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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
Chisago d. 6 Febr. 1880.

Chisago d. 6 Febr. 1880.
. Manga inom county't svafva i oviss.
het ON f0]jande: :.
Mar en- man betalt skatt for ett 8. k.
spekulantland, eyer han da full ratt
att falla och darifran bortf6ra en- st0r-
re eller mindre del af den skog som fin
mes p& sagde land?
ON delta ar f6rbjudet, hvatl strait
f6reskrifver lagen i dylika fall7 e.
ON lagen bestammer nagot strait,
till hvilken skall den klagande wanda
sig for att ia den brottslige bah6rigen
lags6kt och straffad sa som han f6rtje.
mar? o..
ON man betalar en- annans skatt
(tax) ware sig for land eller l6segen-
dom, So erhaller man darfor ej mera
ratt an ON man betalte andra skulder
for en- frammande person.
Er mening ar formodligen att fraga
ON sadana som inropat land under ''tax
sale" eller andra hand k6pt land
som varit saldt pa exekutiv auktion
for obetald skatt. l delta fall eyer
koparen ratt att bruka landet och af.
verka skogen efter tiden for ''redemp.
tion'' ar utlupen e ar), men ej f0rr.
Straffet for att hugga skog pa annans
land ar b6ter fran $50 till $lO0, eller
fran en- till tire manaders fangelse.
Aklagare Dor wanda sig till en- stu.
stice of peace" nom det county
hvar landet ar belaget. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
Abraham Lincoln.
lForts. fr. for. n:r.l

vi Vs. LIZ 1Ol. Lei
Idetta sjukliga, dr0mmande tillstand
tillbragte mr. Lincoln st0rsta delen af
slit lif. Han var tidtals en- svag och
tidtals en- stark man och endast hans
naturliga qvickhet och hans rika tala.
mod kunde CORA hans lif dragligt. Mr.
Lincolns llterara smak visade tydligt
hans 6fvervagande tungsinthet. Han
laste med forkarlek Byrons skrifter
och isynnerhet Childs, "Harold,'
"Dr6mmen" och "Don JUAN" Burn
var en- af hans ungdomsfavoriter. Han
alskade Shakespeare och Taste isynner.
het ''King Lear" och 1.-THE merry
wifes of Windsor" Och ALT som syf.
tade pa OGDEN, grafven och menskans
bekymmerfulla lif vann genklang i
hans slime och fangslade hans sympa.
tetiska sjal. Hans alsklingsdikt var
"Why sho uld the spirit of mortals be
proud" Mr. Lincoln sade ofta, att
han. lefde af sina qvickheter och skulle
do dem f6rutan. Hans satt att berat-
ia en- historic var utomordentligt ko-
miskt. Hans ansigte lydde sjalens
minsta impuls och undergick standiga
f6randringar. De harda linierna for.
svunno och ett f0rn6jdt leende intog
deras plats. Beratta och lyssna till
historier var afven en- af hans starka-
ste passioner. Han gick stundom en-
lang vag for n6jet att fl beratta en-
skrattvackande historic for en- tung-
sins van, eller gShonom en- gaia, som
ej alltid var anmarkningsvard for sin
finhet. ON han rakade att h6ra talas
ON nagon som hade farska historier,
brukade han upps6ka honom och byta
gator med honom. Ehuru mr. Lin
coins vandel bland man alltid var
markvardigt rem, kan man 81 saga det.
samma ON hans historier. Han hade
en- stor hag for det humoristiska och
tyckte ON att beratta det.
| + Mr. Lincoln hade inga sinliga passio.
ner han at mattligt och drack foga,
da han nagongang drack. Han var en-
It'd en- nitisk nykterhetsifrare och han
afstod self fran bruket af starka
ldrycker, icke si mycket for princi-
pens skull, utan emedan han icke hade
nagot begar efter dem. Han hade in
gen smak for dem och da han nsgon
gang drack, var det honom en- playa
IstalIet for en- vallust. Men han vile
ticke f6reskrif fva hyad andra man skull.
lie alta eller dricka. Da temperance.
partiet hade sina man j faltet for
1legislaturen var hans rdstden val.
taIigaste II hela staten ntyst. Han
motarbetade dem 81, men han drog
sitt namn tillbaka och lat audra styra
/ [kampanjen. AZ 1854 6fvertaltes han
j att inga j en- Son of Temperance
lodge, men han bevistade eli ett ends
mote efter det han blef intagen. IS
Han afeudade 81 nagra stora man,
.Ioch frxngick eji sin mening pa grund
/ al nxgon auktorite Han kande satt
4 lan var Iika stor som nssgon annaI
Ioch kunde CORA hvad andra giorde ocf
hade bort Det oalk ktadt var HIM iisl
liner 66esta cnsk at g0sa aatl
8i slls alIa ~ fvsts RE
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
Det bHsta aI.fvet.


sin familj." Huru ofta hora vi
ej delta yttrande fallas ON man,
som hafva fullbordat sin lefnads-
vandring utan att darunder hafva
forvarfvat sig nagot storre forrad
af jordiska egodelar. Huru ofta
ser man 81 CODA och dygdiga man
pl&gas af den falska forestallnin-
gen, att de, i saknad af penningar
eller deras varde, 81 hafva nagot
som de kunna testamentera st
sina barn. En- s&dan asigt hvilar
pa cit genom langvarig vana upp-
kommet missforstand, ty verkliga
forhallandet ar, att hvarje barn ar
on arfvinge och dess arfvedel ar
oforstorbar. Framst bland ALA
arfda skater star minnet af foral-
drar och barndomshem. Stode
det i faders eller modrars makt
att diktera och pa paper eller
pergament lata nedskrifva det
mime, som de skola lemna efter
sig, skulle vi blott ALT for ofta fin
ma on skarande kontrast mellan
delta document och det, som p&
verklighetens stentaaor inristas af
tidens omutliga hand. Men min
net later icke diktera lagar for
sig; det ar oberoende af ALT utom
handelsernas, verkliga gang och
emottager 81 intryck af nagon an
mans villa. vi skola ihagkommas
hufvudsakligen for hvad vi bafva
varit /; lyckliga ma vi sanning
prisa oss, ON blott en- fnnes som
egnar en- tanke at hvad vi velat
eller forsokt vara. Hvarje dag
och hvarje ar okar darfor den
minnets arfvede], vi efterlemna at
vara barn och v&ra vanner. Hu-
ru ofullstandigt representeras vi
ej af penningsr jamforelse med
hvad vi sjelfve hafva varit. Den
ofta upprepade sanningen, att vart
sanna varde bestammes af hvad vi
aro och icke af hvad vi hafva,
synes aldrig klarare an da vi be-
tanka, med hvilka kanslor vara
vanner skola ihagkomma oss 10 ar
efter var dod. Den, som ej har
nagon egendom att efterlemna,
Dor darfor 81 kama sig modfald.
"Jag efterlemnar och testament
terar at min. d yrt alskade maka
och vara barn ett rent och obe-
Aaokadt namn." Ar ei delta eli
god borjan for en- persons yttersta
villa. ON man kan uppriktigt
och samvetsgrant skrifva delta
SAINT darefter fortsatta med para
grafer afhandlande disponerandet
af dollars ooh cents, ar det natur-
ligtvis sd mycket battre. Men vi
hafva dock de basta grunder for
att foredraga den forsta, sd att
saga moraliska delen af arfvet.
Och ON en- fader i slit innersta
hjarta ar medveten ON, att han
af hvar och en- af de honom s& ka-
ra arfvingarne skall ihagkommas
sasom en- mild, omtanksam, adel-
modig, alskande, ofverseende och
trofast van, huru vagar han d8
pasta att han skall do fattig
Dessa aro skater ofver hvilka in
ga arfvingar tvista och som ej
behofva UNDERSTANDS nagra andra
formYndare an dem, som trona i
hjartats helgedom.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
MankatO i Febr. 1880.

MankatO FQOr. 1851.
Jag arrenderar en- farm af min gran.
ne, men har Ell nagot skriftligt kon.
trakt utan blott mundtlig 6fverens.
kommelse. M ar mannen eller jord.
egaren d6d; har da enkan ratt att bort
arrendera den jfarmen) till nagon an
nan utan min vetskap, utan uppsag-
ming och utan nagon ersattning for
h6stpl6jning, eller har jag eli rattighet
att besa farmen var pa samma vilkor
som 6fverenskommelsen var med man
nen, medan han lefde? c.. LF.
Da er fraga ej upplyser ON huru.
dant kontraktet var, mar det gjordes
eller for hur lang It'd, sd kan intet
tydligare svar lemnas an f6ljande !:
Enkan eller ster bhuset ar ansvarigt
for den aflidnes kontrakt lika,mycket
som han sjelf wore, ifall han annu lef.
de. Sc mr. 4 denna arg, l:sta sidan,
AIDE spalten. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
VARS agentlI,elr &

s.R sanborn, - Wash. Ave. 81, Minneapolis.
4 s.A. IAnbel l2is g; Pani. Y
Cha1ieG Blonqyistt, zS.@vel.
Nels y. Holm, Grove City, Meeker ...:
Bengt Hanson, litohdeld, g: :. :.
@. H6ginnd, Dassel " :, .s s,s :. !. A. :. !
b ThuIstenaQn, Co1EAto, Wright
Philip @. J0hnbon, Watert0wn -.
IN: Jonasson, Scandia, Washington
A. g. SolbeFg, OscaTs Lake, Douglas
Ole sKron, Evansville, -"
Louis Larson, WillmaF, Kandiyom
a. L. Knutsson, Pelican Rapids, otter 1sl' w.
~ tslru1u1AzIxR bora uppgity. ;, tydng
ndlllIner Al ssbox0T eller ssdlawer," ON sadan
fnnal ssmt county ooh stat vid omhyte
n visfsiseort b0ra prenumeranter samtidigt
uppeifva bade den gamla ooh nya adressen.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
Moose Lake / Febr. 1880.

Jag tog 80 acres land enligt .'home.
stead "-lagen for iva ar sedan. Jag
har nu ytterligare 80 acres enligt den
nya lagen. Jag har skrifvit till land
kontoret Taylors Falls och f6rfragat
mig ON dessa 80 acres kunde tagas
ifran mig, och fatt till svar, att jag
skall resa till landkontoret och taga
med mig iva vittnen, som kunna inty-
ga, att jag bott pa forstnamda land.
Nu ar fragan, ON jag kan undvika
kostnanden for dessa vittnens resa.
Har aro sd manga som kama till att
jag bott pa landet sedan>ja tog det;
kunde det da icke lata sig CORA, att
de vittnen, som jag skulle hafva med
mig, aflade ed har for nagon af dem
som aro berattigade att upptaga witt.
nesf0rh0r? f. A. B.
Det finnes blott ett satt att undvika
resan till landkontoret, neml. att inf6r
domaren inom ert distrlkt district
judge) eller hans franvaro inf6r,
"the clerk of the district court" ert
county aflagga det erfodrade witness
malet; dock torde delta medf6ra lika
stor kostnad och langt mera besvar
och ovisshet an resan till Taylors
Falls, och det ar vanligen blott sjuk.
domsfall som denna metod kan med
f6rdel begagnas. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-19
Chisago Lake / Febr. l;

Chisago Lake / Febr. 1880.
ON Jag bygt pa ett land och gjort
st6rsta delen till aker men icke k6pt
landet, och en- AMMAN will gifva mer
for detsamma an jag kan gifva, har
Jag da nagon ratt med lag att beh&lla
nagot for mig och min familj af Ian.
det, dar husen aro hygda, fastan jag
har tagit bygnadsvirke pa samma land,
eller hur mycket har Jag ratt tills
National Republican., 1880-10-09
Tho sequel to a rexns Murder.

A few months since young man named
Nonsinger was hung ut Greeuyille, Tex, for
the murder Mr., Cline. The evidence showed
that the murder took place en- warm sum.
mcr's night, while Cline and his wife were
sleeping on the porch Of tho house, when
Clino's head was blown to atoms by the con.
tents of Il shotgun. The widow OF the MUIR
dered man has since given birth to twins, and,
she was about to die, made dlscOs-
ures of her own guilt in the murder. She
confessed that she prepared the bed on the
porch, knowing that the murder was to be
committed, and was not lying beside her hus-
balid ns WAS supposed, but had arisen to be
out of danger when tho assassin did his foul
work. The shot was not fired by NoltsingeE
who was hung, but by one Gardner; but he
was aided by Nollsinger, who was the woman's
lover before she married Cline. Tho guilty
widow is recovering her health; but her life
will be danger if placed uIon trial.
National Republican., 1880-10-09

BAtrtMoRE. ND, Oct 8.
Cotton dull. Middling, 1i34@l5sc.
Flour very firm aud active Howard street
aud western superfne 80 5OG4Or DO extra, 81 $50
50 jOa4 90; do. extra, 81 25a5 90: do. family,
So 00@6 25; do. Rio brands, s6 OO46 %; Patapsco
family, So 10.
Wheat-SOuthern very firm and higher; western
active. firm and higher Southern red, 81 0jG1 10:
do.amber 81 1901 20; No. | Maryland, nominal;
No. western winter red. spot and October 81 ll3E;
November 81 1l@Ql 1l3s; December, 81 l23I91 l27s;
January 81 li@l 10.
Corll-Southern steady; western quiet. Southern
and October, 523I@tSc November 53G5SAc; De-
cember, 53A@He
Oats steady. Western white 4O84lc; do. Mixed
39lSG40c
liye quiet at 07c@sl co.
Hay Steady. Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland siO OOd2l 90 per ton.
Provisions easier. Mess pork, $l6 30; bulk meats
loose shoulders none here; clear rib sides, mono
here; do. packed 6G9c bacon shoulders I6c clear
rib sides, gl2c, hams l29l3Lc; lard DC,
Butter weak. Prime to choice western packed,
ls@25c.
Eggs quiet and steady ot 20c.
Petroleum higher. Refined, l2c.
Coffee dull and nominal. Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, l2Gl4c.
Sugar quiet. soft s7Sc.
Whisky quiet 0t 81 l5l&gl i6
Ereights quiet.
corn, % 200 bu; oats, $50 bu; rye, SIS.
Shipmenls-Wheat, 5i, 100 bu: corn, 20 43l bu.
Saley-Nhcut, 126g32 bu; Coru, l6i,7S0 bu.
Virginia SKIES deferred, = & do cousols co. DO.
second seiies, ~; pHst-due coupons, 9O; new ten
iories, as Nirgniu ten-iorucs, coupons 9il bid
to-day.
National Republican., 1880-10-09

TJNWO large pleasant rooms modern improvements
4 in u small private ihmily, only s per month
No 1890 Columbia street between Ninth aud Tenth
md T. and q sts; references exchanged; rooms fur.
nhhed II rdesired. oCG-3tt
National Republican., 1880-10-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Money Market.

NEW YOnK. oct 3. lsS1.
The imports Of dry goods at the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day were q si62i0, amount
marketed sl,2lGSl3
Money was easy at 29s per cent. aud closed ut
2l5 per cent
Exchange was dun at 4s0lfaGsl for long and
4s3A for short sight
Government bonds were quiet ond generally
firm.
State bonds dull. Tennessee G's new advanced
to 81 South Carolina non-fundabe 6's sold az 81.
Railroad bonds active, but Irregular. MetropOll-
tan firss were firm at 1929. Canada Southern
tirss rose to 95S International seconds incomes to
~, /. v. Il w. frsts TO M and do. seconds to
0iys Chesapeake & Ohio firsts declined 10 u 4.
san Francisco seconds, class B, aud Kansas 4 Ia
oiilc cOnSols 10 90.
The stock speculation was decreased IN volume
and rather weak tone characterized the dealings.
In the early portion Of the day the decline OF I4op
IA per cent was recovered Subsequently prices
advanced 1SGl per cent, but toward the close
there was reaction OF IS9H per cent The priii-
ciple activity was IN The Coal shares. the Ciramgcr
stocks. Manhattan Elevated Wabash Pacific Iron
Mountain and Lake Shore
The total sales were l0sC00 shares including
Delaware, LnCkawHnna & Western 1900 Iron
Mountain 6 600 Kansas & Texns 5000, Lake shore
1907. Louisville Y Nashville 1900 Manhattan 1850
Northwestern 1000, New Jersey Central 500. Ohio
a Mississippi 800, st. Paul 5000 Wabash Pacific
5000, Western Union 6900, Erie i,O0O and su'ro
Tunnel G,lO0.
Iu,rtp,.,,,,, ou,ro,,o,s ,yo.c az r,t,o,y..
National Republican., 1880-10-09

VNOR sALE-Handsome black silk dress pattern,
H containing twenty-lhree yards Address SILK,
Republican OtllCe, oC7.3tt
National Republican., 1880-10-09

He don't live in Galveston now, but lie used
to. He went into the interior aud applied to
the school board to teach school. They cx-
amined him, and were surprised to learn that
Cuba was South American republican repub.
lic He also startled them somewhat in geog-
raphy and history, and us for arithmetic, he
bunkruptcd the whole numeral system. His
proposition TO teach was laid on the table. He
subsequently, however, made motion for a
new trial, which was granted. After the sec.
ond examination friend met him and said :
II hear you failed on the second trial?"
mo wonder failed. They asked mo the
very same questions they did before"
THE condesccuson Of the Galveston servant
is assuming alarming Dimensions. Last Sum
day afternoon Matildy said TO tho lady Of he
house: as yer gwino TO church dis eDenin2"
"Why do you ask?' Zoos yer kin il yer
wants to. I'm gwine to stay at home"
A coMPosIToR, given paragraph to set re-
lating to the uniformed democratic organiza.
tions oft city" rendered it "the uuinform ed
democratic organizations etc. We riiy, that
printer buildcd better than he knew.
THE field of Gettysburg seems to be the
garden of Eden Of recent politics. Up to date,
however, General Longsheet, minister to
Turkey, seems to have MI the gate.moncy.
National Republican., 1880-10-09
7 .Aw SCHOOL
IL OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. WELLING, LII. D.,
PnEsIDrSr.


JAMES G. wELLING, IL D.,
pnEsIpeST.
THE Hon. WALTER s. cox, IL. p,
PROPERTY, or CONTRACTS AND OF CRIMks
AND MIsDEMEAoRs.
WILLIAM A. MAUHl. IL. D.,
PROFESSOR or Equity, JURIsPRUDESCE. or Conf
MOS LAW AND Equity PLEADING, OF THE
Law OF EVIDENCE AND THE LAW
OF PANTNEBSHfP.
TIE Hon. ALEXANDER u. EAGNER, LII D..
LECTURER on CRIMINAL LAW
GEORGE r. ApPLEBY, ESQ.,.
JUDGE OF MOOT COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROF HasOpi
or LEGAL PRACTICE.
Tho exercises OF the School will be resumed In the
Law Building of the University tJudciary Square,
Finn street, between ID and u stfeets) ON the SEC
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October l3), at
by the Professors, and When Undergraduates OF tho
previous year. rs well as new students, are Invited
to be present
The entire charge for tuition lectures and oil fcili-
ties Of the School, In It's Undergraduate Department,
ID $50 for single year, sJO for two years payable
III advance, hall yearly or In monthly installent at
the option OF students.
The fee for the Postgraduate course in practice,
covering period of nine months is SIS
By particular invitation being n response to call
bers ofthe bar, the Hon, Alexander u. Hagner, LII
d. Assoc ate Justice Of the supreme Court ofthc Dis
trlct of Columbia, Will deliver u special Course O
Lectures Criminal Law during the session O
iss0-'sl. The Lectures Will be given on Thursday
evening OF each week 10 o'clock, and the general
theory OF the will be explained by Judge Hag
ut the opening Of the school the 3th Oct Jbe
The spec nj fec for this course will be sl0.
Catalogues may bo had ON application to Messrs
York avenue and Fifteenth street; by addressing
the President of the Faculty. selB.t
National Republican., 1880-10-09
storer college.

Ferry opened ON Tuesday with large attend.
ance, which will be increased to fully two
hundred after corn shuckng is over, Tho
school has already fItoO aud sent out 100 col.
orcd teachers, who arc actively Engaged ia
schools outside They arc now commencing
anew chapel and recitation building, which
viii cost $4,000 luoy win have hnlt the
money in hand, but wall ~ no Astor than
they can pay. The scApoI exercises are
mostly in charg, OF ru.t,s0r Bracket aud
vile, two us guuJ 5000 H,,a ut uussilsh devoti Iu
and cuuIgJt.. culture 80 ever went on, OF New
National Republican., 1880-10-09
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National Republican., 1880-10-09
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
Hon. Arthur Macarthur, Preside

Post-Craduate Glass, Prof II. o. Ciaugiitou, will
meet Monday "Wednesday md Saturday at p NJ,
commencing October o.
Senior Glass, Prof w. II. Webb, will meet Monday.
Wednesday and Friday. at p M, commencing DC
tOber o.
Junior Glass, Prof Eugene Carusi, will meet Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at y, M, com mmoncing
Tuesday, October Q.
Regular lecture Fridays, at $50 ., m. commencing
November s. All students expected To attend
at the bench and bar List otlecures aud topics will
be ready November
Special TEXTURES Oh criminal law Tuesday, at 7iao
D. m, commencing Tuesday, Neyember2
Moot Court "Wednesday at I 20 y. m.
Tultion-Junior and senior elxsses, Is per month.
Post Graduate Class 90 for tho full term This In.
cludes Moot Court recitation and all Lectures general
and special. Gentlemen intending TO enter apply
TO the secretary, W. j. NEWTON, so Sevouth street.
S to D. M ocb
National Republican., 1880-10-09

England. Rev. Mr. Morrill, looks aftor money
affairs with he same devotion as the rcsl. Ex-
cellent board, tuition and rooms are furnished
students for seven dollars month. Altogether
a noblo institution, aud with scaut means Dc
ing inestimablo service to the coorcd race.
National Republican., 1880-10-09

WANTED Immediately, $500 for thirty days; five
w per cent allowed iCr accommodations also .
Mrn shed room free of renl Tor one MONTH security,
cntel mOrlg lge on lot OF fine furniture. Address
OWNER. Republlcnn ohlce, o."l.slt
National Republican., 1880-10-09
7 7 NITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue of Il writ of venditioni exponas Issued
out of the Clerks Office OF the supreme court OF the
District Of Columbia and to directed VIII sell
at public sale, for cnsh at the Courthouse door OF
1oBER 1850 at IL o'clock m, all the right, title
claim and interest Of the defendant John q. Stafford
In and to the following gdesCrhed property, to witt
Lots q! 7S aud "A in square 52 aud west hall oflo y
In square 400, in tho City of Washington. said Dis
trlct, together with nll and singular the improve
monts thereon, levied upon az the property OF John
q. Stafford to satisfy execution No. 1888 ut law. IN M
vor OF Gilbert Vanderwerken. usa of A. d Grunwel
SEPTEMBER lG, 1850. FR2DK DOUGLASS,
sc2l-dts q. :. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-10-09
". VI, ssII III NtlIIaIIlH. UVIVUy
Il +, CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
WksT CORNER OF L AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORTH EAST.
BY virtue OF deed ut trust, dated March g. 1879,
aud recorded In iiber No SILL folio ibO one of the
land records OF the DstTct OF Columbia, will sell ut
public auction, IN front of the promises, on WDNES-
DAY, SEPTEM BEk 20 a. ID. 1850 at O'Clock p, M,
those pieces of ground lying In the city of Washing
ton, y. G., known us lots Nos. = 10 and 70 in square
NO $50, together with the improve nlents thereon,
cons sting OF ten two-sory frame dwelling houses.
Terms; One quarter cash, buauce In six. twelve
aud eighteen months, with per cent Interest," so on
each lot at time of sale CdnVCyGnCng at cxpcnse of
purchaser Terms to be complied with in ten days.
CHARLES e. FRASER,
surviving Trustee
The above sale 10 postponed until TUESDAY, OC-
TOBER II, 1885, Same hour and place
CHARLES Il. FRASER,
so302awteds Surviving Trustee.