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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15


by Cox & Cox, Solicitors of Patents,
Washington, D. G.
A. Kent, Corn Planter, GAINESVILLE.
IL Underwood, Match Splint Ma
chine, Kenosha.
u Curtis, Sash Holder, GAINESVILLE.
G. Francis. Shoes, Albany.
Il. of ii. Dance. Our Temple of
Honor will give dance, at Music
Hall on Thanksgiving eve As the
T. Of Ii Is direct benefit to every
citizen, all should turn out and aid the
Temple in this way while in return you
will get good evenings entertainment.
The supper will be served in the sec
ond story by d. y. Morrill, and Lady
at y cts per couple. Tickets for
dancefS1,00
To Loggers. Tho Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has declared that
all logging camps dea ing out tobacco
to their men must procure stamps COW
ering the business of Dealers IN Hon
ufuctured Tobacco The law will be
rigidlv enforced. Parties intending
TO start camps should make application
1T once in order to avoid the penalty
Of 80 per cent which accrues after the
expiration of the month IL which the
business is commenced.
Ii B. PHILLEo.
Dep. Col
3rd Div Dist Wise.
Grand Rapids.
The Eiacti0l.-The smoke Of the
battle has cleared away sufficiently to
determine the extent of the victory to
the Republicans. Omly here and there
have the Democrats achieved a tri-
umph Wisconsin win show ! good
5000 majority for the Republican
ticket on the official count, while the
Reform Greenback-D Democratic ticket
with Mallory at its head will be found
in the back ground, with four hundred
more votes for Allis than for the Mu-
nicipal Judge. In the Southern part
of he state the Germans refused to
recognize the soft money plank in the
Fond du Lac platform, and went fol-
Smith, as did the Norwe-ians and
Danes In Vernon County, which was
counted for Allis, Smith has nearly
600 majority. The Grecnback farce
was too much Of comedy for tbs
sturdy Norwegians and Germans who
have too much stability to wasder af:
ter strange gods at the beck and nod
OF such men as frothy mouth Cary
and the demagogie press that pub,
lished his lies gratis, and for consid
Grafton. The fsllacy which has mis-
led so, 900 Wisconsin voters is a thing
of the past-dead. We predict that
Greenbacklsm will not enter into Wis,
consin politics ever again.
The State Senate will probably
stand u Republicans and II Demo-
Gratis and the Assembly 80 Republi-
cans to 40 Democrats and Green
hackers.
Elsewhere the result is extremely
gratifying = epublicans, New York
elects / ,moeratic Secretary of State
but both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. Pennsylvania, owing
to Republican disaffection has given a
Democratic majority of 10000
New Jersey elects little Mack" of
wooden gun notoriety by 10000
Massachusetts comes to the trent
with Is, 600 and Minnesota with 25.
900.
We wonder if Bright wa. elect
ed Co Supt. of Schools of Waupacs
County. We hope so, but we can fiac
no mention of the fact pro or con il
the Republican, whether he is or NO
We feel like dedicating this little poem
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15
JAS. MORGAN,

3S6 and 3SS Il. Water ST.. Milwaukee
Retail Rooms. LIST Floor; Wholesale, I'd Floor,
Manufacturing. Sd Floor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15

All goods IN the same proportion.
A large line of Dry Goods, Clothing,
&c, pork, -four, syrups, butter, eggs,
canned goods, and all kinds of gro
ceries at lowest prices. Orders by
mail carefully attended to, Goods
delivered to all parties in Grand
Rapids and Centralia.
Prices Subject to Eluctua-
ton
Give us Call and we will do you
good.
st AMOUR & EDWARDS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15
FreepOrt and DUBUQUE Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Lin

Is the only route between Chicago and Elgin
Rrockford, Freeport, and all points via Freeport
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15
Omaha and California Line

Is the only line between Chicago and Janesville
WATERFOWL, Fond dulac, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay, Escanaba. Ncgaunec, Marquette,
lloughton, Hancock and the Lake Superior
Country IFS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-11-15
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Car

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only
one passing between Chicago with Evanston,
Lake Forrest, Highland Park, Waukegan, RAJ
al ne u n1lnslln md \ lAun, lee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
From Eden.

Ed. DEMOCRAT christmas passed
here with little or no stir You would
hardly know it was Christmas.
The M. +. church had Christmas
tree, which was well attended, consid-
ering the weather.
We hope to have snow for New
Years. 1t would seem great deal
more pleasant to hear the ringing of
bells than the splashing Of mud
Teams may be seen in the fields
blowing to-day. No rest for the farmer
boys if it stays this way all winter. o,
let us have snow!
This being the last shall write in ~,
] will close, wishing you all Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year
ADAM.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
A Gard.

The grateful acknowledgements OF
the undersigned are rendered through
the press to theirInumerous friends in
Mineral Point and Willow Springs
for the tangible proof they gave on
Christmas eve. of their appreciation
of our poor labors amongst them. The
former in presentation of valuable
articles of apparel. The latter in the
gift of an elegant bible beautifully i'll
ustrated and embelished, with the fol
lowing inscription upon it:
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
by the young converts of Willow
Springs, Primitive Methodist Church
1871"
The contents Of the precious Book
of Books have been for long years our
meditation by day and night, and our
interest in the Incompatible boon is
undated. Our advice to all is Mark
learn, and inwarCly digest" the sacred
page that it may be we'll with you in
the land Of the living, and for ever.
After six weeks of varied toll through
mud, and storm, the good Lord helped
us to reap the fruits Of other labors,
and gather into the grmary seventy
nine sheep which we trust to meet in
heaven, greatly multiplied.
JOSEPH AND ELIZA HEWITT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
Christmas Eve, at the Churches.
A THOUGHT FOR ruE SEASON.

A THOUGHT FOR THE SEASON.
The children have no longer to con-
tend for their rights in the matter Of
the celebration of Christmas. The OBJ
seryance of the season has become
general. Year by year it has grown
in interest, and it is now looked for
ward to rs the great feast of the
Christian year. ] the Christian re-
lgion is true and the story Of the
birth of Christ is not an idle tale, then
should all rejoice over the fact that
the manner in which the birthday Of
the Worlds Redeemer is celebrated
but foreshadows the final triumph Of
the great truths of Christianity.
IF on the other hand the foundations
of the Christian religion are naught
but cunHngly devised fables, then
may the lovers Of truth pause andWon-
der ut the seeming triumph Of error.
Either Christianity is true or il is
false. Either the commemoraton of
the birth Of its Founder is Il gladstone
recognition Of the benefits bcqueathcd
to mankind by that birth, or il is
worse than mummery itself That
which tends to elevate and purify
mankind cannot he false. The thought
is called up by the season.
Christmas Eve, services were held
in the Episcopal, Presbyterian, NJ. Il.
and /. NJ Churches OF this city,
At Trinity (EpiscopaB Church, SER
vices We're held commencing at 8
o'clock The services were very in
teresting, and appropriate to the time
and the children seemed to join in
them with more than usual fcNor.
The Presbyterians held their SER
vices in the City Hall, and u very
pleasant time was had.
In the Nj. Il. Church, the usual SER
vices We're held on Christmas Eve.
The distribution of the presents
among the children was not thc least
interesting feature Of the occasion.
The children Of the =. NJ. sabbath
school had their Christmas Tree in
their Church on Christmas Eve. Very
many bright faces were present To
gladden. over the reception Of presents
and To join III The services 81 tile even
inG.
Altogcther the time was i happy
on", and for the children of Mineral
Point who parted wishing fol the re-
turn Of many I happy, merry Christ
mas Eve.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
The Free and Accented Masons of

The Free and Accepted Masons of
Mineral Point, who compose the No.
| lodge OF the State, will have grand
dedication service. with supper and
ball afterwards on the occasion Of
entering into, and taking possession
Of. their splendid new Hall i'll Toay's
new block. The proceeds Of the enter
tainmcnt are to be devoted to Il fund
for furnishing the rooms. Grand
Master j. +. g. Cottcrell will conduct
the dedicatory services, and other
interesting exercises are on the pro-
gramme. a general invitation is ex.
tended to the masonic fraternity, and
those not Of the guild may receive
special bidding. a "Whoop-la" time is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Watkins, with their
infant daughter, started for Sioux
City, iowa, yesterday morning. Mr..
Watkins has bought into Il hourislling
newspaper and bOok-binding concern
in Sioux City, and intends to make
that place lis home for the future
During his connection with this paper
and with the county superintenlency,
Mr.. Watkins won for himself the
highest praise for integrity ana pains
taking ability. He manifested such
qualities Is will ensure him recogni-
ton anywhere as Il man above the
common. He is most heartily com
Imcnded TO 4 favorable reception from
the people among whom he has newly
east III his lot. Ills cstinable wife
was u brilliant ornament to society
here, and will doubtless shine with no
dim luStre in the new home. Not only
the good wishes, customary to be given
ut this season but such us would be
uttered from full hearts ut amy time
accompany Mr. and Mrs. Watkins
hence, and their many friends, as time
rolls away,will become more and more
conscious Of the void Whichtheir ab-
sencc has produced III our midst.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
From Avoca.
Mud NIud., NIud,!!

Mud. MudM Mud.l,
There 50 much mud no news hap
fens. The roads leading ant from
tliis place We're never lii L worse con
ditien; Simply impossible.
Dion Enaeinauits brilliant drama III
the "Octoroon,' was presented IN the
"Aveca Dramatic Club" last Friday
evening, D.r, elst, aud was Il decided
success, beth socially and financially.
I Will hc repeated Dec. 2Stn, and in
connection with It i farce entitled,
lin not meSelf nj ALL
Anoglmr ol,l rasiacnt Of tais town,
w. John folt2. LIS gone tolls long
rest. Disease, tonsmeptou
Oar Puddle schools are GlYiag Il Na-
cation uutil af,er thc holidays.
several y om YOUNG men students
u the Madison University ata Ny. homc
far ateN dala
Cur City Fathers" have seen III IN
provide 4 house ior uu4 tHp eH4iip.
iha btIhIng iscompjlt,5l. rmt tdgtNn
III llat in i@ riaca yaf
believe tl# ne il tor9lis ,iae, o
| wllI e'oat; nora auan.
HOhH tnEGN
i NJ sAee n1 communication MAJ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
Monument Dedicated.

On Christmas day Il magn iiiccnt
monument WIS dedicated to the mem
DRY Of Rcv. John Davis who, last
April, was suddenly called away to-
that region whence no traveller re-
turns. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted on lie spot, near the Church
cdilice, in the town Of MiaIin, and in
what is known rs the Welsh Settle
ment. The shaft is of Sc uteh granite,
IL. feet high, weighs about Z tons
and cost over &ll00: Engraved upon
Il II both the English and Welsh lan-
gllages are thcnameand virtues Of The
deceased pastor Whosealmost garatui-
tons lahorS for more than 30 years
seemed u call ormore than i passing
token from his people.
The services were conducted hy the
Key John T.. Morris and Row. David
llarreis OF Chicago, Who, with other
brothers madc excellent speeches on
the OCCASION. \ large assamblage
was gathered together and al attestrd
totIe worth aul merits Of Tie GOOD
man whose nanc WAS thus common
died. to the great future, Ii WAS felt
that no man was moro worthy Of
such commemoratiou than Mas tie
Rey.lohn DAVIS,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
COlfnx will Talk.

II il great pleasure TO look upon II
smiling countcnance, and the gentle
man who is to lecture IN our city ON
Wednesday evening next, the 81 proX.,
has reputation in that line. Reserved
seats arc going Off fast 1T the Post
Ollicc. Don't forget to make u point
Of looking Ut, and listening to, 'Smiler'
ColfaX when he comes TO this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
MARKET REPORTS.
BY OUR REGULAR REPORTER.
For THE WEEK ENDING DEC. IS, 1917

For THE WEEK ENDING DEC. IS, 1877.
The condition Of our public high
ways compel us to say that there is 10
trade here this week. The Oldest resi-
dent says that the weather beats him.
If something don't happen soon to
change the state Of the roads there is
no telling where we will eventually
land. We don't mean to intimate that
a famine is likely to occur: but there
will be some sick looking spectators
around here.
The markets are as steady as the sun
and rs firm as q rock. Hogs have add
vanced trille, but not to amount to
anything. Grain continues at the Old
prices. Hides have declined cent.
On the whole we never had as hard a
time as this to get up il little change
IN our reports.
There is hardly any use giving 4
list this week; but seeing that it has
been our custom,we subjoin it, for the
benefit OF our lady readers:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

MINERAL PoINT, WIS. Dec. 20, II.
EDS. DEMOCRAT:-A person coming
suddenly into this city, would no
doubt Immediately notice the differ
ence in morality, in our young men,
compared with the young men Of other
places of tile same size.
Our young men know that no coed
can come from dissipation, and the
fact has been illustrated before their
very eyes, in dozens Of eases. Men
that should have been living to this
day, respected by their fellows, have
been disgraccd themselves Us well us
thcir families. They went down on
the craft "Dissipation" leaving no
mark except disgrace
Why is it then thatour young men
will keep on in the road toruin, after
knowing what it will eventually lead
To. Fhe cause, probably in most cases
is that the aIlurcmcnts Of the moment
IS too tempting for them to resist In Il
great number 81 eases they have been
bred and taught to go in the right
paths. The good influences Of town
Of This size ought to ovelbalmee the
evil ones; but it seems not ~.
The "Reform Club" Of this city,
has brought about 4 great many good
results: but 1T the same time tits not
advancing Ill the cause it advocates aS
rapidly as il should. The reason Of
tAia il perhaps that It is not fascina-
ting enough to draw the maynard
young man. 'rhe Reform Club was
organized for tha purpose 81 keeping
from temptation those who eyinced Il
desire to reform, and IN addition 1T
WisIed to draw those who Lad not
ey.nccd such a desire, and in The pro
eess M time, reform thcm Iii tile
aat particular, Il has succeeded adj
mrahly, Iii, in the last. Wc can hardly
5lg N, much There Is and oldmaNim
Which Win Gg begc God helps the
man who helps himself
Hl anotker 9apee We Willmake some
suggestions uresard "a tlm reform
us ", o8r Young haan GaN.
a.---@----
III entire soel WE Try Goods AMI
Groceries o.fpol at a7a. wish t6
inform tae public tllat .5r tie neNt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

NOTlCE-fhe undersigned would
respectfully inform the public th&t hr
is prepared to cry public sales ut all
times on reasonable terms. Farmers
sales i speciality. Can be seen 1t Min
Grad Point every Saturday. All orders
left at Charles Meals butcher shop. or
at the Democrat Office, Will receive
prompt attention. n. II. VAN MATEr
FARMERS, ATTENTION. II yott
want t. sell stock Of amy kind at public
auction il will always pay YOU 70 OF
the best salesman to cry your sales: ~
be sure and ret that experienced Sales-
man Hugh Connaughton 20 sell foe
yog. You cm always rely on him.
Mineral Point, Noy. 2sth, 1877. lGtf
For the largest assortment. the hest
goods, and the lowest prices, 80 t.
Birely's.
The druggists have received a ueW
supply " "laWsons Curative" which
il sure ID cure those distressing eaM-
plants such Us Neuralgia, Rheumlt
ism, Headache and all pains III thf
limbs and buck. when it il faithfully
used according " direotions. 1t will
allay the intlunation ii wounds a.iI
bruises, and head ~ II Us magic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

Married, on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1877, at the village Of Highland.
by S. II. Fitch, Esq, Mr.. Ole Oleson,
jr, and Miss Anney Holstenson; both
Of Highland.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

Mr. W. N. Matthews viii open i
Shooting Gallery III town on Thurs
day next, where he will be glad IT,
meet his old friends and to make new
ones. Give him Il call when III
starts business.
Persons indebted to mo are kindly
invited to call and pay in full. All
accounts not paid by the LIST Of .IMu-
AIRY, are subject to official collection.
l7-td II. :. CLArER
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
@, N. 81 st. Paul II. r.
Illinois Central r. r.

The o, " route running through cars between
ntren mud Gh,Gng0, The Jnly route 70 ~.
,4ouis CHlru, alld the South, ana TO
Dubuque, sioux CITY. Omaha and west.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
Blankets and Buffalo Robes.

4 choice lot OF the genuine New
Hampshire six pound, double strap,
large size, horse-blankets, at 30 cents
each, and buffalo robes 1T from S. to
$40, can be had lit Y. Pricstley's har-
ness shop, this month.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28
Time Tables.

Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way.
Time OF departure Of Passenger Trains from
Freeport.
Leave for Chicago and East ............l0 20 a m
do do do ......."".l2:6O q N
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

Jeans. Tickings, and all other goods
il proportion TO the above prices,
The above are not auction goods, but
are genuine dry goods. Call and ey-
anime for yourselves.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-28

Closing out Of Dry Goods, Hats 4
Caps, 1T Schneberger a Branger's. We
give list Of the prices on some of ouu
goods:
Best Prints, per yard, Re.
: Bingham, per yard, Sc.
Alpaca Delaines, POE.
Corded Alpaca, POE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02

"See here" said a wild-eyed man, rush
ing into our sanctum the other day. 'See
here, Mr.. Editor, have you heard that DO
MATHS comet has broken loose and is coming
straight for us at gait OF million miles
mlnutef"
"Not much, we haven't" replied our
funny man. But il it's true We'll nave
some sport, won't WEI"
"Sporti" rctorted the stranger; what
do you mean by sportI"
mWhy, l mean little tcrect-creatao'a,
that's ALL" answered the funny man. ,
The intruder thought a moment, and
then. tearing his hair with vcNation, shot
out of the door like hot shot from shovel.
Puck.
She was sweetly dreaming OF bright golden
fields where flowers breathed perfume, ana
she thought she was chasing butterflies. UP
and down hill and dale she ran, and then
she caught beautiful red-winged butterfly,
and aWoke to find that she had nearly
twisted her husbands nose of.-Br1d9eS
Smiths Paper.
The large bustles which have been so
long in vogue are going out OF fashion, ana
that glorious season when the mlddled-aged
female could attend the annual donation
party and carry off two thirds OF the pas
tors salary for the next year about her per-
son in provisions, may be SAID 0 belong 10
a decayed past. -Noraoich Bulletin.
Diamonds are going out Of fashion, and
soon there will be nothing to distinguish
Niagara hickman from the ordinary capl-
talsts.- Worcester Press.
A state of MISUNDERSTANDING Neus.
A state OF Washington Ma
ton. A iatherly state-Pa.-Norr'StoocT
Herald. A girHsh state-Miss.- Bulletin.
The druggist, who hasn't invented a
cough medicine OF his own is some lndoient
man who had rather white shipgle than
wait on customers. - Exchange.
Olive Logan says she'd like to be an Eng
lishman's wife and have him to ask her to
bring bin his boots! She'd make him
think tornado had struck the house!
The. Boston Post remarks If New
York man wants to see how his obituary
will look. let him retire quietly into the
country for q few days." -
The crocus is beginning TO hatch in the
East, the caucus in the South, and the locus
in the Vest Graphic. And the circus In
the North.-NoqTiStoao Herald.
Bob Ingtrsolps lecture on " Ghosts drew
a crowd In New York. Does he specter re-
peat it?
WHY is chloroiorm like Mendelssohn
Because it is one of the great composers
Of modern times.
II some of these champion wrestlers were
nut behind buck-saw the world would be
no worse of. .-...~,.
A quack's advertisement: =" People never
cough after taking one bottle of my cough
mixture"
Young ladies in Canandaigua, New York,
have become 80 row-bust that they propose
to organize a. boat club.-Egchange.
Legislators observe Pass-over-in fact,
they 90 in for pass over all the railroads in
the country.-Butsetin.
A Rev. Mr.. Speiter is the name Of an
Arkansas preacher, and there isn't n vacant
pewter be had in his church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02
f;y Robert Is. Lyme.
Successor 10 Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI-
/ RhRLE PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
BURGER & BROTHER AS THEIR RESIDENCE
AND SLAUGHTERING- AND BUTCHERiAG-
Pens, AND FORmERIY OCCUPIED FOX
MANY YEARS BY WILLIAM ENTERTAIN, At
AUCTIuN.--As trustee in a certain deed from John
Becker and wife, dated January 20, 1875, OF record
IN the Chancery Court Of ile city of Richmond ID:
q. IO7 b., page 1877, shall, in pursuance OF SAID
the three notes therein secured, drawn By the said
John Becker, and payable to the Virginia FIRE anu
Marine Insurance Company, at the request OF the
beneficiary therein named. proceed to sell, upon me
premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of April,
1877. at O'Clock Z. a., the following: -Four sev-
add add Wit: One LOT of SO feet 6 iuches
front ON - street. and running back 81 feet,
which was conveyed by E. y. Cannon, comnIs>lon-
er, 10 William Entcrnan by his deed OF SIN Fe5rli,
ary, S54: also, two certain LOTS OK PARCELS
OFLAND known as Lots Nos. 81 and 3S N DuTals
addition each containing about half an acre, when
were conveyed by Isaac A. Goddin and Eliza Ann,
his wife, to said Enferman, rs by their deed DARED
Ith June, 1860, both Of which deeds are recorded
OR PARCEL Of LAND 81 rect inches on one
street and 81 feet, more or less on another street.
and described as Lot No. 80, and l part Of Lot No.
SO, In Duyals addition 10 the city OF Richmond,
which was conveyed by Nancy Habernan. John
Young. and others, to the said Euternlan by their
deed dated March 10. 1862, recorded IN Henrico
County Court clerks office. ,,
The improvements consist of nice TWO-sTOHi
FRAMED DWELLING containing five rooms !;
also, kitchen, cehouse. stable and slauE
TERMS: Cash "a 1880 and expenses OF sale,
and all interest due 10 date residue upon sucn lime
as may be announced al sale.
NH ID W +. COWARDIN. Trustee.