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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
Saturday, the 9Th day Of March, 1875,
SHERIFF. SALE.
G. w, Lewis VS. S. s. Fluke et al.

By virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
Dissolution Notice.

TTNHE firm of Willis, Benskin & Co.. is by mutual
i consent dissolved, John Kailey returning from
said firm by sale to Joseph Sherry. The debts due
late firm will be paid to the new company.
F. ]. BENSKIN,
JOHN WILLIS,
February 2, 1875. JOHN KAILEY.
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Dissolution Notice.

IN Fogle & o., Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent H. B. F0GLE,
j. G. JEFFERS
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SHERIFF SALE.

The City Bank of Canton VS. Gibbs Plow Company
tal.
BY virtue ofa vendi e1ponas issued from the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed win offer for sale at public outcry, at the
door of the court house in the city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
Saturday, the 9Th day of March, 1875,

the following described real estate situate In said
county to wit: Lot number seventy-one C71) In J..
B. Miners second addition TO the town of ALI.
ance.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
feb455--w5
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will be welcome in every home. Everybody loves
such dog, and the portrait is executed so true to
the life that it seems the veritabe presence of the
animal itself. The Rev, 7, De Witt Talmage tells
that his own Newfoundland dog the finest in
Brooklyn) barks at Ill Although so natural, no
one who sees this premium chrome will have the
slightest fear Of being bitten.
Besides the chrOmO.' advance subscriber 10
THE ALDINE for 1870 /, .,hsHtult, member,
and entitled TO all the privileges
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
PREMIUM FOR 1875.
MANS UNSELFTSH FRIEND"

Every subscriber for 1875 will receive beauti.
full portrait in oil colors of the same same noble
dog whose picture in former issue attracted SO
much attention,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

The following is q list of lands, which are for
sale in the hands Of the Swamp land Commissioner
of the County of Nanitowoc aud Calumet. Apply
TO the Commissioner or their Secretary John Franz
al the office the Register of Deeds in the city of
Maniiowoc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

During the early part Of the late war,
in the year 1861, shortly after our army
moved from Washington out beyond Ar
hngton, Gen. Levi 5. ChatfeId of New
York went over to visit some Ohio regi
ments, when the following incident of the
movement WAS related to hir,: As they
went along on their way over, some of the
soldiers stepped cut Of the ranks aud "con-
iscated' couple Of geese, and at the sug-
gestion Of an Ingenious follow and natu-
raj hummer" one Of the drummers I'M
headed his instrument and put the captured
birds in. Shertly alterward the Colonel
came along, and noticing that tie boy
shirked his usual drum whacks, rode up to
him aud said, why don't you beat that
drum?' Colonel, said the startled mus
ieian, 81 want to speak to you" The Col
onel drew still closer to him aud, bending
down his head, said, "W ell, What have
you to say:" The drummer whispered,
Colonel, I've got couple Of geese in
here" The Colonel s.ra ightened up and
grayely said, "Wel, if you're sick and
can't play, you needn't" and then rode on.
1t is needless to add that the Colonel had
roast goose that night.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

Curing simultaneously break
a selfmilking COW of her vice is no easy
task, for every device must necessarily
leave her exposed to the attacks of flies,
and if the use of the preventive be dis
continued, she will soon realize the fact
and resume her habit For that reason,
he application of bitter aloes to the toats
is, as well as being nasty, undesirable,
,houeh !. is, for the time that it is APP
piled, successful Sitting the tongue,
which we have heard of as being prac-
ticed, is barbarous in the extreme.
Of mechanical means, there is, simp-
lest of all, the tying Of a hardwood
stick, sharpened at each end, across the
horns. An inycterate self-milker will
soon learn that the ends of the sticks
are pointed, and viii display great per-
severance and ingenuity in turning her
head down so that she can get at her
milk without hurting herself. An cE-
fective way is to put a circingle around
her body, and attach straps thence to
each of her horns. And the New York
Tribune gives another simple plan
which is found to be effective. Take
two old ox-bows and fit each in a piece
of hard wood, say 2x3 inch stuff, II
inches long, tying these single yoke
pieces on her neck, to stand about a
foot apart. Then connect the hard
wood pieces by oak pieces like ladder
rungs and screw upon the bows, on each
side, a slender pin of hickory, pointed
at the end, extending back to rest upon
her sides. The hard wood pieces
should be cut out, so as not to hurt the
neck.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

POINTS OF THE DAIRY Cow.-Mr
E. H. Seward, Of Marengo, \. Y, in
giving the characteristics which he most
priced in dairy cows, says:-We want
a COW low in legs, deep in the chest,
and through the lungs a chance for a
large flow Of blood: this gives health.
We want also great width across the
loin; this shows great secreting power;
the udder should set well up under the
body, wide teats and wide quarters.
The escutcheon, or milk mirror, should
be wide; the wider the better The
hair should be bright, showing a healthy
condition lie wanted also a deep
shoulder: neck to come out large from
the body, tapering finely to the head,
the head firm and bony. The head
should taper well down to a small muz-
zle; the skin should always show yell
low color, with firm, soft feeling. A
lively spirit is essential, good COWS are
not dull; and are aptto be fractions and
nervous if ill-uscd. Dairymen should
look carefully to the comfort of the COW.
A COW showing yellow skin with vel
low inside to the car, indicates giving
rich milk He would like the hair on
the milk mirror soft and firm. He
thought large cow on the same food
would give the most milk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

WEEDS. A Practical Hint
Cultivators are gradually learning that
there is hard and easy way to do
things. We have often spoken of the
Importance of killing weeds before they
come up. or before they have reached a
tenth of an inch in height. 1t is then
done with single stroke Of a steel rake
if in the garden, or by the single pas
sage Of a light harrow on the field. 1t
is often hard to beat this truth into the
heads of laborers. We therefore tried
it by marking the time required for each
mode, BY the watch A bed of flowers
containing so square feet, is raked once
i week, whether the weeds appear or
me- 1t requires four minutes for each
raking; and for the entire months of
May, june and July, forty-eight min
utes. This leaves the bed perfectly
clean and mellow, and the plants have
the best possible chance. If the ground
is full of foul seeds they will come up in
warm, moist, growing weather in one
week, and once or twice their green
points had just appeared when the
weekly raking was given.
In another bed Of equal size, where
this is omitted, they came up in a week,
and in two more weeks are from three
to six inches high--requiring over cne
hour to clear all out by hoe or hand
This must be repeated every three
weeks or four times in the three months;
requiring half days work to keep the
weeds under for three months, aud even
then doing it imperfcctly. Country
Gentleman.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

Doyou want good Suit of clothes?
Do you want good shawl?
Do you want good pair Of Boots orShoes?
Do you want a good piece Of Flannel?
Do you want good Dressl
Do you want a good Nubia?
Do pou want good Bed Ticking2
Do you want good Felt Shirt?
Do you want Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons; OF
Notions of any Kind?
Do you want anything in the Dry Goods
Line that is Good and Chep2
Call on
A. BLEssER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15
Earn, ano DARN.

POCKET LEMONADE POWDERS
White sugar one pound, tartaric or cit
ric acid half an ounce, essence of lemon
half an ounce; mix with pestle and
mortar thoroughly, and dry; do up in
tablespoonful packages; when thirsty
add half pint of water. The boys will
like these in the corn field along with a
handful Of ginger snaps or a generous
slice Of buttored ginger bread. 1t
makes them forget the mornings are
long; and the children ike TO take them
to school
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

A young man with a speculative optic
called at an insurance Office in Indiananol
IS the othe. day, and asked what policy
on his mothers life for 81, 600 would cost
lie explained that he had bought some
real estate, and that as future payments
would crowd him some, he thought to
alizeenough on the old lady's death, as
she could rot live long, to help him out.
The insurance man advised him not 70 sto,
ut any half measures, lat to secure the old
iady's skeleton as well and dispose of il to
one Of the medical colleges.
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give cents fare for that child, madam, :"
said street car conductor yesterday, as
he opened the door and put his head in.
very WE'LL she replied, feeling in her
pocket: this is orphan child and I'm
its guardian. | must have 3 receipt for
all moneys paid out and as soon as you
write one I'll drop a niekle in the box
He shut the door and leaned over the brake
like man in deep thought.-Detr0t Free
Press
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

Over one hundred and thirty sold in this County
alone, during last season. II is tbs most durable
most easily managed and gives the best satisfaction
of any Reaper sold in the West. Call and examiue
them at the warorocRss of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
.f...,.r BY Richardson i Co., .l..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT.
1 AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. BY AUCTION. by virtue or the
provisions certain deed OF trust bearing DATE on
The 9th day of July, 1871, from the Virginia Nnr-
sery and Wine Company To the undersigned. trus-
tees duly recorded in the Office of the clerk OF Hen
rico County Court to secure the payment o. sum
cuton OF said trust tbeiug thereto required by the
therein sell 9S agce On she
On the rea estate de Sc in sud
deed L; consisting or Of FORTY ACRES OF HIeHLY
land forming almost ad fI re- with 18th
beautiful grove of oak trees. the former site Of the
dwelng-louse, situated In an attractive locality,
near The Agricultural Fair.Grounds on the Hermit
age road IA popular drive) within tbree-Guarters OF
a mile of the city OF Richmond; on which laud
there is now growing nursery stock estimated as
$1,000 three-ye old APPL E-TREES, Z to 10
10000 lSo. ysT APrLE-TREEs, to feet
high;t. sA..-.ss 4 - -. ~. L..,,,,,, =.
An assortment Of PEACH; PEAR. CHERRY IiISs
Also, GRAPE-ViNEs, SMALL FRUITS, and AS
The Hermitaae Nursery is the oldest in Eastern
VirginIa and has all established trade through n
gna a@ North Carona and + aPna
lence Of lis STOCK 1t produces the nncSlapple Tets
grown In the United states Its soil and me mild
ness Of the climate enable 10 p eouaS
Pennsylvania and New York m three years, and
afford digging and shipping season almost through
out the winter months. Situated near the spread.
ing limits If growing city. Its purchase would DC
a ilsudsome investment independentof the nursery
stock. sE 81 aa.- -, =, ,u,,, 80, :. :, 80
TERMS Enough In ish to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay OF SIX negotlaoie
notes for one thousand dollars each with interest
thereon Mt the rate of twelve per cent. per aDnum
from the 10Th or July. 1875, until paid The resi-
due such terms as shall b. ann6unced ae the s,ihe
of sale 13sla7-# ~ RALElGH i. DANicL,
ia. RICHARDSON.
4 rustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
By N. NJ. Lee, Auc'ioneer,
sHI No. IL Eleventh'street. 81

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO HUN
Il DRIED AND SEVEN ACRHS OF AND, ON
JAMES RIVER AND THE PE.TERsBURG AND
MAhCHE ESTER II URN PIX e., AB0UT.ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
PART OF THE FALLS PLANTATION.-B
virtue Of deed Of trust IN the bearing
date 9Th of March, S73 recorded IN the clerk office
of Chesterfield County Court, q. b. 90, page S4S,
being required do by the holder OF certain noes
secured IN said deed, we Will sell at public anction
in front Of Chester field county COURTHOUSE, In the
city OF Manchester; on MONDAY the 18Th day OF
September i SIS THAT being county court day. a.
I2 O'Clock M, the property described In said deed
as contaiping Two HUNDRED AND, SEVEN
ACRE S, more or less, fronting on james river at
the mouth Of Hancock creek, and running up said
creek, and fronting also on the Petersburg and
Manchester turnpike (being part OF the FANS plan
tation). and about one mile below the city OF Man
chester. s@s,.E .l@E1Hai neI,. B.'Et,
There are on the premises small frame DIV ELL
ING, Barn, SC. There IS also believed to be an
abundance or SUPERIOR Granite Rock. which, owing
to the advantage Of shipping byJaes river, should
m Ike II very valuable. ..,..s r. ..,.- -. :,
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash to pay OF two certa N
negotiable notes securedtn said deed, for - 70lSO
ard t3,979.66, with interest from ,1st Jabusry,
1874, ard lst January, 1875, sube,r to 4 creoit
for amount Of sales of real estate sold on Smiths
Hill, and for 81 ,257 SO on credit until LIST Jann-
ary 1876; balance on such terms us may be madc
known Ut the lime OF sale ,
it,. -sB-- .y,..-f. 81 ,..sy ASA SNYDER, ~
seq .....- ..- ..f.E Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
BY j. L. Apperson, Eff
Real Estate Agent and Auctteneer,
No. lOl6 Main street. .s'

WTORD'S LARGE TOBACCO FAC
wv TORY, No. l19. ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF SEVENTH STkEET AND TIE AZ
401, ON The SOU1 HEAST CORNER OF CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TONIC. P. Word. ESQ.,, having determined 10
dispose Of his property and nay his dtbts, ! shall
sell. on the premises, at 5 O'Clock T. NJ. on WE'D
NESDAY, September Is, 1879. In the order
named, the a1ove-described VERY yALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-Tb FACTORY is 42x1 80 fee I,
three aud half stories high, ouiirin the MOST sub
stantIal manner of the best materials. LOTS76N
$50 feet TO q 16-foot alley. Location admirable
The DWELLING has ten rooms with fre.places,
besides office, store and bath room, &C.; kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carriage house, &c. ;Duilt
in the best manner aud with view to comfort and
convenience: location pleasant and convenient 70
business; neighborhood excellent. Lot SO by 100
feetto wide alley : FtHsf.fffH4fgrgN .
IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DE SRA
BILE PRQPERTY'IS' OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES. ..,r q .r.. -,
TERMS: Accommodating and made known AZ the
y. au 16 2aw3w&tdtds - Aucrionetr.
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90 A DETROIT FINANCIAL ARGUMENT Well
= Bub," repied Bjah. as be finished hanglns
Il up the broom, "thls currency question
- bothers many besides you, though, IFS clear
- enough to me. You seq that twenty-five.
~ cent scrip, don't you ?n.a z.gt,.Sit,6 81. =
H., H.: The boy remarked that he did, and Biiah
b placed IT, on the window-slll, weighed ii
down With peach-stope, and continued: Ia
80 :" That bit Of papersis marked go cents,
but IL IL twenty-five cents? Is It anything
more than s.pleceiof paper?"3 ayfs' 54a y
!, % 9 dunn0,n solemnly replied the boy. u
! 80 Has that bit OF paper any real value be-
yond Its being 9 promise 20 pay Pr demanded
Bijah. r !, MI. ~, ;'tFe :,
What paper!" .irsfTi
& . That 'ere twenty-five .--- ~ ttssf &
- He stopped there Some one had sneaked
mp the alley and slyly stolen both scrip and.
S, 9 Never miDd,a condoled the boy; "it
hadn't any intrinsic valaen 1&,ia u aa-
---r't IL hadn't, eh pr growIed the old janltor:
5a jHsl wsnt to eatcdthe woif'who. abeolbed
II, Tee Press. 49,, E@ z T,,4 sss Y sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
BIZ Sims & sampson,.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. a2faHul9 street. Manchester, va.

-, : fiction SALE, ZOE EIGHT p EN- y,
"a, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bu 81. sif1u IL
MR. Mr. BGuNnED ny FEEBLE: lMAURY, and ND
EVER STREETS-0a SATURDAY, Septemoe ~
1875, at O'Clock p, NJ, upon The ~
fhe rfoI1pet Of the owner, we Will sell az pupE a
ann the eighteen handsome and desirabe oUiLH
ING LOTS located as above.a This proper " tss ta
an improving, respectable, and business pols at. Va
Manchester, surreuntfed by three pubic ,,rosgh
with atwelve,fo1t psley1 running enureiy UT, 81
the premises, thereby afording ample intets anu
Situated as il H. Seipg convenient to al re an
ous uufactnrirg mAs and factofles ~ tnS
renders IL ttp60R6tPdly the most vatuaoe Tpoa
unity 70 persons who are employed az tne S 81 ~
factories 70 secure convenient bu1dihs sotyI EL
partes disposed 10 invest In properly; ea,ens
for building small houses to rent out ~
bultuDon tsfsDroperiy to rent from 10 os ayna
month would be always occnpiea oy .gooa'
We win exhibit plat of the land Gas laid en- On
the day OF e.le or at our Office, Nc, 9zA HAhshee7
Manchester on application. a,r ono.
TERMS: Remarkably liberal aao -easy-sass S CnS
fourth cash, the balance in eanal payments oi IN
eight and twelve months for negotiabie notes ma
interest added from day Of sale my, ,bus sord
until ali of The purchase-monsy is paIn, u,us @
ing rare chance TO all workipSmen 10 secure s"oo
i'o se d. 'A~a sTTS & SAMPSON, Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

How Tax Z. CooK MAeARoNI. IN. ITALY.-
| fLeghorn let ter In St. Louis. Globe. ]--When
you once eat IF macaroni as tits prepared In
Italy you find it like the Turkish coffee
something the, Oui delights in. Why don't
we have macar oni cooked the same way
We hays= an =ins easate Way of tumb!ing a
haudfnl into 3D. ssiH 4Gf soup, which comes
out pasty stuff, G, sod for nothing. ! took
the pains:to get an !. sntaentie ;feeipeforcook-
ing macaroni, aud ifo.y aI those who are pro-
crossing, and have Sc. Use enough, to wish to
produce. q, most delic, ZOOS. easy, and. cheap
dish, II will write it.. ,s.aks three pints OF
beef soup, clear, and put ore pound of mac.
aroni In il, .aud boil ffte 70 mlnuses, With
little isat i then Jtske up sthe msssroni-
which should have abs: srbed neafly aii
the quid--and put 1t ON g astptate, and
sprinkle grated cheese over y shekiy. and
pour over all plentifuliy q saul made or to.
nstoes, Welt boiled, strained, a 20 seasoned
with salt and pepper.ES IATTAt ~ s.a
j, Some people prefer TO only put ehes cheese
pa ii, but I prefer II With the toma. q as welL
4 >apybpdy don't like that when 1t is done
i Is because he, doesn't know what, ls good:
80
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go! - - 80. TI'F75E557FI 1f: 9
IT, AaNSDs On. TIE BROOK 93TURHPfKE
LFoR SALE At e. I.NayERIXAL = a
R REN a5aGs az FxSh 9F fo AsH
WITH DWELLING. &C. TWO MILES FKOM
The cITY ASp TIL HEok XEsY THhhuXWHf
COMPLETE IMPROVEMENTS, ,A'REaABDs
&c.-5y request OF the owner we win sen by aue-
1on upon ICE p5sRsss sespseays ts
iAL2 o'eiosk + 81 be w g proved aas
AIRES adjoining Mr.. ark TyndaiI, and within q
p fSSia.s Us ma @ Is upon ths Place
desirable site Cor cottage CARROT bs fopnd
osgngsRssa s1s
asa PSas s sssss 1s5aess e sam asg
2 a ssE fssa
FIiess and The residue ~ very high statS IF im
Il SfSs s 'ssas III:
sxRsEs eS sans SsE ds sa 81 a 8.
TEEN ACRfs.rupsE from. Ife Brook tnrnptke 10
the Hfi1ntage road and y hoandsd Oh shep by
tsss
are about 50 acres I'd Orchards of tie sovcf ksrie-
Ties OF fruit, embracing absat 600 StarasrG and
Dwarf Pear Trtes. now iR foe bsartsg eutsr: there
1 BIZ ssfiaI hss s M
DWELLING with: ttnS rooInsi including basement |:
l,tEe Barn.. Stable for stssesn heHsss caEriage-
THIS Ssoper9yfs fnedine condition. tor prnat table
cnIryason,d and presents Ypnsasa astyssi}ans 20
Farms Nos. ana Win bs soid Or seps.
Yately, hS idestfsdsBa 5itss ntaSHaE5f,
ftTHH TERAa will Do napsnally itaEals and ylli be
GRUBBa s. WILLIAMS ii
au 2a-29,tdtda Arctto1eeSss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
.:3st aer. BY w. Goddin, 4 .,s1.1i =
saa Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAU1

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
i FUL FARM CALLED "0AK HILL" On
THE MFCHANICSVILLE TURNPlkE TWO
AND THREE.QUARTERs MILES EAST OF
RTCHMOND.-By virtue OF Il deed of trust txecu-
ted to Us by Rev. DR.. Le0nidas kosser bearing GATE
9Th September, 1858. auiy recorded In Henrico
County Court, Tor either OF us) shall. IN execu-
ton thereof havtng been so required by the creditor
thereby securely proceed to sell ut auction, on inc
D! cmi;es, on WEDNESDAY The 18th September,
1873 at O'Clock P. NJ, III fair II no The first fair
day lhereafter) that beautiful and attractive FARM
located as above. now occupied by Rev DIR. Rosser
containing SIXTY. EIGHT ACnES. more or less
] he buildings on the place are Numerous, and em-
brace those needed for the comfortable accon'noda.
ton of large family. The dwelling Is ofDrick, and
Is surrounded by bapdsomc forest:rees. and IN The
front there Is beau tiful ornsmentcd lawn The soil
is admirably adapted Ior dairy or market farm II
deemed hest. the land will be divided US to sell OH
twenty-five TO thirty acres nearest t, Richmond.
The deed requires O. cash sale TO The extent OF
about 81 900 put we authorized by the creditor
to accept In lieu OF cash one.third cash oalanre AZ
one and two years for liable notes, Interest half
yearly secured by D deed of trust. As 10 the !rsi-
due, on such terms rs may DC anno1nred a. the hour
Of sale. z. v. NOLiiSG,
f19F - = Ess5 y.E- .a u ISAAC U. AUHTlN,
H