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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20
NJ ARLiN.
Correspondence orthe Herald.

Correspondence the Herald.
MARLIN, May 10, ls'0.
To-dsy's call of the Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Executive committee Of beat No. Tor
the formation of "a Democratic club, brought
ont large number ofthe best citizens OF the
pracinct. Forty-four names of men whose
political faith, whose probity Of personal
character, whose stern adherence TO the true
nrinciples OF the Democratic party are UNI
questioned, are the first lrIts OF the move
ment. A true busnesslIke and quiet
clrnestneas Of purpose peryalei the meeting
Renresensntives ofcubs already torme. IN the
county were present, and gave encouraging
reno Is of the activity and growth OF their
clubs The executive committee OF the
county also met at the office Of John y;
| Wharton. esq, its chairman, and discussed
organization. Club organization Is the
wat ,h.word of Falls, and its effect will be
felt in the coming election.--Regular ses-
sion Of civil term of the County court met
to-day. and upon motion of the bar, that TIME
and labor of Jurors was badly needed in thell
crops, his Honor, Judge Stuart, discharged
the Jury for the term.--Aost OF the session
will be occupied in tue trial OF non-lur.
Monday next is set tor the Probate
docket modesty of Falls, as Opposed
10 the greed of McLennan and Bell, In pun
tine forward men for district judge, of thu
the Fourteenth District, and to which honol
Fla Is is entitled, is beginning to assume 'h'
proportion of police logical wonder.
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WACO.
correspondence of the Herald

Cares pondence of the Herald
WACO, May. 10, lSs0.
Considerable wind and rain on the ioth'
Mich Of the latter would interfere with har"
yestins which ia going on at Lively rate III
some narts of the county Prospects Tor
Sna crops pood--The County Treasurer
ranort TO Commissioners court, in session last
waek shows county to be out of debt and
haze goo 600 cash on hand, and tax only
65 cents on the hundred dollars--pDistrlcis
court has been in session since the ON anu
has disposed ola great many cases--u ,s l
iurv seem to have little to 90, ABOUT thir.y
hills found so far, most of when are loT nl?
demeanors, and not one for MURDER Or, n1
mi docket will be taken up in june; Inv
netit Jurors for October term OF reuers
Court have been drawn, but not served
Eve are from Robertson, four from MG :, e
NON e;eht from Brazos and seven from Fails
passenger train colided with loos'
engine at the depot on Saturday. but nobody
hurt and very little damage DONE
Stnrees- q reep block of fine brick bushes
houses ON Fifth and Austin SITS. Is being rap
;5lv rushed to complexion -Rev. Samue
Tscv,s csseis set tor trial on the 26th' Il
n;s;rict court at Meridian. People think TN
old man must 90 to the penite,ntlary. 1
will be remembered he sued the Waco tx
smer for libel sG% %a1n g0a m'r ssy sasS
10 your tournament to teach the young Da'
las ;dea how to win the prizes Treat thel
we'll; they are good boys. But IT,. they .., wDn
like to hear that fine pointers are calcnih
CAIN strychnine, death and destruction frG %
the hands OF some diaboical wretch wn
seems to delghtin scattering poison anon
sSom Gov, Hubbard and President Pan
amour will be here abont the Dist; to sig
and seal the narrow gauge railway from lyl'
to Waco.--Our military boys are neryo o,
not having heard yet who the O. a. a. and In h
military advisers have appointed a.. as the the
regimenta officers, mp ros sbo~t ' Wbeth,
to have a county convention or primal
eIection; with no prospects for any early Sc
day all subject to the action OF democracy
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GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence of the Herald,
AnY

CORRESPONDENCE of the Herald
GAINESVILLE, May 10, 1880.
The pic mic, Sunday, at Woodb'ne, was q
nice affair. About $50 went from here, and
rear the same number from Whitesboro.
-Ricbsrd Walsh died at CANDLES Livery
stable, Sunday morning; Whiskey killed tiled
bim.S.-The Young people are going to have
a pic mic, Friday, on Fish creek.-Gounty
Probate Court is in session this week. and
Judge Hall is rapidly disposinrg OF tue ousi-
ness on the docket-The union meeting Is
still in progress. Much seriousness is mani
tested among the young people straw Az
berry festival was held by the ladies OF Ine
Ola School Presbyterian church, at the Lind
ey house, last night.-The City Counci
concluded a contract with j. 5. Warrick' o.
Sherm,n, last Monday, for the erection o
gas works. They grant him the exelusiv'
privilege of erecting works in the city 10
one wear. and are to take not less than NV
Lamps, and pay for them at the same rate
as. are charged private individuals..-
There will be double wedding in dain .,;
Vile in A short time. In fact, Galnesvlll
will soon astonish the country with the nun l,,
Der and character of her weddings.---Ih
people of this county are calling on Judg
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d. Il. Barrett to become candidate Tor
State Senator, church will try Rev.
w. p. Petty on charge of immoral CON
duct ia a short time, He will be tried on
Mountain Creek, in this county.---Sull
very dry; crops suffering for rain. Streets
very dusty and water searce'-|Geo' W.
Bird, one Of our old merchants is building
splendid residence on south Dixon street,
The commissioners court are preparing 10
have a bridge built over Elm, in the western
part of the city.---Miss Lizzie Simpson ana
Miss Louise Sibley, of Denison, are visiting
friends here this week.--We get the HER
AID now at p m. on the day it published,
a good rain fell here this morning ana
there are app aarances of more.
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GALS ESEON.

rorre.pondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON May 10, 1850.
Tho Volks-fest at Houston has had Its ell
foot here. and Galveston is as quiet as SAD
hath The regular trains and the excursion
train that left here yesterday at p. M were
ornuded with Galvestonians EN- route to
Houston. The news that the Washington
Guards had been vanquished in the compeh-
iva drill hy the Houston Light Guards was
| a sore disappointment to those VINO hao
Stai;ed money on the crack company
o ot,''' Galveston. - w. S. Calender,
Tho Young man who in February
LOST Uttered false telegram upon the
Ann Of James Nc Vitie Il Co., was tried
and convicted in the Criminal Court yes
tntardsv. and sentenced to two years In the
ronitentiary. Calender is highly connected
T. scotland. where he has wife, but his love
r. tho ardent has caused his downfall. lie
mas intoxicated when he comm tied the
cr;,oa for which he stands convicted FOR
u,ank. he has been in hopes OF receiving
ron,;ttonces from there to make the amount
anod it being only sixty dollars, and COM
T,,ro,ni.e the matter with the friend he had
,rgrnr,red, but the hoped-for remittance never
cone Friends here interested themselves in
His behalf, but to nc avail Nc
Vita & Co., were ineXorable. lie
wa" ahly defended by Major Daa'I B. Hasch
T %"1 bis guilt was uudeniable, and he stands
befcrs the world as a convict The cause OF
bis rhine was whiskey. There are many young
, ,,9 n in his city on the very threshold o.
, ,,,e, who could draw moral from Gal.
r Inn ,t unfortunate condition, that would
hing practical benefit to them in after life, /
4 tbey 7would.--The firm of D. &. Hitchcock
=. ~ q have mandamused the city for the pa,
f nent of the principal and interest tina
e hos accrued upon their judgmen
0 n nf:7 Sll7,5lO 49, In the Git,
t Council Monday night Alderman Mitchell
i ofFsred resolution requiring the Mayor o
IS tha city to order general election on tn
y ,nT to pay d. G. Hitchcock & @
Y he amounts secured by pledge upon the City
4, w; Wharf stock, City Street Railway share
n otc which was voted down. The City Ell
t. e; Ger reported i. would require the expel
is 3;,nre Of $1,000 to repair the sewers Q
ne Tuant,eth and Twenty streets, pc
in TONS Of which are in dangerous conditio
IN 0m;to an animated discussion took place upC
or ,na 'V recommendation of the Chief of PJli'
Cow Gov annointments to the force, which ocean
rotber acrimonious between his honor, Il
Msvor, and Alderman Mitchell, wi
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AStauuch House.

fiji with pleasure that we invite the at
ten,iou of the public to the card of W.J
Pollard, dealer in agricultural implements
and agent of the celebrated Milburn wagon
which appears in this issue. His place OF
busness il on Lamar street in the rear oil
Adams & Leonards bank, and he carries
full and complete stock of goods pertaining
70 that trade. He is also agent for the Tuck
er fire pillow and the popular Lane y BodIey
engine. There is nothing in the line ina,
cannot be found here and of the very hes
make. -
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
,, 4 sp MEETING Ar GALVESTON.

., Accident in Erath COunty-'he
Comanehe Cattle Drive ' o""7
Man Sent 10 the PeniientiarS
for Vttering IA False Teie-
gram New Orleans Regatta
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Send to the HERALD JOB OFFICE Tor
your commercial printing.
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KNEW that Harris had got hold Of some
sheep meat somewhere, for he had another
violent paragraph against dogs the next
morning. I can always tell when he has
had mutton for dinner. It seems to affect
his head, though l never did consider
him mutton.headed. He Is too dogmatic
for. that. Old Bows is dead, my loving and
trusting friend, the defender OF my chill,
dren, the protector Of my household in
the dark and silent watches Of the night.
For thirteen years he has. been fond and
faithful, and now we feel like one OF the
family Is dead. Bows was the best Judge
OF human natureI ever saw. He knew
an honest man and gentleman by
instinct. He never frightened a
woman or child-he never went
tearing down the front. walk after any
body, but the very looks OF him would
mighty nigh skeer Niger 10 death.
When they had to come TO our house they
begun to boiler "hello" aquarter Of mile
Iof. Bows loved to skeer 'em, he did.
he had character and emotions. Having
no tail 10 wag (for he was curtailed) he
did the best he could land wagged where
It ought to be. Bows was o dark brindle.
He was a dog of ancestors. His fathers
name was Shylock and his grandfather's
name was Sheriff. They were all honor
able dogs. / never knew him to run up
and down a neighbor'a paling after the
dog on the other side. He was above tt
but he never lodged responsibility. He
has come in violent personal contact
with other dogs thousand times,
more or less; and was never the
bottom dog in the fight. And then,
what an honest voice he had, His bark
was not on the O, but was deep, short
basso proiundo. We have buried him on
the brow OF the hill where he used TO sit
and, watch for tramps and stragglers.
Slowly aud sadly we laid him down.
Talk about your sheep-I wouldn't have
given him for whole flock. Sheep are TO
eat and wear, but Bows was friend. It's
like comparing appetite with emotion
the animal was the spiritual. But am
done now. Let Harris press on his dog
law. I've got nothin' agin sheep, in fact,
/ like 'em. Ever since Mary had little
lamb Two thought kindly Of sheep, and
am perfectly willin' TO o law that will ex.
terminate all hounds and suck egg pups
, and yaller dogs and bench.leg fees. They
are reflection on Bowses memory.-4t
lanLd Constitution, -.,.l
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SIC died in those despairlng days. 10.
Bowed down by all the grief she had,
~ And only that they deemed her mad,
They buried her by no cross-Ways, an
And drove no stake Into her breast.
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Re m, RememDor,

That DR.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has proven itself TO be q positive cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. 1t has saved the lives OF
many even after the doctors hadsaid there
was no hope. Every one declares that II
goes to the fright spot, " soothing and heal
Ing as If by magic all soreness Of throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time will gently armthe blood, cause re-
ireshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold viii be gone. None
genuine without signature Of Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep
bottle always on hand, II will save YOU
many doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you.
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Good Health Makes the Earth:a Heaven.

Remember that DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla has proven itself 10
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and is q positive cure for scrofuia and all
Syphilitic disorders, Weakness OF the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De-
bility, all Urinary and Digestive troubles,
etc. Price OF large quart bottles with full
directions,7 81 90. A single bottle will
proveto you Its merits as health-renewer.
for 1t acts like charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
Of the human system the many ills that
flesh and bloodis heir to, and restoring the
natural vigor to both mind and body, ex-
hausted by disease and suffering. II makes
the old feel.young and buoyant. 1t makes
the young feel gay. 2
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros. &C.,,
Wholesale agents. 80 D&w
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Allow q cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can DO so readily at
tanned? BosoHEE's GERMAN SYRuP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
It Is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip
ton, and is'prepared, with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained in administer
ingit to the, youngest child, as per directions
The sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been q con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure TO do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth Of these re-
marks. Large sizes rs cents. Try Il and DO
convinced. ~ TThsAw
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EAST LDERTY, February 9.-CAfTLE-Re-
ceipts since Friday 1, Zoo, head Of through and
TAO head of yard stock total for The week
ending this day 2499 head OF through and
1888 head Of local, against 1910 head OF
through and 1855 head Of local the week be-
fores The supply 80 far Is light foryard sales
and nearly all were sold out Mt prices about
the same as last week. At the close q few
loads Of good primo were on hand yet, Best,
asked, & 1oaS 80; fair to good selling
at 81 00a2 IS; common selling at s. Is
aS 10; bulls, cows and stays 81 0taS so. The
sales to-day were 400 head, all oil the common
grades and TO retail buyers. ~
Hoos-Receipts $3.50 head; total for
the. week q, $40 head, against II, $50 head the
week before; Workers u 4oa4 eS; Philadel.
snEEr-Receipts $500 head; total for the
week 1890 head, against 12,6O0 head The
week before; selling at 50 SOFAS so forcommon
10 extra; market fair. ,,,g4 l.-tr - y.
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Mr.. JOHN CHANDLER, Of Landenberg,
Chester county, Pa, states that on about
one.sixth OF an acre, by measurement, he
raised sorghum which yielded 81 gallons
Of molasseS, all Of which he could have
disposed OF at IS cents per gallon. AT the
same rate an acre would have yielded 500
gallons, and the grpsa proceeds would
6syo amounted to SlsS'po' The expense
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ualtim,nnn.

BALTIMORE, February 9.-.Flour steady and
strong. western superfne a 6oa5 Is; do extra
IS 6oa6 90; do family % 4oa7 25. Wheat,
western higher but tame ut the close; No.
2 western winter red,! spot, and February
81 ~ March o. 471fal AK; April q ASK;
May 81 a. Corn, western firm for spot
futures easier; western mixed, spot ito:
February 65la66Sc; March 5SIta535tc;
April 62ka52nci May 69a52Ifc; steamer
$50 0ab dnlli western white 47aiSc: do
mixed 46aAfoY Pennsylvania 47a4sc. Rye
quiet and firm At a9a9ic. Hay steady;
prime 70 choice 81 Goals 90. Provisions
BnlE mesi; ioSSe shoulder lSsc G dear dear 4. II
ddes a1{a1o: do packed 6a5Xa7,fa7ISo.
Bacon. shoulders 6ISa53lo; clear RIB ddes
799taSc; hams lokal1Hc. Lard, refined
tierces, SHc. Butter steady; prime 70 choice
western packed 2oa26c; ron 1sa29c. Coffee
qulet Rio eafgoeS lSNai6Xc Sugar fairly
active and firm; A soft s9to Whisky dull
at 81 lo>fal II, 7#1Fr0
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RorkinEmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after q winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthening
70 prevent an GttackS Of ague, bilious or
spring fever, or some other spring siokneRs
that will unit you for q seasons work.
You will save time, much sickness and
great expense II yop will use one bottle Of
Hop Bitters in your family this month,
Don't walt. See other column.
. For sale by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The pride Of mother, the life and joy Of a
home, are. her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running q terrible.
risk, II they hayea cough, Group or whooping
cough, which leads to consumption, II you do
not attend to 1t at once. shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure Is guaranteed 10 cure them. Price
10 cents, 80 cents and 81 90! For lame back,
side Or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price Is cts. Sold by 3. Booking, Agents, Odd
Fellows Hall, and Chas. .Moenkemoeller.
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vALuABLErRUrHs.

4 N&5'st skslCaGISEh ~.
IL you are suilerlnsf health or anguish-
ing on a bed Of sickness, flake cheer, for ~
Hop Biiters.wili Cure You. x
II you are simply alhpg;li you feel weak and
dispidted, without elear-nl y knowing Why,
HOP Bittersiwill Revive You.
II you are minister, and have oVertaxed your
SELF with your pastoral du -1ies; or mother, worn
out with care and work, rz-.l
Hop Bitters viii Restore You.
II you are man Of bus-a ineis, Weakened BY the
strain Of your yeytfydGykdutiee; or1a man OF let-
tsrs, toling OYER youHmidnight work, ~
Hop Bifters wiI1lstrengthen You.
: II you are young and ,nhering from any indis-
cretion or ARD gr5wipg a. Is often tho case
Hop Bltters win Relieve You.
II you are In the 0rkfsh0p, on the farm, at the
desk, anywhere, and feel your system needs
cleansing, ioning or slim ulatnS, without intoxi-
eating.
Hop RItters III What You Need.
II you are old, and yourNpulse IL feeble, your
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning, A4a
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Chicaro Cattle lInrnet.

omcAeo, February 9.-The Droyera' Jour.
nal reports: 49, at '1'- - ''
Hoas- Rsceips 5000 head; shipmens
4500head. Market. fairly active for the best,
but common stock Is neglected and follower,
mixed packing 81 l0ai 80, light i10a4 IS;
choice heavy 81 40af &C. not all sold.
CATrIr-Receipts 400 head y shipments
400 head. Market quiet and steady ship
ping "a 00a4 %: butchers and Gamers easy
and unchanged at q 00a3 80; calves 81 0oa
so for good; ,clearances firm fol. best grades
SHEIp-Receipts 1000 head. Market strong
and unchanged. sales ut 81 65a5 80.
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NEw ORLEANS, February e.-Cofee quiet
and weak; BIO cargoes ordinary TO prime
l3XalSAc. Sugar, steady and in good de.
mand inferior D 1c; common TO good 1l<a6 70;
fair to fully, fair 7a77Sc; prime 70 choice 71Sa
72lc; yellow clarified s}5aSHc. MolaSses In
good demand at full prices; common 30a33c;
lair S7aSsc: centrifugal 3oa42o: prime to
choice 42a52c. Rice demand fair and prices
higher; Louisiana ordinary to choice 8I,4a7l Nc.
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"a Worrrlnr Courn q coId.p

Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchitis and asthmatie attacks, weaken:
ed and debilitated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
DR.. SlUaynes Compound "SEaip or Yitd
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield 10 its
healing properties. Sold by druggists at
Is cents and 81, or six bottles for.SS. The
large Bise ID the most economical. Pre-.
pared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, and gold
by all druggists in Wheeling and else
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IA CORRESPONDENT Of the New York Tri-
b,rle says: Having raised many calves in
the last twelve years and found their
thrift checkedby loose condition oil bowels,
/ this fall gave bareback tea In their drink
BY advice Of an old army surgeon. These
were cured In twenty.four hours, and have
since grown beautifully, with no recur-
rence Of the complaint, -auy.l a,s,i
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S ~ SALE OF MARKET
IlhOn. pOnpERTY,

n WIN. r. HUBBARD, Trustee 1s:
$50. AurtioneAf.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

]. 3. Coop, Attorney.
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J. G. starkey, q prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded to tryit. lam hap
py to state that 1t has entirely cured me. It's
certainly the best remedy II ever knew or
Price rs cts .r6 @ 1850 ~ fsis.
Sold by B. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas Moenkemoeller. r. NO
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C1susNk1r, February a-Cotton firm at
12Hc. Flour 'firmer but not quotably higher.
Wheat steady at 81 2s., Corn In good de-
mand n 800. Oats steady at 800. Rye
firmer u $50. Barley quiet at $50. Pork,
dull and nominal ut $l2 20. Lard unsettled
at 81 90 asked, $685. bid. Bulk meats heavy;
shoulders "a 90; clear rib So 40; clear % 65.
Bacon dull and nominal; shoulders SIC;
clear rib 10: clear INC. Green meats heavy
at 81 e6H. Whisky. dull at 81 05. Butter
quiet and unchanged. Linseed oil steady at
Snc rfl, -
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-.llsrEEs, SALES.
.--II5::S- SlIE OF NORTH

z;s1s7EE;s ssAAg SALE OF Nohlh
SaEELLsYt ttd Of Trust made q y., aS y
rEtbs Ot q ne Amell4t . teS IA snS ,eeot1,
srs dhsl " 81 ciSft y ne cUSni M S9e NV Il
n; Is essS 4 virginia, In Deed o. 4' ~ ~
y TIE sth DAY OF fEshuA = g, ny y
nrrS0 10 o'clock A. NJ proceed o % s q ne V
< .a1 S III COUNTY W Va ne i iHllSF1 n;
"a BSae 2! g 70 Wit; abe Eoota III ~ civ
81 & North whecling ~ n .,, s
SSSsang lp ,.'.t LetSeen First and seoSnu IT. ~
sTSitI s,llsd ~ sts.S d Wet VlrsiIla: mans,
Ss:iJ 0si9 oSe.hllf Of the pnrchn s,, nnV casS
o,s !, Tho purchaser may az s ssssl nav.
y Hose SS ~ ale, the balance 10 'SS in,src,t
~ ttt lie dsisred payments Y SS n "a
= ~ ~ Al 10 real estate Ilte d Ut he
< pGdst S9I ,sstSi 10 me In the above natueo ues
gTst WIN. LINcH, Trustee iS: i.