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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a Decree Of the Circuit
11 Court for Montgomery county, sitting as
Court of Equity, passed in cause in said
Court wherein Wiium Seneca Veirs is COM
plainant, and Sophin EciIs, William 7. Aud
and others are defendants the subscribers rs
Trustees, will offer AT public sale 10 the high
est bidder, in front OF Poole & Hays Store
in the village of Poolesvile, in said county,
On SATURDAY, 9Th day of May, 1876
NJ the hour of , O'Clock, P. NJ,
all the Real Estate of which Jesse Veirs late
Of said county, deceased, died stiz,d and pos
sessed. This farm contains
3SA ia q CTR D&,
is located on the public road leading from
PoolesyIle TO Edwards Ferry, about miles
from the former and / mile from the latter
place, and adjons the lands of Richard Wal
Ter Williams, The heirs Of the late Thomas
Chswell, William + Aud the heirs of the
late Thomas Fisher and the heirs Of John 7.
Williams, deceased
The soil Of this farm is of good natural
quality and has beer moderately well improv-
ed the enclosures are fair some Of them first
class. The place is moderately well wooded
and has abundant supply of waller. There
is also a good Orchard Of choice fruit in full
bearing on it.
The Improvements consist of good frame
DWELLING HOUSE and all necessary Out
Buildings.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed IN tie
Deere; the whole purchase money to lie paid
in cash The day Of sale or on the ratiica-
ton thereof by the proper Court. Upon the
ratification Of said sale by said Court anG the
payment of the whole purchase money not be-
fore the subscribers, ly 4 good and sufficient
deed Of conveyance, to he executed and ac-
kuowlcdged according TO law. will convey 10
the purchaser or purchasers, the property to
him, her or them sold free, clear and dischar-
cd Of and from all claim Of the parties to this
cause, or of any person orpersons claiming OF
to claim by, from or under them, or any Of
them.
&asa Conveyaucing at thccost of the pur-
chaser.
THOdAS ANDERSON,
W. YElRS BUUIC. Jr,
Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14
ROAD PETITION.
10 the Honorable Board of Commission
ers for Montgomery County:

TNRE undersigned citizens and Taxpayers
Of Montgomery county, Maryland It,
specially represent to your honorable body
that the public convenience requires road
leading from the Pooesvile and Whites Fer
ry road commencing at Martnsburg on the
right of way of John l.. T. Jones, thence rum
ming through the lands of John l.. I. Jones
by way of the School House through said
lands AS road now RUS until reaching the
Tobacco House of said Jones, thence across TO
intersect the dividing line between James o
Trundle and said Jones, thence through the
lands of said james o. Trundle running be-
tween the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and
james o. Trnndle's house, thence on the old
road leading through Charles W. Sbreve's to
the gate coming out at The Edwards Ferry
road.
WM. ]. OFFUTT,
WM. F. YEIRS,a
r. II. HICKMAN.
EDGAR F. OXLEY,
WIN. II. COOLEY,
r. T. COOLEY,
C. w. THOMAS,
THOS. DOVE.
THOS. OXLEY,
r. W. SMO0T,
BENZ R POOLE.
WM. T. HICKMAN,
BENZ F. NEiRS,
JOHN E. OXLEY,
JOHNNY H0RAuAU,
JAMES w. REED,
CARSON HYATT,
n. D. POOLE.
E. E. SARBOE,
THOMAS A HICKMAN,
JOHN T. HEFFEER.
apr l4-5tn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14
Nelr Advertisements.
: W. "A NTET9.

TINFoRMATION OF Mr.. STONE, an in
1 mate of the Aims House of Montgomery
county, Md, who left there about the lst OF
March last.
Amy person knowing the present wherea.
bouts OF Mr.. Stone will confer !. favor by ad-
dressing the Trustees of the Poor thereupou
By order of the Board
APP l4-lt r. S. PATTERSON, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14

Sunday was the last day on which the
grounds OF the Centennial Exposition were TO
be open to the general public previous TO the
formal opening on the 10th of next month.
The result was that it is estimated that 1885,
600 people visited the grounds, and the horse
car facilities proved unequal to the transporta-
ton of the immense throng.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14

Jns> LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES vG
SEE
WILLETT &LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-04-14

John w, Garrett, Esq, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, will
leave in his private car Maryland on Mon
day next for California. He will be accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, and will make
the entire through trip in the Maryland"
Monday night last tornado destroyed five
dwellings and numerous outhouses in Creston.
Iowa. No lives were lost, and the damage
aggregated about $4,000
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

MORE or TuoMpsoN's DErILTEy.-New
York Jan. 6.--The crew of the steamer
Celtic. which Thompson the dynamits
monster had intended to destroy last
October, state that among his l-scqre
taken III al Liverpool was & portmGnteau
of the usual size but Of extraordinary
weight. 1t took two men 10 carry it on
board. When Thompson WAS leaving
the vessel at New Yor1, the pogtmanteau
had become SO light that little boy
might have carried It. Spots Of grease
were found in Thompson's room, and it
is supposed that he sat up ST night and
took on. the contents of the portmantsau
(Which it is though: must have been one
OF his Internal machinesl and got rid of
it by throwing it ove:ooari. Having
failed 20 optain issursnc. on his pre-
tended shipment Of specie he had no
motive for destroying The vessel.
A NOVEL, RAuw4Y.-The Ophir Min
ing Company have constructed q novel
railway for the transportation OF timber
and lumber from the line Of the Virginia
ard Truclee Railroad to their carpenter
shop. No car Is used on this railway.
It las descent of aEor,: ore foot in
thirty er! is laid with fiat rails about
two inches in width. These Iai!s are
greassd. In shipping timbers ever the
road ell that is necessary is to place the
sticks crosswise upon the track, when
they travel TO the terminus OF the route.
Piles OF lumber travel Of in The same
way. This railway is on the - creased
plsn.- Enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

From the White Pine Nelrs We learn
that Col. Kerr was found dead in his
cabin, rear liam iiton, sitting III a chsir
with his hands folded before him, last
Friday morning. The deceased was
very old mar. and Was pioneer Of both
White Pine and Washor. to which latter
he emier..ed from California in 1850.
He was an iuveterate prospector, but
never lucky, and though lie always had
q big scheme on hand or C fortune in
sight, he was always poor and living
from hand to mouth. In 1861 be
claimed to have found a coal mine in
tbs vicinity of Virginia from which he
expected to become a millionaire; but 1t
proved fizzle. Tho old gentleman be-
lieved that lie had good coal mine, and
induced others to think so too, as he
found no difficulty in trading interests
in it for grub; clothing, saddles, watches
and horse blankets. which were more
plentiful than coin in those days. The
writer OF this believed in the coal mine
to the extent of pair OF new boots and
a sack Of flour-aud sill retains his In
forest. The old Colonel has now got
claim which is in no dagger of being
ju1nced, and on which no assessment
work is required. -Rereii,e.
It is sad misfortune that the poor
old CoIonel's partners coUld not share
With him this last, unjumpable Claim Of
his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Nor NfIASCHoLy.-Ths Reese River
R.r.iie is not bowed down by the weight
of woe; not Frustrated with melancholy;
not given DER to a voiceless grief by the
report of Mr. Ed. kiesel's death, but,
rather. refers to the same in these sar-
cas,icsl terms, namely, as follows:
There was shooting scrape at Min
ersville. Utah, recently. about which ac-
counts are very much mixed. 1t was at
first reported that Ed Kiesel was killed
by man named Bell, and later that
kiesel had killed man named Murphy.
kiesel resided for some time in this city,
and is well known throughout this State
as standing candidate for anything,
from doorkeeper of county convention
up to President OF the United States. 1t
is impossible to kill him. and he will be
seen in Carson during the Ee1t session
of the Legislature, starting in IS can
didate for SerReant-at-AIms of the
House and winding up rs Postage
stamp Licker to the Committee on Fed
sral Relations.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

4 SkSAlE.
! Sargent presented mortal from sea-
men who suffered by depredatious of the
| Shenandoah.
The Portland, Oregon, Board Of Trade
want a canal built round the Columbia
River Dalles.
Sargent introduced bill for rail
road right of way through the govern
mont grounds at Benicia.
Booth, of California, appears in a
blaze Of glory. holding in one hand a
bill to DO something about fruit brandy,
and in the other the credentials of hi.
nomination by Sam Seabaush TO the
position of Dolly Warden nomination
to the Presidency.
Kelly, of Oregon. introduced bill for
the removal of certain Indian tribes and
the sale CT their lands.
Twenty-nine thousand eight hundred
and ninsty-six persons want the stamp
tax on checks repealed. Why not make
it 8, 600 and done with it?
Boutwell, defers his resolutions about
th. late Vice President out OF regard to
ore of his House colleagues who is rick.
Morrill, addressed the Senate on lis
resumption bill.
Hopkins introduced bill sppro-
priating s1.5o0.OO0 for the Centennial
building and other preparations.
New offered resolution tina! 1.-THE
fraternal feeling and good will now e1-
listing in all sections OF the country, aud
the manifest disposition and purpose Of
men who battled against each other in
the late civil war to join hands as one
people, is the most suspicious ushering
in OF the centennial year. and that while
the people are thus maxim. an honest
effort to live together IN peace and up
hold the same Gag OF an undivided couH-
try, their representatives in Congress
sho2ld do no act which would uunsces-
sssily disturb the patriotic feeling exist
ing and increasing. nor wantouly revive
bitter memories OF the past. Ii. insisted
on having vote by yeas and nays, and
it wa. so taken, and resulted in the res
olution being unanim ously adopted.
Yeas-l3S; nays-none.
This gush1oik was followed by an
stfo-; by Fort to Introduce resolution
declaring that in consideration of the
special harmony expressed in the rsso-
luton just adopted. wounded Union
soldiers ought not to be removed from
places in the House which they might
be qualified to fill, but the Speaker ruled
that he had not the floor for that pnr-
pose" Which illustrates the unsn-
fact that what is sauce for the
goose is not sauce for the eander.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

: DIsGCsTnD PEIsoNER.-One OF the
,,lIsoners confined in the county Jail TO
l..,lt the action of the Grand jury was
ken into Court before that body the
o,he, day. He expressed the greatest
disgust at the appearance OF the jury ::
declared they were a lot of bloody old
farmers, with the exception Of the bald
headed man. alludins TO the foreman.
who would turn man out OF jail to
freeze and starve. He wanted to be in
dicted, but the jury paid no attention to
his wants and ignored the charges
against him, greatly to his disappoint-
ment and disgust.-Sarer State, Jan. 6.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
The Ellis Tide Land Claim.

| SACRAMENTO. January 6.--Tbe follow
! ing letter has been sent to Gov. Irwin
San Francisco. January G-Dear Sir
| NV official conduct rs one of the COM
missione.s composing tho State Tide
Land Board in connection with what is
known as the Ellis claim" for tide
lands situated within the limits of the
. city and county of San francisco has
bsen seriously impugned by portion of
the public press. Through you l ask
tina. the most searching Investigation
may be had either through legislative
committee specially appointed for thai
purpose CIR such IS would result from
judicial proceedings That might be in
augurated by tie Attorney General 10
set aside and cancel any questionable
conveyance made by the board TO the
said Ellis. / am. etc.
R9GEET GALDNIE,
E1-Survsyor General.
This is sansre. fa;r and manly. those
who know .Ir. Gardner will recognize
this demand as characteristic act. !
long, unbleaished business career, and
an incumbeney of an Office Of the frs.
importance il 8 manner which wins IN
bounded admiration, srs sufficient
reasons for bslieving that the closer tbs
investigation of his scts. the clearer lis
record will show.
= Convicted OF EMBEzZIE&ESr. -
The Eureka Sentinel OF Jan. has the
following:
Pat. Reyes was yesterday convicted
in the District Court Of embezZiement;
the penalty for which we believe is
not less than one nor moro than four
teen years in the State Prison. He
was defended by Mr.. Laspyre, while
District Attorney Merrill looked after
the interests of the Commonwealth.
Tie offense committed by Reyes is
doubtless familiar 10 the most of our
readers. He was a saloon keeper on
Ruby Hill an! apparently doing 4
rushing business. Henry Kind had
left in his possession about 81 400 with
which to cash the checks of miners on
pay DAY. This money Reyes took.
and accompanied by Bob Mellon
struck out for tall timber. They got
in three DAYS as FAY sS Fish Creek.
where they were arrested by Consta-
BILE Kelley and brought back to toxin,
Tho examination i'll the Justice Court
resulted in the defendant bel ing turned
loose on his recogniZance. Mellon
was not arraigned at all. All of this
occurred several months ago since
when Reyes was at perfect liberty to
execute a change Of base had he felt 50
inclined. He did not apprehend any
danger, however, and fingered in our
midst until the meeting of the late
Grand Jury, when he was indicted and
lodged in Jail. His trial came off yes
terliay with the result already given.
and no doubt the defendant wishes
that he had sought pastures new while
the opportunity was afforded him. His
counsel ably urged the plea of insan-
i;y in his defense. He Will receive
his sentence next Saturday. The pres
ent jury seems likely TO be noted and
quoted for years to come as the
staunchest that has ever occupied the
box in this county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
RAILROAD TAXES IN SACRAMENTO Co.

RAILROAD TAXES IN SACRAMENTO Co.
The Sacramento Herald of Jan. 6 says {:
E. Black Byan yesterday settled with
the County Collector for the taxes of the
Central Pacific. California Pacific, and
of the several Directors, all in a lump,
without protest or scratch of pen. The
bill was rendered last week, aud a check
for little more than the amount, S21,-
945 Sc, deposited with the Collector on
Saturday. This makes nice addition
to the county funds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

THE Battle OF New ORLEANS, in
which tbs Briti.hers under Lord Pack
enham were all killed or captured.
single handed, by General Andrew
of cotton in one baud and twenty-four
FOUNDER cannon N the ether. was fought
just sixty-ons years ago to-day. General
jackson STOOD up TO the seat of his
pantaIoons in blood and mud from day
light till dark. and never ceased using
his cotton bale and touching off mis- can
non until he had killed old Packenbam
and captured or slaughtered his entire
army. The said Sannon WAS afterwards
worked up into gun, nd rites and pis-
tolls of various cslihEe; and not many
years since we had tue pleasure Of see
ing and handling one of the rifles. then
in the possession OF Nr. Seth kinman.
the great bear hunter and eik-horn chair.
maker in the Rotanda OF the Capitol at
Washington. Other specimens Of these
famous Weapons We're also owned by
those veracioUs gentlemen of the pioneer
class, Mr.. james Beckwourth and Peg
leg Smith. The cotton bale. We under
stand, has been preserved in the archives
of the War Office at Washington, and
will be exhibited among other interesting
relies at the great and glorious Centsn-
NAL Fair at PHILADELPHIA. next Summer.
The ApPIAL will be issued from this Of
flee tomorrow, ~ usual.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP.

HNHE BUSINESS AT THE LAKE TAHOE
Lumber Yard heretofore carried oa under
the firm name Of Dupnins Hunt will after
this date b. conducted by Dunrin2 Chase.
E. N. Hunt having sold his entire int rest in
the business to ). G. Chase Tire new Fl IN Will
collect all bills due to, and assume all the lis
bilitiss OF the Old firm.
Il T. DUNNING.
s. CHAE,
Z. N HUNT.
Carson City, DEC. 81, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

CHEERFUL. - The Elko Indepen-
dent brings 10 its readers the cheerful
Intelligence that " Dave Garrecht is
now Strengthened around, and has his
kind you want can be found there"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

TEE PIoNEERs O. Humboldt county
have been holding an election. II. s.
Thompson was elected President. After
the election Pat Harris made a sneech
which brought down the house
whose house, is not stated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

General Mcclellan, rumor says, will
shortly be appointed TO 4 position in
the service of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, with the title of
general superintendent or manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Mn. GOODMAN offers to sell his shares
in the San Francisco Post. In tho Chron-
icle Of January 6 We ind the following:
foR SALE.
81 Shares Post Publishing Company
stock. For farther particulars Apply 10
j. I. GOODMAN,
Northeast corner Of Montgomery and
Sacramento streets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

ToE MAGUIRE, the well known San
Francisco theatrical manager, has been
arrested on complaint Of colorsd man
for violation of the Civil Rights Act.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Mr.. Gladstone does not want En-
glish converts inspected for the dis
covery of unwilling inmates.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
Pocket Book Lost,

I'm THU 2SFH DECEMBER TIE
~ undersigned lost, on the cars. between
Rene AMI Virginia City, 3 sheepskin Bill
Pocket Book. Tue Rnder will be paid . suits
bic reward on leaving the Book at this office.
There were papers in the Book with the owner
name thereon. td3s 2wl J. n. HORTON.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Olive Logan thinks she will not
lecture on Butter" because she does
no. consider it pat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
THE NsTiONAL LIBRARIAN.

John J tmes Piatt tic poet, has besI
removed from the office Of House Libr.
rian, and his place filed by s2- Congress
man Rice of Kentucky. The change wn,
made by General Anauls. the newly elect
and the Radical papers are ho.iius about
Piatt S displacement.
This case NAV lie one of hardship.
since the office Of Librarian ought TO he
non-poli:ical in character. But 1t should
he remembered, that the Radicals them
selves set the example Of prescription,
and they ought not 10 object To an occa-
sioual dose of their own physIc. jus.
suppose. for example. Mr.. Platt. while
holding a good Office under Radical
Administration. bad voted the Demo
cratic ticket; vou!d he not have gone
whirling: And what would any Radical
paper have said about it: Served him
right, would have been the universal
cry.-S.sR Fsdlsciseo Eedntiieer.
We think that it must be its own moi
ETY. of the Democratic conscience which
hurts our enthusiastic Desocraticai con-
temporary. We have heard no Radical
howlings over Mr.. Piatt's removal. Out
of the mouth of sxultxut depravity the
Democracy have echoed ons very rad
icaI' truth: ITO the victOrs belong the
.pOils.' The vic.eTs over TIE late Re
public.n majority in the House OF Rep
sssentatiyss being borne upon the mus
ter rolls of the ia;s Confederate army,
what could be more natural thar that
they shonld make clean sweep Of MI
discharged Yankee soldiers and crippled
Lincoln hirelings from employment: IN
the south end of the Capitol and subsii
TUE graybseks i'll their place: We deny
the right of any Radicals to com
plain. There never have been but Two
sides to this question. One of thess
finds the truth and root ot action il
Abolitiouism. the otl.er in Alexander J,
Stephens corner atone" Ca one rest
the hes; claims Of the Union; on the
other all that is logical snd just in sus-
tsntation Of the Confederate Idea. Any
compromise between the two is the folly
Of follies. We cannot agree with the
rebels. who in ten years from their sub
jugation hold their conquerors by the
throat; bat We have no complaint to
make this. with their comiag into power
they cast cut all the weareTs Of the Blue
and muster in all possible vearsfs of the
gray. Either one or the other color
must and viii prevail; and there is no
mixing Of them and no compromise
But We res;e; TO sse that the E.cdHi1cr
commits the error of saying that the
Radicals themselves set the example OF
prescription. Some memories Of the
day. Of the early struggles Of Eepubi-
cani.m in California make il hard 10
agree with this statement. BU; We &C.
quiesce in the implied rssto ration Of the
motto that the .poils belong Of right to
the victorious party.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
Ne" TO-DAY.
Dentist.

DENTIST.
CIlfYD DR.. J. 5. EEWLAND
Having located in Carson. Is prepared t. 10 all
kinds Ne p.nical and Operative Dentistry il
the l1tes: and most improved e-yi.s. Also
treats all i isease- OF tEe Head and Jaws. VIII
susrante. : crr. # the CataTrh.
OFFICE Hurd's PhstosrapE Studio, ospo-
-ite [ y. Mint Carson City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Will perform. The whole performance viii
conclude with a Grand Assault at Arms be-
tween the charming Miss Flora Reid, the finest
svo dswoman i'll existence. and Mr.. Borthwick
Reid, the Champion SNordsnan OF the World
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

RONTHWICK REID
VIII sever whole Sheep at On. Blow 81 tie
Saber Also, at One Strok, divide heavy Bar
OF Lead, and with Ba ckwsri swing Of the
Sword Gu; = SILK Handkerchief - Two IN md
air. lie VIII also
Cut q Lemon in tive on the bear neck
Of u Young Lacy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

The Child Wonder, will sing selection Of POI
ular and new character songs. Little Joe h,
never failed to d light an audience, and il
whole show in himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01
7Ausyfr6F 6lAIEs4Fufare Days.
BY Fraak-J.Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
M. a21 HnIi strset, Manchester. Wa.

A ssIGNEES AuCTIoNsALEOFyAL
AZ LIABLE CoaIaMfNiNG MACHINERY, EN-:
GINEs, BoTLERs, HOUSES; AND LARGE a Fy5I u L0 Z
RI NfSS AND MD THW AhR Pr piFs NaR MrpIo
THAN COAI~MINEs, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD VA.-As assignee Of Robert
M MfSs M se q Ss aa
ses lately operated by said Marks, commencing e. a
Eight Ea II ENGINEs and BOILERS,
R RRsss s;R PHMgIst BARRELS, Y
Four DONKEY ENGINES
AZ s. f5 ~ u.s. e slss
TWO oa G5{IeRRbENrER-sHoPs and contents of tool.
Han sRs 1"m ofFiioE, FURNITURE and PIT SUP
Pb ssnf iaa and
EyS sfE's e seRsi s. AND g, contents,
Of od and IRON PEs and
Large lot Of old and new ,BRAssEs-some very val
Large lot Of old and new ROPE and CHAINS, +
CARTS. LoG-W,AI!gsoNI,, II.
Lot Of CARS and BOXES, 2, ~ = -
Several PLANK HOUSES and SHEDS and TIM
BEERS, "
Gus articles useful to farmers and parties engaged II
the coal or steam saw-mili business, too numerous
mention.
Most Of this property Is comparatively new and II
frst-class repair and working order, and Should at
tract the attention Of farmers, coal-miners, ant
TERMS: All sums of 900 and under, cash will
be required; for all sums above that amount ont
fourth cash. and the balance divided In three equa
payments at thirty, sixty, and ninety days, for ne
gotiable notes with interest added from day OF salt
and properly secured. $500. +. y, SAMPSON,
no 22.eodtd Assignee.