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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-24

The Jackson Standard suggests the
idea that Jackson and Pike counties
unite and build q Children's Home at
Beavertown. In the Infrmaries of the
two counties there are some fifty or sixty
children, and if they could be provided
with home of this kind, there is no
telling the amount of good that might
result to these poor unfortunate children
ald hundreds of others in this and jack
son counties whose condition is even
worse than those in the Infirmaries
Only think OF these poor children con-
fined in our Infrmary to grow up to be
bad men and women, how they might be
made of some use to the world, il the
proper course was pursued. The sugges-
tion of the Standard is a good one, and
we hope an effort will be made to carry
it out = Waverly Watchman.
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We three
Reformers be,
Tilden, Tweed,
And Morrissey.

One of the jurors in a late murder tri-
al, after being excused from service be-
cause of his opposition to capital punish
ment. was asked by his neighbor how he
came to get off. He answered, "Oh,
am opposed to capital punishment. Are
you, indeed2 Why, what would you do
with man who should deliberately way
Law and shoot down one of his neigh
bors?" Hang him, sir; I'd never send
him up to the capital to be punished.
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School Commissioner Smart is out in a
card pronouncing the. scandal in circula-
tion about him is being false. The card
is very tame affair, and will not 60 very
far towards convincing the people of his
innocence. Nothing short Of having his
innocence sustained by the courts will
satisfy the people, and he must do it, or
stand convicted Waverly Watchman.
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
United States
CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL MEDALS.

These Medals are authorized by special act
OF Congress in commemOration of the Hun
dredth Anniversary OF the Independence of the
United States. They are the only memorial of
the Cen ntenntal year issued by national author
ity, and the only memorial OF itself which the
Exhibition issues. They are struck at the Uni
ted States Mint, and In the Exhibition Grounds,
in Silver, Gilt, Bronze, and White Metal, of two
sizes. The large Size is two and a quarter inches
in diameter. The silver and small medals are
the size of the American dollar. The large
medals have allegOrical design on both
sides Tie smaller an inscription ON the re-
verse The designs are made by the best artists
Of America, and the dies engraved at the Mint.
The dies will be destroyed at the close of the
Exhibition, and tire medals must therefore an
nually increase in value. They are sold in the
Exhibition building and throughout the couu-
try at the following prices eases included I:
Silver Medal, 50; large Gilt Medal ~; large
Bronze Medal, 81; large White Metal Medal 81;
small Gilt Medal, 50 cents; small Bronze Medal
20 cents; sets of four, extra ease -. Either size
will be struck In either silver gold II 30 or
defed. Samples will bs sent free Ol postage on
receipt of piica as above. For circulars and In
formation OF discount 10 dealers apply 70 JAS.
NJ LEA, Genl. Supt. Memorial Medals. Ad-
dress care Centennial National Bank, Exhibi-
tIon Grounds, Phila. auglOI4t
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN,

Begins its 3Jth year apt. 18th. Faculty num-
bers n. Magnihs ent bull 1ings, generou table
Thor ugh course N English, Science, Classics
and Modern LAM uaRes. Insur Jassed auvah
taqes FOR Music anu Art. Adaress the President,
Rev. David III. Nc ore, ID. D., Cincinnati, ONO.
fulyI3-Rt
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One more "slop shop" hummer from q
RAT" Printing House put in an appear
ance here last week.
This fellow was from Toledo This
week another is coming from some other
city; and in a short time one will be on
hand from some other place So it goes
All have their prices for printing that
belongs to the county printer, and all
speak sneeringly of work done by the
county printer. If they did not speak
thus they think no work would be given
them by county officers. Why is it that
county officers do not give them "the
cold shoulder instead of taking work
from the county printer after he has per
formed certain day and night labor to
place county officers where they now sit2
Do these foreign printers vote for any
body in any county outside of the cities
in which they reside? Not as anybody
ever heard Of
The Macarthur Enquirer can furnish
anything in the printing and stationery
line from steel pen to a huge blank
book or blank ten feet square. Home
industry should be patronized in prefer
ence to foreign. Not cent of tax do
the foreign printing houses pay into any
of these county treasures they are so
willing to drain.-[ Macarthur Enquirer
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NyoTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board of School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at Jackson, on the
FIRST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 O'Clock, A. M
ON the first day Of each session, and continus
from day to day IL necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials OF good moral character. Ger
tificates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, in case, be either antedated, on
postdated.
Byorder orthe Board Of E5gnfne@rSs; c
Nov Il,75-u j. w. LON6BON, clerk
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Uirnrf cunnertI0nN madN At IANFN3tFF INf
CfFclevIite, ZaneaVtliw, and AL points on ths
OInrinmmflA a Muahtnwum VALLEY milMAy@and
al Coiumhua for al points East aud West Ne
change 81 ears from toiumhua 70 rhtiaaeiphla.
New fo'A' i"'i.n'M NJ. NJ 0iskFSR. Vie president
w. a. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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JACKSON, OHIO
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON Co.. o.,
July 81, 1876.
The Commissioners of Jackson county, Ohio,
will offer at public sale, on
Tuesday, August 29th, A. ID. 1879,
at one o'clock p. m, the building Of the follow
ing bridge across Little RaccOOn Creek, in Mil
ton township, near the residence of j. A. and
A. s. Dempsey. Said bridge TO consist of one
span seventy-five feet long, tseventy feet
in the clear between masonry with one road
way seventeen feet from out to out, and TO be
built on Smiths Patent Wooden Bridge Plan.
Abutments to be about sixteen feet high, and
tosbe sold by the perch twenty-five feet).
Plans and specifications shown ON the ground
on day of sale.
any or all bids.
By order of the "
COMMISSIONERS.
T. w. PATTERSON, Auditor.
aug314t
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Stations marked Thus 90 are naM stations and
trains will stop when RiEnatrd 70 do 80
W. W. PEABODY. Master TFAnmps
W. &. EvAna. Agent AZ Jackson
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.-Undertaker's-- Tables, :.
For laying out the dead. Furnished free
OF charge on application.

Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Furniture. Turning and Scroll Saw
ing done to order. Everything in our
line sold at the lowest living prices.
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage for the last IL years. we re-
spectfully ask n continuance of the same.
Store corner Main and Railrod streets
(near the depot). Residences on Main
street, first and second houses next to
the store Orders by mail promptly filled.
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lAFRArTn AGENTS to canvass for the
WAN EUs authentic and complete LIFE
of GOV. HAYES, our next President, by Col.
II. II. Conwell. Now is the opportunity. The
people are ready f@r IL. Address B. Is. RUS
SELI.. Publisher, Boston. Mass. auglOt4t
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Ohio Wesleyan University,

Rev. c. III. PAYNE, LID, President.
Ample Buildings, Grounds, Libraries, and Mu-
scum. College Department-Classical and Sci
entiiic courses. Special courses in Chemistry,
Biology, Hebrew, German, and French. Pre-
paratory Department-Classical and Scientific
courses. Teachers course OF two years. Ladies
admitted to College classes. Fall term begins
Sept. 10Th. Entrance examination, Sept. 18th.
For Catalogues etc, address Prof. l.. 4. MEL
son.
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY. Aug. 21. 1875
A Probably Fatal Jump.

Jacob Steineman native of Switzer-
land, who has resided in this county for
twenty-five years and who now lives in
Franklin township, came in from bis
home last Saturday and proceed to Cir
cleville. On Monday he returned and
stopped at Philip Bopp's hotel, on Bridge
Street. where he put up for the night
During the evening Steneman INDUCED
pretty freely in intoxicating drinks, so
much that he had to be carried to his
room, on the second floor. During the
night Mr.. Bopp was awakened by groans
of some person appearing to be in dis
tress, and on investigation Steineman
was discovered lying on the sidewalk,
having jumped or fallen out of the win
dow of his room. lie had struck the
ground with the top of his head, as q
heavy cash appeared running across the
scalp. DIR. Wachenschwanz was called,
and he found, on examination, a concus-
sion of the brain, besides other injuries
about the had. Steineman is still at the
hotel, being unable to be removed. The
Doctor thinks his case a critical one, with
the chances for his recovery very much
against him. [Chillicothe Advertiser.
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Mishler's Herb Bitters.

This celebrated Medicinal PREPARATION has for
over 20 years been recognized as THE STAND
ARD REMEDY for dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Affections of the Kidneys, Fever and Ague, BIZ
ionsness, Diarrhoa, and all Diseases of the Sto-
mach, Liver and Kidneys. Prepared by Phy-
scian, and strictly vegetable in its composition
IL is at once a wholesome Stomachic, an une-
qualed Appetizer, the best tonic and blood pu-
riher known to science, and the safest. best
and surest Remedy for all Female Complaints.
1t Is not a violent purgative, but by purifying
the blood, stimulating the digestion, equalizing
the circulation and regulating the secretions
| Il promotes a vigorous condition of all the or
gans and ensures perfect health.
The Late Hon, Thaddeus Stevens
/ suffered for many years from an organic alice
/ ton OF the Kidneys, which his physician found
/ To be incurabIe. Mishler's Heb Bitters was the
| ONLY remedy which afforded him any relief,
and he pronounced IL "the most wonderful
i combination of medicinal herbs he ever saw"
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers at 81 per
Il bottle.
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IoLuMEUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A RIO A D.
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m & DICAL.

II r. TONIC ELIxIR AND LIQUID
IL. EXTRACT on BEEF.
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RAILROADS.
NFARTErTA AND cIScTSSATI
Ii a IL Ii % ~ ID.
CAR TINE
Tu"k rfsst April t. lssa.
RD TINE
I.a..enser lralns rnlnr ws.s.

TDos vHvt April is. issa
National Republican., 1876-02-28
orphana, Courr-Iudea oIIn.

In the Orphans Court on Saturday. Justice
Olin presiding, the following business was trans
acted:
Inre estate of John q. Green. Order admitting
will TO probate.
In the case Of Stephen u. CsstIeman, admins
traitor Of Thos. Cookendorfer, the petition of
Jennie ". Holman, one of the heirs at law, TO
compel the administrator TO file an account was
acceded to.
In re estate Of Peter KInninhan. The court de.
creed that James Kinninhan, the administrator,
should receive certain funds.
In re Anna V. ReintzelI. Guardian to the
orphans Of Charles H. Reintzell, deceased. De-
cree for sale of real estate OF wards.
In re estate of Adeline Sergeant, deceased.
VIII admitted to probate.
In re estate Of Francis H. McUarty. Final
ratification of sale Of property.
In re petition Of Johanna Gross, guardian of
Sarah +. Gross, for mortgage Of real estate Of
ward. Prayer granted.
The will Of William e. Magee was admitted to
probate and record.
The will Of Nathaniel Smith was filed for pro-
bate. Fred. A. Gee Is named as executor.
IN re estate OF William and Edward Cation,
minors. Order for letters of administration TO
John W. Pilling.
In re estate Of William H. Godron, deceased.
Withdrawal Of affidavit made by mistake or
dered.
In re petition OF Annie y. Smith, guardian TO
orphans of Elijah H. Smith. Decree for sale Of
real estate. George E. johnson was appointed
an appraiser. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
PRoPosALs FOR PAPER FOR THE

pROROSALS tOR PAPER FOX III L
L PUBLIC PRINTING.
Sealed proposals will be received until March
l, 1875, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for furnishing the
paper for the Public Printing until the 3lst of
January, 1877, the said proposals to be opened
before and the awards Of contracts to be made
Printing to the lowest and best bidder for the
interests Of the Government, the Committee re-
serving to itself the rig BIT to reject any and all
bids, Its Judgment of the best interests Of the
Government may dictate.
Detailed schedules of the description, quantity
and quality OF the paper required, accompanied
by samples and blank proposals, and giving the
regulations with which bidders must comply,
can be obtained by addressing A. NJ. Ciapp, Con-
gfessonal Printer. Washington, d. O.
The contracts will be entered into for such
quantities of paper as may be needed during the
year. and no more. The estimated quantities
set forth in detail in the schedule comprise:
10000 reams uncalendered printing paper, 24x5s.
l5 eco reams calendered printing paper, 24x9s.
2,4SO reams calendered printing paper, different
sizes.
l,coo reams sized and calendered printing paper,
different sizes.
$500 reams map paper, different sizes.
2',ICO reams white Writingpapers, different sizes
and weights.
LEO reams cover. paper, different sizes and
Weights.
4On reans manila paper, different sizes.
5000 shrets imitation parchment, different
sizes.
co oeO sheets bank. note paper
S,9COreaus colOred writing-p different
sizes and weights.
29CO reams eDginesiZed paper for post-ofice
blanks, different sizes.
1,300 reams sized and calendersd tinted printing
paper. different sizes.
BY direction of the IoInt Committee Of Con-
2ress on Public Printing:
A NJ CLAPP,
feb7-M3w Congressional Printer.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
pY THOMAS DOWNING, Aucrioneer
ExEoUToRs, SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -,

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- The undersigned, executors OF the last will
E.Sl and testament OF William Easily. deceased,
~ by virtue of the power conferred upon them
Asssby said will, and in execution Of the order
made by the Supreme Court OF the District
bearing date the 18th day OF January, 1875 will
sell the following real esate, or so much
may be Necessary TO comply with The said order, at
the auction looms OF Thomas Dowlng, corner OF
PennsylvanlA avenue and Eleventh street west. on
the SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1873, beginning
At 3o'clock p. m property lyi In the city OF
Washington: Lot No. >, in square 10. 10, and lot
therefrOm, fronting the Potomac river, between
L and streets: lot No. 3, in square No. II, visa
the three all brick houses erected thereon lots
No. and 6, IN square No. Il, with the unfinished
wharf projected therefrom fronting the Potomtc
river, between ami Il streets; lot No s,ln square
No. II, with four small brick houses erected thereon
lot No. and lot No, Il. in square u; lot NO. In
square No. l6; lot o. 9, ln square No. 70; lot NO.
sqnare No q; lot Soi "a In s9naTe no NJ 81
No. 6S including the lime kIlns and three small
frame ngs erected thereon; lots NOS l,45aud
a. in sonare No. IS; lots Hos.45 AMI q In square
No. S9 part of lot No &. In square NO lOi: lot No.
!, in square No. I29; lot No. In square No. 1E;
and the valuable quarry lots lying on the Potomac
river, between the Aqueduct and Little Falls
Terms OF sale-one fourth cash; balance in SIX,
twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months, with In
terest from the day oil sale, deferred payments Sc
cured to the satisfaction OF the executors. All con-
yeyances at the cost Of purchaser or purchasers
HORATIo n. EkSBY, lF,.cuhor..
JOHN W. EASBY,
Sebli-d&ds THOMAS DOWLlN8, Auct.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
AUCTION SALES.
Furure DnVR.

TRIsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE OS SOUTH SIDE
OF MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS WEST,
OPPOSITE BOTANICAL GARDEN; LOT
2lNieo. lNPROYEO By TdREE-SrORY
FRAME DWELLING.
- BY virtue ofa ed Of trust, dated July q,
IL D. ls1o, and duly rccor led in Liber No. 7sl.
- the district OF i'oiumbis, and AZ the request
OF the party secured thereby, will sell st public
aucilon. in front Of tse premises. 20 the highest
O'Clock p, m all that certain piece or purcell of
ground situate In the city Of Washington, District
OF COLUMBIA, and known as part Of lot No. 8, in
square No. 5a6, and bounded as fJlloSs. viz: Be-
inches westerly from the northeast corner of said
lot. and rum ing hence westerly along the line of
said avenue q feet inches, thence southeasterly
toiLtersect the rear line OF said lot, at point dis
tsnt 20 feet inches east from southwest corner OF
said ot thence east along the said rear ne 20 feet
Inches to the southeast corner Of said lot. and
thence northwestery in rsight line to the place
of BEGINNING, together with the improvements
Terms of sale: One third cash, of which slro
must paid at the time Of sale and the balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months, In equal pay
ments. 10 be secured by purchasers notes. hearing
eight Fer cent. interest from day OF sale until paid,
and deed of trust on the property sold. Convey
terms Of sale are not Compiled with in SIX days
after sale the trustees reserve the right to resell,
at risk and cost Of purchaser in default.
WM. +. HOL.TZMAN, iT-ustaas
felo-d&ds z. W. DOWNMAN, !
H5-BY. CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER-
sst Ihe above sale Is postponed until WEDNEs-
y, wv; +; 1;dWEEKS.,N dHW2EEEEzKNSAN' ,rrustee,.
Tn dta1
National Republican., 1876-02-28
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,)
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
OMAHA. NEE, February 4, 1876.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received
at this office until IL O'Clock a. IN. TUESDAY,
March Z, 1876, at which time and place they will
be opened in the presence of bidders, for the de-
livery at Omaha Depot, Nebraska, in quanti-
ties as required during the remainder of the fiscal
year ending June 50, 1876, OF one million six hun
dred thousand q, ,600, ,000) pounds Of Corn, and
nine hundred thousand $500 OO0) pounds of Oats.
Proposals for a less quantity will be received.
proposals are invited, both for the delivery Of
the Corn and Oats In new gunny or burlap sacks,
to be provided by contractor, and for delivery in
sacks TO be furnished by the Department to the
contractor at Omaha Depot.
Each bid TO be considered should be guaranteed
by tworesponsible parties, not bidders that they
will become bondsmen on award Of contract.
The proposals should be made separately for
Corn and Tor Oats.
Preference Will be given to articles of domestic
production.
Bids should be indorsed on envelope, "Bids for
Forage"
The contracts will be let with the proviso that
the quantities contracted for may be Increased or
reduced one third by ths Chief Quartermaster of
the department at any time pending full de-
livery.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Blank bids furnished and full conditions made
known on application to this office.
NJ. I.LUDINGTON, i.
fel46t Chief Quartermaster.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS Received ANDFUR SALE
IN AT SHILLINGTON'5 BOOK
STORE, corner Four-and-a-haf ASIHHA
street and Pennsylvania avenue. l1iLk
dear Lady Dlsdail," by Justin <HV
Mccarthy; "His Nat. Natural 1li Life >, by by ss
Photog aph, by the author OF the ..Heir % Rad
clife. y '.The Curate in Charge by Mrs. OIL
plant. ''lIer Dearest Foe. - BY Mrs. Alexander,
author OF the ..Wooing OF, and Which SHALL II
Be-" Mrs. LimbeT's Rafle; or, Church Fair
ard its Victims THE Deyil's Ohaia.r by the
author OF ''Ginx's Baby Congressional Dlrec-
tory second edition, corrected. "BrIithwAite's
Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery"
Blank Books, Letter, Note and Cap Paper. En-
veloT es, Pens, Pencils, Playing Cards and School
Books, Wholesale and retail, at the very Lowest
prices, at tSHlLLINGSTON'S s Bookstore. feI5-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-28
The Treasury Ro65srv Cases.

One week from to morrow the trial of William
H. Ottman, indicted for the larceny Of 81, 90
from the Treasury Of the United States, as we'll
as for receiving stolen goods, will begin. After
his case ls disposed Of that of Benjamin b. Hal
leck, ana next that Of Theodore W. Brown, both
charged with the same ofeuse, will come up
After them Charles Fisher, indicted for mutt.
lating and destroying court records, will be put
on trial.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
LEGAL NOTES.
Proceedings In tbs Courts on ssturday-The
Treasury Robbery Cases to be Trise-circuit
Cnurf chiaf In.tira carfta-

Court, Chief Justics Cartier.
Fowler vs. Great Falls Ice Company. Order
on plaintiff to give security for costs March =
Philips vs.. Smoos Shepherd. Motion for
JUDGMENT for want Of affidavit OEerruled.
stowe Williams VS. Mohun q Olephane. Or
DER 10 produce books and papers.
District OF Columbia vs.. Robinson. Demurrer
pyaeiendant: demurrer sustained, appeal prayed
Wheeler < Wilson W. Adams s Adams Judg-
ment set aside on making deposit.
frmed.
Arlington Fire Insurance Company w. A. p
Brown. Judgment for want of ahidavit
McDonough vs. Corey. Judgment below al
frmed.
Shepherd, use Of Hall & Hume, vs. FaSue.
Award affirmed, each party to pay one half Of
arbitration fees
Helmick va Sweeney Huyck. Death Of de-
fendant, Sweeney; James y. Noyes, administra-
tor, made party.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
RTJ. T. wOKMLEY. Auctioneer,

ID sAF street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0nERTY, FRoNTING, EIGHTX-F!yE
SHIRE AVENUE AND ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THREE FEET ON NORTH ii
STREET, AT AUCTION.
-. BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to Daniel L.
Do Z atom and myself, dated March IL, 4. d. 1s7l,
7" nd duly recorded In Liber No. Go, folio 40I,
county. District of Columbia, and At the written
request of the party secured thereby, l. as the sur
viying trustee viii sell Dllc auction, in front
of the premises, on THURSDAY, March :, A. ID.
1876, at 80 O'Clock p. the
RI al estate, situate In the city of Washington, ID.
G., 10 wit: All that certain piece, parcel and lot
of real estate kx own, designated and described
part OF lot numbered one, ll,) in square seventy
one. GI,l beginning at point at the Intersection
of North n street and New Hampshire avenue,
running southwest along the line OF said avenue
eighty. five feet seven inches, (S5 II in j thence
northwest one hundred and two (lO2) feet; thence
north ten QW feet; thence east along the line of
feet TO the place If beginning.
Sold subject to all taxes ~ ,,,
Terms: One hundred and ninety dollars, (&l9O,)
September Ii, 1874, TO day. of sale, and ex-
pense Of sale. in cash; balance at SLY and
chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale,
and secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold, must pe given deposit OF twenty-five
dollars shsll be required OF the purchaser at time
OF sale All conyeyanclng at cost OF the purchaser.
Ifterms OF sale are not .Sompiisd with In seven
property the risk and cost OF the defauting pur
chaser. after i've days notice.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
fe21-MWF&ds j. T. WORMLEY, Auctioneer.