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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21
A U. 5. Man Trap.

The two men, Buckinfield and Sullivan, who were almost miraculously rescuea from perisliing on the CaliforDia desert, started out to retiac their trail and re- cover the provisions, etc. they unlOaded when their water gave out. One of their horses was found by Hall Hanlon. It is now feared they have perished, us nothing has been heard of them. Since these men were led astray, near Indian Wells, by the Si nal Service having changed the line of telegraph poles, three parties have arrived, each of which was deceived and lost by the same means. Who can tell how many have been led to their death by this thoughtless action of this branch of the service. Again ill the name of hu manlty do we call upon Gen. McDow eli, commanding thIS Department, or if red tape insertcres, upon Gen. Myers, upon Lieut.. Booth, or failing these, upon the Supervisors of San Diego County, to rem edy this evil. A painted sign where the telegraph diverges from the route of the obliterated roao would warn travellers not to start upon this stretch of sixty Dsiles ,pithout ,cater. The power and means of remedying this evil should certainly be in the hands of those who caused it. Gov ernment receives and merits great praise for its life saving service and expendi- lures on the sea coast, and should not add to the natural perils of the desert by carclessly deceiving weary waytarers to torment and death.
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Dressmaking in all its branches, plain and ornamental sewing done tD order embroidery, marking, pinking and all sorts Of fancy-work, by Miss NJ. E. Post, who has quite stock of fancy articles on hand.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

WE tender our thanks for receipt of the Roster of troops serving in the Department commanded by Gen. O. B. Wilcox, June 1st 1S79 We notice that twenty-eight officers are absent.
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Episcopal services were had at the Court House last Sunday. A congrega- ton of over thirty gathered to hear the Rev. H. H. Messenger, who dIl.vered a good sermon and led the singing. also playing the organ.
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Quite 8 find Was made by some boys this week on the site of the R. R. freight. house, lately removed; scratching in the earth they came upon quantity of quick. silver. We saw about twenty pounds they had gathered up. and We left them still at ii
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

IRE Directors of the Southern Pacific ?, R. Of Arizona had meeting here on the 18th. There were present, C. E. Crocker, President, David Neahr and George Tyng, Directors.
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A fine lot of machinery including an engine and two boilers, 243S0 pounds in all arrived yesterday for Col. W. J Wetherell, consigned to D. Neahr; enquiry failed to elicit its destination.
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Casa Grande appears to be very lively railroad terminus, and bids fair to remain so until work is resumed on the railroad next October. It already boasts of twenty two stores and saloons; and more are expected.
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Work upon the old Ajo mines has been resumed on a small scale, and is already developing ore of singular beauty and of high percentage in copper. Their easy distanc from the railroad, 45 miles over 8 good road, makes it possible to ship the ores with profit.
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Services were helu last evening in the church in commemoration of the late J NJ. Redondo, consisting of yespers and nocturns, and this morning lauds and mass. There was large attendance last night.
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The Fl JoueH comes to us doubled in size ard much improved in appearance. The work is all done after hours by the SENTISEL's devil who really merits tile patronage he is receiving. We wish all manner of prosperity to this youth who is growing SO rapidly in size and favor.
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Two teams with families passed through town on Thursday, we did not learn their destination, but casual remarks led us to presume they were travelling Phenixward
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Accounts given us of the new silver mines in Myers District are very goou. The mines have been examined with great care in the interest of New York parties, who it is thought will buy them.
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MT. Allen, the new contractor on the Territorial Prison, has done a really excellent job in the construction of two cells, under his former contract.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

Mir. Mathews, who is putting up the Yuma mill, has contracted to put up two mills in Big Bug District.
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Mir. J. II. White, of the Contention mine, Tombstone District, has gone to San Francisco. It is expected that upon his representations his Company will at once make preparations for erection oI a mill.
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All communications should be addressed
 M. GOLDwATER, Prescott, Arizona Territory.
At the drawing of AUGUST 4th, 1879 there will be distributed the following
 prizes naIneN:

TICKETS may be ordered from J. GOLD WATER & BRo., Agents. Make all drafts or postal money orders pay
 able to their order.
 All persons having claims against the ARIZONA LOTTERY Co.,, will present them for payment to NJ. GOLDWATER, Presi. dent, Prescott, A. T. 1O-td
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THE Silver King folks must be feeling good; balls, feeds, and all manner of jun. ketting have been reported from there for the paat two weeks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

WASHINGTON, June f2.-The President has nominated James B. Thompson. of Colorado, Indian Agent for San Carlos Agency, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

Material keeps coming for the Yuma Mill; yesterday arriv ed 8 fine steam pump complete. We shall soon see bullion in Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

THE "especial" that brought down Messrs Crocker, Towne and others passed through Yuma from Casa Grande Thursday night without stopping.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

A car load of milch cows passed through Yuma on Tuesday, billed to Maricopa they came from Puente, Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

Last Saturday the lumber for the new Qnartermaster's depot at Maricopa passed through Yuma
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

Our friend Jack Mellon has taken con- mand of the Gila. chartered on the 1st by the South Western Mg Go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

LUMBER is now being brought into Southern Arizona from Madeira, which is the shipping point on the S. P. R. R. for the great belt of pine timber that clothes the mountains on the western edge of the California desert. IL has proved itself eminently adapted to our dry climate, neither warDing nor checking. It is thor oughly seasoned, light and dry, before be- ing shipped. It is foated from mill to railroad in a Hume several miles long, and much of it's thorough seasoning may be attributed to the soaking out of its sap in the water.
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A new contract has been let to furnish more wood for the s. P. K. R. steam pump at Texas Hill.
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Spsci0l 10 tN Arizona Sentlnet.J
 TUcsoN, June IT, EDITOR SENrINEL:-Gird shipped eight bars bullion, from Tombstone third class ore, valued at Sls,744. It goes to Stafford Philadelphia.
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The river has been rising for nearly & week from two to three inches daily.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

Over 300 cords ot wood have been de. livered already at the Yuma Mill site.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

The steamer Gila will probably start next week for Fl Dorado Canyon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-21

the County Assessor has delivered to me the Assessment Roll for the current year, and the same IS open to public ir sDeetion al thy office. .
 Notice is also given that the Hon. Board of Supervisors will be in session as Board of Equalization on the 7th day of July 1879.
 " II-2t OF. TOWNSEND Clerk.
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NEW TO-DAY r.
NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK BOARD SUPERvtsORs, YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, ]
 Yuma. June 2l, 1879, Notice Is hereby given that
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MEXICAN dollars quoted at 96 cents.
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Will Contract for

the delivery of freight to any poin' in the Territary, and make speciality of con- trxctiny for Heavy Machinery. Having had several years' experience in the gene rsl freighting business in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and California, we feel confident that we have facilities for the handling of goods that no other firm can possibly have.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14
Fighting Fuslonlsts.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 9. The appeals To
the passions and preiudiccS made IN the
Greenback orators, and the fusion Of the
Greenback party With the Democrats are
producing the results which might have
been anticipated they are bringing into
the Greenback ranks all the roughs and
roWdies and shoulder hitters who hang
about the streets and carefully avoid any
honest VOCATION \ lot OF this Kind came
here from the down river towns, especially
from HaIloWell, to raise Il Greenback tag
tonight. and To listen to and applaud
Gen. Horace Binney Sargant They cot
drunk, as usual, and after the meeting
begun disgracetul fight among them
selves at the depot. The police attempt
ed to arrest two Of them, when the crowd
intertcrcd and assaulted the police with
stones and clubs. The officers were com
PEELED to draw their revolycrs to keep
the crowd OFF. When the train came
along the TOughs got into the smoking car
and there resumed the fight. Windows
were smashed, lamps broken and stone
which one of them threw just grazed Con
ductor Whitney's head. Two Of them
We're arrested and locked up. but not I'M
til one Of them and one Of the officers had
been badly beaten. 1t is evident that if
The 'honest farmer is to have a voice in
the Greenback party he must begin train
ing in the manly art and provide himself
with brass knucklcS Otherwise he Will
be sent to the rear with Il cracked skull.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14
ED.

Nothing beyond the announcement oftte name. age
residence, &C. Of deceased persons 'cW be published
nnder this headingJ
Cleaves of Steuben, and daughter Of A. X. 7. Moore
of this city, aged 81 years.
At the Seaside House, in slesboro, July eth, Mr..
James skinner, aged ~ years and > months.
In lincolnvillc Aug. ID, Eleanor H., daughter of
B. and i. NJ. Fernald, aged y years. II months
and u days.
IN Camden, Aug 9TH, Mrs sophia Hilt aged n.
In Rockland, Aug. 9TH, Mary, relct Of the late
Daniel u. Fuller, aged Y years and day.
In Rockport, Aug, ID, Abbie u, Merriam, aged IS
years and months.
In Kockport, July 10Th, Amos D Berry, aged about
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SHIP n EW $.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Aug. Sth schr. Harmona Sylvester New York.
10th, schr James lolmes, Ryder, Ellsworth.
12th schr5 Ellen Merriman, -, New ork
Empire, Ryan. Boston; :. j. Gilmore, Sylvester, do
SAILED.
Aug; 9Th, schr. Charley Buck French, Rockport
to load ice for Jacksonville.
Aug. 9TH, schr. Orion, Bird, New 1ork.
18th. schr. Waldemar, Parker, Backsport
:" 9th, schr. VIM. Stevens Carter, Bangor.
10th, schr. Lillian, Ryan, Boston.
18th, schr A. Hayford, Pressey. Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

The Republican caucus at Bucksport
on Saturday evening, was a large and
earnest gathering. Arousing Davis club
was organized with Edgar 4. Lewis as
president
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

While Blanton Duncan, Of Kentucky,
was addressing the Maine greenbackers
an election was held in his own State, and
his party elected only two Of the one
hundred members of the lower branch Of
the legislature.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14
MARRIED.

In West Winterport, July 9TH, by Gilbert L. Cur
It's. ESD, Mr. Charles W. Walker and Mrs Sophronia
Littlelield both of Winterport.
In searsport, Aug IN, BY Rev B. B. Merrill Mr..
Hubert Berry Of Stockton, and Miss Eta NJ,
v alker Of Searsport.
In Rockland, Aug. 9th, MI Benjamin Emse and
Miss Annette lhayer, both of South Thomaston.
In Thomaston. Aug "a, Mr. Anon Burrows OF
Friendship, and Miss Lizzie Conner Of Thomaston
In Castine, July 26th, William NJ Wicks and Mary
IL. Webster both of Castnc.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14
The Rannor Who of ypStpr.

The Bangor Wing of yesterday says r
Hon d. F. Davis has been summoned to his
home in East Corinth by the serious sickness Of
passed through this city Yesterday morning and III
formed us that he should be obliged to cancel his
appointments for two days, Tuesday and Wednes
day, but hoped to find the condition of his children
such as to enable him to meet his appointment at
Belfast
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Lorenzo G. Coombs, Of Belfast, in
w the County Of W aldo, and state of Maine, on
the 10Th day of March, A. y. 1873, BY his mort gage
deed of that date and recorded in the aldo County
Registry of Deeds, Book le6 Page 49,; conveyed to
certain parcel of land, situated in said Belfast,
the eastery side of NoIthpOrt avenue, and bound
ed as follows, viz Beginning at the southcrly line of
William b. Whites land on the westerly side OF said
avenue; thence running southery on the eaSterly
line of said avenue ten rods; thence caSterly Il
line parallel with said Whites line. sixteen rods
thence northery on line parallel with said avenue,
ten rods, to said Whites line; thence westerly on
said Whites line sixteen rods, to place of beginning,
containing one acre And whereas, the conditions OF
said mortgage deed have been broken !, the under
signed, Claim the right TO foreclose the same, agree
ably to the prov sion of law in such cases. made and
provided, and give this notice for that purpose.
CHARLOTTE N. NEA/IE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF
Manhood, and all disorders brought on by indi,crc
ton or excess. ANY Druggist ha. the ingredients.
Address DAN lDSON x Co, IS Nassau St,
lyr23 New Ork.
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brisk shower Womb Ne wo,emred
Uara III ,.;a ronr tos, NJ. ~ ,ao, ~,
for allowing discount Of five per cent
Nossrs c,,st;n,. pr,,o A.. u,n+;, ;,,s,,ootors
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p"'l0N
f''"'' Jug N's ~ "''e' long iS'"H'' 'ii"
'',e t',I l1''.o '''''' 'Oi''''''s ''' ''''
" ~ " - ~ -''
M oi'''eI o. 'ne NeNuioeh 'le revenue cU"ef
on 'h'S station says that during the past eighteen
months that vessel has run 2o-ooo miles and alded
geo vessels
Sear>port has some line fields Of wheat More
OF this grain has been planted in Waldo county
this season than fer many years past and the crop
promises We'll
Tickets for delegates TO the Republican county
convention to be held III this city today Will be
sold at all stations on the Belfast branch of the
Maine Central at one regular fare for the round
np
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- 'ne'n 7" uDs "l0ns ~ the 'eieHraPh wires IN
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''"'V '"ei' H's'N"'i" are preparing
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Sa'd-"Are you a delegate here to day p "Slr"
was the reply edo 7 look hk,. a f.,o1 pes
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The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

Dr. Q. Fitzgerald, clavoyant physician, will be
at the New England House. in this city, on Satur
day, Aug Odd, where he will be pleased to see his
friends. He will be at Liberty, Friday, tho 2,3d.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

I TWrfTn TIna1 an sfna,nnr pIunnf NOn,o,-
\ F"'N'''' % SCUM oa'0"ll aPP'eS o' ,as' year
80" a. " rs '''''-e0 III ''''S Guy last "eeN
And now the fortune teller on the corner gives
YOU long life and prosperity for half dime.
party numbering nearly one hundred took a
picnic supper on the shore Friday afternoon.
The + : I'LL. s,rro,. so,r rrnost WHEN vas
for,,erI,- ,,,,,, W., .,at;a, !, this ,ci,;t i roy
on 5nt, j Sto;ia.oo,,, w,sh;r,to, Torri,or
i','' -" N.'U I"S' wees p '''s ''.S' was !"
anu ~ 9',o'' '''''q' n"n sac - ~
"''''' nave receive" '''''' 0ii0ei 'ne ''ie"'a7e
/ tei'Ni'A ''"'
From early morning to somewhat beyond dewy
eve. Is heard the rattling of the rapid vehicles on
the road to the baysde and the gay laugh Of rhe
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

Mr.. Rufus Patten of Topsham, Me-, found his
horse in the pasture with his throat cut
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Belfast SAVINGS Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given that this Bank has been
N duly notified OF the loss of Savings Bank Book
No 1872, issued to Lefty A. Pace, (John Moore
Guardian,) and application hasbeen made for du-
plicate book as provided by law
JOHN IL. QUIMBl, Treas.
Belfast Aug. 6, 1S79.-3w32
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

The National View heads letter from
Bangor, "The Maine Boom" The Maine
boom will he apt to knock overheard this
year a good many Of the passengers On
Tho GrennhacL1 clntt
The Republican journal., 1879-08-14

The Boston Journal has published fac
Smiles Of Smiths memoranda. Green
hackers will have an opportunity Of see
ING proof of their leaders trcachcry in his
own handwriting.
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Sasrnhar Taxes.

CALL FOR The SARANAC HORSE NAIL.
hon IL NNl\IEEED. FINISHED a POINTED
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CALL FOR THE sARANAC HORSE NAIL.
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FOR SALE

nNE new Grocery Wagon, and the following
second hand articles One riding wagon one
light road gig, riding harness, team harness.
All to be sold low, and if desired, easy terms.
Enquire of either A. Z. or n. MANSFIELD.
30
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Extracts from the Rules
OF THE NORTHPORT
W. G. Campmeeting Association.

All excursions except tor sunday Schools pro
hbed from landing on their grounds except by per
mission of the Trustees
No Steamboat vessel shall be allowed to land or
remain at or leave the wharf sundays.
Per order, JON BURBANK,
4W32 Secretary Of the Trustees.
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masters who weigh from 20 to 24O pounds each.
The other day they challenged to Il game Of bail
an equal number Of thin men. and to the surprise
Of everybody the tatties beat Potato thieves
our farmer, by stealing their crops at night
they are worse than potato bugs Howard Simp-
son and George B. Mosman started on Monday for
Nicaragua, where they will engage in business.
They take out a quantity of wood working ma
chinery, which they will set up and operate there.
Mr. Simpson has resided for some time in that
country, and is Of Daniel S. Simpson of Sears
port.....At the Greenback caucus in this town, last
week. it is reported there only seven of that
persuasion who put in appearan .e,....Rev j. L.
C. Sawyer, of Albany, \. Y, preached in the Con
gregational church last Sunday forenoon IA
small party of men from this place started for
Aroostook, Monday morning They will remain
there about three weeks and if favorably impress
ell will go there to settle
The Worthington advance., 1879-05-08
COUNTY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Seeding is nearly through except corn
planting: Some have commenced to
plant corn. The dry weather retards
the growth of grain which is coming up
very uneven OH fields sown with seed.
ers. Those put in with drill are look
ing fine, showing the superiority OF a
drill over broadcast sowing in 4 dry
season Ia note for farmers
j. T. Greene has probably the best
piece of wheat in town, sown with =
drill. and very even and about i've
inches high. Sown 10th Of April.
Albert Greene is laid up with 4 frac-
tured shoulder caused by falling from a
horse lie was riding.
School has commenced in Dist. No. 8
taught by Miss Ella Gibson. The
school house of Dist. II is completed.
School is to be taught by Miss Ettie
Howard.
Queer, queer, where the young hop
pers have gone to. None to be seen
where few days ago very thick.
EELIX.
The Worthington advance., 1879-05-08
BONDIN.

The surveying corps Of the S. NJ. r..
Il. started from Seven Mile Lake yes
terday morning taking due westerly
course about one and a half mile from
the Mobiles county line.
Our genial friend John Mcdonald, a
live Yankee originally from the Emer-
aid Isle, but recently from st. Paul,
who has been here all spring putting in
his crops has now gone after his family
and carload Of lumber. He owns
half a section of land and nut in one
hundred acres this spring. He intends
to make this his permanent home.
Seeding all done in this part except
flax. Crops are growing finely and ev-
thing looks. prosperous. J. X.
The Worthington advance., 1879-05-08
Il SURE CURE FOR PILES


A sure cure for the blind, bleeding, itching
and liberated piles has been discovered by Dr.
William ian Inhian remedy, taled DIR. viii
'iam'S Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst old chr.nic cases OF twenty. five and
thirty years, standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful soothim
medicine. Lotions, instruments and eectuaries
do more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
(particuarly 1T night after getting warm in
bed). acts as apoulticc, gives Instant and pain
less relief and is prepared only for Piles, itching
OF the private parts and nothing else
consulted physicians in Phiale' 'phia.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and this
city anil spent hundreds Of dollars, and found
no relief until obtained a box Of DR.. William's
Indian Ointment some four months ago, and it
las cured mc completely Jos. NJ. RYDER,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Has done me more good than all tie Medi-
cine ever tried, and | have spent more than
500 witt, doc'o ors, besides medicines am sure
cost me more than no.
DAVID SPARKLING Inyraham, III.
"Have suffered twenty years with itching and
liberated piles, hlving used every remedy that
came to my notice without benefit, until used
Indian Ointment and received Immediate relief.
JAMES CARKOI.. IAN OH mincr), Ttcona, New.
~ No Pile Reme,iy ever gained suc, rapid
favOra d extensive sale. Sold by all wholesale
and retail druggists. For sale by Miller &
Smith. r. 27.1y1
The Worthington advance., 1879-05-08

It is rumored here that the hoppers
are pretty thick at Sioux City, Sioux
Falls and Worthington, but as we eau
get no reliable information on the sub
ject, there must be no truth in the story.
ST James journal.
The ADVANCE last week contained
reliable information about the hoppers.
Why don't you read a good newspaper
it you want to dnd out about thingsY
The Worthington advance., 1879-05-08
SPECIAL SALE or TRUST LANDS.

SPECIAL SALE or TRUST LANDS.
4 FTER Offering the State Lands as above no.
~ tice.l, will also offerat auction sale certain
lands granted to the Southern Minnesota Rail
road and now held in trust by NJ. X. Jessup ct
al, situated III Rock AMI Pipestonc counties up
on the following terms, viz;
Fifteen per cent. In cash and the balance in
fifteen years with interest at seven per cent. per
annnm payable annually. III either June Or NJ
principal before it becomes due. Interest paya.
bic one year in advance. Deferred payment
will pc secured by 4 contract Where all cash
is paid = discount OF twelve and One-lalf per
cent. will be made from pamphlet prices.
Pamphlets containing description and ap-
praised value of the lands can be obtained by
applying to the undersigned, or J. c. Eastoll,
l.aneSbOrO, MINI.
13e-6W O. =. WHITCONIB.