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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-03
New YORK, DEC. 81, 1873.
TO the Editor of the CdIedOnian

NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1873.
To the Editor of the CaIedOnian
This is holiday week not only by
the calendar, but by a thousand other
and equally convincing tokens The
world is enveloped in a different atmos-
phere, for these few closing days of the
year, from that which ordinarily encom-
passes it; and wonderful atmosphere
it is. 1t may be cold, or wet, or bright,
or dark, but it is still quivering with the
pulsations of the wings of that "multi-
tude of the heavenly host" and with the
echoes of their first and matchless
Christmas song. Frosty as it is, what
strange and penetrating vitality is in it (!
1t throws great, glorious Christmas trees
INTO more than summer bloom. Its iovial
blasts force open the doors of churches,
homes and hearts. 1t may freeze water,
but it thaws the blood. More wonderful
than all, it can work itself down into
the most tightly-buttoned pockets, and
heat the coin so hot that it burns its
way out. 1t is the very reverse of the
i'll wind that blows nobody good for it
bears up Santa Claus-that jolly old al
moner-in his aerial flights, drops fuel
and food on to the novels doorstep.
costly trinkets down the mansions chin
ney, and good cheer all along the route.
1t Is SO full of moral oxygen that it sets
people allowing, smiling and shaking
hands, and slapping each other on the
back, like so much laughing gas. Its
well, l wish you and your readers a
merry Christmas and happy New
Year.
Goid has given it up at last, and comes
uown to earth again. For half a genera
ton 1t has been proud mineral. dis
ualning to associate with anybody out
sac small coterie of bankers and bro
Kers' OF to do any harder work than w.
ing IN state in safes and vaults. 1t has
SO to speak, been ballooning so lopo
mat 1t hated to give up the aristocratio
recreation and come down to biz. Bui
the balloon sprung a small leak even be-
fore the war ended, and in spite of all
effort, has been slowly sinking eve,
since: 1t touched ground some DAYS ago
and though it has bounded feebiy sew,
erai times since, after the manner OF
balloons, it is now being made fast. and
the sybarite gold, reluctant to leave his
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We are very glad to see that you
have renewed the Questions and An
swers in History and Literature. We
enjoyed them very much indeed last
year, and made use of them in our
Seminary last year, and they called
them the best of any that we found
anywhere.
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IFOr the Caledonian.I
Farmers of Caledonia County.

desire to call your attention to an
important fact for your consideration
You are well aware that there is needed
market for your produce. You may
unite yourselves into grangers for the
purpose of buying, but thus far have
failed to perceive wherein you have re-
celved any advantage. You may buy a
bushel of salt OF grass seed lower by
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Our New York Letter.

HOLIDAY wEEK-ITS MYSTERIOUS AT
wORK-TwO CONVENIENT NOTES-MR.
TYCE ON REsUMPTION-TwO CENTENA-
RAMS.
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GREAT REDUCTION.

re would also invite attention to our SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS in
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slippers, Towel Racks and Cushions. Also
cOmpleie line of WOrsteds Canvass
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Silks, Perforated
Board, &c.
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N. B.-We are Agents for the New Davis Sew
ing Machine which does every range of work with
Incompatible facility. Call and examine.
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M EMS DREss SVI7S

We have made the same reduction in Bows and
OvercOats, listers. and suits '"'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

Chicago with n view of encouraging trade
between the two countnes by a frank in
terchangc of views, Foster, our Minister
in Mexico, was also invited, but instead of
coming, he sent long letter interposing
every possible objection against establish
ing the proposed trade. A copy Of this
letter the vicious Foster sent to the State
Department and caused tito be laid before
the House of Representatives, so that its
publication might prevent the proposed
visit, knowing that n personal inspection
of the opportunities for trade by large
body of intelligent merchants and manu-
facturers, would give the lie direct to all
his unfricndly protcstations, and do much
toward defeating the pet object of his life,
which is to bring about IN invasion and
subjugation of the Mexican republic.
For nearly two years, now, Mr., Foster
has cxerted himself assiduously to foment
ill-feeling toward the Mexicans. He has
not halted at the most garing and down
right falschood and has, by consistent
line of misconduct, fully warranted the
charge that has been preferred against him,
that he Is the paid agent OF powerful
ring or combination of jobbers and
SPECTATORS who would become nilionarcs
from tie spoils
Itnow remains for the honest people ofthis
country to say whether the scheme of these
designing, INSCRIPTIONS men shall succeed
or fail. 1.-THE enrichment of a combination
of jobbers spectators, robbers and thieves;
if the placing of additional stars
upon the shoulders straps of few
army officials; if the qualification o. COM
paratively few blood-thirsty men; if the
election OF Grant to a third term OF the
presidcncy-if all this will warrant the
expenditure of hundreds of millions pub
lie treasure and the sacrifice of tens of thou
sand of valuable lives, then let the sacrifice
and expenditure be made. Otherwise let
the war be silcnced.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

the contest just closed, for wc were espe-
cially pointed and emphatic In declaring
that if there had been any earthly chance
for the election of Democrat, THE BuLLE'
TINS voice would have been loud and earn
est in favor of Robinson, Allen, Marshall or
Palmer. The election of Democrat being
held rs an absolute impossibilty, however,
we favored the election Of Logan AS AGAINST
OGLEsDy, and gave our reasons therefor.
As Dr. Reynolds said of the moderate
drinker and the drunkard, so say
we of Logan and the Democratic party.
Let him abuse Democrats as he may,
the partition between him and the party is
so thin that he will scarcely be conscious
of the fact when he bulges through But
that is "ncithcr here nor there" Logan is
the man the Republicans wanted. He is
not half as bigotcd and fanatical IN his po-
litical notions as Oglesby is; he is a smarter
man than Ogleshy Isl can accomplish more
for the State of Illinois, and although he is
"pretty well, thank you" in that way him
self, he is not half as coarse by nature, or
half the BLACKBOARD in practice that
Oglesby is. For these reasons, Logan
and Ogleby being presented to us,
We preferred Logan, THE BULLE-
TIN has in times past, assailed Logan with
great violence; but never, as we thought,
without ample justification. When like
occasion is again presented, like results
are morally certain to follow; and no man
understands this better than Logan him
self.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

Mr. William H. Vanderbilt furnishes in
himself the paradox of paupcr millionaire
lie is the manager and principal owner OF
four great railroads., a steamship line; the
holder of nearly or quite hundred million
dollars in Western Union and other stocks
and coal shares; is the owner of the finest
stable of horses in America, and Fifth ave-
nue. residence worth 100000, yet this man
swcars that all his personal effects, of what
ever kind and character, his ships and
horses, his stocks and shares--a fortune for
thousand men--are not worth one cent
The only plausible explanation Of this mat.
ter that occurs to U.s. is that Col. William
II. Vanderbilts lie.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

Miss MINNIE HAWK is tearing down her
very respectable reputation with rapidity
that is quite astonishing. By her pctuent,
ill-natured and unreasonable conduct m
Chicago, recently, she forfeited all claims
10 the respect Of that community: and in
New York, more recently, she subjected
herself to charge, which. il true, should
drive her from the stage in disgrace. In a
card to the public Col. Maplcson, her en-
ployer, says that for the previous evenings
entertainment she had demanded sixty
tickets, which, being refused, she compro-
missed very ungraciousy on twenty. At the
entertainment that ensucd there were lust
twenty persons in the house, who applaudcd
Miss Hawk most uproariously and unrea
sonably, and Kissed, most insultngly, the
other members Of the troupe of whom she
was jealous and with whom she was at en-
nifty That she had used her twenty tick.
cts in securing the attendance of that mum
Der of persons TO do this dirty work, was 50
palpablc that the respectable part of the
audience gave Miss Hawk most unmistaka-
ble evidence of their disapproyal of such
unproiessional and unlady.likc conduct
She denies the charge of course; Tut the
proof against her is conclusive.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

TIE majority of people regard crime
with actual indifference if not complscency,
until it becomes known to the public.
Then it takes on vast deal of turpitude.
This fact is well illustrated by a recent oc-
currence in Denver. A newly married man,
a salesman in grocery, had, for several
months, stolen provisions from his employ
er to supply workmen in a mine in which
he owned an interest. His thefts were f.
nally discovered and he was arrested. He
broke completely down under the discovery
although he carried q knowledge of his
crime in his own breast without any signs
of moral conjunction whatever. He be-
seeched the officer to permit him to spend
the night at home under guard The Off
Ger consented. Next morning upon burst
ing open the locked door Of the prisoners
room, the officer discovered both the pris-
oner and his wife, lying stark and stiff,
dead upon their chamber floor The pub
lie had gained knowledge Of their crime,
and they preferred TO face death, rather than
endure the unsympathetic gaze and studied
rebuffs of their friends and acquaintance.
An empty vial marked "Laudanum," indi-
Gated the manner of tho taking-of.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

GEN. LOGAN, of Illinois, and Matt Car
penter, Of Wisconsin, are the only SALARY
grabbers" reelected to the United States
Senate. All the balance, Democrats and
Republicans, were uncercmoniously retired.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24
FOR LOGAN AS AGAINST UGLESBY
ONLY.

Some of our reader, seem 10 rest under
Rae Impression that THE BULLETIN was, un.
Quaii6 dly, in favor Of the election Of Logan
10 4 Unit i State, Senate. No intclli.
g,nl zoe Ter OF The paper could form such a
c0a,lls.0n lrcm what NC said rcspccunu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

! largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF SALE.

In pursuance of an order OF the Alexander circuit
court rendered at the January term thereof, 1879,
In the case Of Isabel Gatfney VIZ. Nellie Gsffney.
Timothy Gatirey, William Gatfney and Mary Gaif.
ney petition for partition, will offer for sale on
Saturday, February 18th, 1879 at II O'Clock o. m, at
the front door of the court house In Cairo Illinois,
the following lot of ground. to-wt: Lot No. 3, in
block No. a in the first addition to the city of
Cairo.
TERMs-Ouc half cash, balance payable in one
year, with 10 per cent interest per annum, secured
by personal security and trust deed.
JOHN A. REEVE,
Special Master In Chancery
January II, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24

PARENTS, mothers, nurses, do not fail to
give DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to the little
ones for all cases of cough or colds. Costs
only IS cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-24
NJ. Il. IIarrell, Editor.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
, 1879-07-16
Tho Lato lrlnua NJ Orange.

ftFfE Ltittr,
The Prince OF Oranre bad one tsxed lucn, ana
Hu had 10 desire for thu ihroDe. have hcar1
lin pay many time l,at he would gladly ex-
change li,s position for twenty millions town.
Tile isrt W4s, tIc uryGr Was happy ~ ilin llarte.
SIu,plc u1ld v.od c,i.Icl, arc ttc lIu'laMters,
tley will have thrlr c,urt ceremonies, a1!tt trhc
nut licurt Guilluume In des!Mlr, and Us ho ad-
yeurel III ago they bcca'na lntolcrah'u 10 him.
Ills ulutler was llIs Lolo serious allceth'f. ile
never loved anYbouy but l,ef, lla never wept
hut for her. $780,.
AureIisn School, who onco did him a favor by
kcrpiug i scandal of nnc 1T hts mouey scrapes
out nf tllu Paris papcrB, writes:
III had tllsL xot ~ the Hague when received
ylsit from Suxalllu InwrMaal.
"sThu I'rltscn,' shp said, has thear1 OF your
arrival, all this Is what he las written to Hu Z
"'Ar DEAN suxAsAk; read u the usw.pIper.,
ho l. stoppinx nnt charge you % .sk him 70 din.
nxr ibis oyenIng. Above a!, tell nlm not TO dfcss
for i, he docs Will be Obliged 20 do the sauo, And
,ou know how lds'sss 'e' n,ses ssf ~ f!1na; a..ux
al want that letter. said 70 suzanne, 'foE
M 'ssa s;s a We d aps 0"' Oh
MAT tho Palace Of Yooskout, over there,
You will SEQ sentinel
"sAIl right
I" Al O'Clock precisely
"4l will bo there. .,
.tIn tho evening went up to the first floor ol
| the palace, acEyslt, after taking me through
three or four unfuru!sked rooms, introduced ult
! to Z great talo,, wheru perceived ulyan, fou!
| chairs, aud lttlu s1usre table. all worth,
should say, about 3D francs. On the wall, fo1
all ornament, were this picture OF parlaienue
/! tha Mtas d. 4. al,d ono OF Cora Pearl
! "Dlnnss VA ready anl Waa good. Au TIT
, 1879-07-16

Alahala Hoffman lled bill yesterday against
her husband. William L. Huffman. complaining
that he had been guilty OF o.ulsuy acts ol
has also made repeated attempts TO poison her.
On one oecastou he brought homo q bottle oil
bcor, but she notieed 1t llad ,heen opened, u,ld
refused 10 drink 1t. Some OF It WAS then put In
pan on the floor, Htlera cat got at Il, and
6oo,, after died In conyulslous. Atauothef ti.no
he brought hotne y barrel OF Hour, and ate the
bread nude from il until about one-sixth or
ths lour had been used, when he refused TO eat
auy more. Complainant apa her children
kept on using II, but wsse soon takcu sick, and
q chemical atlalyslA showed the Hour contained
white Iced. liz u contractor, earning IL l30
, 1879-07-16

A testatrix at soest, In Germany, left her
money lo her brothers anil sisters, but added:
!. II brother Willlan, MArries in his old age hu
sball have no.htug." Legal Experts hold that
William, a robust sexagenarian, can receive
nothing as until his death 1t cannot ba known
WhelheF he mRIr1ao Or pok
, 1879-07-16

IN 1STKi,ksr IN A LEGITIMATE DGSISESs
~ thRt cau b. nsdn 10 pAY 81n PCT dnT VIII ho soa
ID, Tribune ollee.
MSM s,. WITT Il, w ~ aIsASp s + ~
niako fortune In by addressing III. Tribune Office.
ron yALE-AS TSEQuALEn orroRr11S1TY
With sout neral fs:ntr Of nslmea nM,rna reT,na
f sssStj sst S F ss:1 sns az. e.
sits"nth increst IN iii vaiaahie impro 1rlncaA for
s ss dsti
ssnemicr Expedition viii at9u ~ aolc control Of
any state A. sreat btresn :n furnish IT, n.eRs.
IRE unc1aalrd II thcir WORKING guat!et their sim.
sce c!aIua allowed to lhs INVENTOR both !n nnmaer
vpu.iy ssGrd froia .hr paicn tirc rrks.tcay giving
thu control !9 tl.s county With 70 'roeaey Of hs.
VII "ai,'.is psentaS asvises hsFe c3hansted nd
anticipated in vREDu1 HayA The uAsnes can ho as1h
In M an IL u o9 M real
11ols sALE-LlyElsY A;au NoAKp!yG sTAuLE
G!2f r.. ,!Ss Ssa pairing business HALE CO.. "
l,ur :sAlE-MEAT M1HKET-FiNsT.cL CLASS 70:
inAn 70 srp III. sod tssie tait c..6I. For further
information aldFr y u ~. Tribune ofnca
1VANTEi'-lS, EACH GiTY AND, C0IN;TEY n
.in. Iowa Nlsssu4i: Kansas Nesa.k.: sHa S,nusss!s
thorough hustursa a.an With sons capital to rcHss'
TH sTyk sfa's o Sc vi in csc.so
1yrANrED-A LIVE nys1NEss MAN FOR MAN.
competent tnkcF aA e0rreslnnlsnt snh nHd Win q
~! eanS e sstty stsG: Gan .9w w. s:F eh1hsS H.
,S sSe - IT,. nssr " arss. " IT, fIi6&rsUN CO.. 81
iiaN!ay.st.. Hoslon. AIssf.
, 1879-07-16

whl,o tic Prince would talk ot nothing but
Paris, asking me tho news Of thls asul nf TINT,
and what had become of strnnd.ko. Every scc-
ontl le would ray, 'Ono cau live only In Pasts.'
"He has seen, too soon, that one con Atc
there, too.
"Aitcr dinner ve smoked our CIGARS at tho
window, looking over tho courtYhr1 Ut tho pal
Arc. :.
"'Thcrc goes my l,onorcd father sa'd tho
Prince. lie Is shout TO v1slt bis toothnchc.'
"'Wlat do Jou mean bv that1'
act IL the name We give here to Nine. X, an
American lady who married In Paris, and whom
you know very we'll. She arrived yesterday.
Everybody in the Court knows when she ts here.
aqain." Al o'clock he adds, Yes, suffer 20
much witt, my Tooth TINT will have to retire.
And he bclakes himself 10 Nine. X, That y
Why NC have named her tic Kings toothache.' "
, 1879-07-16

unnn, avn anxr
S's"a ~" "..s.. o,n m
!aTrs Conway. pf1nctpa! am texess M ~,
y: +; tnMe.s' piunippni .na ntcrssf q T0fl 10
fnhn tinnhman nt nl,' principal ami
intcr.st - ,, ,.,,.... 75o. 90
Fiiiah n. iialnes. principal and Intor-
1'"S1" ~ ~ .......,.,.,,,,,. q, Bp5. A.
Mn1tin Mnrir. urincinnt and interest,". a5D. 90
T.. i, Williams principal and interest,". Io. SOW ~
4. 8, KlennIail. -. ...s.'..:.. isMmn' ~
a0hn GIe8hOn. pfinctpAl anu lHtEtcehtS ~Ao.po
uaIrt Of EdWntl Murphy. rt1uclpnA mn.
and dintcrcst. l,0uo. II
Ann ]. Shaw 6t nj, principal and In
tcrest........,..... .........-...-. =, 0.b.oo
Like Mcpcrnoit, principal aud IN.
toYcst cst.........:....-. .... ..... 91o. 0l
i. Z. liasnct, principal aud intertsS.. b7p.oo
Anna McHtchpl4, peInclphl A1iu liz .,,, .,,
tcfest... a.,69' .60 e e
u. ]. FransE, pslneltal anu HMtcse' O. 1n 1n' ~ ~
n. Eoman, pEnelpa! ava !nscst' ,,c ny' ~ ~ ~
John C. i!aiuee. pFnfila! anu lnteIest. Ivy ooo W
AL these notos are secured oy real estate N
Chicago or vicinity. lu the case Of E. s. Will
=, . Il, .,,h,,,t tn . nrio- ,nnr+
1al1S ule pEoFefy 20 euu!'ss '" P'.94 .'o.
Eagc for $14,0O0. The claim against L.. NJ.
'.u'''se "9 'A '"'s3-eo'
: 'otle36-
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
r,.o hund,ed and nftv nhorea In Calumet nnd
,,i, Ito nsMut ".t 1,nct f;nmnnnv mar vnime 81 :
sah sE,ffx shnrns Chicago RaiiwaY CONSTRUCTION
',..,nx @ ~ xnirc fin fl: oeh{v shures Giooo
lnsurancs Company, par rnInc, 50, 000t an order
, 1879-07-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

y1yASTEn-FDN t,AS1L-as YARDS OF IItUssELh
W carpet. - VI thgra1n tSrput uHc paEot set one
n4fluF set one ch4ulter act and &1all coOklnx.
strO; I'll but must loos y goo4 - nsN'
want etery art OF 4t1T0 4tata prize,
Address - Tribune Qt6rc,
, 1879-07-16

AN INTEREST IN A LEGITIMATE DEStSEas
n that cru b. insda 10 paY SFD per dnY Will ho sod
for cal oE real csatI, taken Immediately.
III, Tribune DITcc.
, 1879-07-16

w family Of aeven adulta, immaculate poe,rss!on.
fnr three ,unths onucr must b. II Ro. orrt; teat
Of reference. A1ho hours completely fuFntaHed for
gentleman md wife fos ttce u!nhths immediate Pos.
session Apply 1t once to JOS II. BROWN d Co, lAo
Iearborn'tt. -
IYTANTEil-TO KENT-A COTTAGE NEAR LIN.
w coin rhrk, sonth of FulIcttonnt. AddstM Will
icrna 4 u. TEIhunC Office.
, 1879-07-16

foea EIi3 {ja.) Sentinel.
One Of The uucercst 1anu.Bales that wo ever
hcnr Of came about recently. 1ohn Marriage
sold to George G. Gardner sixty acres Of land
acsoss tho river at so per acre, one acEn to- be
paid for each ycnr, with interest on The whole at
u per cent, paynble annually. Sixty yehra ID
long time for contract 10 run.
, 1879-07-16
THE COURTS.
Receiver Tu,pin's Exhibit Of the Fldel-
itv Bank Assets.
An Interesting but Not Valuable Exhibit
for tho Dcposltors.
row suits, Judgments, Divorces, Con
fesstons, Etc.

Dy Inv which went Into forco tho 1st OF
July, Receiver Of q savings banK, on request
of any ten dopositoss Of tho bank, Is bound 10
e In court an inventory OK tic banks assets.
Such notice wna served some ttmo ago on '.
A, Turpu, Receiver OK the Fidelity Savings
j'ank, and yesterday he flied complete Behed-
ule Of the banks asscts, which is as follows:
REAL Es7ArB.
Fhe rs s."e ~: Gui!ding .ate depo:.o.y and na'.t;;
III + esl g q r. + e" * ,nIos gosk :, ;,c 5osn
Ss, iS5 81 m sn Il iof h9GTn l. w
ii # she b. aeAas'T{ "A ;{ssk ts'sfTIs:es e Issi:
s!anes s saSa!.i:ion = tae !. psfs e r. :
Of Sec. 10, 40. 10. Lot 6 Grove h'ocE o. .Iarca
;!sssii @ss = sos1tssorr y r. ri ss f. 81: & eS
;s;ss s5d,,isa sS 8 i 1 r. seiss f. Of Po;f'
i, s i Sec. II, 80, H. Undivided LA d 1ets
md =. Dioek 6, Woloott's AalIt!sa; Lot 1lo
son. 1Ss5 st. sbofo sasdi s!'oa of friction ST. a.
II IT, &; g Il sSss.!9s Ssf
sa'eI'se salt y &c., q m s,Gp ~ IL 10 and asKs
III nspct :, n tsiaud'. subdlyison 81 W: e
see IT a. ~ Ics y sabSiTIa,;'r MfkSi!1Insys
Sub1yttt or locH r q MAsihnI ", J -.
IN Egana's South Addition to Chicago. Les =
cSras hcis II H. Is g IL IS r.tH tR
!, ii, H.. Lots = q q, Z, 6to y, Blt,ek l; Lo's s
"a pcfk if u ts.e fof P g. @
60 BLOCK also 10y. = T. y 1e.lse III ana n Ind a'Ssk 81
Gss Gssn;;. y; III, 4 f &c; 49, .osis.!'s S'esS
Son5aa r aes seRP:m @ u.s. S1sls,Se r. e inea:trs
= esst Ssstsm II p%st p%1.ht e
loo Of N.w.M q i: Eh 5is, "; Sec, 2. 3s. 4:
Also tn Bowen'e Addition q South l., EhtesEo M q TIC 70
Il to So' Inclusive Hook e; to !: and 81 e 49
.ssst ss9,; &. R'S q sa aIs sesE nfsH
Inclusive Block 70; g!oes + ~ - u Il; nefs lHs
ss It il to ss'ss IT, ssa y R'ss g as @ = III
1,Ias FLICK i IL l. Past Of Lot Il. Block +, ~ Eliis
WeH Wet Addition e chicago. An undivided : q AZ
VI SiasS Ga Il " ~ ses H. IL s.
i see. is. y. a. The y. ~ o. - y: X "; ~ . * (
ST. Il a. r. e. .sfii S.a ~ i II II
Of Soc. ri. a7. H.. Alto l3e s-1o .e1o. IN see !:
3i, II. Lots TO 8, inclusive. Block . and Lott
ise sowens sn nsesaaie a G sasdt!ision q q "
%aS;e%: NJ Haat.ee Sss to II &asoo a. Ase oox
inc lots in Isonda|o: Lots and y, - 2v, and T,
10 n, inclusive. nloek 8 Lots , to Il, 4, II -
proved BY two:stofy boa:s' % Lo1 III. e. .,yo
o 49, and 1s =, 40 70 ~ ,qe'Hslso ~ i11,
dale, being in the i. Of Sec. ~. ". "a; also tt
following lots tn Jared Cages sub Of neEt of he =
ot The s. ". s Of n: "; = e Same r sseslon Z
cs,,sisc Lake View block; to 11o inclusive, Glen
ock II to Il IN H.ondv Moc
: i,nt L Crescent Hook; 4 and Q. Block Lots !:
,1s1s'1e Hsk g +; = i LSts ,as,u,,1s to H Iae y
d. I.n,s = IN Il inclnatye, block 4; LOIS = n1d
pioek !; Lota "a ii: !nclnntvs, and Lots l5 to X
Inclusive. Bl.ek 0; ton l 70 ? inelassse, "a and
Terrace Dioek, In Jared Gags Fir
Addition to Lakeside; Lots ! to 8, ;',al ans,nslss
i.akcsIdc, and strip Of land 50 icst front c
Ocargc street, nnt running south !: ooo iect y
, | weat Of The land OF the Chltago, MILWAUKEE, q
. | paul Railroad.
, 1879-07-16
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-29
Sherifs Sales.

RY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed,
ID 1 will sell, before. Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in September next, within
the legal hours of ShcrifTs sales, the following
property, to wit ~
. One tract CT land, located in Union Township,
Union County, containing ninety eight acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Nimrod Sharp,
Farr & Foster and Farr willard. Levied on and
to be sold, MS the property of the estate w. W.
Greer, at the suit Of Jonathan B. Edwards and
Frances G. Edwards, Administi ators, against
Jason NJ. Greer Administrator.
II. MACBETH, s. u. c.
Aug. 9th 1879. 33 81