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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17
rHr CAUSE or rHE srRIKr.

It seems to be the aim Of railway off,
cials TO get all the work they can out OF
the men for the lowest possible pay.
Where they used to haul thirty cars In q
train they are now required 20 haul forty
i've or fifty, and very frequently engines
are overloaded, and II the engineers hap
pen to complain they are told, "If you
don't like 1t get on, L will put another
man on /" 1t Is this Kind OF treatment,
coupled with the last reduction, that caus-
ed the general uprising among the train
men, and so long as that spirit is mani
tested among the officials toward the en-
ployes, we shall continue to have strikes.
would say to railway managers, be hon.
est and just toward each other and to
their employees. Cease your suicidal pol
ley Of cutting rates, and submit all differ
ences that may arise between you and
your employees that you cannot adjust, to
a board Of arbitration, composed Of three
dIsinterested meB, one 20 be chosen by each
party and the two TO select the third. and
their decision TO be final. In my opinion
IL Is the only fair way OF settling disputes,
and = sure preventive or strikes. We as
an organization have always been willing
to pursue that course. II the men now
engaged In the present conflict are by force
OF ciFcumstan compelled to succumb, 1t
Will not remove the cause nor remedy the
evil
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

It seems Mr.. Kemble, of Pa, in
sists that Carl ShuIz is Inconsistent
in his loud professions of devotion
to civil service reform. He accused
Mr.. Shurz Of being the recipient in
1868 OF political bounty to the tune
Of 81 800 for three weeks speaking
In Pennsylvania. The Republican
Central Committee paid the bill.
This Mr.. Shurz denied. But Mr..
Kemble comes to the front and
proves Il. In addition TO this he
was furnished with railroad passes
and had his hotel bills provided for
by local committees. He also says
Mr.. Shurz took money in the cam
paign of 1860 when the party was
very poor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17
SOUTHWEST.

Several Of the PrussiAns who hav,
lately located on the upper White
water, were in town last week. They
wanted to buy <Gmore land" and /
allowed to go on will soon own all O
that portion of our country Edo.
RADIO Times.
The FIRsT.-The first regular pass.
enger train came down last Friday
night and returned Saturday morning
Trains are now running regularly
making close connections with the
Santa Fe rOad.-EldoradO Times.
The railroad depot at Eldorado will
be "A by 81 feet, and is to be built a
once.
Peabody has cleared out its saloons
and "strictly prohibits whisky.
The railroad celebration at Eldora-
do, is to take place ABOUT the 9TH Of
September.
In Marion county, last week, two
worthless ours chased and killed q
valuable ram belonging to DR.. Fin
mel, and injured two valuable Cashmere
goats belonging to MIR. Lucks. This
is the way stock raising is encouraged.
The first step toward making Kansas
sheep state ought to be to kill every
dog in it.
The Wichita authorities have order
ed the demimonde to leave that town
and stay away. Other cities had bet.
ter look out for these cancer spots
In society.
The people of Winfield have finally
concluded to have q railroad, even
though it should reach some other
town in the southwest, and have made
oVeFtures to the X. c., E. & s rail road
company with a fair prospect of Sc
curing a branch of that road down
Walnut Valley to Arkansas City.-Ox-
ford Independent.
Mr.. W. F. Hildreth, contractor on
the Il. e., e. q S. railroad, with Mr..
George M. Stowell, of Emporia, arriv-
ed In Eureka Tuesday night. They
mad the mortgage on the line Of road
from Emporia to Augusta placed on
record at this place and Eldorado. -
Eureka Herald.
Some weeks since in commenting
upon some statistics of this county.
we Ventured the assertion that upon
the basis of population, Greenwood
was the banner county in the state for
STOCK. The report of the State Board
OF Agriculture for the months of April.
May and June Is now out. On refer
ence to it we find our statement or
opinion fully verified. Indeed with
one exception Greenwood stands al
the head of the list In the cattle line.
Lyon county is reported as having
just 70 more cattle than Greenwood.
The six counties ranking highest in
the number Of cattle are as follows:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

A Maine editorial" excursion
recently, was composed Of two edi-
tors from daily papers, eleven from
weekly papers, I've from one reli-
gious weekly, Ave job printers, two
editors from New Hampshire, three
from Massachusetts,, and twenty
four women not connected with any
paper. The influence OF the press
is astonishing.
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1t will be observed that under the
head of .tOther CATTLE" Greenwood is
well In advance of the highest. This
report Is make up from the census OF
1875. The statistics in our County
Clerks Office for this year, shows that
we now number $3.50 mich COWS, and
2O,329 other cattle, or q total of %, 1853
cattle. We have always claimed for
Greenwood that it is the best stock
county in the state, and the rapid in
crease in the stock interest confirms
us. We believe 1t to be to our interest
to encourage the development of this
branch of business. There Is grass
enough now going TO seed on our
prairie to feed a million head of cat
tie. We hope It will be from year to
year more and more employed and
ultiltzed.-Eureka Herald.
In Butler county, on ths 27th ult.,
family of new settlers from Nebras-
ka, named Barnett, went into their
cabin 70 avoid a rain, and Q stroke OF
lightning killed the mother and three
OF the children and knocked the father
and the other four children. senseless.
D. w. Crane, proprietor Of Durham
Park, Marian county, says he has no
idea of selling the Park and leaving
Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

The party that succeeds for any
length of time in this country will not
be the party Of a few thousand selfish
autocrats, but the party that strikes
hands with toll, that makes common
lot with busy workers having justice
and fair dealing between man and
man for its guiding principle. Let
politicians and statesmen of all grades
take notice.-Inter Ocean.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

The hotels Of Cleveland are all
engaged by Knights Templars, from
Aug. 9th to 3Oth inclusive, and
many have to engage board outside
Of the city. Eight thousand are
already booked for arrival.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

Will the Commonwealth and 9TH
or papers please correct the time for
holding the Lyon County Fair ?
As published by them 1t will COM
mence Sept. 1lth. The time has
been changed so as to commence
Sept. 4th, and continue four days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

Senator David Davis, of Illinois,
Is suffering so much from the in
durable disease Of cancer of the
stomach, that he may not be able to
do any more public service.
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Our Market:Report
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

EmpOrfa Markets.
EAPoRIA. KS. August II. 1877.
WHOLESALE.
Spring wheat-No 2, Toe; No. 5, e0c; rejec3-
ed, 30 to SOC.
Fall wheat-No 3. 81 %; No. 4. s6c; reject
ed, 20 to 6Oc.
Corn-20 cents
Oa4S-lS cents for No 2
Rye-25 cents.
Hay--$2 so per ton.
WoOd--$3 50 to s. for soft and green wood ;
81 and 81 50 for dry hard wood
Coai--Ly0n county and Fort Scott IS 20
Usage shaft 300 per ton; McAllister, So 50.
Cattle--On foot to ~ cents for fat cows ;
2k to 81 for fat steers; 8 cts. for calves, and
cts. for sheep.
Hogs--$S 25 to so on foot.
RETAIL PRICES.
Wichita Flour-Best. S. 90; Cd grade, 81 q,
81 grade, s. 90; 4th grade, 81 IS.
Armor's-Spring. xxx. 81 90; xxxA, s. so;
xxxB. - 70. Rye -four 81 so. Graham -four, 81.
Corn meal-bOlted, SOC; unbolIed. SOC. per
100 lbs.
Stock Feed-Barley and oats mixed, 81 90
per 100 lbs; corn and oats. soc; ship STUFF, 60
bran 6Oc. bran and middlings mixed, 20 cents.
New Potatoes--6O per bushel.
Butter-Grocerr pay Il and sell for 15c.
Eggs-GrOcers pay &c and sell for 10 cents.
Cheese--16 cents
Poultry-Chickens, grOcers pay 81 50 per
dOz, and sell for % to sc each.
Fresh meats--l2K cts. per pound for steak /;
to 12k cts for roasts; 8 to cts for boiling
pieces.
Veal and Mutton--s to l2K cents. according
to cut.
Hams--13 to Is cents. by the ham. Bacon,
lax cents by the pound.
Lard - Rendered lax cents; leaf lard. 10
cents.
Peaches--$1 % to = so Per bushel.
Cucumbers--lO cents per dozen.
do for picking, 80 cents per 100
Cabbages, new, s to 10 cents each.
Green corn--5 cents per dozen.
Tomatoes--75 cents per bushel.
Beets--00 cts. per bushel,
Onions--75 cen Is to 81 per bnshel.
Apples-$l to 81 40 per bushel.
Grapes--10 cents per Id.
Beets--6)c per bushel.
String beans--$1 per bushel.
Green graPes--s; per Id.
Watermel0ns--i0t to zoe each.
Plums--$1 per bushel.
Red peppers -1Oc per dozen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17
Notice Of Sale Of School Land,

NOTICE is hereby given: That the follow
~ ing descrihed schQol lands, situate in
Lyon county, Kansas, will be offered for sale
af public auction, at my once in the court
house in EmporiA. on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September, A. d. 1919. Said sale to be omen
for bids from 10 O'Clock Q. m. until O'Clock
p. m. Of said day-to-Wit:
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, August l6.
GOLD-Sold throughout the day at 1861.
LoANs--Borrowing rates, TX, 2, 2k and
per cent. per annum.
SILVER - Bars 81 % in greenbacks; 81 II
In gold; silver coin A0Kc discount.
CONVENIENT BONDs-Firm.
RAILROAD BONDs-Strong.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

EVERYBODY to know that am prepared
u to make Photographic Pictures from tho
smallest locket size TO life size, In any style
desired. and At prices as low rs GOOD WORK
can be made. / try first to do GOOD WORK,
next 20 suit my customers. have QUICK
WORKING LIGHT and CAMERA, and
therefore seldom fail in getting good pic
lures OF the little folks, and do not get cross
If have extra trouble with them. Always
bring the babies and little child en- in tie
forenoon Of pleasant day, for then the light
works quickest, and they do not have 40 q
so long. Babies take best in white on light
colored clothing. Adults take hest as rule
in dark coiOred clothing. When You deciCo
TO have your pictures taken, 90 Is early ia
the day as possibles and stay until you get
such pictures as you are satisfied to pay for.
II you have NO good pictures OF yoursel {.
children, or friends, make haste and get the q
before anything happens 70 prevent the DO -
sibility. Old pictures copied and enlarge /
Parties having card negatives Of themselv =
or children, can get enlarged copies fIE
framing at any time.
H. "A! EIICKox,
2-yr PHoTooRAPnRR.
I62 COMMERCIAL 81 PoRIAs KAs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sheriff's Sale.
District Court, Fifth judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
BRUNKR McMURTRIR,)
%.
E.S. WATERBURY.
DY virtue Of an execution issued out OF
Dthe District Court, Of Lyon county, Kan
sas. will, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Aug
ust. 1877, at ten O'Clock q. m. at the front
door OF the court house in Emporia, Lyon
ton. to the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described property to-Wit: One bay
old.
Said property taken as tbs property of E.
5. waterbury, and VIII be sold co satisfy said
execution.
SheriH's office, August II, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, sheriff
SS-2t Lyon county, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

-ATYEO 81 HERH6A Az
DEALERS N f
Meats OF All kinds. Have now ON hs.A a,,a
Tor SALE CHEAP large anOunt 6
Pork Ham, Shoulders. Baeons
equal 70 the very best that can be fo1,S1 ~.
where. They have also large QaaAtity g
Lard by the Barrel or POuAd
CALL AEn SEE II.
All orders win receive prompt sttentiez. snA
dealers are particularly Eeqeo0sea .
give u eall.
TIE Best 81 Beef Heften and Veal.
- usual. at our market, two doom nazaA =
he post018ce, ERpOFia, kanGaA.
LIT ATYEO b HERMAN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

no
new Catalogue.
It contains val.
liable inform d.
tiOn for oV0yY
person coz.
remplating the
purchase of any article for personal, family
or agricultural use. Free 20 any Addre. s..
EONTGONRRY EARD Co,
Original Grange Supply House,
~ and 2s Wd6dSh AOs. CHICAGO, lie.
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Shoulder Braces. supporters, Trusses and
RhfHSsvs eint EaH Nh is enli ana
Glass; Pooket-Books. Cutlery and
Cigars; Fancy and Toilet Arti-
ticles; Choice Wines and
Liquors.; Brushes,
Combs aud
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-17

Around US has grown up . purse proud
railroad Arlstocracy, who, having the
technical form Of the law on their side
snap their fingers In the face Of the gener.
~ community and successfully defy ali
opposition come from what source &c NAV.
Well may these original employees. but D.
nAly owners stand by and see few mil
hons Of property destroyed, or the inter-
ests or the entire community sacrificed
when they still have q reserve OF mil!ions.
But how, may Il be asked, have these rail-.
way managers diverted the revenues OF
railroads. to say nothing Of engaging In
even An outside legitimate business
They have diverted them through the
channels Of ''fast freight lines" and theIF
deaignAtortes are legion-express and
sleepIng cAi companies, railroad hotels
and eating houses, passenger Insurance
companies, telegraph companies, Sc
and until these managing rings are bro
ken up and practical. competent. homes,
men substituted therefor we shall contlu.
ue 20 have trouble. i do not wish to be-
understood as claiming that all railway
mAnagars are dIshonesf, IS I am personal
~ acquainted with q number who ART
gentlemen in the truest sense OF the term,
whose conduct during the recent conflict
was In marked contrast with that Of q ar.
Estt, Scott, aBd Vanderbilt.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
HERALD NOTES.

Republican you are just . little eoncei'ed'
She told you so to soothe your troubled
spirits.
Ten thousand miners at Scranton, Pa,
hold meeting and declared they would die
,oner than work at starvation wages.
Il Mystic Park, Boston, on the a6sh inst
clars.s won in the 2 - class time = -
In the s.s4 class Belle Oakley was shexinne'
lime ASSN
Written in Blood, is the most thrilling
story Of modern times. Three hERALr
columns par day. Read the opening chap
,cts,ia thi issue. ~ Ee%
The races at Saratoga on the adth Inst
were woa BY vHginius, one mile IN l.ia
Parole, two miles and quarter In Ns4
Rhoiamanthus, three qua-ters Of mile II
l.ld: and George the Fourth, one mile ant
4 QaArter in 2.iS - &
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.

There has been an impostor endeavoring
% collect sums of money in behalf OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, on an
ai,idayit sigued By Mr.. 8. W. McCauiiey'
The Association desires to warn the public
against subscribing to the paper, as they
have made no such request, and will reward
,is,esaliy any one who viii give information
lesaing TO the arrest of the guilty party.
B. JOHNSON, Chm
of Executive Committee.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
FAMILY JARS.

OF sll the nea; desirable 81" ,o'A.sT'.''.'
things about home, few ho.d such warn
spot In our esteem Aud spqrc.z. zen As 'h'
family jars. They have heir a.oi'sl .a-'
in the dark cupbo.-d snd IL Is source q.
no little satisfaction 10 s1s taG I".n@ST ~
crease as the season adsac1rS ua'.t '.s
long shelves are crowded and Isr,ta~ S1~
meath their precicas weight. Ths>e y'r>
contain all llvariefies a. jams. .a,,>S @Id F'e
serves such dg';,As; IS one o' rs1"-.
taste can really e9jry. THY are 70, A.
usys of the same s-y,e. Some are u'ss'g
SHARPEN with clamp sEG >-."oN sc~*w a''%S@.
men,, while oihc7s va:y :2 So AM dl1s2-
s,ous, sud ius;eai a C,.-, hyr@s'a,so.!
sealed hsve eeverS q F.-'a VII" 2aG--
mon which are wr!,tta :hr RON Sc;e1,, !.
name of the aeHcscy within,
We invariably COUPE .,eSa t@G,s = ,a7@
with rvmiuiScencl< q c&r earlier year
when. with singular ast.'a-sss VIC csasn
the setn. ot new n&ks& y.-s or caNs$ 2 .@,.s
away in the sAmt &arE taHHsa'd sI@ !.
of,sn served as So. .s. ~ Aaa.r ~he.1s'
we preferred tbs cakes 49,. 2 IS or;@" s"2e.
rrsssrye. measer'y aN-a.e.i through &
smsI opening III tae ?akyv >r'.r.
These family a-> AK @.".Es a>, ~
able. They bring cboer @'';.e s'eA e-"'@
her they share in tie rys e. s., 1-'''!
~s.heriuss ara G9l $s.e ~@h~@>t o''a@'
In every well rtSu'a'o3 .Gasa a-sNsi,
Rus W hiIe the family .@-< 'a~a - A52l-.
anprecsa'si The family ..=s'$ eyaa 1a@ar> ID
h. desired. In ta>; a -. tsl-$ "e &.s.tN
family Jars are ,ae MOS -rqu s1Ts, lhf.
d;suni,s families, hey --'a'2 Ga$,c2 tsE
ings, thtr alscri&,t s@>@ g. t-oa Z sg'
usren.s fram thil&r a.Ecs - B.
our misfortune fe~ l.ys >'@ss 20 s@SS
b,n,s ~, - s.-sE:. w-,7s .A-g "a
rss ro;pg OF. The raa> Il si he house 10
the vine besrs SEEMED - '~ >: - !s'n '-
psrsu.ssor Apa evs.sv,y s4l 7at a''-, {,
she WAS ics: clos svc he rsEa:iga Of scs'
ed discussion, Esr0.,a- @Ss we G&;.s-'. !
srs or item of S>1s sal g.. a"E. Gs7 - .@ts.-,
What the precise ,a;.s. Q. !.scsfss2e as
we could na lea-r tGcG2t ~a we're 12s
soubs who wo1 va,g Sao-,r lie y.1.:sa
her haraps2s csna& e@..r.,@.y III; q Il
house. ..... -.
where family jars So ss.&as'e& 2l.t o.'s
ana sha: sce ws,h h,fas T'@a-G - ~ I.
onsrsau, Shaasi 81 tg-- ~ gcs2Selle1
Witness s4sca scenes &s >41a' &n.ss 0n' g
ssrvssten reoSza,y We sAa- iess &rS- 1N'4
vrsse usors Sish 5 Was 10 locAiizasSoa-
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and % NJ
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in ths|
18th chapter of Levitlous, lays down yery|
explicit rules on this disease. So terribIs|
and loathsome had /, been considered theu|
that a person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
Tne Jews regarded 1t as divine infictionI
ana believed there was no cure for 1t NJ
was then the sins of youth or a divistimI
from the paths OF virtue wePe punished al
long as life lasted. happily In our day.
the slence Of medicine has been developed
the great storehOuse of Nature furnishes d
remedy the disease is stripped Of Its teri
ror by the nse OF the SA MAXI FANS SR0T
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim d
Scrofula. Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, BlcichA
| tt ter, etc, can be restored to sound health
in a few weeks. That there are thousandl
now whose conditions are as bad as those
| OF The dark ages we are well aware MSDy
now Iaii 10 lind a cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Boot
and Herb Juices will prove happy, boon,
eradicating all impurities from The blood,
| and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles IL remove PIN
pies or blotches, thereby doing away Wlln
| Coz metie> 4n~ powders. hOOT AND HERB
JUICES sl.e5 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address. - m b.
9l5 Racestreet Philadelphia, n
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
TROUBLED IA nEN CHOICE.

.How happy could be with either, were
tother dear charmer away" Last night,
q LADY upon the dopbktui side Of thirty
with her honuet sSkew, and her dress he
drayyled. invited the attention Of couple
Of police officers she had directed her aa.
t.ons during the day bH the philosophy d
the homeopathis 5, that like cures liAes,sud
as she was very hot, she di':geu'}y tried the
soothing qualities, Of tap&ie-ico', or Jersey
lightning through the day The appiie@-
tion failed to cool her, and so very senSth.y
afflicted her limbs that the pavement on
Front street became too narrow for loco>
motion, as her vis>ysg course in'eTiereG
with other peoples rights, The gallant oia
Ger - took her in charge. jus.
At this particular momeu: hfr limbs failed
her, and he was Obliged t"ca'l s brother o.
ticer to his assistance VII" she found her"
self in Isuch good comHary, she iuro"d
pair of eyes upon one 81 t@a e'isers, W15e'
would have seea ,.gaj, Il hey had H''
been bloom shoaen, alt s4.- II dT~AAlls --4.'
set,o, "whithey art We going love 'it
the Town Hall, deagya. - replied the oG1r.r
"yery well, " saasre,e la&iv, "1e: rs bon3''
and go as 1t wss the yagy p'ac1, &pd g
making Tor to talk Nog&l &uAS1an 10 tAtS'
misguided people who insist upon driuSio.
ice water at this season Of the year. lie
desire TO reach the Town Hall WAS gTatii5t,'
hut there was no opportunity given 10 dis
can, upon the evils of ice ws'er. IS She wa
inductsti into 4xs. and there sett t2r =.
nirht, to dream til AZ she dwgt N ma1@
halls.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
Tape eWOrnl RemOyed AM
E. #. Kunkeps ustral
KunkePs Shampoo for
-,.t the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dress,ro =.
Hair Cleaner in the world. Ihev s romaa aaa
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and uG~v, s"1
the heated scalp, prevent the hair sov N.Y.
falling of, aud promote the growth ,l, IN
very short time, They preserve and hss,]
tify the hair. and render it soft and al"sss Ias]
They impart brilliancy and sil s!j " ~
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair, and a. ~ 1
hair dressing, they are unriva led. ersa1
cate dandIuff and prevent badness, M mi
shampoo cleans the hair, removes preets sN1
scruff, itching, eruption, Cures hesdashs
caused by heat and fatigue. KunkeIi
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to ns'
ural and glossy color, restore faded dr
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle \
Ask your druggist for them or send to h n n
Kunkel. Proprietor, No. 259 North Mini
street, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-28
SHERIFF SALES.
NHERITFS SALE,

SHERIFF's SALE. -aa.
n rr,sr4} fs4ayss E9t6tGEiC9 nra ". ~
By virtue al q writ OF yendit!oni expo
mas to me directed will be EXPOSED "
Ppb,ic Saaaat the lafayette Hotel, 70. sit
Shipley stseets kent by George W. ortIip,
ia the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware. on ,, ,,.rtzsb sb4i rt4Ga9
SATURDAY, Juy IS lS7,snis. q &
at2 o'clock. p. NJ. YgsY5 u =
The following described Real Estate. viz;
< All that Tract or parcel Of Land =! James S
W, Thlmps M. 81. sitnRte In winning
ton. new tastle county. and state or u "a
w are, to wit; Beginning at STAKE on lne
.as,eriy side ~ Orange street. at distance
tf 81, feet and + inches from the southeriy
side of Yweif n sh eel, thence, easteriy ana
parsllel With 1weif b sire't seventy three
feet to the wesp ri side of four ard a nan
feet wide alley, leading into fwelfth street,
thence ny tie said side of said, alley south
eriv thirty fjnr ketTo n stake, thence west.
erly and paral el with the first descrihed
line and with, Eve & h street, SeNentytthfee
teat to the efsterIy Slse OF Qranfe e street
ana themes thereby northerly thirty fonr
jspt so the . ace II beginning, be the con
tents tbers of wlas. they may.st. 5'lr 4s4
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
p-YtyA ef James W. Ih> nipson, and to- be
sold by
z"t",e-- IsaAC GRTBB, Sheriff.
sheritf~s Office, Kew Castle. July 8, 1877. .
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