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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

The Courier this morning. presents
ine statement 0f some oi the leader. 0f
the roMbntlye wing ui the Socialist 4
here IA Evansville. The editor or the
Courier hAs long known that Tins Gran-
fheht 81 The Society for the "iighiing
members constitute bnta paItry fraction
lpf the whOie-was under The lead OF
VICIOUS men. We have long known
fhAt there are a lew of orr citizens. cali
iug themselves vSociaiists.r who would
De glad of aD opportunity 10 destroy
property and life They are men who
have nlirsed a real or fancied grievance
until they have become mOnOmaniacs.
lhey are. ~ circumstances or bv nature.
very desperate men. lost 10 an sense of
sympathy for their fellows. and who.
Saving nothing 20 lose. would invite a
reign ~ anarchy for the sake Of plundcr.
rnpine or the qualification OF luSf. They
have become members Of The Interna-
tioral society because that society gives
the largest license OF opinion 10 every
body who subscribes 10 its declaration
OF principles. But those Socialists. IN
free America who talk OF iinprcssing
their principles upon the administration
~ government bv force md bloodshed.
are bandits and robbers. In America.
Nlerc We may change cur rulers every
four years. he who talks Of armed reyo-
luton 70 correct political evils. i the
enemy Of every household. The Social
iSt who arms against society in free
America, j. traitor to every principle
that lift man above beasts in social life.
and 20 every theory OF government that
tends 70 the enlargement Of mans liberty.
Any society. no matter how bcneiiocnf
itS ai,ns, that seeks 10 engfat ils princi-
pleH upon the administration Of govern
lnent ny torciblc means, j. public enc
my. and should be Stunned by every
citizen who loves his family. Tie Com
m,nc can never be successful in AMER
ica- They may 10 some damage 10 life
and property and may have short rcignl
oi terror, but in the end there will De
justice done. not nnmixed with ven
gcance. The ballot-box i the only
weapon that will be tolerated IN Til,
country. II has already given uS mani
fold blessings; il will yet give US more.
pm. Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

The California Battle Axe says 70 the
soldiers;
FOR your services daring tho war the
Government paid you in grocnback
money.
Tlicn II drew this money IN from cir-
culati0n and gave uniaXed Uuiird
States bonds ~ those who had II d,-
iroyed thus dcprcciafiug Az kinds of
property and Labor aud advancing tne
price and worth "a bonds, whose holder.
draw interest o, their bonds twice v
year in gold, aud pay no taxes. You
paid for all the money the Government
has ever let You have. aud now you are
paying for all this money over and over
again.
Are Won not now AZ work. those Of
you who can iiud employment. 10 pay
yourselves for being shot at. when Nou
once supposed lie Government was
paving you 10 become targets
The man that votes 10 coutinue these
non-taxablc bonds, and that fails ~ vote
70 repeal tile resumption net. i an enemy
70 God and country, being the tool loi
tyranis and rognes. and a destroyer ot
all laboring interest ia the land by i'm
poverishing the millions to make rich
money lords Of the few.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

A good local paper is indispensable in
every intelligent household Its value in
various WAYS cannot be ovcr-cstimated.
Al The same time il i the most difficult
paper 20 furnish. and its difficulties are
scarcely appreciated by the public. The
Columbus Democratshas the following
sensible remarks 10 make on the sub
jcct:
TO make good local paper each in
diyiduai should make il his business tp
furnish the editor with an The local
news that comes under his observation.
The editor cannot sec and hear cvcr,-
thing, and those who see and hear any
thing worthy Of publication, would con-
fer great favor upon him by telling
him and AZ the same time very materially
assist In making good paper. Tho
great trouble i local papers arc not
appreciated as much a. they should bc.
and a great many families do moi take
them at all. How many families are
there residing ia this county who do
not take their home paper! IL 10 hard
~ tell. lct, these same families are
subscribers 10 foreign story papers
Tiled with romance. They 10 great
injustice 10 their families in this way. as
they 10 not give their children an 0p-
portunity OF Anowing what j. going on
IA their own county, but instead I'LL
them with romance that poisons tleir
minds 70 All that j. good and clevafirg
Let all take this matter into consider
alton aud II the local paper does not
furnish them with As much foreign news
a. a metropolitan journal il certainly
furnishes them with thar which should
be q far more value to them The home
news
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Hayes n, ]. ls.Iorlner.


Tho wages N sin l. oilicc. Mr. Pack
ara ~ upuinicn a. lhai very .pnli.rta
nblc h.,Tb. the Liverpool conSmishifi. ai,
lihc president closes hiS account with TIL
~romn.lrcls who gave him pf:ma incl.
Slows ing ior his riiirr. he II Quit will
the,n. I.ace forplRre. y Madison Wei
Mn- nui diStEiArd ~ the peaceful pos
~rs ION ~ tl,r einoluments OF the Sinc
vurt .lir snrycturshlp 81 the port d
New Orleans Tom Anderson remain,
Il dcpui3 in ihc Gus tom house oi thar ciiy
and j.. Ia ftri, lie collector. smith. vhs
was recently appointed. being figure
head only Ca~sanavc and kenner rc
tain their federal clcrk>hips in the nsi
CO. Al New Orleans. Tis siispo~c- "
thr Louisiana rclAinin@ hoarn. Of ihs
Florida ballot thieves good care has beer
taken. Governor ~irarnS. wlsn was snp
planted by Drew. l. a nefAhcF of th,
Hot springs commissions. with $40 pei
day and expenses. work nomiAal
Mci.ii Il out Int through nD fault ~ ilis
president. who tw ice nominated him n
TILE SeAaie a. territorial judge 81 New
Mexico. Another member 0i the FlDri-
aa board IL collector VI The port OF Pen.
sacola. Chamberlain. rrsimi.ile COVER.
nor ~ south Carolina, MaS offered i
place in ihc diplomatic service. but de-.
cimed. or tie visiting statesmen and
the lawyers who appeared heia.c ihc
electoral commission in behalf of Hayes
Eva.ts. sherman. Moves. StOughion and
kasS0n have had their reward. The
cabinet ana the diplomatic service have
been opened 10 them a. leaders just a.
the minor offices have hecn freely be-
slowed upon the small fry. As far as
III him lay Mr.. Hayes has distributed
favors IL the shape Of offices TO the men
engaged in serving him.
III this he IL administering his office A.
personal property. not ~ great trust.
That used 10 Ne called Graniism. bui
IIayes is a rcfOrIncr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

Several weeks ago whale, D. fec,
long aud ~ feet through ils ihickcst
part, was carried into shoal water and
stranded near lads jeltics, at The mouth
of the Mississippi river. The most OF
The whale was above water and Mr..
John Nasshaum. with lis liulc Son.
Went out ~ q small boat and killed lie
Y hale with haicl,rt. lie will get some
51 barrels ~ sperm oil by lie capture.
The bnncs are 70 hc preserved and cx-
hi.iied al New Orleans some ur r,,m
arc ieet long aud 3 III anrhes thick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

II lRepublished from an oldnumher of ih'
New York sun AZ the request ofyariou
intelligent persons.
a man he owned a terrier dog
a bob-iaiied, oncrv cuss,
Aud thai there pup col that there man
IN many ~ sgly mus:
For NE man was oil li- muscle,
Mud fhe dog was on i'S bite;
~p ~ KIN that dofg-e enncd animiie
Was sure to raise a fight.
a woman owned Thomas CIT,
That M AZ fifteen pound;
Aud other cats got ip and slid
" hen that there cai WAS round.
Tho man aud his dorg came along ON
day,
Where The woman she did dwell,
And The purp he growled ierociously,
Then went for th4t cal pcll-incl.
lie tried 20 chaw lie meek Of The eat,
liHt Tile car hc wonldn't be cliawed.
80 Ne ~ on the back OF ilint there dorg
And bii, and clAwrl and ciawcd'
on. il4e hair II ilew. and tie pmrp IN
youlcd.
As the claws wentinio lis hide,
Aud chunks Of flesh Mere peeled fron
hi- side;
IArn ~ ilunmixcd, and kicked, an,
died
The man he ripped, and cursed, ans
sworr,
- he gathered biz brick-hai,
That hr ~ dnrned essentially
II he aidn ( Mil THAI cai
int t'le nia woman allowed she'd b'
bigSscd il hc dil
Ana snalrl4ed np III old shotgun.
which -hc Tired ant rcppefed hi- dia
rlusgm
Win bird slot number one.
They ioicd him home on a window
blind.
And ihc doctor cured Iimup;
hui hA was never known ID light again
Dr oMi another FArp.
lulks mNy lurn up their EOscs At ihi'
hsie II. lur.
n don rare \ eiis~ for hat
Ali wnMi % slow ~, that fighting
dogs
NAs sarl.ic ile wroru Tom cni.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

some of our exchanges arc finding
fault with the dimensions oi tie new
silver dollar, but III our opinion IL ~izs
depends altogether upon circumstances
For instance. when you hand II 10 youI
wife 20 pay for last weeks washing il
looks bIg enough TO ccclipsc IuI
moon. but when you toss X on th,
counter and Yell ''Scsemuragaii. I;
looks a. Insignificant a. peppermint
'lczcngcr in 4 rhccSc factory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

London Truth The wits OF Athens
are responsible for this: on the recent
visit Of General aud Mrs. Grant 10
Greece. the distinguished visitors were
introduced 20 The King and Queen
said Mrs. Grant to q friend. IN her re.
turn from The palace. "Mhv was
told that the Queen understood Envii.l
% well made nSc TO her MAJESTY u
The word 'skeaadelIed,' and sir SCENE,
quite stnmpcd"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

judge w. i. Niblack. Of the Supreme
Court, who Is conspicuous for the in
Itcrest he takes in educational matters.
last week attended the commencement
exercises of the National Deaf Mute Col
lege at Washington City, and made
speech. President Iiaves also took part
lin the exhibition. The Washington
Post has the following 10 say of Judge
Nihlack'S specch:
Hon. William 4. Niblack was then
and presented Him self to tho
audience with Prof Fay by his side lp
interpret his words. The tall, broad,
heavy form Of the distinguished Judge,
with the massive head. the cavernous
eyes. the square jaw. The firm double
chin and the prominent pugnacious ose,
which are the external indices OF the
Judges character, formed decided con-
trAst TO the graceful form, the shapely
head and the classic features ol Prof.
| Fay. The Judge may have more force
lof character than the Professor, but lie
Is not half as go0d-looking. aud though
possibly better falkcr, doesn't begin 10
lgcstictiarc as well. His speech was
short hui 10 the point. lie reviewed the
faction OF congress ia regard TO the Deaf
Mute College: paid a glowing tribute 10
Tits President and faculty, and asserted
that the advancement Of the American
people was shown by the fact that this
was the only college ia the world here
deaf mutcs could acquire a classical cd
ucatiOn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

\ We send greetings to the dcm0rrac,
M Tie state, and assure il that the
chances arc good for u to carry Mario,
county this ta,l. We We're beaten but |:
few hundred votes last Tuesday. and
these few hundred can ~ overcome IN
October. Cur organization viii be per-
itcied by the tine the canvass fairly
opens. aNl wiih compact organization
and a good tlckcj We can sweep tie
field. We have Al the head Of our civ
organization 4 ,onng man who, by nat.
nral ability and by Inheritance, II well
filtci tor tic work before him, and We
have ~ Tie head OF our state organization
q gentleman D; great tact. with Il cool
head and large political experience
therefore we can assure onr democratic
friends that the city Of Indianapolis and
the state ol ind.ana will be in good con-
diiion 10 bring forth democratic fruit ia
October. The stale ticker j. i good one.
and the county OF Marion viii put i
good ticket in the field. The state ticket
will be elected beyond a reasonable
doubt. and our county tirkct will also
be successful. This will insure demo-
cratic majority in the legislature. and a
democratic legislature will insure an
I qaifablc apportionmcnt law and the
return Of q democrat " the senate ol Tie
United States. Tie democracy OF tic
capital city Is united and hopeful. Ii
isas no rebellion in is ranks nor division
IN ~ cuunsels. IL will nominate 4
ticket that al it, members can support
aud march as one man 10 victory. We
speak thus confidently Of tile result Ia
October, for the vote Of Tuesday tells rs
what 4 u come. The democracy OF this
county has much 70 contend with. bui
il i equal q the task, as will be cvinccd
hen the idcs Uf October arrive. III
will 20 into the batt.c io win, and ii
will win. ~ indianapolis Seniillel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

II i idle for republican organs 10
claim that such developments as these Ia
florida have no effect aud are cf no ac-
count. They scnSibIy increase popular
li~gust with the Old republican party.
hey make Il more impossible than ever
Isor The old leaders Of that party 10 car
Try the country next fall on the ghosts q,
old issues.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

The Democratic gains III fhe cit,
elections held last Tuesday, wonld indi.
cate Democratic majority III The State
next October, OF not less Than 25O00
Onc of the most gratifying features 81
these elections. il tie division of thc
colorch vote everywhere. The Courier
especially rejoircs over this, because il
was the first Democratic paper III iii,
West 70 demand a recvgniiiom, by The
party. Of the political equality of ,lic
two races. The colorcd man, Ia politics
i now universally recognized us q man
and brother. -- nv. Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

st. Petersburg possesses $4,000 IN
habitcd houses The first brick dwelling
was built ia Islu, two years before the
city was made the seat Of government.
Excluding still bosn children no fewer
than 5,12S deaths occurred there br-
tween May and August lasi. or over "a
ia c,cly 1000 ~ population.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

--Farmcrs In this section are much
alarmed over the unpromising pros.
perts of their wheat crops for the la.
two weeks. They say that their whoa,
has been al stand Still for snn.c tims
aud will not head Al all. ana fhai l,ur.
drcds u acres viii amount II nv,hinu. I.
Y L0OgoOtcc Times.
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II Is undoubtedly true, as some papers
suggest, that the Grant movement has
mot received General Grants consent.
Eht Tie Grant movement ot' 1865 was
liable 10 The same objections.
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The chairman oflh cfecnback state
lyonmilice la Maine II botha -ivckhndcr
land L director Ia a bank
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rrRl.tSmfD EyEkY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
punus COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. IN COURIER BUILDING oS
wEsr Sfxrn STRrEr.
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ror square. 10 lines Or less, week. 81 oo
INA, subset,uent insertion. 75 rts.
Lancer advertisements al the saniayase,
r.cfion over egen square or squares,
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s,r transient advertisements: a rcaSona-
,ae deduction viii be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment of admins
trator- ami legal notices Of like character
% be paid ia advance.
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ror T.wn~hip Oniccrs. each slo0
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for DisIrict. Circuit. or state, 5.VV
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Hard Times Egg.

81. iouis Eeho.
Here i the egg that hatchcJ out the
hard times
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w. z. OS3CRN,
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON

yyAS i~rlfsa ~ Jasper. aid cn.rs " rrples nHl
w pttfHrags.
e.s- ,~ae .,u eighth street. N ihr onrn fnr-
n .rt, .,.tdrls.a n, isr Wsstnnn. fle.'rente
nAti, rstnr~ of sih ana >sw ton streets.
m.t tB .4-tf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-27
Result ofIsnoranee aud Rilth=How The
FeYer Aernred n Enaflnr In Isrcnndn.

HeSult OF Ignorance anu ftith-HOW inc
Fever secured n Footing I'm Grenada.
NRw ORLEANS, Aug, % DR.. Vaudeville,
who left Grenada, Miss, Wednesday night
in consequence OF illnessin his family, says
the first death from yellow fever in that
town occurred on the 18th Of July, the vic.
tim being an extremely popular lady. 1t
was not then known that she died OF the
fever, and she was not buried untilforty
eight hours after herdeath. During seyeral
hours the body was exposed in the church.
Being universally admired, her funeral
was attended by great number OF people.
After the funeral the fever made Its ap-
pearance in several places, but 1t was. not
recognized rs yellow fever until the LIST Of
August. A panic instantly followed the
announcement, and nearly all the persons
who were able to do so, left the town.
About 800 white persons remained. When
DR.. Vaudeville reached the town, he found
II without any organized system for fight
ing the fever. There was also a great
scarcity OF nOurishment, both for the well
and the sick. Two days passed before, q
hospital was properly prepared for the
disease. DIR. Vaudeville soon learned that
large doses OF c4llomel and quinine had been
used in treating cases, and that great igno-
rance was otherwise shown in the treat.
ment OF the sick. A young girl who had
been sick five days. and was doing well, was
permitted to drink q large cup of coffee and
died half hour later. Another young
Indy, who was in similar condition, drank
a large tumbler OF milk punch, with a fatal
result.
The fever in Grenada, DR.. Vaudeville
says, Ii Of an extremely malignant type.
A new phase at the expiration Of five days
is the return Of the fever. He found that
doses OF quinine- two or three grains
evry three or four hours, had the effect OF
checking the return. A large number Of
patients are now convalescent, and will re-
cover entirely If they have anything like
proper care.
Dir. Vaudeville thinksthat what Grenada
most needs is money to hire nurses.
There are thirty whites In the town who
arc liable to the disease. 1t is very fatal
among the negroes, and many arc sick. |
The origin OF the epidemic is generally |
to very filthy sewer running |
under stable. Thissewer was filled with |
dead animals, and for several weeks was
daily exposed to the vertical rays ola burn
ing sun. ,a, f's,
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rrsDlr1os a pEspLE1os S9 At,oiasys s' -'' aais
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by james Cum
ntghaiu pnd Mary bis wife TO me, dated the 18th day
Of October 1871, recorded 10 Deed oil Trust Book No.
49, pages 81, IS and 81 Of the land records Of Ohio
county will sell ut the front door Of the Couit House
Of Ohio county, on srs u -rs.r flt
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of September, 4
Commencing at ~ O'clock a. NJ, the following de-
sCIibcd propery: The east quarter Of Lot numbered
sixty-two Ia Chaplne and Eos addition TO the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio. county, State Of West Virginia.
Said quarter lot being bounded rs follows: Begin
ung nj the northwest corner Of Twenty street
and the alley between Main aud Market and parallel
thereto; thence west with the south line Of said lot
and with Twenty. fourth street thirty feet and six
inches; thence north on line parallel with said alley
sIxty-sx feet; thence on line parallel with Twenty.
fourth street thirty feet and SIX inches to The alley
aforesaid; thence along the west line af said alley
south sixty-Six feet 70 the place Of beginning on
Twenty fourth street, being the same property coH-
yeyed 10 said James Cunningham BY James l.. gollI.
day aud wife by deed dated 10Th February, 1885, re-
corded in Deed Book No. 90, page $780, Ohio county.
The title Is believed to be perfect but viii convey
only such tltleas Is vested 10 me BY the trust deed.
TERMS OF SALE-Eight hundred aud serenty-tye
dollars cash In hand eight hundred dollars 10 eight
months, and tho residue 10 sixteen months from DAY
Of sale without interest. Alien will be retained In
the deed TO secure the deferred payments Of purchase
money. J. d. EWING,
Au9a t.'I -r. IIH' Trustee,
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BRIDGEPORT.
That Seduction.
BR,poEroRr, August &C.

BRiDGEroRT, August %.
Editors TntellIsenecr:
We discover that a notice which APP
peared in your columns andalso twoothcr
city dailies, in which Mr.. Junkins, OF
Bridgeport, ischargcd with seduction, does
that gentleman great injustice, and we
give the facts in the case as We have learned
them, which are as follows: About eight
months ago female with. the euphonious
cocnomen Of Grace Edwards, made her de-
but in your city from Parkersburg, ae-
companied by a Miss Mollie Hamilton.
Roth ladies spent their first night at Jen.
n;e Norrington's. The next evening they
repaired 10 Madame Ships, where they
.ema;ned one week before Miss Edwards
bad aver seen Junkins. Having seen
Charley Junkins, and doubles learning OF
his respectable and wealthy connections,
she conceived the idea OF making q tnan-
eial ha,il, and proceeded accordingly, which
was Inc subject OF your former notice: The
iacts in the case do not warrant the charge
Of seduction. The woman seems to have
established a chartcteras a sporting woman
long before her knowledge OF any such
person as Charley Junkins. Wegive these
facts as an act of Justice TO q man against
whom a wrong impression has gone out,
based on the words Of common woman
OF the town. 81 1'sHNA'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ssl
j Acme Mower can,pany,s Works,

KNOWN AS THE OLD MACHINE SHOP.
By virtue os Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Hobbs, senior, and Arabea, his wife, Enah W. Beck
and Sale A., his wife, and James Bags and Mehita-
bic, his wife, 10 the undersigned Trustee dated Janu
ary 2th 1873 and recorded IN the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, est Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. s, page 1919. will sell ut
the front door Of the Court House oi Ohio county,
West Virginia, on ti 447H 7t ~
SATURDAY, the aist day Of August, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following do
ecribed property, that Is TO say: Lots numbered two
hundred and iy-fonr and two hundred and atty Ave
IN Ed and Chaplines addition 10 the city Of Wheel
lug Ohio county, West Virginia. said lots lying on the
south side Of Wheeling Crock together with all the
appurtenances thereto belonging
Also the following described piece or parcel Of land
Situated on the hank Of Wheeling Creek, In the city
Of WhOOlIng Aforesaid, bounded as follows: Conn
inencing at point on Crescent street one hundred
and twenty (i20) feet east Of tho east side Of Eoa
street.; thence running eastwardly about 100 feet,
more or less 70 twenty @ feet alley running from
Crescent strt 70 the crock thence nofthwardly from
thence along the neanders Of said creek "a the east
limo OF LOT numbered two hundred and t2S5l;
thence southwary with said line to Crescent strret
TO the place Of beginning together with oil the herid
itamcnts and appurtenances 10 said lots Of land be-
longing.
10 mo by said deed Of trust, = TrN lg
TRIMS or, SALE-0ne-third cash, the balance In
two equal installmenS NJ SIX and nine months EVIL
deneed by notes bearing Interest from day Of sale the
title 70 be retained until payment In full.
t.. WILLIAM J. W. CowDEN,
iy97 Trustee.