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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

es-Ths Macon (ieorsisl Tsisyras, s,auReh
Democratic paper. says ''Garheld 10 = man of
ability moderate and coneiIi,ory the somi-
nation d . juiieious and strong one"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

sarJshn u. sehosnbsrger. . Pi,tsbure 'iroa
hing" aud ~idowsr of too Year,. lately married
Miss Alice Taylor. % Ne~ York. and gave his
bride a. . wedding gin . check for 81, ooo.eo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Ss-Gsn. GArhsld has returned TO his home a'
Meater. Ohio. Ills letter Of acceptance will be
given 60 the public In few days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

A New Postofice.--A asw Ps.teihee has
been es,abiisheiat Reeterl's Baltimore county. on
the liae bstveen fork Meeting ioase aud RslaiF.
aad Mr.. John u. RsckoFd has been appointed
postmaster.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

He Wouldn't Join. one .rmei soldier 10
Towssntswn refussd "a Jsis the Rsyar1 club 10
cause be was . Hancock man. ani nos he natur
ally feels vesy proad u himsslL 4 place worth
ten 'esnturies" year gill a. him u Hancock I,
elected.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Two Missing Men. -G.orxe Ware. a eulore.i
msn employed ~ Mr. ". ". Frush. a; his farm
on the Pmlioo rad. rendered himself - valuable
10 his employer by his eoas,ant attention 10 hi.
duiies AMI hi honesty and ,ruthfalness that.
hearing be had brother in Es.ex county. Va.
MI Flush resolved 60 procure his services. Ac
enriingiy. Georse wrote 10 his brother Edgar. and
IN compliance with \ f~gaes; contained IN the let
ter. the latter. in company ~iih another ealorel
man named Tutmsn Pratt. came o. baltimore. ar
riSing jane 9th They vent Immediately a. the
rs-idenee - a sister 81 Wares. and leaving their
basRase. startei out 10 the city. since that
time nothing has been seen oF beard q them. snd
the brother - naturally anHions IN regard % their
safety.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

sc. Johns NJ. y. Church Rev. Dr. Gusrd.
% Moant Vernon ". d. church. Baltimore. Gill
preach In 81. Jsha's d. X. church. Lsth.ryiIie.
Thursdsy eveaing next. JaIy LIT. commencing o,
9 O'eloek. Pebble cordially in.ite..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Enterprise. The basiss,s iaiefsst. q Tow
sss,swn are lee@isg Up. Another mill 10 10 be
started-a GIN min.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

los Years Old. NJ. q. Fred. Tl.on. one q
the 9th district census enunerA,srs. last week
rolled eolorcd woman named sarah Hall. living
near waverly. ~hs vas les years Old last Deceus-
Der. she vas bora q slave 20 the Holmes family
Of Montgomery county and had thirteen ehitdren.
all ef whom said g. the sou,h long before the
emancipation proelama,ien uas issued. Mr.. Pill
son was naturally . little erelslous ~ 10 the age
% Sarah when she referred him 90 Mr.. William
Holmes. % waSsrly. lie called NJ. Holme.
and that gentiemsn fally corrobsratsl Sarah's
statement. leaving No doabt In the snamsraior's
mind that he bad really found eentsnarian. shsis
still . remarkably aesive woman sua looks %
though she nigh, live many year. mote
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26
Tho New Pastor OF oovane Chapel.

Tho New Pastor OF 0ovane Chapel
Rev. :. u. Thompson. the nee pastor ii 0evans-
toun Presbyterian church. preached his inaugural
sermon 90 Sunday msEuing last o. . large e.nEre-
Cation. from the tsxt "what profit should -.
have II we pray unto Him." M. Thampsen is an
earnest and auent speaker. aad the sermon was
closely listened 10 BY the eeseregation. ne IL .
man apparently absut 90 years 90 age. Ostside
% bearing the reputation fbsing good preacher.
be 20 be very seeiahie. and In this partieu.
lar vel adapted 10 suit the people among ~hou
% 90 lahor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Chicken Thioves.-Betueen ~ aaA o'cleek
on Sunday morning last thieves Invaded the hen
heuse d Peter free. respected eoierea man
living near Peuhatan. IA the "a district. ana ear.
Fied a abeut thirty shiekens. al q then yeanR
except one hen. which had . brood ef chicks.
The noise made BY The thieves awaksaed The in-
mates of the house On seeing Which the seamps
ran 81 across the 6elas. leasing behind then Gve
chickens With their heads wrsng %. This 10 the
third time within fsu menths that Peter prsm-
isss have been Invaded By chicken thieves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Camp Meeting. 4 camp meeting uili bs
held IN East Hartford Circuit. q, csrsin'. Ron.
three mile. from Aherleen ani "A mile. from
Charchviile. 10 commence Tharslsy. Jaly ga.
The grounds are beautifully situated. high and
healthy, 9Th IN abundance q excellent watsr.
An inviiaiios - extended 70 all 60 participate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Chiidrsn's Day. To morrow tsuaaayl viii
be Chiidrsa's day At the Towsonssws NJ. D. church.
A. ~ - m. an apPrePFiais sermon gill he preach
81 BY the Rev. joel BEoun. of Govansiswn NJ "a
p. N. addresses will be delivered By Mr.. Wa.
u. Hunter. q baltimore. aud others, and st =
p. m. the children eeanectsi With the sunday
school wiil ea,estain che audience Nth readings.
recita,ien,. music. Ae. Mr. Bentley. the wsil.
knewn reEivalist singer. nsw In baltimore. 10 en-
peeted % be present. besides ether gsailensn. o.
assist In the exercises. Al invited, especially the
young FOLKS % the tosn and vicinity.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Death OF an Estimable Lady. NJ. Tim
bic. the s.sisnahle wife ~ Gen. Isaae " Trisnhie
dirl AZ the cosntFy residence e her husband. al
The head q Dslsny's Valley. on Tharsisy sigh'
last. She ksa been IN delicate health for . eoa
siderable line
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26
strange plseas. Among Hor..- "

u. Nashorn. -. q this place. keep. heavy team
and does hauling for the water -orks. This w.sk
one q his horses was taken suddenly sick. ani
crossing rapidly worse diei in t-o day. Thrcs
others -sre then taken SICK anI a. none e nur
locAl vs,erinsre. could tell the cause. Dr Thorns
Of baltimore. uas sent for. but uith shat result
we have not YET learned
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26
MARYLAND Line I,ema.-F.r

Maryland Line lie ms.-Farmers in this
vicinity are harvesting their grain and hay crops
As yet the army worm has not made it, sp-
Pearanee in this section and u Is hoped !, gill not
do so.
Rev. A. II. Riley has nearly completed ans
barn which will add vsry much % the appearance
Of his place.
Mrs ca,ksy. wife Of Me-. Robert W. = seq. -
THE village. l. lying very 10 ., her res,..~Ace.
Mr.. J. Benson Roster, Of Maryland Line, has
commenced the ba,ehsring business. This will Be
Q great convenience 10 our people.
The Republicans % this village and viciniiy are
very much pleased With the nomination of Jane.
A. Garfield for President. hut have not organized
. campaign elub yet.
Mrs. Mary Ward, wife of Samuel Ward, Esq.,
Of baltimore, IL on = visit 10 her parents.
disturbance has arisen between the Young
Men's Literary Society % this village and few
outsiders Who have been behaving badly. We
hope the trouble will be settled soon aud the society
will "a On as prosperous a. ever without any mere
annoyances. ~. r. s.
From Phiiopolis.--Tk s Hagrs.f-AH. Dog
Religious Mssfisy.---The latter part eflast week
proved very favorable for harvesting. the weather
not being too warm iabors and teams did their
city Of farm hands much grain became very ripe
before II vas cut. A scarcity of help is unusuai
In this section. and the complaint on this sccount
seems 10 be general. Grain ripening % early
prevented the cutting IL much grass. This week
will close the wheat and rye harvest. The wheat
heads are well filled. hence prime article aud .
good yield Ter the farmer. some 6elds will pro.
dnes between p and 10 bushels % the sore.
On Sunday. June Goth, Rev. W. 7. D. clemm
hell an aii-day mceting Al Bosley's ". X. church.
The morning discourse vas based on the text
"Ths L5rd God Is . sun and shield" A short
ehildrens service held In the afternoon, sftsr
which sermon vas preached, the text being-
Gle will give grace and glory" 4e. The attsn-
dance In the afternoon vas large. PnLoroLIs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Drowned FRI. John \. VillesVis. q I.0tala
College. Baltimore. uas dro-uei AZ Meo;o-an.
Point Breets. IN the 18th district. On Monday
morning. IL had gone dsun 9Th an excursion
and vas bathing IN the river 9TH too other pr.
fsssors vhea Ne ~as SEIZED With paraiysi. sni
drowned before any assistance could - rendered.
Prof Gillespie vas ~, - wear. = age sni =
native q Boston. llis boiy vas recovered
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Reception Rev. u Thompson. the ne-
pastor Il Gosan.tawn fre.byterian church. go
given a reception a. the pArsnuaee n ThuFslay
evening. BY he memb-fs 81 b. eongreeatica
The ground. ssre beautifully NJ up ~ Chinese
isnisrns ani ~iih suest. NOV ing about under the
trees preseniel = very pretty sight II. h,uss
uas well stocked Nth almost everything far the
table. ~hich hal generously been contributed ~
those present
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

fIection OF Ufdcere. n a ftgnIaF nesfin z
% Tosson Lo4gs. No. ~ !. .. {" D. hsld On
Thur'dsy evening the following officer. -srs
elected for ibs ensuing six months
Noble Grand-S. Norman Anderson
Vice Grand joshua frsck
Recording Secretary Gsn Scrip.
Ituas decided that the i.pigs make IN steur
sion g. Pen Mar. ". ". Il. X On Thursiay Jaiy
2gth
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26
A q. WARMER.
psALsa ~ viSs
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
ISIS w. Baltimsre Street,
Near Calvert Street, BALTIMORE.

Extensive Stock % Fine Diamond. Pearl. Coral,
Amethyst and Cameo Sets. Etrascan and Enamel
Sets. Opera. LssaiiRs aud Vet Chains. Necklaces.
Lockess, Pendants. 4e. English and American
Geld and Silver Watches. Fine Silver Ware. ny
own manufacture. Treble Silver Plated Ware.
Table Cutlery. Zine Bronres. &e. Al descriptions
Of HAIR JEwHLRY made, snd REPAIRING
done In the neaiest manner.
ns-A eall 10 respectfully solicited.
March -. 'se.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

From Alberton.-A tuo ysar-eid child d
Lsui. Long. 81 this place. "a. bitten in the end
Of the finger By . spider. 1t Is .upposed 10 thr.s
minstss the ssTsr 90. swollen o. 80 fuiiss,
tent aud the Inflammation extended g. the shoul-
der. Medical aid wAs promptly obtained and oil
alarming synrions had disappearsi in an hour.
The Aihsr,oa bfas. band gave festival at this
place on Saturday nishi. clearing slG'. -hieh 10
sufficient 10 hqsidaie the dst, "a the instruments
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

NArrow Escnpe from Fire LAFl! On m
day morning u thu week some excitement "a,
created To ToWsunioWn by an eHplp,ieh IN the
house 81 W. l. &. kfout, al employee Il the
Jys'ani "rre. A. al entertainment held b, the
sabbath school 81 the " T. church -.ns time
aso Different col"red lisht,. produced ~ pa~
der contained IN tau LoAss 80. ussi &. ,,, esIs.t
u the tabisauN Three Of these boIs. we're LEFT
over ani NJ. kroui tpuk them home -ni placed
them ia cupboard "a Li. iinins room. -hese
they remained until Friday morning when one Il
them exploited caused. a. i supposed b. ,pon-
tAneous combustion. Mr.. kFoai heard the report
and hastiiy procuring bucke, d -Aier Iut the
hre out before Il could gain say headSAy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Colored Camp Meetings La-t baltimore
County Circuit Il the coiored " =. church 81,
bold camp meeting IN Mr. Chas. h. chess
wOod.. adjoining To~suntoub. commencing IN
day. July I'd. sni close August 81 Minister
AMI onsrcgatious 81 all denominations. are inv.
tel e. participate. Rev T.. ". scott ~iil have
charge q the camp.
\ camp meeting -ill BE- held At middle River
Station. fhila.. Wilmington 4 Bato. X r. com
msncihs Friday. August 9th. The meeting ~ii
be ia charge of Rev. Mr.. valentine Both uhite
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08
DIED.

HESS-At the residence Of her parents. on
TUESDAY April 6, 1871, AZ II P. N, ENNl Z ,
daughter 81 otto aud Rachel HoSs, aged II yean
and 5 months
Tuneral this ,ThurSlayl afternoon. ats O'Clock
lgum the residence in Manchester. The friends
% The family arr igyited 70 attend
wEISCHANS-Ou the morning Of the 9Th
inst, Nn. MAZDA ASS NKISCHANS, AGED Il
years. months and days
Funeral from the residence Of her brother. on
short Greek to-day Thursday Att O'Clock IN
GOFF-At he rcsideace Of her Parents. in
BeilAire, April :. lNO MIS- JENNIE Corr, aged
y year aud 3 moathS
Death has sgAin entered happy heme and
taken another loved one away Ia the los 81
this Gguiul daughter and beloved sister the
bCrUavci family have the heartfelt sympathy Of
many friends. Jennie was the PoSscsSor 81 a
lovely disposition, Gni has ketu a suf,uE lot a
Ions tine from thai dread disease. CONSUMPTION
but now her suffering = over and she has passd
into that lovely home ''WbtneOi the door swings
open Tor Tie EeAry q pass thrOUgh-swinES open
a. The touC. 81 gCntlc souls" While thcre h a
vacant seat IN the dear old home, ami she win
g. cut and in no morn
mo nov their feet toSe,her
IAS pleasant paths viii walk"
lSt Us hers that there will DC happier meeting
offs nai.cd family IN the beautiful land Of the
LeaL
Then. fare thee we'll little while weSunder.
liit!e while 81 work and iaiihiulness
AID We shall meet beyond the line 81 parlng
Wearing the beauty Of HIS holmes"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08
=. Npw Am vALUABLE CERRAL

ANEW AnD VALUABLE CEREAL
A very important acquisition has
been made to the cereals suited to the
soil and climate Of some Of the Western
States. It 10 not often thstvs hear OF
new discovery in grain, but II the re-
port of the Kansas State Board OF Agri-
culture can be relied upon, most val
liable grain that is yet without a name,
and which in many respects is superior
to Indian corn, and will grow and flour
ish on the arid plains OF the West with
out irrigation, has been added to the va
riety OF crops hereafter TO be gathered in
this country; and iiall that is said about
it be true, there are millions in it.
The grain is yariously called "pampas
rice" "rice corn, and Egyptian corn"
and is thought to have sprung from
seed brought to the United States by
the Mennonites, who came from South
ern Russia. The kernels grow in TUT
like that ON the top Of sorghum. Each
one is something smaller and FOUNDER
than a grain Of wheat, and is inclosed
in a "shuck" or independent capsule,
The berry can be eaten, ground into
flour or crackad like wheat, or whole
like rice, or used generally like any
other cereal. The meal resembles
that Of Indian corn, and in color Is
intermediate between the yellow and
white varieties. A chemical analysis
shows that its percentage OF starch, lat,
dextrine, and sugar, which produce heat
and lat in the animal organization, COM
pares iavorably with that Of Indian corn,
wheat, rye, and oats; and in Its contents
OF flesh-iorming albuminoids il surpasses
all Indian corns, and ranks with wheat.
rye, and oats. The small percentage Of
cellulose, or nearly non-nutrltiOus
woody fibre, is remarkable. The stalk
makes as good fodder as corn does, and
a few acres will furnish family with
fuel for "A Winter-a consideration oil the
first importance in that nearly treeless
country.
tlAs to its power to resist drought, an
example is given with the attestation oil
many signatures OF farmers. Forty
acres of turned-oyer sol, which had not
been wet with rain for eight months,
were planted with two or three grains,
deposited with seed-planter, some.
thing moro than a foot apart. There
was no rain for i've weeks after plant
ing, yet the cora terminated. After 1t
was fairly started, the hot blasts, from
the Llano Estacado blew over it, but 1t
grew right along although grass and
garden truck beside it were fairly burn,
Ell up. Ii stood the rains equally well,
and finally it yielded sixty BOpound
bushels 10 the acre Ii is more
over, worm and grasshopper proof.
The Board Of Agriculture prints
a mass oi letters, which place
these facts beyond question, and their
significance is Of the first Importance.
From New Mexico to the British line
there are tens OF thousands OF square
miles-5OU, 900 900 acres, according to
reliable estimate--whlch it was thought
nothing but an expensive system oil ar
tesian wells could reclaim to any better
uso than pastuIage, and now comes this
African plant to furnish food and fuel to
this vast country, besides crops for ex-
port, whose value it may yet DO imPos-
sible to express in nine figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

The Masonic Newspaper, New York
publication, contains a very handsome
cut Of the very handsome bust OF Sir
Knight CHARLES NJ. Dawson, OF Fair
mont, together with an interesting
sketch OF his life. Mr.. DAWSON stands
high among MasOns, and as the sketch
says "has thoroughly identified himself
with the people amongst whom he
dwells, zealously aiding every scheme
of social and material improvement, has
made large acquaintance throughout
the State and won to himself legion Of
attached friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

Ink movement in favor Of Gen. HAN
COCK as candidate in the South meets
with some opposition. The New Or
leans TiHses says there Is q machine in il,
and the Commonwealth, OF Virginia,
thinks that the nomination Of HASooCK
would be a calamity only less than that
Of TILDKS, because The strength of tie
Democratic campaign lies in the fact
that it viii be struggle for a govern
ment OF law against q government Of
force
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

GRANT, SHERMAN and BLAINE have all
carried the Texas delegation. il reports
from their respective headquarters are
to be credited It's all very well to put
down Texas iUr sHKRxAS or BLAINE on
paper, but II the vote OF that State shall
be wanted for GRANT at ChicsgO he viii
get It,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

CoMMESrISa on the probability OF the
acquittal of DR.. DIx's blackmAiler on
the plea Of insanity, an exchange thinks
IL will become necessary for the Protec-
ton of society, to make insanity capt.
tai olfense, punishable with death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

THE large purchases OF Government
bonds that Mr.. NASDERBLT is making
are oCcasioning comment in various
parts Of the country. The Chicago
Timss pounts out that, ii from this time
forward Mr.. VANDERBILT should invest
the income from the bonds he now
holds in national securities, he need not
live to very great age to have the en-
tire debt OF the country in his hands,
In this calculation liberal allowance
must be- made for the reduction OF the
debt, for, compromising the interest OF
four per cent. per annum on his thirty
odd millions, now in bonds. 1t would
need many more years than WANDER
BILr can live to bring the amount up to
s., OOO. 0OO, 900. One writer intimates
that MIR. VASDERBILT's object, no doubt,
il 10 get possession OF the entire debt
aud then fOreclose, and bid IN the
United States Republic under the tore
closure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

GENERAL SPrSSkR, who burst into
celebrity by his extraordinary signature
"A Treasurer of the United States, IS
now living At Jacksonville, Florida
where he has built cottage, and from
which he has not been absent during
the last fifteen months, lie is gather
inc material for history OF that State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

Tbs piano strike in New York cost
the workingmen over sSO,OOO anu the
manufacturers over slOO,OOO. Tho
former may derive some comfort from
contemplating the fact that they caused
their employers 80 large = loss, but
could they afford to lose $4,000 IN do
ing it? On the other hand, perhaps the
manufacturers by exercising little pa
tience and making little concession
might have prevented the large loss to
themselves, and TO their workmen as
well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

A GENTS WANTED ior ihc r., ,'l, q
"A Telling Pictorial BOoks az b. 49,,
reduced ~ per cent sAI!oEAA f''''' -
Philadelphla, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

TnE price OF real estate has advanced
greatly in New York and vicinity dur
ing the last two months. Rents viii IN
all probability be proPOrtiOnately raised
about the LIST Of May.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

Tux spring elections IN the Western
States have been without political sigul-
Gcance. The Republicans claim gains
in Indiana because Of the adoption Of
certain constitutional amendments, but
this is absurd. The amendments were
proposed by a Democratic Legislature,
and We judge the change OF election day
from October 10 November favorable 10
the Democracy, as they will no, have 10
face the usual concentration Of Republi-
can money invited by the October elec-
tionS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08

ALTHOUGH the Caliiornians are willing
enough to say the Chinese must 20, they
are moro willing to say: "The French
Canadians must Gomez" and coming they
are. at the rate of % and 20 a day.
II is from the districts around Montreal
and Quebec that most Of the emigrants
are arriving, and their exodus is sup
posed to be discomfort with the laws,
the cold Canadian winters and the eX-
cellent offers Of land made by Western
land agents, for they are going to Colo
RADIO and Michigan as we'll as California.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08
Public Sale of House at Elm Grove.

On Thursday. Apiil 9Th, / will offer at auction
at the front door Of the Court House, at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, that desirable country residence
lately occupied by me SAID property comprises
an extra, well built house and two acres OF
ground, line stable aud COW house, with well OF
excellent soll water, fine growing orchard OF
apple AMI other fruit trees.
Parties desiring TO examine the property can
do so b. applying TO ". IL. Halleg, Auctioneer,
or to me al the residence OF my father, 1870 Chap
line street
TERMS 90 SAIE-O ne-iourth cash, balance In
one two, three aud Tour years, equal payments.
ma A. 5. HOWELL