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GOOD. TInIBER
AUDITORS Notice

In re assignAi es. h Me Court Of Com.
Moyer. XII der county.
1NHE undersigned Auditor appoint-
dsr ssssty, 70 tssf ses sssspsless 70 ne ss. 90.
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The Fever lncreasin q.

MEMrnrs, Aug. 14.-Forty new
cnses Of yellow fever were reported
TO the Board Of health to-day, thirty
Of whom were colored. Ten inter
ments were reported by the under.
takers. The weather is warm.
MEMPHIS, August l7.-.Twenty
five cases were reported to the Board
of Health to-day, fifteen Of whom
are colored. Several additional
cases Of persons stricken beyond
the corporation line have also been
reported. The weather is clear and
cool.
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Notice in Partition.

In the matter Of Tie estate Of Heftie Au
rand, late Of Monroe 7owIlship, Snyder
county, deceased.
To George W. Aurand,
Henry J. Aurand, Amelia intermarried With
Isasc frymeyer, Sarah intermsrried with
1sssc fetter. John J. Aurand, william Au.
rand, Jonas Aurand, Alice intermsrried with
- Ritter, the said Alice being . minor has
for her guardian X q. Fiss, all residing Ia
snyder county, Pa, Elizabeth intermarried
with John Oldt. Oakland Mills, Iowa, ssmusi
II artmsn, Iowa, heirs and legal
representatives OF lIeitie Aurand, late OF Mon.
roe township, Snyder county, Pa, deceascdj
Grceing:
You are hcreby notified that by virtue OF q
writ OF lnquisition issued out OF tho Orphans
court OF Snyder county; and 10 me directed
that an Inquest will be hold at the late rest.
dencs OF the said Bettie Aurani, deceased. in
Monroe township, snyder county, Ponna., on
the 9TH day Of sept. A. ID. 1879 at 10
o clock A. VI. to make partition or valuation
Of the Real Estate ofsali deceased. when and
whore you may attend ify you think proper.
u. BOLEEDER, sheriff
sheriff once, Middleburg. july "a ~
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CRUsHED TO DEArH.--Au accident
10 which five people-the conductor,
two brakemen, a newsboy and Q deaf
mute-were killed outright, took
place on tho 14th inst, on one Of the
two railroads connecting Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City. The acci-
dent was caused by two trains coli
liding.
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Governor Hoyt on Friday last is-
sued the warrants for the execution
of the two Mollie Msguires, Peter
McAfannus aud John O'Neil con.
victed in Northumberland county
for the murder, 10 1874, OF Freder-
ick Hessar, Coroner OF that county,
Also for the execution Of Andrew
Tracy, Of McKean county who kill.
ed woman, who did not reciprocste
bis affections. The hangings will
occur on October 9th.
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Residents Of Mahanoy City are in
q chronic state OF excitement from an
impending danger that portions OF
the town will one Of these days sink
into q coal shaft underneath. One
OF the Gangways OF the Ellwood COL
liery underminds part of The town,
and when shots are fred by the
miners the report is distinctly heard
and the ground is so shaken that
window glass are frequently broken.
The neighborhood is thickly popu.
lated.
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A Washington special says that
Hon. H. g. Fisher, acting chairman
Of the Republican Congressious al
Committee, is keeping things quite
lively at headquarters, and is re-.
ceiving numerous letters congratu.
lating him upon the vigorous aid
rendered BY the committee under
his direction.
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The United States having passed
over the bard times, Canada has
commenced to experience them. All
accounts say that industrial estab.
lishments are failing, labor is seek
ing employment, banking institutions
are bursting, strikes are numerous
among workmen, and 0 sense OF in,
security extensively prevails.
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1t 10 stated, on what appears 10
be excellent authority, that the ex.
odus Of colored msn from the
Southern States into Kansas and
adjoining States aud territories is
taking fresh impetus. There is
more system about the movement
now than there has been heretofore,
hence it attracts less attention.
There 10 no truth whatever in the
statements published 10 some OF the
Northern papers thst the colored
men who have gone 10 Kansas are
dying Of starvation aud suffering
every conceivable III. The white
psopls Of Kansas. especially the
prosperous far0srs, are doing much
for the new corners 10 the way Of
furnishing them employment, aud
ths. 10 ell the negroes ask. Give
then work. fair wages and decsut
trsatmspt and there will 10 no
tseabls. No locality 10 the west
viii be over crowded by them.
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The New York Tribune says that
IN an interview with the venerable
Thurlow Weed, the latter stated that
Secretary Evarts told him a few
day: ago that some foreign mission
would be given to Galusha A. Grow.
d tennsylvaniA An appointment
could not be given to more worthy
Or competent man.
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The receipts OF wheat at Philadel-
phia on Wednesday last was enor.
nous, amounting TO 448, 600 bushels
This is the largest amount ever ro-
ceived in that place in Q single day.
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The announcement OF the death OF
Mrs. Nellie Grant Ssrtoris, far from
the homo OF her childhood, will be
received with pangs Of sorrow by
her many friends in America,
where she will be remem bered as o
bright and amiable girl rather than
90 the matronly woman into which
she bad matured.
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In convention Of the State camp
Of the Patriotic Order Of Sons Of
America, at Lebanon, J. s. Smith,
OF Reading. was elected State Pres.
ident, and II. j. Stager, Of Philadel
phia, State Secretary, for tho eDsu.
ing year.
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President Gowen, Of the Pbiladel-
phia and Reading railroad, sailed on
Saturday from Liverpool for this
country. He is said TO have been
Remarkably successful 10 securing
all the financial aid be desired.
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The Prohibitionists have issued a
call for State Convention to be
held at Altoona on the 9th Of Sep
tember. II is expected that State
ticket will be nominated aud On sd.
dress isaned
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During the month Of July tue
Cambria iron company aud Gautier
steel company, Of Jobnstown, paid
TO the Pennsylvania railroad compa-
ny, for freight, the SUN OF $S4, 900.
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The New York Herrdid cores.
pondent travelling with Gen. Grant
around the world, writes that the
General will start for America the
last week Of August.
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lorsy nve camp meetings will he held
in The United States during this
month.
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Notice Under lnsoIvent Act.

Notice is hereby given ths, John r.
~ Troup will present his anal petit Ion 10 the
court Of Common Pleas for the county ~ Snyder
on the eth Monday Of Sept. next, for tho benefit
ofthe Insolvent Act aud that the same will be
confirmed by the Court uniess exceptions be nisd
thereto according to law.
July u, 1879.
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\ DMiNIsIRAY0R,s N0IIcE...Lei

Ass. e sl..alss...ss % ne estate Of
y. ::2sssa 49, 3: S.r.ss: ss:i s.ss"sss s,ssa:
themselves tndsb&ed " sstd estate ere request
"a = nsss ln.sdists psyesat. while those
GEN LEITzEL,
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

al Lsttsss Of sdmipistrstiou on the estate O,
WIN. Ostsr, late Of vast Beaver twp. Bryds,
sossty, Re, d.s,d hsys esss yrsnisd 70 ths
iadebtsd V said sststs VIII pissss make in.
asdiats payaSss Vans those = ving eisiIs
sssis:t ~ ssssts vtitpssssst tSsa Tor settle
.---.e GEORGE ". OoKER.
jay 10, 10. pd. p. AdmipistSatos.
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Notice to Heirs.
In The matter ofN,e estate of PAiiip Smii
late Of The Borough Of MiddieJurg, Sny

In The matter Of he estate of Philip Smith
late Of The Borough Of MiddieJ,lrg, Sny.
p der county, Pa. ,iHeceased.
To James 3. Smith, Samuel Smith,
Henry s. smith. Mary intsrihsSFied with
Frederick BipgSman, ni! residing In Snyder
county, Pa, deorge 8. Smith, residing at
s.r.si.sd l., WIN m, J. b DauEh.riy ys0 |. nov
erty, her husband, and three children. Wis
Seslon y. DsuKherty, Milton s Daughsriy,
Msrtie NJ. Dangherty, who are minors aud
have for their guardian Rev. L. W. Craw.
mer, Of Lebanon, Pa, Samuel Smith. who 10
also deed but lett 70 survive him widos, Eli.
IAbeth smith, residing at sunbury, Ps., and
nve childrsn, wa; Louisa intermsiried 9th
Ce., Pa, Agnes nov intermarrisd with Daniel
knouse. residing st Sunbury, Pa Msry later.
married with Henry pschmsn, sarah later.
married with Charles M itehsli, and OoorgS W.
Smith your petitioner. all rssidiug 10 Snyder
Co.. Pa, heirs and legal Representatives Of
PhilipSmith late OF The Borough Of Middle
burg, snyder county. deeesssd.
Greeitng:
You are hereby cited to bs and appear 6sf,rs
phsns Court 70 b hoid Il MiddisSuss, % v tss
&th Monday Of Ssptsmbsr A, d. ls7S q 10
O'Clock In tho forenoon, then and there TO 60
cept or refuse 70 take the Real Estate Of sSid
Philip Smith deceased, st the appraised valu-,
alton put . pom II BY an Inquest duly sWsfdsd
by the SAID court. snd returned by the sheriff
Of sal ssid &c &s.Iu.y,ior show eaus., vhy the ssns
wiiSss. the Hon JSssHS y BusA:! E:ssis.
this 2ist day Of July A. D. 1879.
s-.. ID. BOLEN DEE. sheriff.
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
"A Lsttsys Of admlnistsstisn on the estate
Of 0EOM0E SCHNEE, dsceassd, late Of
Perry Township, snyder county, Psnns.,
having been GRANTED 70 the undefsignsd, all
psssons knowing themselves indebted 70 said
setats ere requested 10 make Immediate pay.
msut, while those hAvinE claims viii present
thsa duly autbsuticated for settlement to
WILLIAM HARDING,
PHILIP SCHNEE.
Aug, Z, 1879, Admiutstrator.
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ASSIGNEE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

REAL ESTATE !
~
TH r undersigned, Assignee OF
l. Christian walter, will Offer ct Public Sale,
on the premises In Middlecrtck township. on
Saturday, September 18th, 1879.
The following described Real Estate, bounded
and described - follows, TO wit North bv
Middlscrsek, Fast BY lands OF Henry STROUD
snd James Roush, South by land OF Mary Keck
and West BY land OF Eli Ksslsr and Mary
keok, containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less. located on the Main road leading
from Middieburs to Seiinsgrovs, about one.
fourth mile from Kramer station and one and
half miles from Meiser station on the sun
bury I.swistovn Railroad, whsrson srs orsc-
House, Bank Barn,
and other neces ssry outbuiidinss-two wells Of
excellent water At the door-lot Of choice fruit
tho whole under good fence and In Q high
state OF cultivation. ALSO
Limestone Lot, t.
containing ONEFOURTH ACRE, situate
near the above dsserib Cd fArm-A good quarry
stone Of the best qua lily.
Sale TO commence At 10 o'clock A. NJ of said
day vhen due atteadsucs will b given and
terms OF sale made known by
JACOB o. WALT Err,
Aug i,'p. Assignee.
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Four LsOossisr boys Killed thirty
even sroandsogs last Thu1sdAy sad
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters
H testimcntary ou the estate IL Ooi Henry
@. Eyer late Of Seiinsgrove. deed, have been
granted TO the undsrsignod. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to saii estate
will please make In mediate payment while
those having claims against said estate viii
present them for settlement. to
George sCHNURE,
MARiO. EYER,
JAMES X. DAVIS,
Aug. II, 1872. Executors
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ExECUTORs' NOTICE.-.Letters
~ tsstamsntary % tAs estats ef Asvshsu
saoot, late Of HEAVIER TowssAip. Saydsr
Co. Pa, decd. have besa erAHtsd " the undsr.
signed. All persons Knowing themselves iudebt.
Cd 70 said sstats vii please. matte immediate
payment while those having claims against said
estate viii present them fol ssttlement 70
JOSEPH q. SNOOK,
wILLtAM I. BiI.fER.
Aug n, l,'Ts.pd. Exscutsrs.
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THE Auditor appointed by said
l. cosrt 70 make distrtSssloa Of the sus uu,
ass The Lsir. of cstsssiss sssrsss dss'1. ssdi
e: ssiiss-ss. q s.,,'sa .isa.ss. Hssssy e:sd
q s.in. Z. ksisi; sssisi.sss,s'. 81 81 J.% s: ::
,is :.s s s:a s s.s st 81:
ssty 49, .tu nees 81 partiss is.srssts1 g
tss soss = :: z. e..s.. ~, g. Nidaisssrs
sS.s =; 49, ~ a., :, !: !: :::ss 4
G0.biEIEScS.
AuA1tsg.
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PRIVATE SALE J.

A Psrm located In Perry township,
"A Snyder counts, Penn p a bonded as
follows TO wit; On the North by land Of pav "a
09y 40. HornhstEsr and Frapcis MKrkley,
on the Wet by landof Michael Arbogast and
John Gslnet. on. the south by. land OF Riley
Weaver, on the East by land Of Abner Horn
berger. Continuing D x ''t
75OsACRES.
and .oms Perchee NEw.HOusE q Z %,
sew Hog Per. .Oorn Houfs and Chicken House,
wash House and Smtks House, spring HOUSE
' :Gs I:Gs y:s SSS aS .asn'S "a Il: 'i. .rn 10
s,sS sa,. =, s,pS: .. e s gSoa ,AgpIs. -P:.sh,
i,:s: S:i:nS. 2, ,s ssd under good sn's
GOOD. TIMBER,
such - Chestnut. White Oak and yellow
Pine A public road .psse % the House, issding
from Mck:ss n Pail. q. RiehasId. and con.
YES sieut 70 Charm, kohooi and Market.
TERMS tAsY-for particulars call on OF
address the undersIgned. Or, I will exchange
FOR A SMALLER fAhM
Address s0WARRo II. MILLER,
afgf ALirs, r. o.
Snyder DO. Pa
The weekly clarion., 1879-03-05

TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE, of the provisions of a certain
ID deed OF trust made by =. q. Banks on IN the
I5th dav of January, A. d. 1871, to secure to the
Capital State Bank, a certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned said deed being tuly re
corded in record book of deeds, No ~, page
90of the Second District of Kinds county, State
of Mississippi, the undersigned Will, on
Saturday the 9Th Day of March, 1879
at Edwards Depot in said State and county,
nrocecd 10 sell the following described parcels
of land to-wit: East half of northeast quar-
ter forty acres east and south IN west nan OF
north OF northeast quarter, sixty seven acres
in south half of northwest quarter, section
fourteen, and south half and sixty-seven acres
in south half of north east quarter, ana sixty
seven acres in south half OF northwest quar-
ter. and twenty-eight acres north, IN north-
west quarter, section fifteen. and lot hVe III
section ten; ali in township fifteen, range hye
east situated in the said county of Hlnds,
and State of Mississippi, and containing In
all eight hundred acres more or less. Inc
title to said property is believed to be good,
but win only convey such title as Is vested
in me as trustee. THOS. A. Now LIE,
feb5 TS-3Od. trustee
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and in
IN pursuance Of the terms Of a Deed of Trust.
executed by the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY to the undersigned as
Trustees, dated MARCH 24TH, 1871. and duIv
recorded, and for the purposes therein men
toned, we will on
Thursday, the 18th Day of February, 1879.
between the hours of II NJ and 2P M in front
OF the custom House, in the City of Mobile
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, all the right, title inter
est and estate conveyed to us by said deed
IN or to he Railroad extending from a point
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in the State
OF Mississippi, commonly called the Gaines
VILE Junction, 10 the town of GAINESVILLE in
the State of Alabama, and also in or to all
the property along the track of said railroad
lately belonging to the Mississippi Gaines,
vile and Tuscaloosa Railroad COMPANY. and
IN or to the franchises of said last mentioned
Railroad Company
Ihls sale IS made at the request of nersope
cenehcIally interested in and provided for nv
sald deed OF trust The title to said proDerty
IS 6elIeyed to be good but the UNDERSIGNED
WIN sell and convey only such title as is vested
IN them by said deed of trust.
WIN. d. DUNN
JNo. REID JR Trustaaa
RoBT. G. CRAWFORD
MOBILE, June IL l879-td.-nov 13. 1873
The above sale is postponed unit Tbursdav
the 18th day of March next.
JOHN REID, JR.
VIM. d. DUNN.
900 ROBERT C, CRAWFORD.
CO.. = Ao''- Trustees
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One pound Of grated sweet cocoanut,
dried a few hours in the sun or a very
moderate oven, one pound Of loafsugar,
the whites Of four eggs well beaten !;
drop on paper (the size you ike) to
bake
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Changers as Omce-Holders.

What is there, we should like to ask,
in the GRANGE ceremony, or in the in
nermost workings Of the organization,
which units and disqualifies a member
from holding office-or perhaps we
should have asked, what is there in be-
ING an honest. conscientious and faith
ful officer that spoils the Granger?
Why should an Odd Fellow or Freema-
son, or Il member of any other order,
not to have as much right to aspire to
office as a man outside the gates And
vet the lecturer Of the National Grange,
in his report to that body, recently in
session, takes it upon himself to con-
denim. in no gentle terms, the practice
OF office-holding. 1t seems to us that,
10 use mild language, he must be out of
place rs an adviser ofsuch a constituency
a. the great membership Of the oranges
throughout the United States forms.
Admitted that the grange is in no sense
political organization, and that he who
becomes member for the sole purpose
of furthering his own selfish ends is un-
worthy Of confidence, vet how are the
agriculturistS to protect and foster their
interests, through representatives in the
Legislature and in Congress. Further.
we believe that il is clearly within the
scope and Legitimate purposes of every
subordinate grange in the country to
consider in their sessions public measures
and discuss the science of government.
We all know too little about government
and about the principles of political
economy, and the study is left too much
to the legal fraternity. We no not mean
to infer that partisan politics should
be allowed to enter the Grange portals,
or that its members should in any man
ner be bound TO support one of their
own number for office but we do say
that if there is any interest in the State
which requires to be represented by
thorough practical men upon the floor of
our legislative assemblies, it is the farm
ing interest, and in no other way can
mems latent fire and perhaps dormant
abilities be divulged and famed into
fame as by discussion. Let questions
of political economy and matters per-
tanning to the science of government be
discussed in the Grange meeting, in or
der that farmers may be enabled to
know who among them is best qualified
to represent them.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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MY RESIDENCE AND LOT IN MADISON
1Nl STATION, Madison county, Mississippi
consisting of a small. comfortable residence
of four rooms, and kitchen conveniently at
tached, q comfortable office in yard near
residence two out rooms for servants, excel
lent cistern and large conveniently arranged
stable. Lot consists Of six acres, three OF
which are well set with choice strawberries,
with also select peach and apple orchard
with scuppernong vines, in early stage OF
bearing, and fertile garden.
Also fifty acres of splendid wood land, very
fertile, within one-half mile of railroad
depot, we'll suited for fruit or berry raising or
fer growing any other crop.
And also neat and convenient Drug Store
situated in the business portion of the town.
Title to all, perfect
As a place of residence this point statisti-
cally compared is the haA1thiest between
Memphis and New Orleans. No case of yell
low fever has ever occurred here.
For terms, apply to me at Madison Station,
Mississippi. DIR. j. 8. GREENE
feb. 10 T9-4t.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating in Stocks by he Two Unerring
Rules for Success in Messrs. Lawrence &
Co new circular. The combination method,
which this rm has made 50 successful. en-
ables people with large or small means TO reap
all the benefits of larger capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orders. in various sums are
pooled into one vast amount and co-operated
as a mighty whole, thus securing TO each
shareholder all the advantages Of tue largest
operator. Immense profits are divided month
ly. Any amount, from 3 to $500. or more,
can be used success fully. n. Y Baptist " Week-
", September 20th, 1878, says, By the combi-
nation system SIS would make $75, or 5 per
cent so pays $3.50 or per cent; sl0o makes
1900 or 10 per cent. on the stock, during the
month. according u the market. Frank Les
lies Illustrated Newspaper, June 18th: The
combination method Of operating stocks i
the most successful ever adopted New York
Indepeude uf, Sept 18th The combination
system i founded upon correct business prin-
ciples, and no person need be without an in
come while il is kept working by Messrs.
Lawrence & co. Brooklyn Journal, April
18th Our editor made a net profit Of Sl0l-2l
from 80 in one Of Messrs. Lawrence Co
com binations." New circular (mailed free
explaining everything Stocks and bonds
wanted Government bonds supplied. Law
renee Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, y. I
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TRUSTE SIS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions of a certain
ID Deed of Trust made by NJ 8. j. e. NJ. Bus
tamente, and g. d. Bustamente, on the 23d
debtedness to H. W Crook and R. L. Crook
therein mentioned, said deed being duly re-
corded in record book of deeds, No. 10, page
352 of the First District of Kinds county,
State of Mississippi, the undersigned will on
The weekly clarion., 1879-03-05
22d day of March. 1879.

In front of the State House, in the city OF
Jackson, proceed to sell the following de-
scribed parcel of land, to-wit: Eighteen acres
off the northeast of west half Of the south
west quarter of section a. township 5, range /
east, known as the Robb place. The title to
said property is believed to be good, but ]
will only convey such title as is vested in me
as trustee II. A. BELCH,
feb19 79-4w. Trustee.