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Vinegar for Yellow Fever.

new orleans Democrat.
There will doubtless be many singular
and striking occurrences to relate con-
corning the prevailing fever, when the
tolls Of those who are attending the
sick shall have diminished. Many
remarkable incidents have come to our
knowledge OF late, and it is probable
that the press generally has had its
share Of information of a kindred ma
ture, that would prove interesting
reading providing it be not presented
with those adornments, if sucl they
may he called, that too frequently spoil
a good thing,
We have case in point which offers
in its details so many curious features
that, tearing we can not give them all
rs they were given to Us, we will relate
the story in its briefest particulars.
The patient was robust child in its
tenth year. aud the fever had been con-
Stunning its powerful little frame for
nearly seventy long and painful hours
the heat OF its body at that time ~
indicated by the thermometer, being
one hundred and seven degrees Fahren
het. A desperate case, said the two
physicians in attendance, and a new
name tor the death roll to be published
on the following day.
Left for second, the moribund, ia
his deIirium, jumps out of bed, and,
rushing toward the manteIpiece, he
seizes a tumbler three. quarters full OF
vinegar standing there, and at one gulp
swallowed down the acid, after which
he is again put to bed, the doctors sent
for, and certificate OF death drafted by
chem. The undertaken, who has to be
named in due time in these days of nu-
mer0us funerals and quick interments,
was seen, and the terms agreed upon for
the burial
Well, the undertaken has been disap
pointed. From the moment the child
took the vinegar, the fever began tC
diminish in intensity, and when thi
appears he will have been in his fourth
day OF couyslescence, with nothing t.
show that lie will not grow to be
man.
Without wishing TO theorize, is it no
possible that vinegar and asCetic aci
should b. a powerful agent under Gel
tain circumstances, and acts simlarl
to hydrochlOric, sulphuric or hydrocy
anic acid in cases OF typhus, for whic!
each is prescribed? Eth?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
4 Religious lIOrse-Race.

A church in Wisconsin finding its
finances in that deplorsble condition
bordering On inyoIvency, and seeing the
vanity OF ,uch expectations "a are built
on the delu,ive hope OF realizing from
collections. decided to adopt the "hoss
race" o. exactly a. mesn' Of grace, but
a. the most feasible plan Tor gathering
lucre wnerewilh to pay debts and defray
incidental expenses A dozen nags were
entered, the people turned out en- mssse,
and the gate money was enough make
a noble contribution to the treasury OF
the Lord. In short, the scheme Was
pronounced success financially, but it
disrupted the church. Deacon Hines
got angry because his horse was beaten
By Deacon Halls mare. The pastor,
who acted SIS one of the judges, took
side, with Deacon Hall and the mare.
The quarrel spread, until the pastor
WANDERED forth seeking new vineyard,
and the voice OF prayer and praise was
husl,L in the sanctuary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
lucky Tnri'nlCn.

london CORE pcuGcmce Of the Cincinnati En-.
Quirer
Perhap, vhe aristocracy have done
some good in the way OF developing
horses and racinp. They have done
themselves some good thereby, and some
harm, 100. lord Hastings once pocketed
small fortune ON the turf. lie was
"lhe winning wonder" Nothing he bet
upon lost Mothers cried for his "tav.
oriles." Cailiren W r. christencd after
him thst lack may he their Ahare in
lite. Fathers followed in his footsteps
ana faxed worse. But he, too, had an
end to his teiher Through the co Oper.
alton with the famous turf plebian and
pur,e,proud Mr.. Chaplain the noble
Lord Hastings ran down as rapidly as he
ran up The ladder of luck.
THeu, there il Lord Harrington, who
is 90 unucky no one will call a cat with
twenty.niEe lives even after him. A man
with tie name Of harrington identified
with him. even in the most remote de-
gree, can't get his lite insured under
twenty-five per cent per annum on "a
fixed limit policy"
Lord Falmouth Is now at the top OF
the heap .! lucky men of the turf All
the young women nicknamed their beaux
Falmouth" just for good luck. Fire
insurance companies ego" for the Fal.
mouths, His innings have been marked
with unprecedented winnings 1t is es-
timated that he has pocketed $4,000
the last year on horses
Then there is the jovial French
Knight OF the Turf the Count La
grange. Two years ago he had quietly
banked on his horse the neat little sum
OF $4,000. To-day he is "out' more
than double that sum,
Horses and women are mighty on
sartin,' ss The old darkey said,
Altogether, however, horse owners win
in this country. 1t is only the "boot'
makers OF the verdsnt type who usually
lose.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

Of those Whose wishes their marrage had
opposed had driven them to hide their
poverty and misfortune in the wilder,
ness. We have heard of them since.
"Ihe young man, "a we discovered
on questioning him, remembered moth.
ing OF his sensations while Unconscious,
except vague, dTeam.like, and yet in
tense sorrow for his young wife. He had
no knowledge whatever of the voice
which had addressed U.s. and appeared to
believe that he had labored under TEN.
Porary suspension of animation arising
rom starvation. We did not combat his
belief, for we actually believed that he
Wa dead, and that he only returned to
life through his great love. Who will
deny that love il stronger than death.
and that 1t goes with us even beyond the
uraye2i
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
POEM OF the STATEN.

A gentle Mics, once seis'd with chill,
Was feeling most ipfernBi Ill,
when came In Md. for TO know
II N Y, service he could
son." cried the maid Tor scared was she)
"Do you Ind Tenn, TO murder Mel"
"Ia,n said the doctor ~ Kans save
You from most untlmely grave,
II you will let me Conn. your case
Aud hang this liyer-pud In place"
Gam iooli" tho patient cried
al can not Del" the brute replied,
"But no one can be long H.
Who Tex, patent blue Mass. pill"
"Arklr shriek,d the girl, "pll hear no Mo-,
Your nostrums are N. J.-no gol"
ST. Louis Journal,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

AN Omaha deacon remarked the other
day: It is a singular dispensstion of
Provid, &c that whenever our river i
muddy our milk add beer are also
muddy"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

Ten and half tOns-or about $780,
000-of locusts, were destroyed at
Ajmere, India, in one day, not long ago.
The young ones were doing immense
damage, when the officers of regiment
stationed there got out fatigue, parties
Of men, dug several trenches to the lee.
ward of the pests, and sent sepoys to
wave branches and drive the locusts in.
As soon as one trench was well packed,
earth was thrown in, and the mass Of
hopping creatures, not yet ready to fly,
was driven 10 the next. In two hours
300 feet Of trench, foot wide, had been
filled to depth of foot. A finger-bowl
dipped into the trench and struck of
with a card, contained 566 locusts, and
from the unit Of weight and number thus
obtained, the calculation was made.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

ONE-THIRD OF the liquid portion of the
sewerage of Paris is conveyed to Green
vile, a kind of peninsula made by the
windings of the S,ine below Asnieres.
A medical visitor says that he did not
discover as much smell as he has often
detected In walking over farms MANFRED
with guano OF in the ordinary manner,
and he could not learn of any unlavor-
able effect on the health Of the people.
Magnificent crops are raised.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

In Liverpool, manyof the street letters
boxes now have door that shuts with a
spring, and at the same time moves n
plate showing the hour of the last clear.
ance. The public can thus ascertain
whether letters have been taken out Tor Il
particular mail, and the Post office has Il
check upon its meu.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

STRANGE discoveries OF petrefactions
are reported from Colorado, near Pueblo.
Perfectly>formed cocoa-nuts, larger than
the ordinary fruit, with the inside of the
shell lined with white crystal quartz,
were found imbedded in mounds of loose
sand and shells, besides several huge
petrifed sea.turtles, such as now frequent
the Pacific Ocean.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

THE efforts to utilize the Paris EXPOSE
tion for religious purposes, have assumed
large proportions. The London Tract
Society has distributed there 100000
copies of its publications The New
York Sabbath Committee has sent over
10000 copies of an essay on "The Sab.
bath OF the United States" The Bible
Societies are also distributing cheap
bibles and testaments in various Lam
guages and in great numbers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

THOSE poisoned arrows from South
America, in the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington, are dangerous things to
fool with. The points are tipped with
wooruara, most deadly poison, which
seems to never loose its venom. A short
time ago some experiments were made
on rats, and though the point OF the
arrow only pricked the hind legs OF the
rodents, they died within five minutes
after the application was made.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

THIS item is going the rounds: cit
may not be generally known that com.
mon cooking soda is sure remedy for
the bite of a rattle.snake, if applied soon
enough. An incision may be made to
the depth of the wound made by the
fangs of the snake, and into this cut the
soda should be sprinkled. 1t will imme-
diately bubble up and turn green, caused
by the action of the soda in neutralizing
the acid of the poison"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
I'm Route from Albany fosan
Franrisc0-0n Foot and Irund.
a.. .,Ixyhaelhnr Ra

LIN h0use ffuEl hioapy ~ "a
Franeisco-0n Foot and Irund.
ling aSiheelbarrow.
Ffom the Buffalo Courier, April a.
Il had been announced that Elan
potttr. who Is engaged in running q
wheelbarrow from Albanyto San Fran:
ci,coi on q .wagero Of 81, 900, would arrive
-in;this city during Tbursday night Bot,
contrary 10 expectation, he3fesched the
eity limits ut an early hour Yesterday
morning. After getting breakfast at
Henry Shutrum,s heeonlinued bis journ.
ey to Washington street and thence to the
postofilce, attracting much attention on
The way. He proceeded without halting
10 Mergenhagens hotel on Exchange
s,reet and took quarters for the day.g
-.-Mr.Po,,er Ia a.ralher Singular looking
msu. and with bis long black hair and
phpkers would naturally attrsc. much
sltenlion, independent oil the interest he
excites BY the feat he lias undertaken.
He's not ayerse 10 detailing 10 an inter
yiewer In brief manner, the experience
he has had. thus far, but takes occasion to
make It distinctly understood that he
wants no newspaper nototiety. The
reputation OF pedestrian IA not what he
SEEKS. Some one offered 10 make a wager
Of $1,000 with him that he could not
wheel barrow from Albany TO San Fran.
cisco n'two hundred and City days. He
took Il up. and 10 nowtrying town the
money. His success or failure "a 10 him
. mattar of comparative Indifference, as
the beaelitsoI The trip alone will be
valuable. He will zee The country and
gain knowledge that hecould not other.
Wise attain. ! He. IL provided with me-
,norandum books in,vhich ekeeps notes
"fhis expenses and other important facts.
Thursday be parsed through Alden,
Lancaster, and, other well knowntowns.
III wReelbatrow Is very, gaily decorated,
md he box Is lsltereda "Alb, 10 San
Francisco He had been sixteen days
on the road when be arrived here, and
had walked about thirty miles a day.
Al S o'clock yestefday afternoon Mr..
Potter resumed his journey, entering the
Hamburg turnpike = quarter Of an hour
later Oh bis way west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

TEE political tIamps from Florida
and elsewhere are on the high.road TO
Washington with their pockets stuffed
with statements and proofs Of fraud.
McI,ts DENNIS and sEIKRK are the
advance guard Of the tatterdemalions.
MoIiIs was untitled by drunkenness for
The Office be wanted DEssB, when be got
4 place, was too lazy TO work and was
bounced, and SELRIRK is q dead beat Of
the worst sort. These are The gang Of
acoundrels who know all about frauds In
Florida.-C iaeiandh C6Remreiai.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SEim Grove Accommodation -Thil trAln only
rins betycSn wheeling aud Elm Gruye. ..ri
tDaIly except dAy-NeuRIk Accommodates.
fSteubenyille AccsmmodAtion.-Thi train dur.
insthe day passes backward and forward between
MARTINI Ferry and BellaIre, stopping whom regui.
red al sherman HOUSE, Rtnayills, West Wheeling
aud Gravel Hill. ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
Ranks I,edeeming.

PLill eiphtA LedIef
The following additional banks are an.
nounced as Offering to redeem their cifcu'
lalion notes In gold:Rirsl National Bank
u Fredrick. Maryland. Farmers aud
Mechanic National Bank 81 Buffalo
National Dank OF CGnimeice Of Clncin.
mali Hbnis National Bank Of Elgin, Ill.
inois; NadnhAi Band Of lsondoui, New
YORK; First Rational Rank and Bank Of
Jack touyJlle, Illinois ;Firrt National and
Moline National Bsnks Of Moline. Iii.
mol. ;Fust National, aud Ridsley Nation-
al Babka oil Springfield, lilin0is Peoples
savings Bank Of Mobile; Fiat, Third,
Fourth and -Mechanicst. National Bahka
u Nashville, TeuHesste, and First and
Second, EaliOnal Banks u Detroit. The
bank al Elsin, with an eye to business,
.ta,es that Il will redeem its notes IN gold
land new silver dollais"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

ciuauua,l Pie Cunsni
The reports from all sections Of the
country are 10 uniformly alike that Il |.
unnecessary TO descend into particulars
but simply to shyin general terms that
the Indications are everywhere for the
most bounliinf yiel,loi fruit aud grain
On record. Whealia the Southern states
il headed out, the corn Ia Up and grow
ing rapidly aud cotton Is nearly all plant
ID, and except 10 the northern sections II
isup with a good start The farmers 10
the West aud Northwest are exetllng
ihtms.lveSto put 10 spring cefeals, While
lhs Nildtr Wheat, H.. uausuAlly hne aud
ntOinises Su early haryshs Should ~
unusual disaster intervene. the crops all
over the country will be immense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

dent gave The Information 10 ihose in
front, and rushed against them with the
force Of aWaye. They are going 70 nfe J
TheIWords we're heard BY the Pilierers 10
ths s,ores! They knew The character Of
JEFFERSON Davis, and they knew The Tepg!'
talon Of old Capt. Gay. Where Davis
would not finch from giving an order,
CAV would not finch from obeying 1t.
The women dispersed as suddenly asthey
came. and that was the end Of the female
commune. They never held another
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dissolution NOTICE,

The partnership Of Parton A r.
NJ p,ytS S M.1 n y m mutual sOnNrt hS y
" VO Iw; PAGns
hEAJ. BlOOYJiu,
wsprt,xo .,.,,, 4. ?. R4IToS
UhAAIhuI April ., lkN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
The Coming ae.1oti. Of Lighting

q -
Neither, The Old snorsthe New World
,S.m, Disposed To- await thspromisedles.
.oSs oFtbs ParisESp befotem
Inv experfments ieading to the inttOdue'
tion Of The electric slight, One ofthe public
.On,,es Of Madrid i made brilliant BY
III means, and 8 tynsgosue in Berlin is
iigbted from the ou!side BY an electric
asm eis powerful that every corner o.
thsr building is illuminated. ltisIsaid
tSsftbe Madrid light IL SO brilliantthat
one may read small print at . diAtanes
from 4. thirty or forty yards. Expert.
m,p,s have also been made in LONDON,
hal The holders OF gas stock proved too
,,ropv for the innovation, and it has not
bsen adopted to any e1tentinth country.
a sateat mandatory 10 Paris turns out
vhst L. called the Jablochkoff electric
candle whose principal merit is Its aim
ulicity. The necessity fOrihei expenaise
rssulstors heretofore employed is obyia.
tsd. and the light produced by !, single
~ -, san be. divided 90 that many
room, In IN The same building may be light.
saby on, one machine. The candle Is COM
po,edl Of two cylindrical carbon strips
pS' 49, IA. nv ida and separated by a
p.culiar Violating matter. The yoltaic
arch passes betxesnlthe carbon eSiremi.
. ~ "a =. the candle burma away the
u, sn n,,,sr mells. II IL said that
soiauas ls s.a,ias costing 6fteen, cents,
o e1,s, ~ ~ ~ nm hour and a and give
L,snn,l1o1 40 sasI lei Several Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

Ma. G.okoE AspERsOs, NJ. p. Tor
GllieOw, h0 gone into Insolvency because
OF The numerous quits brought against
him BY the enrsged shareholder In The
Emma Mine. Over 200 actions have been
iulll,pled, one for 100000 the full
price u The miLe. Most 0tthem have
Seen bronpht on spec. by Ateholdsrs 10
whom an enterprisipg Lotdon solicitor
sent out circulars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

TAT a public sale Of real estate 10 New
York last week not q single bid could be
obtained which the auetioneer would
consider. For improved property which
paid g, 600 ayear 10 rents no one would
etist more than si2, 500, and experts said
that prices we're lower now by 20 per cent
than they we're IN 1855. Incfealed tax.
alton Il the cause Of this blight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

AsHwoRrH.-on Tte.day, April sob, 1873.
LounA JANK, wife Of Jas. II. AIhNGrth.
Funeral from the residence Of her hublnd, %
Gravel Hill, BtllAlre, Ohio, on Thunday morning
ste O'clock. Friends Of the family are Invited.
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GENERAL NorIcrs
SEALED PROPOSALS..
wv,Ses rr Gnr,o,,.

sesled Proposals viii b rss,., - AlS0A
ne Gty cefk until Ffidly, N Nv ,i 9 u - :
O'clock noon, for iuIni,hins IA ~ ie.A, ID n
a si erosans1tone! that nav /. w LltI,s -
eity lof one year from NAV m ,tSEind {, 4.
o. the ee.s quality Of Ilnd,torS " " IO,S y
y - Than four 10 mi m |, q tsI,i,,
ihehes dsep and alS ID isss s |, iiSssIhS =
y . e eiteialiy dressed "a .sS,:a lhsS
tasi5 Jul Depth they NUT \. " list Q y
lnehe. deep on he In,ds' a tfasl n,
pe not leli than tH 10 hi H., :
and Yen no. inches tSisi,' y n X sIs q Sd
chllel dressed. eNdalJ Ssis- "
BIDS will also b recsI,r, 4, -.
sf%slnGs . Be used BY STREET 49,. 4 Mss
SSe sl, 1t any place Ia Is, si,v y. 9
, The abeye work to Be don. i, a.
ne street CommlIslousr lnd oS,t ifaai 1
AlleyI and GndeA. -Slia Z ~
Proposals. 10 b Addnased Ia A.
suestt Alleys and Gndei, Il, -. USaass =
ins ne night % Lsieet any 3, ii M. as m.
ap29 ALEN, UphfnpIrl
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Moutp-Ink can b preserved from
mould by putting a Glove in the bottle.
A few drops Of any essential oil will pre-.
eryelealhen from mould and both alum
aud resin illksep paste in apure eondi.
ton. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

BEGINNING at 10 OelOtk A, y. q ~ ~ sih -
frdnt door Of the Court Hea,s q - Iv. S'sj :
III Al publie auction The idl0Ilis esa 80 NJ
800 tbSt /, Ia nv: The sOath ebt- ~ Nv I,
No ?iG Of Eoii and chIpllptt Is!i.l'1l ,a,,.i,If
al Wheeling, bounded u lelIogs W EssT11h
~ nsr,hssst corner Of Alty y ~ h TS,Il
MA cIty: thepce With the vat llne Y = ~
about sixteen feet and d. lote .t,. . ~
m jlyIIIon wall Of The iroti leat'; 49,
nron the ground here described na W. - -
ipmesis,siy north Of Ind TlSlalSs ~ -
, LIN iii tIyIsion wall StsisIdlJ = :. ~
snd tTtu,y.tTo feet 10 The al W |. ~
ia IeSr 81 aid Lot No. ny, " - S,,IB
nsmtd alley IoulhvIrdly q ihs ~ ~ AZ M d
isr 10 and sIlh ibs norih ihe y ~ 4 W 10
liz place Of beginping iosS'bf ~ W. n 10
lar he tentmtnis situate ioeis0A w
nance telonglpg thereto ur,Jrd t,Iia .
TTars oy SALE-Pourtetn lIoDSI ,I.,trgl
40 much more Is The purt III, u rs nj I'D
IN can and The re- due Of nld pi't ,s,lw -
Two toual ln,tIllmentI At VI aD 49, ~. y tnb
from liz day q ale, lbe Peisn5s,, 4 bF
m@f,t Of aid deferred in.tLlns ~ 4, no b .
hS,r in,ersst from nll dIy %, ,aa 80 y, -
propsrty % 70 retained until 'h'
sillly paid. ,,uvs p ROGERs frsS
w. II. HALLE, AustIShsef, -
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The major heard that many Of The
women stopped pillagipg, and galhend
At distance listening 10 the word. lLs,
they could catch. Ar The close eiab-
spsteh the President took out, his Ms,tls
and gazsd al il long and eafnesily. 4is
yapl Gay, said be, .ordet your mrn To
load with ball carlfideea.'P IN lsds.3
The otderNas obey ed and the liuelnr
o. ramreds WAS heard. The Gro sd.Lss %
Capt. Gly,'Iaid the President, ain
looking a. BIZ watch, ~ this strest |. ~,
cleared within Eve minutes, order ,o,lI
men 70 fire down Main strest unul Il l.
cleared. ss,Isj ~ 1870 ne 49, \. =
"Mr. Davis rode away Within three
minutes there was not q soul In IiehtIbht
the guards. The mob funnelled ilselI into
the side streets. Those nearest he PreSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
URUsTEE's sALL

Ry virtue Of . dad d trust tIlt1iti NV
deftigped TIusiee BY ChIils ]. HDs, ~ ii ~
BTIdset v. voliE, vile d slnsd VI W
taId Rridiet v. HollI, With Tho ~ ssss
her hu,bSnd, dlbd lht 81 dIy 9 t e, ~
wear is77, and n corded In be cSl ], ~ ~,
founty Court Of Ohio cnuDly, NM We
Dted 81 Tfut Book No, y, psgt'r WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08
Y H. WARNER, Real Estate Auetioneer.

CLASS DWELIISG HoUsE, No sos On
E + sFREET SaoB BETWEES SRI AND 9TH
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th -
day Of October; A. D: 1871, and recorded t.:
among am the land records Of the County 81 s:i
subscribers viii sell to the highest bidder. at nnb
lie auction. In front Of the premises on III tRS-
DAY. the Goth day Of August, A. ID. 1873, at
O'Clock p. ~. the following valuable property, to
In the City of Washington and District OF Column
bla, the same being the eastery part Of lot num-
Dered TWO 90, In square numbered four hundred
and six l408l; and bounded and described as fol-
lows Beginning for the same at the southeast cor.
ner of said lot on street north; thence running
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 2 from lot
fess SIX IN nch ssd to private sg av
BAG sna the 's s1
~ da ST. S aa IL
Washington county, ID. C.: thence running west
erly on said alley twentys! (2e) feet five ~ inch
ss to the land conveyed to Michael Duffey Decea-
said Dutfey's land, In straight line through q
brick stable, cutting of the westerly portion there
Of SD feet and six le) fnches said
twenty-six t28l feet five o. inches. more or less
to the point of beginning. with right In said alley
IN common with the other estates AUDITING there
on together With all the buildings, IMPROVEMENTS
rights privileges, as in said deed Of October 18th
The terms Of sale are: one-fourth of the DUR
at the time OF sale and the residue three years
with interest at per cent per annum payable
semi-annnaly or all cash at the option Of the pur-
by note TO be secured BY deed of trust on the
property sold, to the satisfaction of the Truseas
All conveyancing at the purchasers cost.
~ ~, nur G. \: Fa6jM, srrustees.
j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy26-d