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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-11

p AsNERvOUs PEoPL -4fsxcellent med
icaI authority asserts that the constant
strain of business, added to the dryness
of our climate, has so changed the censti
tuition that it is impossible for us to do
what our fathers did for US safely. e We
are," says DIR. Beard, "ten degrees
more sensitive to cold than they were,
as. the eases of sunstroke and heat pros
5tratiea bear evidence There is an inn
mense increase in neuralgia, sick head
ache and hay fever, nervous exhaustion,
and especially in dyspepsia, in itself the
potent source of a host of physical and
mental irritants and distresses. Now
with such systems as we have, high
strung, nervous and irritable, the use of
stimulants can not be otherwise than in
furious. It is impossible toTuse then. as
they were used in the days gone by.
There is hardly a man of middle age
who does not remember that hospitality
and a sideboard of wines and liquors
were synonymous terms Both men and
women drank freely, and professional
men and the clergy INDUCED in the same
habit. 1t would be folly to say that
what is vice now was a virtue then,
but it can be safely asserted that people
did indulge then without the same inju-
rious effects that follow the practice
now. The predominant nervousness of
the present time had not been developed.
Our ancestors could drink freely, smoke
extravagantly, indulge TO excess in tea
and coffee, and yet live to a serene old
age; now it is simply impossible. True,
the traffic in ardent spirits has .enor-
moasly increased, but so has the popu-
latiOn. True, people yet drink to excess,
but they do not do it with imptnity.
Circumstances have altered cases, and
two-thirds of the present terrible effects
flowing from intemperance are due to
the changed physiological conditions of
the human race, and especially in this
country, where people are strung up to
a tension that will no more allow a free
use of strong drinks than a barn filed
with straw will permit the Introduction
of fire - Netclra.E. ALI1.erfisea. u
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-11
GRANT AROUND & WORLD

u descTib ROYAL llaces Hare Curio ities Wealth and
wonders OF the indies China Japan etc million peo
pie want This Is the best chance OF life 20 make
money Beware Ol % catch penny - limitations send
for circulars and extra terms to Agents. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co. st Louis. Mo.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-11

ar am per dav at home. Samples worth SIS
n 40 I'll fea Adlrass sIINsoN 5 %. PoIlLand Sc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-11

No use OF taking the large, repulsive
Pellets (Littie Pillsl are scarcely !
seeds
Being entirely vegetable, no par
willie using them. They operate wit
system, diet, or occupation. For !
Constipation, Impure Blood, "a
TIghGness OF Chest Dizziness, So
region OF Kidneys. Internal Ee'
4 20 Head, take IDr. a'ierCe's F'ieasal
S DiSPESSAKY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-11

AGENTS WANTED for Ss,t the r saa g. I,
completes and authentic history Of great tour OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. WM. o. EArox, the first editor of
the Boston Herald, die,l in Boston on
Saturday. ''his'1 '-
Nix. B,RRY SULLIVAN, the actor, is
mentioned as q candidate for member OF
Parliament from Belfast
R.B. wnLIAns, OF, Augusta, Ga, a
COlOred student, has taken first prize for
speaking at Williston Seminary, at East
hampton, Mas g.
Poor old Judge Nslson, formerly OF
Virginia, was sent 10 the work ouse in
Washington on Tuesday FOR vagrsncy.
He has served many terms in that in.
stitutiOn. HN 1rti t-a
BosroS Post An exchange SAYS that
Mary Anderson 10 notably deficient in
her kissing. May be, but we..would be will
ing to put up with any Deficiencies OF
style. Anybody can ten you where to
find us, Mary.
VERDI, the composer has bean crown.
ed with a gold wreath By his eompatri,
OTIS in Paris, and has been decorate
with the Grand Cross Of the Legion OF
Honor. THIS is better luck than usual.
" falls to the lot OF artists, who general.
ly have TO wait until after death Tor their
need Of honor. ane.a
HoS. HENDRIcK 3. wuoHr' poke a,
the Cooper Institute. New York, on
Tuesday night, on bis supplementary
clause in the Homestead law, which pro-
yides for the appropriation OF s1opOO,
900 for the purpose OF uansporting and
settling upon the public domains all
poor laboring men who wish 20 avail
themselves Of the opportunity, the Ell.
rency question, the eighthour Law ard
the Chinese question. fa .-ra.f sfn.F.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
Disease Among sheep.

Baltimore Gazette.
Col. John l.. Thomas, collector ot The
port, is in receipt Of alettcrfroni Mesers.
John l.. Bowes 4 Bro, Liverpool, which,
states that the rot disease 70 becou1nR
very alarming among sheep ~ ovef
England and Ireland. ltpincipeIly ex-
lists in Southdown and demi-iustre
woods, Of (which, therefore, the supply
will be very short this year. In some OF
the Engish raising districts the losses
OF sheep from this disease have been
very great This has had the effect Of
increasing the supply OF skin woods in
tue English markets, and there has also
been heavy demand in those markets
for those kinds of foreign coarse woods,
which can be substituted for domestic
skins. such rs Bagdad, Syrian, Oporto
and Castel Bruno. The increase in the
demand for these goods was caused
by the heavy shipments To the
United States. The letter further
states that after clip time in
June the deficiency in the supply Of
fleeces will he realized and as the losses
have been chiefly among the eW. sheep
and lambs it will take two or three years
10 restore the productions Of wool 10 the
usual weight. The same disease pre-
walls in Persia and Syria.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
FEMININE FANCIEs.

II
DEAD locks-bangs.
VAssAR girls "buy gum" sir.
MARTHA WASHINGTON wore No. 5
shoes.
A GIRL is known by the scrap book
she keeps.
TIE womsn's best hold is TO hold her
tongue.
A GIRL NAV smile and smile and still
may be unwillin'.
He who Mn. 70 take kiss
Has Mr.. thing he should not Miss.
LOVE those who advise you, and not
those who iatter you.
COSTUMES Of white cloth, trimmed with
dark Russian fur, are worn for skating
in Paris.
TIE Duchess Of Galliera has CONVEX
ted her fine palace at Genoa into q hos
pital for ailing infants.
JAPANEsE young girls gild their lips, a
custom which has been overlooked in
the rage for japanese fashions.
Mas. FRANCIS HoDGsoS BURNETT some
time ago asked and was paid for short
Christmas story for the New York Tmes
500.
AMELIA BLooMKR, the inventor OF the
BloOmer costume, is living at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, with her husband, Hon.
ID. G. Bloomer.
The Princess Louisa lost jewel val.
ued at $4,000 when she was upset in
sleigh recently, but it was subsequently
found in the vehicle.
RUBY gloves are the latest agony, and
are especially suited 'for wearing with
black costumes, where black and Orien-
tai colors are combined.
Miss NELLIE CROKER, OF Sacramento,
had an impecunius lover. Dying the
other day, she left him Sl0O,0OO-to
quander on some other girl.
DAINTY handkerchieis for home or
morning use are OF Chinese silk, hem
stitched in blocks, and ornamented with
a band OF India silk in cashmere cOlOrs.
No wife ought TO desire a better in
scription on her tombstone than this:
Her language good, and not too much.
A YOUNG lady sent fifty cents to the
Herald for the Irish relief fund, which
she said she received from young man
for kiss, and the Herald cried, "Let the
good work 20 on"
LADIES who have Nottingham cur
tains OF good quality which they wish
to use after received tastes, send them to
the dyers TO be colored claret, amber,
coffee. or deep blue, to suit the furni-
ture.
HELIorROPE is the new color To be in
trOduced in spring silks, grenadines and
wool goods. Ii is defined as false pur-
Pile by the merchants, and is precisely
the rosy purple seen IN the newly
blown heliotrOpe.
"DoEs sister Annie ever say anything
about me, bub1" inquired Augustus OF
Annie's little brother, while waiting inithe
parlor. "Ies," replied bub. "she says
il you'd rockers on your shoes they'd
make goOdhradles fdt me-"
A young man who was pleasantly en-
gagged in dealing ont tally to his girl over
the telephone wire was much disguised
at hearing a voice from the central Office
remark: Please hurry up il YOU have
anything 70 say; there is business man
waiting Tor the wire"
"There'ssomething about your daugh.
ter" Mr.. Waughop said reilectively,
there's something about your daugh-
ter Yes. rid old Mr.. Thistlepod,
- a n n Ia
comes every evening about eight o clock,
and it doesn't get away until 2. And
some Of these nights | am going 10 lift 1t
all the way from the front parlor TO the
side gate, and see what there IL in II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
Id by Christina tselton and Daniel Cs-lton
her husband. "a the undersigned trustee. dated
June a, 1875. and r.ooriei In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Count OF Ohio county, In
deed oftrust book No. II, page ". will, Oh
SATURDAY, APRIL 10. Isso,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4, ~. prDssd % ell.
At the front door Of the Court House oi OhiO
county, W. Va, IN the highest and best bidder
the following real estate, that II Ia say lot nun
bcred six 49, in square numbered twenty -s.'vrn
ca In Churhills addition 10 the City Of Wheel
ing, commonly called Buena Vita, with all the
Improvements and appurtsnsnoes therto b"
longing
TEEss 90 SALE--0ne third Of the purrhass
money cIsh In hand balance In two equal Jay
ments nj six and twelve months, with interest
purchaser giving notes sccur-i by deed Of trust
Tor deferred Jay ments: OF the whole Of puichass
money vi be r~sriyei In cash II purchaser pre-
fer. Title believed 10 he perfect, but selling a,
trustee shall convey only such title - IA yested
In me- 10y said deed III trust
J J. WOODS. Trustee.
W H. HALLRR, AuctiOneer, mfi0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
TRUsTEYs SALE.

10y yIRTrFDF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID % walter Buckley and Mary Ann buet
ley hi, wife, Ia me A. trustee, dAt-f Ortol,ef 2
ls.5. recorded In the Once 81 the Clerk u the
County Court Oi Ohio county, West virginia, In
deed II trust book No. "a p-ye -. will, 90
sATTR DAY, THE lsT DAY oF NAY 100.
commencing st 10 clO'k a. n, sll a. Tie front
door III the touu HOus@. 81 aid oOunty, the
following detnbed prUIerty. that IL " ~y
Part 81 lot No "a. In ChurbiiIs addition No.
% The city 81 wheeling. beginning f"r said psft
At the eastern end ~ q stobe wall nov ererts'i
OF Fourteenth strvst IN inynt ~ part ~ Md lot
the tsaFt hereby conveyed, thInes la nOfth-
erly direction through Md lot and J~rallel with
The eat Aui wet Ines thsrrof a. the northern
boundary u Belmont street theno. In w-st
erly dif,ciiOn along the northern loundary
thereof D. the north Ses; corner ~ saii lot aloui
twenty-five feet 10 the same more or lee
theme along the western boundary 81 szii lOi
% The southwest c1fuer thsrsOf, and " he sest.
yrn end II sAii stone wall thence along aid
va % the BEGINNING, tsentv-tso fest nor. %
les. Vim the reservation ~ the stons no.l IN
deriving The prUlsrt, h.nsby grzntsd add oon
ye,sd and the rshi Of tsfinE assy aid mining
ths aid gAl
me utl. Is believed N be p<rfs I, but s~ilIns
a. truste. will convey Ouly The title vested 10
me by .aih desf Of trust
TTEss o. sLLE-One hird, and more " n,
uu-rha-T ~ elect cash % day % sale
The balance in tao equal installmsau ., sin and
twelve month"; eyidsnnssi ~ negotiable D0,s
hesrng Interest from lay ~ sale. ne title q
b. rrtslnsi unul psymsnI 10 made 10 iali.
DESIs OkkEfYE. TTust<s.
"a "A CaNugs -ollrft1g. msrXl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
Trustees Sale Of LeatherwOot
PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE A DEED or TRUST MAIDS
Id by Vim II. Woods and sarah y. Woods his
wife, "a the undersigned trustee, dated Octobei
H. 1873, and recorded In the once Of the Clert ri
the County Court Of Ohio county, IN deed al
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1850
Commencing at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. proved N sell
at the front door Of the Court Hous. Of Ohio
county, W. Va, 10 the highest and best bidder.
the following des ribei real estsie that IL IN say
certain lot " parcel of ground situate In ohlo
county, West virginia, about one and one hall
AZ miles east II the City Of wheeling, In the
neighborhood comonly knows o. Lsatherwooh,
and more particularly de-rfibed - fohoSs
Beginniug NJ point ia the center 81 D.athef
wood LAM, Opposite the east .nd Of the south
wall Of the bridge over Words run thence south
wArily With the center line Of said lane three
hundred aud nine 90 feet IN a stake thcncr al
right anglcs wed~ArJiIy two hundrei ami
seventy two and uncfUurth lG!5,l feet, The uc"
northWardly at right angles and parallel with
said lane eighty 80 feet Ia q STAKE. theme vest
wardy NJ hight angles thirty on. l3ll icsi u
Mods run; thenc. az said run with IT. mean
d.rtng. 10 The south wall ~ the bridge over aid
run. aud thence with the general line Of aid
wall b. the place 81 beginning. together with al
the improvements thereon and the sppurirn-
ance- thereto belonging. Icing the same property
conveyed a. sarah =. Woods BY Joseph u
DuBOl. aud wife
money cash In hand; balance In two equal pay
ments AT ia and twelve months, with intsresi
pu IN hast giving notes secured 10y deed Of uls'
on the property for deferred payments, or h,
whole ~ the purchase money will lie rceiNel
in cssl. II the purchaser prefer.
Title To the above property u believed W c'
perfect but selling a. trustee shall convey only
such tile as Is vested Ia m. by aid deed 81 uu. 4
J. J NOODr, Trustee.
WI UAIIER. AuctlOneef miro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

The following guide is made up on wheeling
tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
PROPOSALS.
CuaK,oyncE B. AED ~ CossI-ioyIss, }
wHIkISs, March q, lsso.

CLERKtOYfiCE OAkD oF tosti-igSbN'
wHTkiISG, March q, lsso.
s-.led PropnsAls will b. revived al this once
until saturday. April ~. 70 elo-e at o'elocf A.
a for the following county ruaf E0fs.
On Gr,rE,viIle. Clinton and fotninAe rad.
Firi division. LED cubic yards mae-dslniIlm
On Grzxzyiils, Clinton and Potomac rae
s.-oDnd division. t0D cubic yaris stoAEstsOn'
and 80 Gu bic yard. masonry.
On Lover ard Niddls Wheeling Cneef rosf,
80 eubic yArds nsnaasmiEinr add ID eabie
on on rsT,r T.d from wheeling 10 q lem, Ran,
90 ca bic yards mses.lAI1 ixiug.
ON GIenn's Run and Cherry MI rpaf, Ao'
cubic yAris eIcsvsiioh AID 10 cutie ysrn'
on vsiisy Grove and MALE whesllns crs<t
ro-d, l.Sso esbsc ysris sEoAvstiOn and 3 cubic
yards ms~onry.
O. ss :ss IL We. Is I'D ..s.sy Ss.
% cutie Yard maez.iAmiEins
90 West Cnioa and k1oeys Point trrnpike,
t1cavaiion and loo CO bie yard. ra4.Ouy.
On Chapel Hill ro4d. 90 eubse yards ercAva.
uOa, and 20 cutie ysrds MafAdAmLIing.
on Dix0as Kan rad, 30 5ubie yards s1es.
vstiOn and ~ cutie y.ryi. inksDHrJ.
On lnfrInAry and BIG WbeslinE Greek rad
30 cubic yard, nAcsdAmilnz AID 30 Sabb
On Lzidleys Run rad. 100 cubic yards ma-on
~ Gns 20 CO BIC yGfds graduation
On McSrU's Run roaf. 400 cubic yAtd'
On lYp-I end hsddIe wheeiinE cr.ei ros1.
80 eubie yards nA.onry. and 40 yArds ez1>'
vztiou
on rty~r ro.d from GIenn's Ran % sAo-t creck.
loo eubtc ysris sxozssfion and y cshir ysrsiz
On a. nd wesan.a.rs.1. |, sp euhse ,.ra.
excsssffon and iop cubsr ysrts 1s-onry.
On Moths Heass Hiii rod. La cube yssda
90 ss.a va mo-. cr<t. loo essle gard.
On uSssiiss s.S I'm erovs ru.1 lzsessss
yxr1s n.ret<nkz1nG z.oee enblc ysrds exe.ssr
'ses ~ - 80. - -, 49, s...,.g ,...,..
o s.iss k.s re.s, - eahE ysrss ssaz.-
's @ 's snI.s.ss kss 80 100. 2 -.ss- ,.ra.
o $500 kss 80. }ss.ss. sssss s.-.sy
20 s.e - - - iiss 80 ,., -
On 1870. Ess rs1- = s.sss ~.
90; s 81 , ss. ss, ,ss ..A.,
An s...-z ,sl z ss...s-1 % -. =
s 80 az = - ssSi. z ~ - 80 e s'--sS
"a. =. - - - -. - 80
.. - -. : 80 - "a z.s~A
sss ss.sE saa...g - sS -
s.s.5s. - .. Z. ---s -
- Ss~rd q o. sswrs esrs1s
. 80. - : : - . =. -
- f11k q bo1z4 60.
y. O sHrIh -
6Q&ff<AnzREI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
AUCTION SALE
TRUsTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
Id made by Edward ClAtor and Jane Clstor
his wife. 81 me A. trustee, the hrst dated January
:, 1874 reoorded in deed of trust book No u,
page 2i6; The second dated March T. ts7s re-
corded In deed OF trust book No. II, Page the
third dated July -, lisp, rccordcd In deed OF
trust book No ID, pase !, ] will. on
SATURDAY, INK lsr DAY OF MAY,
lSsU. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell al the
front door ~ the Court HOUSE ~ Ohio county,
the following described property, that !. 10 nay
A part Of lot numbered thirty -ouein Updegrans
addition a. the city OF wheeling Ssid part front'
ing u 4 teen feet on the south side Of Eighteenth
street and extending back an even width and
binding on the wet side Of Chapline street dis
lance 81 fifty seven feci, more or les, ~ four
foot private alley. rc-eiying 10 the property
adjoinidg on the vest the nsht 10 use the watt
pipe crossing said property from Chaplne street
The title Ia believed Ia be perfect, but ! will
convey only the title vested in me by aid deeds
of trust
TERss OF sALE-One third. aud more n the
purchaser ~ elect cash on day Of sale: the
balancc ia two equal iBstsllments At sii and
twelve months, evidenced by negotiable pnDmis
sorry notes, bearing interest from day Of sale. the
title ~ be retained until payment IN full.
NJ "a Tounrs soiicItn, M ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
A TAR-HEEL ROMANCE.
Marriage Of Miss Amelia Link.
haw, Who Achieved Fame and
Husband by Staying Her Sc

Marriage Of Miss Amelia Link
haw, Who Achieved Fame and
a Husband by Staying Her Sc
Queer. .e. ai
Cincinnati Enquirer Special.
LUABEkroS, \. c., March 29-The
readers Of the Enquirer will doubtless re-
member the tragic occurrence at this
place last spring. resulting in the death
OF Edward Hartman, Baltimore drum
mer, at the hands OF Miss Amelia Link
haw, who charged him with having
ruined her. Miss Linkhaw, who was
tried and acquitted, gave birth TO a child
a lew weeks after the shooting OF her
seducer.
The romance Of the young mothers
life was not TO end here, but the most
interesting chapter of il was reserved
for to-day. During her imprisonment
Miss Linkhaw received letters OF sym
pathy from some OF the best people all
over the country and Was called on by
ladies' from many sections. Among her
correspondents was Charles Little, an
officer OF the custnm-hOuse at Suliyan's
Island, near Charleston, ;. &. He be-
came deeply interested IN the fate Of the
fair prisoner and wrote to her regularly
every week or two. On the night the
trial was expected TO close Little started
from the island in a small skill 10 be
present and learn, at the earliest mo-
ment, the tate OF the woman in whom
he had became 50 deeply interested.
The night Vas stormy and in attempt
ing to reach Charleston in the frail craft
il was driven against snag in the
river and capsized and the ardent lover
came near being drowned. BY almost
superhuman efforts the determined
lover.succeeded in gaining the shore.
Nothing daunted he obtained dry clothing
and again started ON his errand, reach
ing Florence, ). c., in time TO learn that
Miss Linkhsw had been acquitted.
From that time up to the present the
lovers kept up regular correspondence,
which resulted in their marriage to-day.
Early this morning Miss Linkhsw, &C
companied by her sister and child, left
here by the early train for Florence, 5.
C., little town near the North Carroll
ma line, where they were joined 10y Lit
tie, and the marriage ceremony was 'ui-
etly performed at the residence OF a
Methodist minister. The bridal party,
by the child Of the bride,
left for the home Of the husband in the
interior Of South Carolina. The lady
was neatly and becOmingly attired in a
fashionsbly-cut and elegant light gray
silk and looked exceedingly pretty. She
is about twenty-thI9e years old, rather
petite, with chestnut-brown hair, which
curls naturally. The lady, whose life
has been such a romantic one, is highly
educated, Of retiring manners and be-
fore the unhappy event which so cloud
ed her young life was the reigning bell OF
this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
TRUsTEE,s SALE

ny yTkTUE on 4 DEED oy Trust MADE
ID ny the Nhesiins Centrifugal POve Com.
tnny q corporation eIBung under ugs hus 81
he tuis ofwest Virginia. % me a. trustee. dAist
the i3sh DAY 81 AsrUh, A. b 1874. and o. recprd
In the ofses q, the Clert u the County Cour u
OHIO oDunty, West Virginia. In desd of ups,
b1ok ugmh<r,i q pafes -, "a and - viii,
oN wEDstsDAY. THE iZTH DAYOF NAY.
Is-D. commenting at 10 o'eloci a ~ ii. froni
DIOR Of the COqr Hons u Ohlo oounY, yrs~-d
70 Ill ~ the hixhsst and bssi biddsg. the follou.
ius dssrripef property. t-sb. AL hat c~rt.in
psas az y@rrsl Of land sitns,e IN thai psrt u ths
Clgy oi aheetinf. STATE IL west ylx1nis, known
a. North wheeling bogniei and ds-rrh<d q
follow. W cit: bex1nutns 81 Q point IN the
north line d that - formerly knovn - Chest.
nut sllsJ nor caIsfi -eventh street st the ihi4f.
-sstlon a -sii hss Win ths western liak q lad
Owned ey the ritussrh, wbesiinx ana Ksss'
direction with aid line 81 AID railrosa oont any
thrpe huDdr-d and fourr~n t~rt txIl NOW ~
go % the sDgih line a an silsy usenos 10 vet
wsrfly firocsOu " he s>st>fB skssrs n ths Osio
n me- .Sr.s sussa .ss .-s.ssI 90, 90 sss
s-Id zsvesth .sr-ss thsscs -ilh "a sorss 10.
sa s's nv an. me-, ss =. p !. ~ p., .
land whinh 90 oosIyey~1 W - saif whe~iins
Ceutnt<tzl Poser Company By Hans W. Yhil
lips and uife, by deet dsied the 1,th day q Otts
b-r..A. d. lss1, vhirA 6eci IL r-rortsd 10 IN,
cle,t osaos q N. CouhIy Oar d ohso oouniJ
In dessi book SO 81. pa<e "a
And. also, all hat OtheT p3eD a. pasrel 81 Ian
siiusie In that psr Of the aid city known q
Sorth whe-linS. b<fnx oorD~e OF Q pae.r q
p~icel AZ land formerly ?.oed ~ jon.than Lans
sit. Beginning OF tbe southwest oorBer1 80
s.ssesa ssoss = ns ohie rveT: ihese. N
said psene % pascel Of isp1 " N ins<s.srss q
lid last mentioned line Viii ths so1h lins Q.
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