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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-15

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lerin" brtnst in elmer bsloaceren Na5ri
eintse pitaate Nsuisfstsn aus-bsm Sim
mel. so muroe iiingit Die Mutuuft Pic
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sablt: 8et lsinem gtntritt empfns e,
eine &rcne BON Der uabe fsdtsn Sunsfral
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er ibr bteuisoen eessben bate. Sanct
SciepS. ben ct gum Yatrou Der &irhe &C.
madt BAT, perfeblt nieht, ibm bafiir parm
bic 5ano 3m britden uub fsinen Dant 81,
ltammeln. Der beilise pstrus Sfhst tsi
ltinem Mubltf iofort BEN ,,gbor". Die
orei Don tbm proelamrten Rirhsnlebrer
5ilarias, Jran3 >. Gales uno Wlfons ..
2isnpri rubmen a6ps1lslno bic 5batsn
leinss Doatifeats. 50 Seilise unp &c
Selise, pelde ibm itrs sssenwartise 5tel.
lung peroanfen, brinoen ibm Elm ,liisss
Concert" bar. Gnplth erIdent Der liebe
@utt I'm 5intersruno uno befietlt Dem asi,
liasn pius- @unber su pirtsn. llno fiste
ca: u3abaole 5eilunsen fallen aui bic
gres, eefanbt ssn pius." Sn einer rsr
neuefen Nummsrn mirb benn aud cine
bieler wunberbaren 5eilunssm. tpeldc elmer
trommen 8loasrlAweFer gu paris bur9
@ius TX. gu 1teil eeworben III, NIT a(len
ginselbsiten ersablt. Die1e Shwrasr lit
an elmer &rautbeit In ben Gingeweiosn.
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wlrpiss Mutter" aus einsm Sdran:e Elm
a!tss &dppAsn, tpelhss yius friitsr setra.
gen une ibr bel etasm BsIuhe in 8om eee
lA,ntt bate. Disles Rdpphen wuspe auf
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uno ,,iofort lhwanoen bic srobsn Shmsr>
ssn", uno beute tit bic Ncnne wieeer fri1h
uno munter.
Deltausfeaunss Yreiis. Dars
lauft tsBt 9sfabr, In psnfslbsn 5sbler gu
pfrfaaen, ben i'm SABRE 1878 bic Wisusr
beginssn. 1aulsnos rsrmieosn BIZ pamaIise
Dsltausfeauus. rpeil Die Bjsner 0otsls
bic Yreiie unver(Aint erbSt. batten, uno
eas 8eiultat mar Elm Deficit. gfah ben
spr!isaeneen 8erldten lfnp bic parilsr
pura oiss Seiipisl nidt tIassr asmorosn,
wenisitens beridtft Der bsfannte Smalgp,
in lsinsm rsueasa Variler 8rieis an bic
Msw glorf aribuAs: ,,Sa isSsm mir Be,
taanten pptel til Der preis Der 3immsr
bon 80 auf 300 Bro,ent etbSbt worbsn.
Das billisfte 3immer, eas sic i'm eou,
ore, i'm lehlt.n uao fsbsntsn Stodpert
untsr BEN Manl laroenpads, mIetten t6n.
nen, fufet feeen Granfsn per Sag rp,u
nod i 6ransea fur ., Beoienaus" uno Elm
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teidD tommen, aliu apei Dollars per Gag
fir oas Qcsis allsin unp bafiir losrsn sic
iebr fAlsht. Der Drsis fir eas Dinner
an Der Gable b'ects 1T pon auf 8 6rantsn
erbSbt mOrreu, @sin eineelaloiTsu. 3,pei
anoere Wabl3eien peroen faum ipsniser
folsn uno bic GuRsa fir 3tmmsr rino Glen
etwa 2a5 5ranftn, uosr SIS yer Sag bstta.
gen. Stsisea sic sam pisrtsn Stodpsrt
berunter, 70 wilp pas 3immrr Jranfsn
fofen uno je na6 ber Sage iOsar bis gu
22 Tranfen nit einem 0esr ,n. Bstten.
Ste fGnnen adt Dollars far Elm salai.
3immer int erlten @tuSmers beiatlsm unb
fur einen 1arlOr unp ein beppeltes Shlaf.
,immer sl1.50 bis Sl7 ben Sag. ubne
Dspisnuns oeer lcnit etpas bin5u3unebmen.
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zases v ui8feiten
u u 81 q n b,

- ySelher farten DoFs Don Sdlau.
belt es 3umeiteu bebarf. nm rrn { Il us
nj iaenS hulbnern @elo gu erbal.
ten, baiiir ipriht eine tleine Siitcrie, welde
mir benz Wpdenplauberer oes WieHer
TrenoeHtlattes" naher5ahlen. Gin
Gcnisftipnar, esr aud, a,s luitiser Sstes
man betannt iit, bate felt Iauserer 3eit Der
id Snerem 6ilite zines iunsen @bepaares
Wauren eeliefert, Obne bic @s&nums Be,
sliden erbalten gu fOanen. 90 oft er
aud einen isiuer &onlmis eintallren
lhidte, INNER wieper pAree CT nit BET
3abluns pertrSitet. Die idSne iuuse
Srau, beren Rei3e ibr @emabl 10 eifris
batete, cae er tsine 3eit fano, etwas Mn.
beres su tbuu, iaste ,pie SemShnlid:
Wiein Wann 1T nidt 81 Saule." Da
beihlcb bann Der ScnIetticnar einmal
islblt eS su probirea. Ycrerit psrsewii
ierte er GA pei benz SausbeIorser, eoG
Der pcrr @emabl wirilid 3u Sauie iei,
tann tetrat er bic YBpbnuns uno ltellte
in Der artisiten Weiis feline 1orteruns.
Dod erSins es ibm nidt teHsr, ais Jet
nsm Rcmnlis, audi er erbielt 3ur Nntmprt:
,Gntlhulpisen Sie, meiu Mann 1T nidt gu
pauie.s ,.Dirtlid nidt, Ann eepu. +"
nno elm friftiser sub erfdaate uno banll
nod elmer - une ouf fluS bic Tbar beS
Nebeu,inlmers, aus welAer ipitbeno oer
@euubl betporilirSte. uDerr ,pie fSn>
nen sic lid unterlteben. meine 6rdu 3ll
fiRens" ,,Slt mir Sar nidt einsefcacn. "
ermieerte lad,enp Der Slnfmaan, eS
,par nnr meine panb. 9lber bel oieier
@ele3enbeit"-- uuo bier prdientirte er
benz cife,iiihtisen @emabl bic Rehnuns.
benz eissinal MN nidts iibris bliet, als
eieielte enblid su besleiten. mabreuo raS
| innge ySeitdjsn, roth ece Sham NIB
Yerlesenbeit, nun ieinerieiis hrs Ncbsn.
;immer iiA 5u fliiaten Seiotbist iae.
- Berlin, 81. glpril. Gin srfbuttsrn,
hss lnslGd bat Ra am 0raaepnnsrfas
uui rem Nrtillsrie' Sbiseplat hsi Spsren.
BERG in tsr gidte BON 3oiI.n bese.en IN
bislsm Sage fanbsn pdislta SAisBabun.
gen Der MatrOlen Dipfcn Stott une es
e:sisnsts ii6. eaB cine @rauats nidtt ere
pirts. Bsi esm earauf pun mstrsrsn
Natrclsn untsrnommsusn gntlacunaspsr'
iuh trpiupirie rieislbe plSb!id unc tSoteit
bier Mann ansenblidiih. 3psi unosrs
Matrpien wurren lhwer Serwunbet unc
psrflimmelt; Don tielsn bsipen III bsrsitS
elmer an ben sIl'tten Gerlteuu9en gfffor'
BEN; fur bas Nuifommen bes lebtsrsn IL
sfrinae Sofnune porbanpsn. Sepenfalla
mirp WObl psmnihlf tins militdrserhtlt
DIT unteriuhuns fsaiisasn, cb tm lln'
alIdsfaa Der llnvor lhtiatslt Der @st0ote'
ten Opsr nod Der Gat,laliltsit anbsrer
psrionen ,ur CAP gu lessn N. Die qsi
den Der sritsn uier 8srunalidten lanetsr
esfern Nahmttas auf rsm Batotcfe css
Militarbabn bier an uno wurbsn In pie.
2tausrwaasu untsr Bcllsituna oou
Wonnl&aften oss bisassn gilsnbabn .Ba'
taillons unb msbrsrsr Matrolsn ,ur Gel.
@snbale bss MitarfirdbOftS In esr 5a
; ienbaibs iberfatrt.
- Wunbsrtarsn Yiue bss Neuntsn,
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Brettcr uno Gbinbr!u,

yB. $. Sarris II. 60, baten cine ercSe
Nusmabl psn yrettern III Unperi e
iebr bilis gu perfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-15

0euht. 1aufnpe, pslde an Gbsu,
matismus, 6,iht poer Neuralsia lsoen,
nm 7h Gireulars lsnpen su Ialien. wslhr
Belhsinisunsen elmer sIildiaen Sur snt-
talten. Wlan aorslFre: q. Ssnftn
& 60. Gisentbiimsr Don Ssntins' 0bsu.
natismus, Oidt uno 9isuralsia "annibi-
lator", Nem Orleans, ga.
q. $50 tabe Jlalhen
bss Annitilator ssbrauht uno bin pom
Hbeumatismus 9absilt.
Il. .. 1srrebonne,
II 9pntillrest, Sem Orleans.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-02-12
County Correspondence.
(Wiitten for The Spirit of Democracy. !
From Malaga Township.
MrLToNsBURG ONO, Feb 5, Is

MiLToNsBURG, ,OHIo, Feb D, 1913.
ED SPIRIT: In reply to the cores
pondence from Malaga township, in THE
SPIRIT Of the % b ut signed "Granger,"
| will say that concur with him in re-
gard to his financial views, as he seems
o have based bi. opinion on good
foundation; hut widely differ with him
~ reference TO the Miltonsburg Touring
mill, which he has grossly misrepresent
ed. Certainly he does not express him,
self; but his aim seems 10 have been to
ninre the reputation Of this mill in par
t;cular. This he may deny; but claim
ing To he n resident OF Malaga tOwnslip
it is more or less presumed that he does,
or has, pstropized the above mill
Now when he goes to say that crsto-
mers are only receiving from 2S to 3S
pounds Of -four to the bushel, he is tell
ing downright fsisehood, as they re-
ceive from 36 to ~ pounds; and 1 will
| venture the assertion that this mill is
giving as good satisfaction as any in this
section OF country, without any excep-
,ion, and is doing paving business, as
the proprietor is rea;izing ten dollars q
day above all expenses Now ! would
say to that Malaga township Granger, as
flnsncier he is success, but as a rep
resentative for ahouring mill he is fail
ure.
In conclusion, let me say that | have
not been authorized to write this letter
but do it of my own accord, as disin
terested party, in justice to the above
mill. Yours,
A CITIZEN OF MILroNsBURG
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
George Nef
John Wright ct al.

ny virtue of certain order Of sale issu ed
from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, ,on
Saturday, the 23d day of February, 1878,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-
! scribed real estate situate in Aonroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section twenty one, township two
OF range four; also, the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section twenty :
one. township two Of range four; also, .
part of the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty lone, township
two Of range four, commencing At the north
west corner Of the above described land;
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods; thence vest
twenty rods to the place of beginning, con-
tanning in all ninety acres, be the same more
or less
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $500 aud may ssll for two
thirds Of the spprsissmsnt. Terms Of sale
cash.
WIN. RRAD,
| janl5,'7sw5. Sheriff n. C. o.
oKEr & oKEY, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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eHERIFF'S SALE.
Stephen Payne Il auc
Lucinda Bradfield ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale in pat.ii.
Dtion issued from the court OF common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe and State
OF Ohio,in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woods6eld,on
Saturday, the 18Th day of February, 1878,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
A part OF fractional section twenty EIGHT,
township one of range four, beginning for the
same at the upper edge of the ferry landing;
thence with the middle of the lane and road
to the county road running up and down the
river; thence down said road to the corner, Of
a stable standing above and adjoining said road;
thence around the said stable with the walls
thereof to the said road; thence down the center
Of the road to Johnson's line; thence with John
sons. line to the river; thence up the river to
the place Of beginning, including in said tract
the house, stable and ferry, and being the Same
land that was set off to the widow of Daniel
Tuel as homestead, in the case of Andrew
Snyder VS.. Daniel Tuel, in said court.
Said property so ordered to be sold Is ap.
praised at s9,3 800, and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. ETg
TRIMS OF SALs-0ue-third cash on day o.
sale; one-tAird In one year and one third In
two years; the deferred payments to be se-
cured by mortgage ON the premises sold.
WILLIAM RRAD,
ian8,'7sx5, sheriff II C.. o.
HUSYRn d MALLORY,
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RETURNING BOARD TRIAL.
Anderson FOund Guilty and Re.
commended TO MerCy,

New ORLEANS, Feb. TAT 8 20r II
Judge Whitaker finished the reading of
his charge to the jury, and they retired.
The court room was cleared, and even
the attorneys for the defense had left,
nobody expecting verdict and every
body believing that the result would be
a mistrial. AT 10 10P N loud knock
came ffom the jury room, which was
promptly answered by Deputy Sheriff,
who went at once to the jury room AID
returning quickly startled the Judge,
who, with some gentlemen and the re-
porters, was in his private Office, with
the news that the jury had agreed upon
q verdict. The counsel we're sent for,
and Judge Cullom of the defense having
arrived, the Court was opened again al
10 40, and the jury was brought down
and cslled About 40 persons were pres
ent. Judge Whitaker asked the foreman
the usual questions when the verdict was
given to the Clerk. Gen. Anderson was
deathly pale, and sat nervously twisting
the head of his cane between his fingers
Then the verdict was read ss follows:
New ORLEANS, February 8.
We find Thomas c. Anderson guilty, and
recommend him to the mercy of the Court.
W. ?. CONVERSE,
Foreman Of the Jury.
The defense asked for the polling oi
the jury, and each juror, after his name
being called, was asked: 'Is this your
verdict guilty. and recommended to the
mercy of the Court 2" They all answer
ed in the affirmative. The jury was then
discharged and the prisoner remanded
to await the sentence OF the law. A few
of Andersons friends at once surround
ed him and saw him off TO jail.
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King Victor Emanuel was especially
fond OF fight AT the battle of Goito, in
1S49, he charged at the head of regi
ment, an Austrian battery, and showed
the same courage during the eighteen
hours strife at Novara. On travelling
one day in carriage, without escort, tc
his chateau ol Polenzo he found number
ofgendsrmes exchanging shots with brig
ands Victor Emanuel seized the carbine
with which he travelled, and aided the
gendarmes, two Of whom were killed al
his side The brigands who were not
killed finally fed. The officer in com
mand of the gendarmes was much as
tonished on learning that the King was
his new recruit.
In Mississippi patent has been OBJ.
tanned for method Of collecting taxes
upon drinks which is far better than the
Mnffet Or Clarke register Books ol
coupons are sold by the State Auditor
to all liquor dealers. When drink ia
solil the consumer receives coupon,
which entities him to receive from the
State, in payment OF his taxes, one cent
II two drinks are to be pail for he re-
ceives an orange eoloted coupon good
for two cents. If five drinks, blue pa
per good for five cents. Not only does
the State enjoy an income from the tax
on drinks, but the consumer has rea-
sonable chance of paving off his taxes
with the orange and blue coupons. The
saloons are crowded a. all times with
men making out their taxes.
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OUR COLUMBUS LETTER,
COLUMBUS, Quo, Feb. Z. 1878

COLUMBUS, OHl0, teO. 4, 1910
ED SPIRIT: The Legislature is still in
session. Tue House passed House Bill
No l, which provides for the reorgsni-
cation of the Pententiafy, and was read
the second time in the Senate, which
body will pass it when put ON its pas
sage The bill is to some extent the
same as the law now is, with the excep-
ton of repeating certain sections therein,
and reducing the pay Of officers The
Warden's salary is reduced from 50 600
to 81 SEQ a year the Deputy Warden
from $1,000 TO 81 200, the Clerk from
81 200 TO 81 900 the Assistant Clerk, in
the discretion Of the Board, not to ex
ceed 81 900; Steward from 81 500 to 81
200, Physician $1,000; Chaplain from
81, 200 to $1,000; assistant deputy, the
superintendent Of the yard, kitchen, ,Sta.e
shops and hospitals, aud officers in charge
Of guard room, S75 each for everv cal
endar month; male guards from S65 to
800 month and female guards from $50
to S45 The Directors shall provide for
hard labor for each convict according
to his sentence. The bill passed by a
strict party vote, the Democrats voting
for it and the Republicans against it.
A hill to Increase the salary Of the
Supreme Judges from SO COO 10 81 GOO
was defeated in The House by vote of 8
for and Sc against it
| 1t would be almost impossible to pass
any bill that would involve an increase
of taxation. The object of this Legisla
ture is to reduce taxes il possible.
A bill passed the House granting
franklin Cuunty an additional CorDtAsn
Pleas Judge for one term OF five years
only. Said bill passed for the reason OF
the docket being overburdened with
cases.
A bill passed the House which pro
vides that in cities Of the FIRST and second
class, wher the newspaper in which to
publish the notices has both a daily and
weekly circulation, it may be published
in both editions, aud when the property
TO be sold is in the city it shall suffice tc
advertise in the daily edition.
Wright's bill passed the House, to pun
ish the cgease Of advertising for divorces
Substance OF the bill Tuat whoever ad
vertises, prints, publishes, distributes oil
circulates, or causes to be advertised
| printed, published, distributed or circu
lated, any circular, pamphlet card, hand
bill, advertisement, printed paper book
newspaper, or notice of any kind, with
intent to procure any divorce, either ir
this State or elsewhere, shall be fined in
any sum not more than FIVE hundred dol
lars, or imprisoned not more than sis
months. or both. Nothing in this &C
shall be construed to apply to the print
ing or publishing of any kind of adver
tisement required or authorized by any
statute of the State of Ohio.
/ SENArE-A bill passed the Senst'
Yesterday to tax all church property il
the State, Ii the value amounts to 80,
600. It created considerable talk anon!
the members in the lower branch. l dt
not think it will pass in the House.
II. NJ
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Joseph Forrest & ano.
F. NJ. Amos

ny virtue Of certain order of sale issued
out of the court of common pleas
within and FOR the county of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, in case pending in sait
court between the above name1 parties, and
to me directed, will offer for sale a
public auction at the east door of the courl
house in Woods field, on
Saturday, TIE 23d day OF February, 1873
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to.wt:
The southeast quarter Of the north west
quarter OF section twenty one, township two
of range four, containing (4o) forty acres
more or less.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for two
thirds OF said appraisement. Terms of sale,
one third cash on day OF sale, and balance
on confirmation.
WA. READ,
janI5,'7s-5w. Sheriff N. G. o.
RrsrsR 4 MALLORY, Attys.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ottilia F. Dorr
vs..
Daniel Path ct al.

ny virtue Of a certain order of sal issued
II from the court OF common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties and to me- directed
will offer for sale 1T public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on
Saturday, the I'd day Of March, 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and
O'Clock p, m. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section thirteen, township six oi
range six; also, the northwest quarter of tn
northeast quarter of section tn rteen, town
ship six of range six containing eighty acres
more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised So 600, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sals-One
third cash on day Of sale, and balance on
confirmation.
.4.s.ss WIN. READ,
jan22,72w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
HUNTER & MALLoRr, Att'ys,
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wS Some Of the daily papers set apart
space under general heading in which
TO note the dsily failures Formidable
as this list always locke, and growing as
# constantly is, it does not present the
worst features of the hard times.
A dozen or two businessmen brought
to wreck every twenty four hours is moi
. pleasant subject for contemplation
but It is unimportant when compared
with the startling fact that nine-tenths o
the families among the middle classe:
are month by month growing poorer
that those whom the hard times caugh'
with debts on their hands are gradually
learning to face the iinty fact that abjec
poverty is in the near future. II there
Is neighborliood without its represent
ntives in this latter class, we know no
where tits.
And yet in Ieartless disregard Of th'
m:series already ina.c,ed, and of The
doubled and redoabled miseries yet tc
come i! their eounseis are followed, tht
Eastern capitalists demand further con
traction, which means harder times
more unjust advantages to the wealthy
which means more unjust burdens upon
the middle and lower classes.
It is for taking side with the people
against their oppressors in such cause
that PrSpLEroa and EwIEe and VooR
HEEs and in short almost the whole pop.
ulation OF lhc Wes: aad Solth are called
'.repudiaturs."
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Daniel Neuhart, Assignee,
VS..
Jacob Schell ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order of sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east dooy Of the court house in Woods6eld, ON
Saturday, the 23d day of February, 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am and
O'Clock p. m. Of saii day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit
The east half of the southwest quarter of
section two, township six OF range six, con-
tanning seventy nine and seventy-nine one
hundredth acres.
Also, tract of land west of the graded
road, in the west half of the northwest quar-
ter of section two, township six of range six,
said tract being the same hand sold by Joseph
Adds to Anna Maria Bergman and by Anna
Maria Bergman and husband to Harrison
Smith, containing three acres, more or less in
all eighty-two and seventy-nine one.hundredth
acres, more or less.
Said prop rty so ordered to oe sold is ap-
praised at $3.50, and may sell for two-thirds
of said appraisement. Terms Of sale, one
third cash and balance on confirmation.
... WM. READ.
jan22.'18w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
HUNTER MALLORY, Att'ys.
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THE POPE Is DEAD.

RoME, Feb. THE Pope died at 4 so
o'clock this evening Conclave Of Car,
dinals to be called Immediately to select
his successor.
Pope Plus was in his S6th year, and
had long been grest sufferer from dis
ease. Although an invalid, confined 20
his room and much Of the time to his
bed, his mind remained clear and vigor.
ous Up to the last he exhibited his won
desful energy and indomitahle viii l. He
was much beloved by his people through
out the world, and will be sincerely
mourned by all faithful Catholics.
Plus TX, Pope, (Giyvana Maria Mas
tai Ferrettf) was born, of noble family
at Sinigsslia, near Ancona, on the ls /
of May, 1899. He visited South Amer
ica in 1923 on religious mission, and
was made Archbishop of Spotleto ir
1927 Ia 1910 be obtained the dignity
of Cardinal. He was elected by accla
nation the successor Of Pope Gregory
XVI In June, lS46
LONDON, Feb. S-A special from Rom,
states that the news of the Pope's deatf
has already been officially announced, ,ant
gives the following particulars: Th'
Pope at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday nigh
felt q sudden suffocstion. He rallied
several times, but said to the physicians
death wins this time" He was alter
ma tely lucid aud wandering. His las
moments were lucid He said: "GuGrt
the church / have loved so well and SO
credly. The immediate
s CAUSE OF HIS DEATH
was the closing of the wound in the LEG
which made the humors mount into th
lungs and brain. Cardinals Mannin,
and Howard,and many Others, we're pres
ent at the death