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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-12
What kind of matter, and how do

will try and explain-but give me
time" he said nettled little at her
cross examination
All right, go on"
"Type when it is set up, is called
MATTER and when the first impress
sion of it is taken, they call it"
Impression Of what ?"
ooh, bother-the type when it is
first printed on the galley, that is
called a proof, and they call it prov
ing the natter"
ooh, see. Does the galley print
it?"
mo, the 'devip!"
ooh i! John !" she cried in tones of
reproach, 6 Why will you use such
words ?"
Il was no5 swearing. The ap-
prentice around printing office is
known as the DEVIL"
"Oh!"
1.-The proof sheet which he makes,
after going to the proof-reader, is re-
turned to the printers and the cor
rections made"
Corrections made in what ?"
"The matter, my dear. 1t is then
given to the foreman.
What, the proof"
"No, the matter"
"And what does he do with it ?"
"Will you wait moment?"
"The foreman takes the matter and
places it in the form"
what kind of form ?"
can iron chase, which, when it
has all the news in it which is in type,
and it is locked mp, is called form"
Locked up! How ?"
with quoins and side sticks"
"Sticks and coins-ha, ha, ha,-
what kind of coins ?"
mot coins, but quoins, q-u-o-i-n-s.,'
".And what are they 2"
Goodness. gracious, any more
questions A quoin," he resumed,
lis small block, and is wedged in
between the chase and side sticks
with shooting stick
GA shooting stick How does it
shoot ?"
"Shoots the quoins into place with
the aid of a mallet."
She did not quite understand, but
saw by the white Of his eye that it
would not be we'll to question him
too much, so she bided her time and
he went on.
How's that ?"
.Why, when some type il knocked
over or dropped on the floor, it is use
less, and is called by the fraternity
pi."
He thought he had gotten through
but the irrepressible wife continued i:
Where do they make the form
up?"
con the stone,'" was the rejoiner.
What kind of a stone--a round
one ?"
"No, flat one-a piece of level
marble"
"Oh, I see"
Well' when the form is made up
it is put on the printing machine and
the edition goes to press"
What do they press the papers
for ?"
"They don't press the papers, press
means printing, and after they are
are circulated throughout
the city"
"Oh, see," and after waiting some
little time for him to continue, Mrs.
Bunby asked, " Is that ALP"
"Thank Heavens, yes! he grum-
bled from behind the paper he had
resumed. Silence followed. He read
on undisturbed for fully an hour.
His wife having regained her hold on
the poker, was occupied in twirling
it, at the same time murmuring,
while looking intently at the ashes:
"Types, matter, galley, proof,
devils, pi, quolns, presses"
sW Subscribe for the AGRICULTU-
--,r, oo,,Iou -, oxorx1 70 D,i1u IN 1v
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E=S Send on your clubs. A COPY
o1 the AGRiCULTURIsr for year
ire4, for five paid yearly subscribers.
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river, remarking that No party can
dead-beat his way on me these hard
times."-OI City Derrick.
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"That's How"

After a great snow storm, little
fellow began to shovel a path through
a large snow bank before his grand
mothers door. He had nothing but
small shovel to work with.
"How do you expect to get
through that drift ?" asked a man
passing along. "By keeping at it,"
said the boy cheerfullY. That's
how"
That is the secret of mastering al
most every difficulty under the sun.
W The AGRICULTUR1sT, reaches
all parts of the United States, the
West Indies, and Europe. What
medium for advertising.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27

have nice line Of Pearl Card Cases, Chldren's Cups
and Saucer Glass Bottles Pocket Cigar Cases Ladies'
Pocket Books, Mems Pocket Books Boys Pocket Books
Magic Lanterns, Colod Cups and Saucers, Shaving Mugs
Bottles Covering Cigar Sets, Toilet SETS, Jewel Boxes
Motto Frames, Perfumes, Vases Box Papers, Writing
Desks Dressing Cases Card Stands Coogncs Moustache
Cups Chldrens Dishes, Glass Ink Stands Ladies' Work
Boxes Gold Pens and Holders, Gold Tooth Picks, Gold
Glove Buttoners. Gold Pencils Fine Lamps, suitable for
Presents, Face and Satchet Powders Hair Oils srAruA
RYThe noted pieces by lingo" Can you Talk" and
nice pieces Velvet Frames card sze Velvet Frames
cabinet size, Best 90 CIGAR in the County.
/ MAKE STRICTLY PURE BAKING POWDER-S5c per
pound; three pounds fer ST. Warranted pure strong and
wholesome. CHROMOS, ALL VERY CHEAP
Never Before has stock OF Chromes to Ottawa
Chromos in ~ In Gilt Frames Chromos In New Style
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OTTAWA FREE TRADEl; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2O 1879
BITS OF NEWS.

The Pekin artesian well supplies sulphur
water at 80 deg. temperature as 1t comes from
the we'll A fine park, covering four blocks OF
ground will be land out next spring, surround
Ing the we'll, aud contract has been let for
building n bathhouse to cost $4,000.
The total amount OF corn bought and shipped
at and from Morris this year was 1929, $50
bushels. This does not include a particle ot
the new crop, neither does it include the thou.
sands of bushels of oats, rye, barley, seed or
other grains.
The eX-solders of Livingston county are
circulating petition asking congress to pay
them the difference between the greenbacks
paid during the war and gold.
The C., Is. Il Q. road employs 1880 men in
the Aurora locomotive and car departments,
and paid them in November $5l ,975H. The
amount OF wages paid in other departments
was about S20,OOo
The artesian welson Judge Cations farm is
now down 400 feet They have now com
mcnced on the second sandstone, and ehe WA.
ter has risen eighteen inches higher which
brings the water within about II feet of the
top of the well.--JeliH Nens.
The C., b. & @. company are about to en-
large and otherwise improve the stock yards
at NJ ibrOok.
\ German, out OF work, hungry cold and
no place 10 go where he could obtain any
thing, seized stone Wednesday and threw it
through window, preierring TO be arrested
for an otfcnse of this kind rather than steal or
beg. Officer Swartz made the arrest and
locked HIM up.--JoIjd Sun.
The G., T. e. S-W. road earned S33, 1882 in
November, and spent $266i0.39.
The Freeport Syrup factory is expected To
produce from from 1900 to 1000 barrels of
syrup per week.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

F"I believe you arc as old as | am" SAID Mr..
|Snith to u girl whose age was rather shady.
"lndecd, I'm not Why, if somebody were to
brush the dust of ages from you, ne would
find you labeled b. c."
"How long has she been dead 2" inquired II
bereaved husband as he quietly stepped into
The room. About five minutes" answered a
fearful bystander. We'll, it's all right
never got chance to see any of my folks draw
their last breath. If a hundred Of my friends
were to Gle 'twould be just my luck to miss
t. every time Grief will assert itself.
Charles, the son of wealthy farmer, has new
tutor. The latter. q theological student asks
Charles about the customs of the house, and,
among other things, inquiries whether prayers
are said at table. "Oh, yes" answered Charley,
my father prays almost every noon" "And
can you tell me what he prays?" SAID the tu-
tor highly pleased. "Oh, yes" answers the
boy; father says almost every day, Good
Lord what bcastly mess thisn'
A Chicago lady recently got hold Of the tail
of mouse instead of the end of the laces,
while preparing to put on a shoe the other
morning The screech that followed aroused
her sleeping husband, who GROSSLY avowed that
le didn't believe that it was mouse at all
lt he changed his mind when he jumped
fnto his trousers and discovered that the ami
NAL had taken refuge in one of his pant,legs
after leaving the wits shoe. He dances the
Highland fling yet when Ne thinks of it.
MA gentleman in Paris paid a visit the other
day to lady, in whose parlor he saw por
trait of a lovely woman of, say, ive-andtwen-
BY. Upon the entrance Of the lady her visitor
asked her if the portrait was a family portrait
and was told that it represented her deceased
daughter. HAS it been long since you lost
herr' asked the gentleman. "Alas! SIR" re-
piled the lady, "she died just after her BIRTH
and had portrait painted to represent her
as she would have appeared if she had lived
Until now
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IgNpl.
G. S. ELDREDGR.


MORTGAGE 50 ,E,;-.Wher,F,s Eu"rS e .1S
wi and Mary Cox his wife both OF the county OF Ia Sa
and state Of Illinois. by their mortgage duly 'ieCntrd
dated n 18Th 81 June D. 1870, ana fTwur1 IN tr
Recorder, Office Of Ia ALE county, state OF limos IN No
ume 1871 Of Records page $40 did convey To Jua = Bu
Ter the following described premises. situate III the cnu
Of "A sail. and Of Illinois. Ia Wit: The hoih nan or
the east half northwest quarter oi section rty-h
In Township thr,ysI north of TIVE east ~ the mira
nrincinal fnc rdsn the paytnt OF one certain
not. date with said lnorghg Tor thr
snrn dollars due before the 18th DAY OF
une % NJ with incr.et at ten ysr cent per snnuni
by reference to said mortgage and The recotd tec' Ms
afUrt SAID, viii more fully appear , a, ., ,
And hcrea. default has been made IN the payment on
said not. and now claimed 10 t due thereon u"
ann on sir hundred doarr with interest ~ ten pr cent
ptr anuum from the 18Th day of June lhiJ'
nd shereas said Julia e. Butler. mortgage " au'e
said las now deceased And whereas the nndrrren mas
been duly spponted Administrator Of the cs'hte OF ad du'
liza s. Batter. deeeRsed; - 49,, ur,,,
Bn,r Administrator sforrsaid by virtue OF The power
and authority ia me vested Admnistratnr IA Aforesaid
urder and OF the power of sse IN said mortgage
dee, contained Will on the 18th day Of January d lsD o.
tho suth door OF HuHss In the city OF D1"S ana
county Of Ia SALE sell public auction 10 the highest hd-
der cnsl said premises and all the rght ann tpu
Of redemption Of said Emory Cox ana Mary = Int ALH
their ns 81 In and 10 said premises above drsrih'd
dated peccIubcr II. 1853 J. MILTON BlILtH,
hdmnistrstUr, &c, Of Ju!is y iuti'r
G. <. EIpRBnsh, Solicitor w. a. . d"r5"
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How They DO Tin 'ErikcO

One of the most prominent young burglars
in San Francisco was walking out of court the
other day, just after having secured an acquit-
tai regarding his latest job by prompt and
businesslike "dlvvy" with the powers that be
ht the usual rates, "a wel.tO-do, but anxious
looking stranger touched his arm and beck
|pned him into doorway.
"You are Teddy the Ferret amt you ~
asked the Lentleman-"the man who was tried
Today for safe CraCking?"
\" Well, wOt of lt?" replied the house.
esker
Why, just this--you'l excuse me for soenk
nE 30 l0w-but the fact is, I've come n The
WAY from the San Joaquin to look up ,,s,l,
bn your line of business"
"Have eh?"
"Yes-I-well, I've a little proposition to
make to you"
::Exactly," said the Ferret, calmly; you're a
bank cashier down IN the foothills"
"And your cash and accounts are to be gone
bver by the directors on the 1st, and, as you
can't realize you're stocks, you want me to
rag you some time next week, shoot your hat
ull of holes, find the combination in your
breast pocketbook and go through the safe in
he regular way"
"Great heavens, man! how did you find all
hat outs"
"Why, guessed it. It's the regular thing
you know. Got three orders to attend to ahead
III yours now. Lemmc see. Can't do any
hing for you next week, but might give you
Wednesday or Thursday of the week after
how'll that suit you?'
The cashier said he thought he could make
| hat do, and IN less than five minutes they
lad struck bargain and arranged the whole
Iiffair.
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den3v

MOTTO 'E:.-Esr.Tx ov JoHr q. CoSyoE- byct,stn.
~ Notice is herrby giye- that the undertigncd Adnn-
az The John Conner late of the county
II sole and Of Dois dtcesscd .i sYfsr teiore
the County Court 81 county tire third sonday IT,
nv he lsh ayJ u February County Court Hnusc
in OTTAWA sad county. when and where AZ rsons nav
Ing claims or demands asp-t said estate notified 10
ATTEND and prrs@n the xritlg for stJus'nent
~ ~ MICHAEL CURTIS.
..~,asx Admirstrator.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.


It's main line rms from Chicago to Council Dlurs
and omaha, passing through Joliet, OTTAWA, -
sale, GeneseO, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport,
West Liberty, Iowa City, MaIcngo. brooklyn,
with branches from Bureau Junction - Peoria;
Wilton Junction - MuscatInc, Washington, Fair
field. Etdon, Belknap Centrcyiile, Princeton. 1Tru-
ton, Gallatin, Cameron, Leaycuwurth aud AtChtsuu;
Washington to SigOurney, DskalpOSA und hnuNyiilc;
keokuk 90 Pennington. BOnaparte, Hentunsport,
loOsa, Pclla, Monroe, and Dies Muincs; Dcs Moincs,
TO IndinnOln and Nintcrset. Atlantic ~ Audubon
aDl AyOcl to Harlan. This Il positively the only
Railroad which owns, controls and operate.
through line between Chicago and kassiS
This Company own and control their Sleeping Curs,
which are inferior 10 none, and give you a double
berth between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Ieayen-
warth or AtchisUn for Two Dollars and tifty Cents;
and n section for Five Dollars, while nll other lines
charge between the same points, Three Dollars fur
a double berth. and Six Dollars FOR "a section.
What will please you most will De the pleasure OF
enjoying meals, while passing over the beaur-
sui urairies II Illinois and Iowa In enc OF our mag
nrccnt Dining and Isc>taur ant Cars that accompany
all through Express Trains. You gct an entire meal.
"a good h. served In any nr-t-Cas- hotel, for
..vent y-tve cents you can order what you like,
and pay Tor what You gct -
Approaching the fact that majority OF the people
prefer separate apartments for dtnerrpt purposes
land the enormous passenger business OF this line
Company runs It's PALACE SLEEPING CARS for
slcCf,,ng purposes. and It's PALACE DINING CARS
fer EaIlng purpy-c-. ono other great feature OF
PALACE CARS are run through Go Pl
ATaes. son and LEANENWOkTHE
1tcsets Via this Line. known az the "
TTcSes Agents In the Unfed States sad ca
For Information y - obtainabic at 1oar
a. IxINIBALL,
rtrfen aerxf
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SHERIE'F'S SAIf.-Ry virtue OF an EXECUTION
i-sued ont Of clerks Office OF The Circuit tpurf OF
Ia sale county and state Of Ilnou. and TO me- directed
whereby am commanded Ia make The Snloust OF Ger
tain Judgment recently obtained against James Hastings
In favor Of The Commercial bank Of Los Anres ut Ni
lands 'sneTnenis goods and chaels OF the SAID james
Uasup- hays levied the following property 10 VIII
The south half OF the northwest Qusrl'r 81 secoh nh
tpvsbp thrtysN also ot eight IN o'k tlTt
nnr and ot three In block sixteen Wet Addition u Men
dota iii OF said property situated in tie county % la sale
and state Of Illinois. . -, ...
Tler..ore according 20 the said uSnt, shs "NpO-
for sale Al Do auction all the right TIVE ard interest "i
the .hoye named Jamt- Hastings In shd ~ te aho's &C.
scribe. property Monday. the i2th DAY or January ~
al O'Clock at the south door OF the 'olhiN Iou'
IIouee In Ottawa Ia Sale county, Illisos-
nee a, O,fsua IN this 18Th dsy 10 IsCernNrr S,a
RUFUS e. STEVENS.
dersn9u Sheriff Of Il Sale County. Illinois
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
and CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
EVER BROUGHT TO OTTAWA.
which bough before the late Advance in Prices,
and for sale a the old Sugar Prices''
lnave several sre. Of KNIVES

Frames Chromos In Walnut Frames TT Come and see
my Chromos whether you want TO buy net 10
PANEL AND OTHER PICTURES, Silk Transfers.
Scrap Book Pictures Before you buy an Autograph Al
bum see my stock and prices Photograph AbumsI have
case high and u feet leng nearly full Of them DC
SOAP FOR Sc; TEN CENT BOX OF BLEACHING, &c;
Large loc Soap, for 2jc. Children's and Youths'
Books. Paper Covered Books. Board Covered Picture
and Story Books Cloth Bound Picture and Story Books
Chatter Box. Books, all prices cents TO &l0. LARGE
STOCK OF FAMILY BIBLES, Perforated Board, all VA
rcties. at lowest prices. large lot Of BLANK BOOKS.
direct the manufacturer from 10 to cents per Quire
Old stock OF Blank Books 10 per below csse out
THESE GOODS H HHnb Se TPa s8g fiIck hy
have All immense stock and will sell them all very close
Please give me q call and guarantee II will pay yen
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NOTICE.

Ntir n hereby given that any person caught throw ing
or norV pncs or any other substance the ice on the l.
" W ~ WI. THOMAS, Gcn1 Supt
OTTAWA III. December ist, lSip d'fTSW
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our Palace Cars Is a SMOKING SALOON where
You enjoy your Havana at nll hours OF the day
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed bythis line ami
transfers are avoided At Council Bluffs, Ieavey-
worth and Atchlson connections being made IN
Union dcpOtS.
TIE PRINCIPAL Il r. CONNECTIONS OF THIS
GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE AS FOLLOWS:
AttHtCAuO, with all diycrlying lines for the East
and South.
At ESGLEwooD, with the Lake shore Michigan
southern and PittsbutE. FtWaync Chicago X. Ri-
At WAsHISGToN HEIGHTS, with Pit;Sburg, CIR
cinnati & ST Louis l. X
ALA SALE with Illinois Central l. X
AtPEORIA, with 4, L. & J. ; l.. ,. 4 IL l. H. & w
H. Midland; and T., T. 4 W. Railroads.
At ROCK ISLAND. with Western Union r. L aud
Rock island Peoria Railroads.
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport = North
Western r. H.
At WEST Liberty, with the burlington, Ccdsr
Rapids n Northern II. 4
AtGgISNEft- with Central X Il of Iowa.
At DIs MONIES. with II. Nj \ ii. DO,.se X T.
AtCOCNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Paciuc X *
At OMAHA, with X. & Mo u X. X tiu NCh4
Rapids = Northern l.. r.
At prrvMwA, with Central l.. u. Of Iowa; -
LOUIS. Kan city Aurt!ICr.I E.ll &. y. . X Ri-.
At KUoKUH, with ToloSlo. IbVria and N1rsas.
Wabash, ami st. Louis keokuk n NV. X. kd.
AtRsvEIlLN, with Nan, City, II J. = [. Il. X X
Atchsua 4 Neb and Cen. Br. Caion Pacific IL Rcise
Al LEAN ENwotTn. with h. 4. and h. Cen. X Sis-
,RIA. DIES MONIES, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
reat Rock Island Route arc cold oy all
IDA
me tseL-S snice, sddrcss,
Il. ST. JOHN.
Gen'l TIT and Pussy Asst.
Shica--o. u.
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RACKGAMMONssss' r S:- :.s e : s ..'
pan-s vesf Of tAeCssrt Hoess saaAr- hsG
The daily gazette., 1879-03-31
An ExDlauatiOn.

Mr.. WALTON, published in Saturdays
papers, receipt given by us which is
correct, but under the following clrcum-
stances: 4i.-
In the spring of 1877, Jos. Rice came
TO us and wished us to build an ice
house ON West tFrontstroet,a at, tlIe foot OF
jefferson, and allow him to sell on com
mission, winch we did with the argiee-
ment that Rice should pay S3 per ton fol
the ice ON delivery, and one half Of the
gross receipts additional (the S3 being
the cost Of the ice.) W ''l'.. -"''-
About the middle Of summer. we found
that Rice wasnot making full returns
we therefore discharged him and pun Mr.
Chas. Carpenter III his PLACE, Rice out
of revenge took the receipt to Mr. +, I
Walton who called al our othce at once
and we explained the matter. as. above
and supposed satisfactorily, as We never
heard amy more about it,. s- r, ,r.a edt
= We w4,ild have received about SO pen
Ton lad I,lce made the p'opef reluriis;a
RESPECTFULLY, j. CoNEoW, = 4
10 i1 iGs hoAt aaI oiCourow y son,
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|I|F 7 III ~ " ~ 7 Y
Congress Saturday.

The United States Senate will re-aSsem-
Bile To-day, after.a thtes+day's recess. In
tile Hnbse, ON Saturday, debate was COLI
tiiiued on file ciaiiseln the army appro-
priatlon bill forbiduing the piesehce OF
|lroops al. the polls. Mr.. G.onser's. point
ofor,ler, made on Friday, thai the clahse
was new lie gi Sian 0ir aud not in the inter
est of f.retrenctirnent was overruled by the
chairman. Mr.. CongeraFpealedf fr'mahe
decision, but the House Sustained the
ruling by a.yote Of l22J to 1Y, General
G a ttId uieuitoo T. tbs, Hocr ahdl lpresent-
ed the republican case in long speech.
MessrS. stephens aud Mcmahon were
he principal Speakers on the democratic
l'side ~ %, - 80 i'"' h'''i ~ '.' "''l
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W ~ " --al"T Nv II I-TT- TTITTT y
Death Of fCapt. Nlerrihew.

Capt. James r. Merrihew, we'll known
ia this city, died at his residence yester-
day .af,erpoon, in the S0th year Of his age.
He was born in Delaware county, Pa.
and came to this came to this city when
young man. He was a turner by trade
but after working at that business for .
few years, he left it aud followed the
water for a livelihood. Fora number Of
years he was engaged by Geo. W. Busl
a. son, in running their packets batweei
this city and Philadelphia. For the pas
fifteen years he had not been engaged il
auy business. ...Y, ..+ ~
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PRICE'oONE@ CENT
g HERIFF's SALE

by virtue of writ of Nenditioni Expo-
mas to foe directed, wish be posed to ruD.
lie N lie, at he Lafayette Ho Ell S4l Shtpl+y
street. kept by John JaDougberty 10 the
Guy 'WlImington, New Castle county,
delaware, on ilfa ,Ia.~4.i. 3D. "a -
wEDNEsDAY,th 10th day Of April, A. d.
1879. at 2'o'clock, p. m. 4,f.- D.,
The following described real estate, viz
All those two certain lots. pi sces' or par
cefs o. land dsttuats in'tne eaty of WdAimins-
TOP, New Castle. county and State OF Della
ware, bounded and described As follows, to
wit; No. /. Begnntng at a, point on the
southerly side of Front Street, at the dts
tance OF 70 feet8 inches west srly from the
westerly side of West street, thence by said
= de of Front st eet westerly l6 feet 4 inenes
u a stake, hence s0utherly and parallel
with West street 100 feet more Or less To me
northerly line of land of the Philadelphia,
Wf1m nston and Baltimore railroad CO.,
thence by said line e+ster " 10 feet6 nchss
more or less, and tneIlce northery paraf-
lei with the first men loved line loo feet
more o. less to the place nf begincing The
ipfroyepents the reon consist Of two frame
dwelling houses thereon erected, Book Q,
ho.2. With ii three storied brick house
dwelling there1jn 1erected. Besinaing at
The sou heIly side, lof Elnth, street and ln
stresa being at the distanceof 81 feet. WEES
terly from the westerly side of NJ Olson
street thence along said side of Mn tn street
ton wal dividing this from, other lands Of
thu said James Morrow, ltIIeBce through
| aSld alopg the. middle Of said, partition
wall sou'her'y = and parat1el to Madison
stTeetsoh Monroe street ~ 1eett9 the north
| erly side of three feet wide alley leading
INTO Morrow street aforesaid = hen oe there
by ueste[iy and parallel to Ninth street,
and thence thereby northerlY ~ feet TO the
| place of beglnn1 g, be the contents thereof
what they may, WITH the ff,ee and common
Use and privileg ofthe sa three feet W do
alley as d fJr passage way and water
\ course at all times forever Book p, vol
81 Page %.
seized ana taken in execution as the
property Of Frsncis ,, Reid, and Elizabeth
ID. Reid, and TO be sold by ''4''t
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JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SheriiI7s office. New Castle March %. 1879.