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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-03

W hose usually active little organs, the
ltIdn,yH, are negleetiul of their duties ana
grow sluggish. Fatty degeneration, Brlghts
disease, diabetes, and other dangerous 'nhl-
aides, arc tho result OF neglect 10 remedy this
inac witty by medicinal means, when Ihe
all important functions Of the Kidneys are
imperlecty discharged, those organs need
stimulating aud tho best possible agent Tor
that purpOs0-sinCe II performs its Office
without exciting ihem..-is Hostetter \
stomach Blttors, which, In combination
with It's tonic and cathartiG properties, pos
stsses valuable qualities M n diuretiC, Both
kidneya and bladder are strengthened by IT,
and the yigor which II impartS To them,
and the gentle but eiectunl impulse which
u gives TO their operations, Is the best posi-
oased. Tho Bitters are Invaluable In other
respects ~ well an the above, since they
remely general debility, uterine troubles,
chills and foyer, dyspepsia, nstlpotion,
gout, rheumatism ana other ailments.
til.nOv6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-03

TnE announcement Of the death Of
Senator Morton is an event which has
been expected for many weeks, lie
has gone out from the earth forever,
Let his virtues only be remembered,
and all his IanlIs be FORGOTTEN.
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INJUNCTION.

have 10 notify tho trade and tho public
genoIally that on the 9Th Of May liet I OBJ
tained "a Injunction from Judge j. ~ DhlY,
of the CourtO f Common Pleas for the city
ana county Of New York; against a person
styling herself" M adane GOurnud, restrain
lna her rom ''selljng transferring, interisr-
Ing with or IN any manner disposlngof me
goods, ohattels, Proprietary Articles, ana
lrade marks OF tho lata Or. n. Felix GOu-
Iaud," This enIoins the sale OF the Oriental
Cream, Italian Medloated HOnpi and All ON,
or OF Tie proprietary articles Of my de0enst d
father have therefore 20 warn the trade
against purchasing from the said Madame
GOuraud" any of said preparations or rom
dealing In tho same during HE continuance
0r tho said Injunction Meanwhile, my
0Olympian Cream" Ia free from legal entan'
clement, and my right 10 ~ manulnoture
nndsalo unquestlOned, Tho pub io. VIII nj
In II u toilet article superior 10 ltA late COM
Ut titYT aud ita price reduced TO one dol lAl
Trial bottles twenty-five cents. Unequalled
aB n b0autlher OF the com lesl0n,
A, II. GOUltAUD, OS Greenwich HlroeIH'
New York, July 10, 1877.
COMMON ~ WALKER
augl6dOw&w 0owit Agents.
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Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax,
either state or county, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay up. AS the grand
jury win meet about December |, 1877,
prompt payment will save cost.
Also. the state and county taxes for the
year 1871 are now due, and the rolls are now
In my office for collection. ALI taxpayers
are requested to nay up before the taxes be.
come delinquent. By so doing they will
save cost. W. H.pRATHER.
Tax Collector Dallas County.
November |, 1871 novld&wlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-03

A CORRESPONDENTS wittily inveighs
against shirts that open in the back
charging them with all the crimes ofthc
period. The article has merit, but will
hardly do for our columns
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GRANGER HOUSE,
no. 9O5 4 sO7 Main Street, Dallas, texas

III. Lhis house is new and we'll ventilated
located Son'ne Z, exposure and is centrally
,. sawyer, who never failed 20 pItase M
guess. PARTIES seeking house with All tl,e
comforts OF home, cannot do better thar
~ i've me Granger A call. Travellers ar.
can reach this house By taking The NJ 81
sfeet horse cars, one block south fron, A.
Rot. The best dollar 3 day house in The ere,
un7d6m wa Tln,, h.tte
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-03

WHAT tho deuce Ia the mattorY Here
we have had month or two, and no
San Antonio paper has had a word to
say Of division.
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HONEY.

Ptchers CastOrin is a complete substi.
tute for Castor Oil, and Is rs pleasant TO take
@ Honey. 1t Is particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates t6e
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem.
edies are AZ etficacious for Fcverishness
Group, Worms and Whooplng Cough. Gas,
toria IL scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on.
ana neither gags or gripes.
No.. COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs j: b. Rose Il Co., N. Y:
cents: have family OF eight children.
ana nave used rs much Castoria as any fam,
NY IN the United States / think. I have
never found anything equal to II. NY chill
uren nave been saved from fever Several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
us use for children, for many disese. thew
gre \ subject TO, In preference to any me1Ioine
!, know OF. feel II my duty TO give th IL cer-
rived ny the use of Castoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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E. III. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUB ES:
MOLLlE L. MOORE'S Poems, $500 o. 8 90
THos. Il. HOGGS' Fate OF Marvin. g.. 2 90
W. r. WEAVER'S "Hours Of Amuse-
mehC '''''',,..'''.' .'.''''..''" w
II. s. THALL'S "History of Methodism
in Texas"...........................l Is
THoS AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hcdg-
ing ....'''s''.'''s 20
Rev. j. HUTCHISONS'" "Reminiscences" 50
Rev.J. II CONOLY'S "Revelatlon"..... / 90
"Tho Lite OF Navarro, Observation-Disclosures. 25
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellane us books in Texas he In
yitcs orders from all who want books,
wrelhoI ~ wholesale or retail, ana makes
speciality OF finding any book wanted, II IL is
to he found in America or Europe. All books
mailed direct at retail prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-03

The boy babies who were Just one
year and half old when Sumter was
fired upon, are now eighteen and old
enough TO be drafted as soldiers. TEN.
Pus Jagh.
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Breeder Of Pure Bred Berkshire
AND POLAND CHINA SWINE,

Pigs for sale at reasonable prices and
shipped to order. Letters OF Inquiry solicit
ed Will have Piss on eXhibit!onaud for
sale at the Dallas Fair in October, sepS-wly
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HNEh Byant's "s,.- iupr,rsa- R....s
% 8; s a: 5 !! 8.
Trv.n,,,,u,', single Letters. REDUcEp n, Pstrv
~ Ill siak kyeflbodI will buy them On X -,
SCOPE - ~ o. ne uoaierful "BloNDN CYRo
car, n g oet Agsnis fst selling articles orSs
rsri ~ - iq r,ruisrs n 81 have s-,5 ~
sg,nts or eos ,sfaish Promptly any articls wanted L.
oC. BRYANT, Sole No. ras chts,v
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LOOK OUT ESTRAYERS !!

| am ordered by the Grand Jury, OF Dallas
connty,to notify The parties named below by
puDlleatlon ina newspaper, who have es-
same as required by law, to do 30 at once,
else true bills will be found against them at
the next meeting OF the Grand Jury, Wiz
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PROCLAMATION.

In The name and 6y he avthOrity Of The STATE N
ItGdS:
l. II. b. Hubbard, Governor of the State of
Texas, In acoordal &c with the provisions Of
AN act of the Legislature Of said state, ap-
proved August 10, 1876, do hereby invite
Sealed Proposals for ~ lense OF the Texas
state Penjtentiary, at Huntsville, IN said
state, aud the labor of the cORvlcts belong
ing thereto for term of five years ,oonmenc.
ing January /, 1873; said proposals to be In
iOrsed proposals TO lease the Texas State
Penittntiary at Huntsville" ana to be led
in the office of the Secretary OF State, at
Austin, Texas, on or before the first day Of
December, 1877, on while hday said proposals
will be opened.
For full information as to the property TO
be leased aud the terms and conditions of
lie 9se, apply TO the Secretary of State, gao
will furnish printed circular.
-, In testimony whereof hereto sign
LIS my name and cau,e the zeal of State
49, be affixed, at the city OF Austin, this
the 25th day of September, A. d. 1877.
II. b. HUBBARD, Go sernor.
By the Governor.
l. G. srARCY, Secretary of State.
sopt3Cd wxtllldocl
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Satarrh.

fhad IL "a years, but cured myself years
ago, after paying doctors and for medicines
over 81 .aOla vain.
BOOK mailed for 10 cents, gives full partlc-
uisfs. Name this paper, ana address
q. Il. Sykes,
aug2s-d&Wsm
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY

HAS OPEN ED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENr OF ALL CHRONIC AND NERV-
Gus DISEASES, AND FOR THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF MED .a.
ICINE AND SURGERY.
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Cod Use far Dine.

We advise al our rcs5e-s to forward her ni5-gss
and 10 cents To Orunre Judd Co. IS Broz5EEy NsE
York, who make a special 0asf % sead foE tais sza
(half price and POSTAGE the number faf oc.0hr -
ofthe AuSrniH A.rriclltzris. his splendid uuzlh-
besides over 80 engrayings contains great amount
Of useful practical reliable seas1nAbe information
not only Cor the Farm and Garden, bet for the
Household. Children included Most viii get from
Il hints and suggestions worth ten or twenty tines
It's cost Better STILL TO send sl60 and receive the
paper post paid, from 10 The end Of 1S7S-thai
is all OF volume 81 with the resi Of this year fro
CTwo copies for 81 90 esehl Nowhere else can one
get much really valuable, paying information f1r
so little money-not cents week. a sum easily
saved or produced extra, which the paper will be
sure to help one to do This Journal is prepared by
practical men and women, who know whaS they
talk and write about from actual experience and
large observation, and they can and do greatly aid
Others to profitable planning and working Many
single hints and suggestions each abundantly repay
Il years cost The fearless exposures Of quackery
and humbugs in every number, are invaluable and
have saved lis readers and the country millions o.
dollars. The departments for the Household and
Children are pleasing and instructive Every mum
Der of the paper is beautifully illustrated In short
the 4Aerioaa Agricltris is full Of good things fol
every man, woman and child, in ci,y, village Rnt
country. Take our advice and send SLIGO for L
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specimen now offered, and sec II for yourselves
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Ths IpdIan Wa.

A telegram from General Miles reports
that on the 30th ult his command surprised
the Hez Perees under Chief JOSEPH, and had
q severe engagement Seventeen OF the In.
dians, including J0seph's brother and four
other chiefs, were killed, and forty wounded.
The greater part Of their herd were captured.
Twenty-four Of the soldiers we're killed and
forty-four wounded.
SURRENDER OF CHIEf JoSEPH, The cam,
paign against the hostile Nez Perces under
Chief Joseph, which was carried through the
summer By Gen. Howard with such disastrous
results to his command, has at length been
brought 70 3 successful termination by Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. The movements Of Geher-
al Miles within the past few weeks hare been
marked By vigorous celebrity which has been
rewarded by the capture Of the h0stIles and
theirehieE eengsgemaHi longhtas few days
since evidently resulted in breaking the back
bone Of the hostiles. They found themselves
headed in their fight and incapable Of making
battle. and after remaining three days under
hire had 40 other alternative but surrender.
This took place on the 9th instant in Montana,
within about two daysmarch OF Fort Benton,
on the Missouri river, aud about the same
distance from the Canadian line, whittier the
hostile force vas trying to make its way, TO
join Sitting Ball. Pie surrender puts an end
% the s'Aez Percesr var which has kept che
public N state Of aneasinass for nearly four
months
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13

The funeral Of Archbishop Bayiey took
place on Tuesday. large number OF
Bishops, priests and prominent gentlemen
from various parts OF the country we're pres.
ent. The remains were taken 10 Emmitts.
barg, and inferred there, the WestaFn Ma,
ryiand Railroad furnishing special train OIL
i've cars, which we're heavily draped II
mourning. The procession fr0m the Cathe.
dEal 70 the depot embraced all the Catholic
associations Of Baltimore, and the streets
were thronged With Spectators.
William Stewart, commander Of The ovs,eI
pangy Two Brothers, was fatally shot from
the oyster police boat Mamie Merriman.
Captain Mitchell commanding, n Chester
RIVER Nd, on Tuesday. Stewart vas dredg.
ing for oysters, contrary to Law, and being
discovered BY the police schooner attempted
% escape. He disobeyed the order to heave
to, and was fred at, one Of the shots piercing
has ieffey
A horned rattle snake was recently captur.
tured near Bnrnt Chimney, in Ruther.
taFd county, North Carolina. The horns
projected perpendienIariy from the snake
head, and are about en- inch long. They are
brownish color, and n shape and general
appearance are exactly like those Of : deer,
with the difference that they are less crooked
and larger in proportion ai the point al which
they emerge from the head.
William Eager, white, shot and killed Mary
Davis, e0lofed, il squared, ia Anne Arundel
county, Nd, on Monday. He gave himself
np' and is in jail.
AsEsrs. Tilden aud BigeIow viii sail for
New York BY The canaFder Of to-day.
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Congress viii convene 10 extra session
on Monday next, aud it is thought not
unlikely that the Democrats may have a
majority in both Houses iu consequence of
the sickness Of Senator Morton aud the
disability oftwo other Senators. Members
have been arriving all this week, and the
question Of the speakership has been the
common topic of discussion among them.
A caucus to settle the matter win probably
be held tonight Hon. Samuel j. Ran.
dali it is likely win be reelected, though
active efforts viii be made in the interest
Of other aspirants for the honor.
The opinion is expressed that the extra
session will be of short duration. The
business for which it is called-thc army
and navy de6cieneies-will doubtless be
concluded with little delay. An effort pill
be made to incorporate with the army ap-
preparations proposition to increase the
military establishment to the maximum
number Of forty thousand men, which it
has been attempted to be shown by an
official statement can be done without
neeessitating an increase Of the number Of
officers. The need of strong force on
the Rio Grande, and the growing Indian
complications, i; is claimed, require this in
crease ef fe.ee, zad it will be attempted to
be shown that the increased expenditure
required to maintain tho sane is more
than covered by the cost Of transporting
troops and military supplies to points
widely separated, and which is made ne
eessary By the effort to cover our large ter
ritory with the presen: force Of $4,000
men. There is evidently much opposi-
ton, however, to the proposed increase Of
the army and there are strong doubts
whether it viii succeed. If the increase
Of the army is not Insisted on, it IS thought
that the extra session will not last more
than two or three weeks The annual
message Of the President and Executive
reports viii no. be submitted, it is said,
until the regular session in December
Every prelexs viii be urged that can be
thought Of, for an increase Of The army
Indian deprpdations, Mexican border raids,
labor strikes, riots, and every other reason
that may be deemed available, but j; Is
hoped that the Democrats viii set their
faces ike flint sysius; any increase 0s The
army, which Is gargs enough already. A
large standing army Is no; ooly expensive
bus dangerous to pablis liberty It s =
perpetual drain up9a tie rssOaress .: tie
country, aud as We have \ large sad Oosr-
Gus public deb. It Is incumbent uFoa the
country to exercise the nos rigid eao0ozy.
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The Ohio Election.
Great Democratic Victory
$4,000 to $4,000 MAJORITY
The Legislature Democratic
IOWA REPUBLICAN,

Elections for State officers were held in
Ohio and Iowa on Tuesday last. In Ohio
the Democrats carried the State by from
$4,000 to 5000, aud viii have a majority
of Il in the Legislature on joint ballpt,
thus insuring the election of a Democratic
United States Senator in place of Stanley
Matthews, whose time expires "a March
next At the Presidential election the
Radicals carried the State by ever 1000
majority,
In Iowa the Radical State ticket was
elected by about 10000 majority. At
the Presidential election they had over
$4,000 majority, loss Of 10000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13

We will publish, in our next issue,
an original story by new contributor,
who writes over the nom dc plane of
"LAuREL." Also, an original poem from
our gifted townswomau, EMMA ALICE
Brown, whom We are proud to number
among our corps Of contributors.
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Notice to Creditors,

NOTICE is hereby given tha, N Al !,
IN Der has obtained from lhg ne S3s
Court Of Carroll county, letters o.
tration on the Personal Estate o
GEORGE WILSON, !,
late Of Carroll county, deceased, -
sons having claims against the ~ ~ 81
hereby warned to exhibit the sans ..iv
vouchers thereof legally authep9i,ss,b 4
subscriber, on or before the ~ IL y
May, next they may otherS,ise .,,,s 4
excluded from all benefit OF SAID 50; ;@,.,i
indebted are requested to mass
payment - a,Yg
Given under my hand this I'VE Is
tober, 1877. wI1sOS
-, ,a.A Una" AdmlBi'ir.
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Total
Ratification Notice.

Fl "
Ii TnE 0nrHAxs' CouRrOy CAReoLLt,S. 3.
October Tern, y
Estate of Sebastian 0bold, deeeas'@
ON Application il is ordered this - \,
Oof October, 1871, that the sale o. " 4
dae Of the Real Estate Of Sebastian y
late Of Carroll county, deceased N n
Josiah Adelsperger and Edmund . y
Executors Of the last will and les'a~ y
said deceased, and this day reponess
Court by the said Executors, BE- raua 4,
confirmed, unless cause be shovn y y. ~
trary, on or before the LIST Monday, Sl h
November, next provided eoR !,
order be inserted for three saccessa,Tr VI,
in some newspaper printed and pun NJ
Carroll county, before the said !" w -,
9th day Of November, next Inc ~ ~
report the amount OF sale to be W. .
aud sixty dollars lS2G0,0O.)
True copy,-Test NM III Z
HENRY Il. Dfi,Li = n,
oct 1885, sffbfi Register o "
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll COa'7
John L. Smith and james A. c. Bond, d
tees, VS. Jacob Beaver and Sarah si'
his wife.
ORDERED this sth day Of oetobs' =
" year 1877, that the sales Of the "a I
personal property made and reported y .
L. Smith and James A. c. Bond anss
by virtue OF q deed Of trust from Jaeos :
yer aud Sarah Beaver, his wife, to th'-l
finally ratified and confirmed, unless eiis
the contrary thereof be shown 90 Of ~
the 9th day Of November next. Pro'ia
copy Of this order be inserted IN some !
paper Published in Carroll eoaHg, ~
week in zach Of three successive week. q
the 10Th day Of October, 1871. .,.sI
Amount of sales Of Real Estate w
Amount OF sales Of Personally
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13

The Democrats of Baltimore are max
ing gallant fight in the municipal con
tests Large mass meetings are held night
ly. Hons. Joshua yansant, Richard T
Merriek, aud Severn Tackle Wallis, are
among the sperkers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13

The Lawrence, Massachusetts,, Sentinel
copies our article upon Autumn, but gives
no credit. Why can't newspaper men
learn to practice justice towards their feI.
lows? Remember, 1t is written Thou
shalt not steal.
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For the Democratic Adrocate.
a Gard from M. John n. selby.

Y ATLT-sFI LLI-- UII- 10, III.
MEsEs. EnIr0Rs ~ notice my name published In
TIE ADVOCATE a. a detaulter 10 the stale 10 ihe
amount OF $50 interest taxes for IG73 which l.
absolutely false. MAS DOT Collector for ls7g WAS
Collector ior itli-s and havelong since paid County
nol carried out in statement Of accfuni for iS2 and
] overlooked H. The Comptroller notified me 4 few
weeks ago, aud have paid that enclosed receipt
win show VIII you please Contradict he statement
return receipt. and obl.se your friend.
JEO. n. sELBY.
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REMOVAL.

The Office of the DENOcRArIc ApvOcATE
has been removed to the new building, corner
Of Main and Centre streets, few doors west
Of its former location.
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/, Ercedou District. on the Sd instant,
P,,rr;. IL. wife Of DR.. W. II. Hines.
Al McKinstry's Mill, on the LIST instant,
George Wilson, aged Gs years, o months ana
II days. .-, Go,
In Hampstead, on the LIST instant samuel
ShafFer. aged 6s years, months and "a days
On October "a, near Hampstead, this coun'
ty. Jacob Hildebrand, in his lish year,
On the 18th ultimo, at Wiests Mill, TINS
county, Ida Missouri, only child Of Alonzo
MAus. aged months and u days.
Near Westminster, on the 10Th ult,' Mary
Jane, daughter Of John A. Little, aged IL
months and % days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13

Secretary Sherman, who went to Ohio
to vote, has returned to Washington and
resumed his duties at the Treasury De-
partment sadder, if not better man.
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2lo ACRES OF LAM


n ~ - DFlck Bank b
r. a. s6x4O feet, Dairy, Star, 11 u ban
Grain Barn, and M l'l ~ h0a'.
out'buildlngs, running wAler nes, 4, 49,, ~
sion. Also two Tenant Houses ~ Il, Il, ~
The farm is conveniently divided ~. an
with running water in most Of IL aeltl
good fencing lnearly all pos. and ~ ~ sAaa
all having been heavily fined ~" al
is sufficient quantity Of Timber i"1s 81
on the farm OF the best varieties ~ t
sufficient natural Meadow, and |, o so =
hes, grazing farms in the coupty ri y y
also an Orchard on the farm in bea,;.uHsN d
dition, Of all the best varieties of f,ass G. g
farm is in an intelligent neigbhesl ~
sight Of church, convenient Il "a =
house, aud also convenient 10 80. az
and postoiiice, Is one mile from m. \ y.
man Valley Railroad, and tho CON-, ~ !. ~
Manchester Railroad is to run thu ,,ss y !
farm. s1N y
Persons wishing to view the fan
the day Of sale will please call an n. NV
kroh, one Of the Executors, who rs sSla 4
the farm. '''''e
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, PN
The Terms Of Sale, az prescr;b.5 I
Order Of the Orphans Court. a. =
third OF the purchase money to be ban ~
said Executors on the day Of sale :, y /" \
ratification thereof by the said ON. I
residue in two equal payments, the on !. I
BILE in one year and the other PAYABLE x ~ \.
years from the day Of sale. Inc ~,
ments to be secured by the bonds q,
bills of the purchaser or purchaser N Y
sufficient security in the judgment Of Il, T..
culors, bearing interest from the day 4 q
JOHN N. KR0H,
EDMAN II. WEAVER
GEoRGE DEvESgr, Auetioneer. osi ia