that the name is symbolical of
evil. We do not believe he goes about
like roaring lion, seeking whom he
may dovour, because his noise would
at once alarm his prey. We only be.
lieve that evil is personiied in his
name. Then away with all this hum
bug about being tempted by Saton.
1t is the evil of our own hearts that
tempts rs, and when we yield to temp.
tatlon, it is not to an outward, but to an
inward foe.
Our lives are either what we make
them, or else they were fixed by the
eternal hand of Fate from the beginning
Of time 1t matters little which horn
Of the dilemma we choose, since all will
admit that there is responsibility some
where, and all will agree thac man has
duty to perform both with respect to
himself and to his fellow man. All
will agree that men and women should
work together to secure the best morals.
the most intelligence and the greatest
good to society everywhere.
To this end, then, it becomes us to
devote a few thoughts occasionally in
order that we may concentrate action.
Much can be done individually, but
more can be done collectively. Hence
the Importance Of SCHOOLS. churches and
various other combinations in society.
All tend to moral Improvement or to
moral ruin The difficulty lies in dis
criminating-in determining the evil
from the good.
But there is general standard of
recognition which meets the approba
ton of the majority There is another
standard which many recognize, the
character of which may be doubtful
IL is found with the devotees Of social
pleasure, and the important question
arises, where shall the line be drawn?
Reader-mark well that line and
place Yourself upon the side which in
sures the greatest amount of happiness
here, and hereafter. Most assuredly
the choice is not a difficult one to
make. The history Of the whole world
is before you-living witnesses sur
round you on eveay hand, and now
when you clearly behold the right, why
should you the wrong pursue? 1t will
avail you nothing to lay the burden of
your sins to Satan, since you must suf-
fer the consequences of your own acts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

TIE experiment of sinking series
Of artesian wells along the line of the
Union Pacific hailroad is proving a sue
cess. The railroad company has already
successfully sunk six Of these wells.
which are flowing copiously. There is
one we'll in every los miles along the
entire line. The depths range from j.
600 to ll45 feet, and the bore is six
inches in diameter. This demonstrated
success of artesiau wells is the solution
of the problem Of water supply and
the eventual irrigation and develop.
ment Of the now sterile and desort.like
great Western plains The quality of
the water obtained is about the same as
that Of the wells at Omaha, containing
in solution alkaline salts, soda. magnesia
and lime but not sufficient in quantity
to render il unwholesome.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

on MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS.
Takes pictures e al kinds IL the bes,
style OF the ART az law rates. Those wish
ing good pictures can get them at Mrs
Pingrey's Gallery Give her call. fbtf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
Millinery And Dress Making.
NJ +. T.. UEASIEy

"I'o y. u, II EANIEk
Having removed her Millinery Store 70
the building solth of s. Nelson's shoe
Store. on Main street, would invite the
ladies Of river Falls and vicinity to call
ana see her stock. She keeps a general
assortment of
L4DfES FE-RYLSHIEG GOGBS
will cut, fl and make dresses, also trim
and make hats and bonnets in the mtest
styles. Charges reasonable.
Mrs lieasley is also agent for the Victor
Sewing Machine which she recommends
MS one Of the best sewing machines in use.
Before buying call and sire them none
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12
8on IaD tito Gctn.
s 5.

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mes 8ttttg bat bic I'M lebten SpGtiabr
bon tbmt ibertommene 9fe0afttom Der
,Weftlt6en Yoit" IN st. 2outS beretts
tpieDer nteoer9elegt, UNI et11en nel1ett Wtr>
fung5fretS i'm Often Gam ser y9tetp gorz
fer Staats5ettung"O an3utreten. Die
gWeItl. BDit" iagt BON tbu1: y~ltnIere &ez
1er, bic am belten tpilIen, mas mir on
!6errn Gtttig belaBen, 1perDen oaS Sc
bd1ern Derlte9e1 uno t6eileu, pomtt tDtr
6ieIen in btelfa6er 8e5tebung fir ultS ge@
raoe3m n1eriebli6en 8erlult an5u3etgen
Baben."
- Die 8auern BON Mc2ean
GpuntD, SIl., BADEN iebt in 8loomz
tnoton lire aus alien Sbeilen beS Gount1
G6eiltpeife audi 0 Qlrbetteru) bei6i6te
GountDconpentiou a%b9eDalten. Die in
bte1er @Dnbentton altgeno1ln1eltert trdftt>
gen 8el6liiie beiagen I'M gSelentlt9en
Solgenbes: @dnSlt9e 2OSiagung BON
Sen bts6ertgen 8arteien, Die StDar IN tb@
rer Otaile ebrltd) ltno, aber inter Der
Spntrole BON NemteriG9eri1 nl1o p0lttt7
f6en Spefula1ten iteben, BON 0ete11 feline
tptrtlt6e 9tetorm 5l erlparten lit. Qdrltnt
g1otDme1Otgfeit elmer netet Orgn1iia>
tior, Die hermit bon ben 8aler1 uito
9lrbeitern ouf @runO folgenber SCRIBE
rungen erri6tet tptrO: l., Sous Ser e6rz
Ii6en, pro0u3iren0en Qlrbcit nn6 alter i6>
rer 3tpeige 9eget Die I1ebergriTfe 6eS
drDBen R%apttQlS. g., @lei9eS &edt fir
NQe, 8orre6te fit Getnc1t. g., @ontroue
BON Seite1 Der BuloeSz ulo StaatSgc7
iebae6unq il6er Gilen6aDnen ltnO iiber
ale an0eren Gorporationen. f., Sin
Heperuez3arif, a6er fetn Eartf 3ltr I'm
terftiibung bon ipe3teQen Sntereien. s.,
Oppoiition ge8en SalairotebitdDle nnO
ale arDeten GegierungS>O tebereter. g.,
6trcnge SparIamfett III allen 9epartez
ments bes 0ffentlt6eu 9ienfteS. l.,
Seine k2anobemiltgultgen an Gtlen1
babuen pber aHbere @orpOrattOnert, lonz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-12

fanrer 9ntterzO tai6inen aufge6a:gene
BON prd6tt9em Oberli6te beles0tete
Wfeiiteriperf bes Gincinnatier S11lba6
9eOeuten Iou, nnb freut fi6 ,,po, Sitnft7
iers 91no ret5pou gebtloet" 3, befpltll7
bern, mas III 8irfli6fett 5u chen, ila7
mettit6 TN 6o6iommer, idir ner m
tenO lein miiBte. Il. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04
How to Beaulify the Complexion.
Geo. v. Laird'S BLOOM Of Youth
BEWARE of CoryTEHFEITs,

Ask your druggist for Geo. W. Lair,.'s "Bloom OF
Youth" The genuine has the United States reve-
nue. stamp engraved on the front label and the
name, &c. W. Laird" blown in the glass the
back OF every bottle Sold by all druggists and fam
good. dealers. iune2 LIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04

TE7 en- AGENTS profits per week. Will
DO IOU prove it or forfeit $500 New articles
just patented. Samples sent free to ALL Address
W. Ii. CHIDESTEK, POI Broadway, y. Y.
iunel2tiW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04
STATE OF fsAENE,
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
STATE OF MAINE, LAND OFFICE,

SiAIE OF MAINE, LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, May "a, 1873.
NJ Office Is Aercby given that the following town
~ ships or tracts of land, situate in the county
of Franklin, set apart for sale under the provisions
OF the Revised Statutes, Chapter ,, Sccaon as, will
be sold agrceably to the direction OF the Governor
and Council, on Monday, the lirst day of Septem.
Der next at II O'Clock, noon, at the Land Onice in
Bangor, by sealed proposals. To be received at any
time previous to said time Of sale, proposals to
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price is paid into the Land Office with the proposa al
The following is list of the lands to be sold as
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each VIZ
Township number Three in Bange Five, west of
Bingham's kennebec Purchase, the minimum price
fixed being p cents per acre
All that part oftownship No Three, Range Six.
lying within the limits of the State the miaimum
price fixed therefor being % cents per acre.
All that part OF township number Two, in Range
Seven lying within the limits OF the state the min
imum price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment to be made as follows, viz: One-third
of the purchase money in cash. including the ten
per cent of the minimum price deposited and the
balls nee by notes for three equal sums, payable an
nually, in one, two and three years, Respectively,
with interest and bond with sufficient surety for
the payment of fair stumpage of all timber 10 be
cut thereon, to be applied to the payment of the
notes. Deeds TO be conditional, in the usual form
of State deeds.
PARKER u. BUULELGH,
maS@'-lNWt3eptl Land agent.
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WORKING ClASS4MscAaKMEs Wee * sa anMArE

Respectable employment at home, day or evening;
no capital required; full instructions and valuable
package of goods sent free by mail. Address, with
six cent return stamp, II. YOUNG y CO., l13 Green.
wch ST., n. Y. junel24w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07
ALEXANDRIA.

ExcHANeRs OF REAL EsTArB.-The follow
ing were ne exchanges Of real estate in the city
Lot on east side of Fairfax street, 81 feet inches
T. Pitts, GOO: house. and lot on north sids s Of
King street between Royal and Pi streets, 10 feet
wife, to R. II simpson SEQ; house and lot on Royai
street 81 feet inches south Of Wolfe street Is feet
liners as to s. 4 Ch1Toh%a s.a 500; ios on
P sas OF 959nScS street between g. Assph and
w ss street % feet inches east Of Fairfax street
sG SShp s. Stone sS 10. on vest .ids q Parick
feet IL inches, belonging to j T. Johuson ct al to
SGna mskes, Jr 500 lot on west side Of West
feet, belonging to W. c. Yeaton, to trustees Shiloh
slPst pSharee 5 SQUARE Of ground bounded
Seeson and Beach, commissioners to T. Francis,
l,4oS 81; lot on southwest corner Alfred and Pen,
and wife, to Elijah ihers $50; lot on east side
OF Fairfax street, q feet south of Franklin street
feet south Of FrankiS, BY e feet LOT on e.
side Of Franklin street, by % feet, Belonging TO
north side Commerce street, between PSyna p' and nd
sosiz s ans x Is by e 9s 6elc9gs e
street IS feet By rs ii inches chez Sf bennS o.
house and lot on west side Of st AsapR .tpsst
feet south of Ghbon street IS feet inches, BY IL,
SCI SEA inches, Caroline TurleY to John a. seaoD
JACKSON, THE MURDERER.-Unless jackson
pc reprieved to- morrow will be the last Sunday
ne VIII spend on earth. Strong petitions have
been forwarded to Richmond for an abatement
In the rigor of the sentence, but they have not
yet been considered, in consequence of the
absence of the Governor, who, however, has
now returned to that city, and an answer to
them may soon be expected. Should thew prove
availing, the condemned will be hung on
Friday next.
PRESIDING OFFICRRs-The board of alder
men to-day elected Samuel Fl. Janney, esq.,, to
PRESIDE over the deliberations of that body and
the common council have reelected Geo. r.
Shinn, esq, president.
AN CNGRATBFUL THEA man named
John Wopple, who lives three miles beyond
Fairfax G. H., reported at police headquarters
last night that q man named Josiah Kenrick
mailing from Washington, and to whom he had
given dinner yesterday, had robbed his cabin
or $50 and two suits of clothes, while he was
harvesting in field a short distance off,
Gazette, 9Th instant.
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GEORIETOWN.

provemep' .ATk.-Owing to the recent i'm
ings on - Of streets, together with the build
Aists". ana eae Isospees .. n ~ n
Grs .a-l lay the gress o. s., q. :,
lat ais brought into use, and the add taou...
street railroad connection with Washiuxton,
there lie an increased demand for Georgetown
property, and several prominent capitalists are
quietly buying up all the most valuable resi-
dences and vacant lots.
RlvRR -NEws.-The steamers Columbia and
Georgeana have arrived from Baltimore, with
miecellaneous cargoee, and the LADY Of the
Lake has cleared for Norfolk with hour and
general merchandise. On s|I.T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

"A HORRIBLE OUTRAGE UPON CHILD
Thursday night, between and 10 O'clock. a
horrible outrage was perpetrated by low char
acter, VIM McCabe, aged about 40 years and
employed as wharf hand, upon the person of
little girl, named Elizabeth II. A. BuckIer
OF the tender age of years and months. The
mother OF the child resides on Lancaster street,
near Ann street, and the fact of her absence at
market was known to McCabe, who seized the
little one as she sat on the steps of her home,
and ran with her down the nearest alley, where
he accomplished his hellish purpose. The mo-
Their made complaint at the eastern station
house as soon as she became aware of the out
rage, and McCabe was at once arrested. Dr. j.
NJ Sullivan was called to attend the victim of
british lust, and found that she was much in
jured. McCabe was committed to iaiI for the
action of the grand jury, and the code fixes his
punishment by death upon the gallows.-BaH
Gazette, 5th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

A TERRIBLE DOMESTIC kRAGRDY.-A very
sad story comes to us from North Carolina A
young widow named Mrs. Murray, residing at
Cedar Grove, Orange county, in that state.
ended her own life on the 28th ult with a skein
or yarn. She had tenant living on her farm
handsome man, whom she loved 'not wisely
but too we'll" although he had a wife of his
neighborhood were telling the melancholy story
IRON house to house. and the poor widow over
whelmed with shame, found life insupportsble
FIRST there was crime, scarcely second to
murder, and then remorse at the deed drove
the unhappy woman to her own destruction.
On last Saturday, might she sent one of her ser
wants to the house of her late husbands father
get her children. When the servant returned
he found the lifeless body of his mistress sus-
pended from an iron ring in the ceiling by a
skeih OF yarn. The handsome young farmer
has left for parts unknown, and public Indigna-
tlon Is venting itself on the physician who CON
niyed at the abortion
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.

- BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
al Court OF the District Of Columbia, on the 18th
court wherein Gray Payne and Others are COMPLAIN
ants, Athey and others defendants, numbered Sis
on Cubic s !se U docket Of :sd win Offer
day OF July, 1873, at the hour of O'CLOCK in the AZ
ternoon, the foil swing described property All that
section of Beatty & Hawkins addition 10 George
town, the side of Fsyette street and rnnnino
south !2feet then west 40 feet, per deed dated
folio 44S, to George Athey. Alse all that part of
Lot numbered 100 in Beall's addition, fronting 32h
feet on the south side Of Gay and I2o feet on
ls22 from Eli Williams. Sale TO Commence with
this rroperty.l Alse, part Of Lot numbered lsS in
east corner of Green and Dumbartan streets Ia
running east 80 feet then south so feet tben west
o. feet then north 10 feet; then 30 feet: then
n o ~ reg 70 the beginning as per deed dated
IOth April, lSH, with the two-story Brick building
upon the same.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue of the pur-
chase money IN ana IL months, the purchaser Civ
ing his notes. bearing interest from the day of sale
or the whole Of the purchase money may be paid
within five days from the day Of sale. On payment
OF the whole purchase money the undersigned will
convey the title to the purchaser. free clear and
discharged Of all claim Of the parties to said cause
AL conveyancing at the cost q the purchaser.
jyI-IOt THOMAS DoWIISGi hnc..
THE FALL BUSH is COMING.
my work. So, ladies and gents, bring in your Fall
and inter Goods at once thus, by avoiding the nm
ayoidable delay in the execution Of orders during
fall, your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed
and carefully kept for six months, II desired.
Charges moderate. Terms invariably O. Cd.
W. HI. WHEATLEY,
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIN6 AND SCOpg
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
40 Jefferson Street; Georgetown, D. O.
0mce open Irem u m: until sunset. iel0-tr
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Two DEATH WARRANTs-Thes sad dutv of
reading the death warrant to james West, the
colored man recently convicted of murder In
the criminal court, was performed by Sheriff
Kane on Saturday last. The warrant desig
mates Friday, the ed of August, as the fatal
day. On the same day Sheriff Robinson, OF
Baltimore county, read the death warrant to
the colored man, Palmer convicted a few DAYS
since. The day assigned for this execution is
the same as in the case of West Bait. Ameri-
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

SUNDAY SHAvING.-In the case Of nineteen
BARRIERS brought before him, Justice White, OF
Richmond, Va, has decided that shaving on
Sunday has become necessity by long usage
and public opinion, and Is an adjunct to that
proper cleanliness--which Is next to gOdliness-
that is necessary for the proper attendance
upon the church services and due obser vance
of the Sabbath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07
"a female fire company s1tinguishes


CONGREGATIONS In Lewisburg, Pa.
- Ex- Congressman Ashley, Of Ohio, Is
manufacturing steel. nF- r.sl0l
UA Greeley, COL, farmer win put wheels ON
his grasshoppers, and NOW with them. = :
- Potato bugs In Indiana are subject to
sunstroke.
~The last step which gentle woman has
taken on masculine ground, IL the election of q
young lady as life member OF Hose Company
No. 4, of Schenectady. ""
~The Spanish government have taken
vigorous measures TO prevent . declaration OF
Independence which the irreconcilables were
intending to issue at Barcelona.
@During severe storm which passed over
portion of Sussex county, Va, last week, Mr.
Thompson, worthy farmer, while blowing in
an open field, was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed.
S"Cannot something be done to prevent
young ladies from being insulted on our streets
at night?" asks q Cincinnati paper. There
can. just have the girls mother tuck her into
her little bed about So'clock in the evening and
lock the door on her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

KILLED BY FALL FROM A BALLOoN.-Prof.
Latontaine, of Brooklyn, Mich, was instantly
killed at Ionia on the 4th by falling from a
balloon. He had assembled 500 or 600 feet when
the balloon collapsed. The ropes passed from
under the basket, and the professor came down,
striking the ground about one hundred feet
from where he assembled to the horror of ten
dashed to pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

WoMEs's RAID ON LIQUOR SALooNs-The
ladies Of Remington, Ind, made raid on the
saloons there last week for the benefit of the
families of few habitual drunkards. They
proceeded in body, armed with hatchets, to
L: Ford's saloon, which they entered, and COM
pletely cleaned 1t Of all intoxicating liquors,
not leaving barrel or bottle unemptied. From
there they marched to the Fountain saloon,
and partly destroyed his stock, when he prom
ised 10 clear out in thirty days and never sell
another drop In the place.-Cincinaati Commer-
NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

SALES OF VIRGINIA LAND.-Mr. Powell
Harrison, commissioner, sold last Saturday in
the case of Calender VS.. Elder, 21I acres of
land at s16 per acre, to ID. W. c. Calender j.
l.. Rmker, auctioneer. Messrs. holland and
Foster, commissioners, sold on Tuesday last, to
Mr.. f. l.. Palmer, II acres of the Harrison
Cross farm at 1915 per acre.-Lees6urg (Va.)
Wdskinotoridn. ' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

A CHILD MURDKRER.-In South Acton, Mas
sachusetts, on the PoIr.h of July, Geo Curtis.
lad of eight years, entieed boy named Lane
aged three years, into the woods, and there bea
him with club In a most shocking manner
leaving him insensible He was soon discovered
but died OF his injuries twenty four hours after
The murderer fed, but was arrested in Cam
bridpa-
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Investment Bonds.


Tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company HAVING
determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, and thereafter to pay no higher rate of in
terest than per cent further issues Of its bonds
me limited Remainder Of the $40 loan is sotc
onns dssposed Of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment Of the Company lands ct 1 O., they are
In constant and increasing demand for this purpose
and will continue to be after the loan is cosed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attract
iveness Is IN Investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles Of It's road
ppn ana In opsratfon including the entire Eastern
DIVISION, connecting Lake Superior and the nayiga.
ton Of the Missouri river; 1t hes earned title IN
nearly Zen Million acres Of its hand Grant ana
saiss Of lands have thur far averaged sss6 per acre
An mArks table securities ere received In exch.n,e
for Northern Psciacs. RI ~
~ yAY COOKE q co.
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Voakhnd, California, has had two cases o

~Oakland, California, has had two cases of
chiid-stealing.
VCincinnati wants TO change her big police
men for men who can chase thief three blocks
without having TO sit down four times to rest
- Prusian sharpshooters are practicing
with the rife. Swiftly swimm ming blsdders with
fatigue caps are shot at as imaginary French
men seeking revenge for Sedan.
=, @NotwitAstanding newspaper assertions to
the contrary, General Beauregard affirms that
he did propose political union of An parties
and persons In Louisiana.
DLastweek twenty opponents ofthe revenue
law, killed Ledford, a deputy United States
Marshal, and carried OF Ray, another deputy,
in Union county, Ga.
~Some Pittsburg boys made q raid on a
clergyman's strawberry bed, and one OF them
dropped a gold watch, which the minister is
now wearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07
CITY ITEMS.

CESAR covered his bald head and grew hair
with laurel crown. Ayers Hair VIqor covers
grey heads with the still more welcome locks of
youth. NV few
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GEoRGEroWy lDvHRfYsKHfNTs.
n~THI REPUBLIcINULUB q tAe rHISp
IA pIsrkIor' VII %'ss fvEs sfsF h 3
o'clock ,on business Of ishSostsses. ',t. e :
". n wucox W. n BANKER, President.
~'"ALCo&, Secretary. go jys-st
pr THoe. BOWLING. Aacti0nssr; ssorsssovn
qua xpIAxs sALr o. yALuABsr RIAL
hRsIhLE p SEoaskI0wE, .. 9, J. q,

- By virtue q dscrss q The Supreme 0osr: Of
tsfm Pros..s Jurisasesi.n n..sS % the Is Ssy
ofyult, D., lGs, and duly rstiAeA b. sne ssa
CO ss q. ;ss & ~
= sTtrdan Tor the minor h.is IA e aesns Tor TIE
~ s HsssSisA ss gs;
July 1888 the following Described real estate,
ssa e No e. .sdsos sesnnins 4 ne
dirtance Of $50 feet from the Of 6sngrees
q s soas
70 fest; thence east 80 feet; and tssnce north Id
H.s, The se si ssf Il 10, No o. i. Be.n. adj
Sp ses q :. sns q O feet west from
the ss Of sss sns ss.
feet south I'D feet; east 80 feet and thence north
Also: ie. No ., in the western addition to George
town. O., besisn ming at the end Of the third line
ery parallel with Prospect street % feet: ID nee
srae Senss sas tres to
me Ths Last described lot TO be sold .;
Ss at hour 81 Dcoc and the two ''
;, Terms Of SALE prescribed 81 the decree; One.
sgu paynens six and twelve months from day DAY
or f hSIs S ,s Or to give his
terest from day of sale at per cent. per annum,
500 to be paid down at time OF sale Cd each lot sold
day SALE BE- " Tss.nsS S' aa
all the purchase money is paid II the purchaser OF
81 on as sane Of q sa said %,Sn
tS e a qSst after DAY Of sale the
cost Of the defanling purchaser chaser after
as nsSe as sOts'1d Ike
sESEsE ssHH SKSkkER, G sps,sian
jy5-dtd THOS. DowitNS, huct.
A LII THE BEST CALTOOEs, II cents Der ward:
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