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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
The New Church.


The CaledOnian has never given the
time when the new North church is to
be dedicated, for the very good reason
that no one knows when the building is
to be completed. AS some of the papers
have published that the dedication SER
vices would be held on Christmas or
New Years, it may be we'll to say that
this event is not expected for many
weeks yet, perhaps not until February
or March. The pews are now being
built and set up in the church, and
about one-third of those on the floor are
already in. After the pews are in, the
carpet will be laid, and the organ set
up. 1t is expected to take about two
weeks to put up the organ and tune it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
Arrested and Fined.

Alexander Young from Canada, a
cripple, was arrested at this place by
Police Officer Kinney last Friday, for
selling rum. He was brought before
Justice N. M. johnson, and plead guilty
to one offence, and was fined $40 and
costs. He is a young man, and on &C
count of his deformity he is passed over
the railroads, and it appears that he
is peddling rum along on the line of
the road. 1t is presumed that he will
give this place the go-by in the future.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10

TeIegraphic from Toledo, O.--MR. EDITOR
Say to your readers that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is eK
tensively used here by our best citizens, and i
effecting most wonderful cures. It is the Des
Kidney remedy ever sold in this locality.
w. X. WEST, Druggist
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
Horse Sled, Cheap.

If any one wants q Two-Horse Traverse Sled
HEAP, call on
63-64* Mp BOWMAN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10

Under tis head zoe iciu insert notices Of Religious
Hestin0s Church Fairs, FsstiuGls Donation Visits,
Cards Of Acknowledgement etc., at ten cents lne
of ssuen ,pords cash to accompany notice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10

Dec. 1O-Father McNamara town hall.
Dec I3-Operetta "Cobwebs." town hall.
Dec. I6-ls-Operetta "Bopeep," town hall.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10

any negligence. The plff.'s evidence
tended to prove that the horse was left
in such place as no man of ordinary
care and prudence would leave one.
The defendants evidence tended to
show that there was no lack of care on
his part; that the horse was very kind,
safe horse, that had always stood with
out hitching; that the horses fright on
the occasion referred to was unaccounta-
bic; that he was standing near the
horse when he started that he tried to
seize the reins, but failed that he tried
to jump into the hind end of the hay
wagon to which the horse was hitched,
but failed in this also. Another ques-
ton also arises as to the nature and ex-
tent of the plff.'s injury. The plff.'s evil
dence tended to show that his injuries
were of serious character. The deft.'s
evidence tended to show the contrary.
Belden & Ide for plff.; Brown & Bates
for deft.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
Barnet.

Barnet.
Ellen WEIGH, a young lady, daughter
of James WEIGH, attempted suicide
with chlOroform a few days ago, but the
prompt action of physician saved her
life. The girl had been sadly disap-
pointed, but there is no suspicion against
her. Now in her right mind she regrets
her rash act.
Rev. NJ. A. Gates of st. Johnsbury
supplied the pulpit last Sabbath, and
administered the sacrament. He is en-
gagged here for the present.
The friends of Rev. John Bole at
West Barnet will make him a donation
visit at the church ON the afternoon
and evening of Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
All are cordially invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
Plaids /! PIaids !!!

New line Black Guinet Silks from LOO to q IS
per yard
Our stock of Small Wares and Fancy
foods Is more attractive than ever New Ties
Laees, Gloves, Hosiery NEW lot of those cardinsi
neece lined hosel New Skirts-a Handsome
we have se'sonable nOvClt es in all DEPARTMENTS
selected last week in New York and Boston and
can assure our cust,iere 81 the best goods al hot
tom prices We only ask q careful Examination Of
our goods, to satisfy customers that VS. mean ali
we say. ~ "i
o. II. HALE & CO.,
Railroad Street sa.
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st. Bloomsbury Gateduniar.
announcements.

St Joaasoury, VT, Friday, Dec. 10, 1880.
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63-65
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BirfHS.

In st. JOhnsbury. Dec. T. son to Mr.. and Mrs
James BrOwnlow
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

BICYCLING. Miss Lizzie Baymer gave an
exhibition of bicycle riding at Agricultural
Park yesterday afternoon. She rode 81
inch wheel, went upon track quite soft for
bicycling and in the blazing sun, with the
thermometer up among the nineties. She
made no falls aud took no headers. She kept
the track for FIVE miles then rested fifteen
minutes, aDdagain took the track. She did not
make great speed in the heat and an I'M
paved way it was hardly to be expected. She
lid not give sigas OF much fatigue and evil
IDENTIFY has much power of endurance. There
are Young gentlemen here who can ride
better aud faster than Miss Baymer. She
lees not know how to hold her hands, and
\ lille graceful enough and decidedly hand
so ne aud muscular, her bicycle riding is not
Of character to warrant anyone IN paying
halt dollar to see her whsel about race
track As an enter laiament the exhibition
was failure. 1t may have one good effect,
however, as it demonstrated that bicycle is
not so very difficult to ride, and it presented
the question strongly, Why is not bicycling
popular here, with our fine roadways, good
walks and level surfaces? At the East it is a
manly sport and exercise, and the noiseless
steed, that neither eats nor drinks, to quite
an extent supplants the expensive horse.
To-DAY's CANDIDATEs.-Amongt the names
o. candidates that are spoken of as to be pre-
sented at the County Convention to-day are
the following For Assembly-W. G. Van
Fleet, C. L, White, f. A. Hornblower, G. w.
Hancock, j y. Young. For District Atsl-
ney-H. J.. Buckley, E,wood Bruner, 5.
= ion Fl ii. For Sheriff-A. Hebron, L.
| NJ. Stevens, T. f. Parker, =. j. Cross. For
| County Clerk-rhomas II. Berl1ey, S. S.
Beede. For County 1reasurer-H. S.
Beals, p. A. Miller, John Rider,
| A. S. Gresnlaw, j. NJ. Henderson.
For Auditor and RecorderW. L. Gerber.
For Supervisors for First Ward. j. Bauer
and Jno. j. brennan. For Second Ward
J. w. Wilson and ". ID. Stalker. For Third
| WarG-Samuel Blair and Ezra Pearson. For
Fourth WARDS w. Butler and Geo. 0.
Bates. For Justice of the Peace-Justices
Gilmer, Coggins, Hsines and L. S. Brown.
| For Coroaer-A. j. Vermilya and DR.. S. A.
Duell.
CoMMERc1L.-A Arrived since our last re-
port Steamer Neponset, from upper Sacra-
mento, with grain and produce San Joaquin,
| from San Francisco, with general merchan-
disc /; steamer Pioneer, with barge of lumber
to Frierd and Terry Lumber Company and
! w. L. Frazer.
| INCREASE OF STocK.-Notice has been filed
ith the Secretary OF State that at meeting
| of the Pac fc Seventh Day Adventist Asso-
cialion ,held April g. 1880, the capital stock
of that corporation was increased from $751;
0e0 to 100000.
NoTARIIs APPoINTED.-Governo Perkin
has reappointed the following Notaries w.
H. Mckenzie, for Fresno w. l. l.. Gran
dali. for Oleua A. J. Ridge. for Grass
Valley.
DELEGATES. The delegates chosen in tie
Republican primaries at Haas Precinct on
| Saturday are VIM. Curtis, q. Duden, a.
Briggs, E. J. Beckley, w. Foot, j. Olsen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sozodont for the teeth.
Murray & humans Florida Water.
Clinton L. White, candidate for the Assembly
". C. Van Fleet, candidate for the Assembly.
Brickyard for Sale F. s. Freeman Co.
Knights Of Ronor-C California Lodge, tonight
DR. Nixon Removal OF his office to NJ street.
Elsood Bruner, candidate for District Attorney
F.A Hornblower, candidate for Assemblyman.
Steinway & Sons pianos.
I. B. Mcfarland attorney-at-llw.
County Convention Time and hour OF meeting.
Business Advertisements.
Carl StrobeI Fruit and vegetable farm for sale.
National Safety Money Drawer Huntington, HoE
kins & Co.
Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at Gruhlers saloon
Wenstoek & Lubin-Immense stock OF ribbons
NJ. T. Brewer & Co, commission merchants.
W. r. Strong & Co.. commission merchants.
Pioneer Shops. Roth, saddler.
J. B. klune, matchmaker.
Fremont Hotel.
Toney's oyster and chop house
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09
Card 20 Voters.

Republican, Democrat. Greenback, Work.
ingmen, or any other political Cub, either in
Sacramento or vicinity, desiring Club uni
forms, regaras, banners. ETC., for campaign
purposes, will find it to their interest to apply
to us for estimates before ordering elsewhere.
WEINsTocK & LuBIS,
Proprietors Mechanics Store.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
+. D. SERVER.

TrACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR M
day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, Xf
RockaBays, Barouches, Buggies, with the Ny
bestroadsters to be found in any livery stable on the
coas. for hire. Horses kept in livery ~ reasonable
rates, Stables on Fourth street, bstween and ]
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09
BLACK DIAMOND coal
AND SCREENINGS.

UyHE ARovE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical
that caa be used forsi a is for sale in lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office OF the Company, southeast cori or
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
iv1A.tf President r u @ NJ. %
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09
BRIEF NOTES.

Yesterday ~as the hottest and most OPP.
pressive day of the season. Between 3 and
P. NJ the Thermometer reached 81 at the Sig
nal Service tfice, an at many places in this
city two OF three degrees hi4her were indi-
Gated. The lowest temperature for the "A
hours was 64s.-4On Saturday the maximum
temperature was 8 Il and the minimum 62'.
The First Ward Republicans placed as a
DISTINGUISHING mark at the head OF their tick
ct on Saturday the vignette of Senator Booth.
The raising of the frame for the rolling.
mills building was completed on Saturday,
and tn. building viii soon be inclosed.
The river last evening had fallen to the H.
feet and 9-inch mark.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET. with
the most remarkable testimonials on record, SENT
FREE By his Agents, MESSRS. D. B. DEWEY
CO., 46 Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 50 a pack
are Think of a REAL CgIEE for an obstinate
disease at this triiing cost. f6 6m1or3pFHWeod
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State aud Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent. -
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BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR RIBBON SALE
Mechanics Sore.
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Our RIBBON SALE commences Wednesday
u o'clock noon. Mechanics Store.
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l CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bittsrs superior medicine.
JOIN CLEAyE. Sacramento.
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PREPARE FOR Our RIBBON SALE Me
chanics' Store.
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BE READY 20 take advantage of the bar.
gains TO be offered at our ribbon sale. Me.
chanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

Our RIBBON SALE commences Wednesday,
IL o'clock noon Mechanics Store.
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DoS'T MISS THE RIBBON SALE, at Me-
chanics' Store.
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RIBBONS IL ALL WIDTHS, ribbons in all
shades, ribbons in all lengths, ribbons in all
colors, and offered ct prices that viii electriiy
every lady, young or old, IN the community.
Sale commences Wednesday noon, August
18th. Mechanics Store.
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LADIES, prepare yourselves for our great
ribbon sale, to commence at noon on Wednes-
day, August 11th Some Of the choicest and
most decided bargaios ever offered viii be
placed oa our Fancy Goods Counters, Me-
chanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

PREpARE FOR OR RIBBON ALE!-Me-
chanics' Store.
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Be SURE AND ATTEND OUR RIBBON SALE
Mechanics Store.
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DoST Miss THE RIBBON SALE, at Ne
Stnrs
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LAND PATENTs.-The following patents
to agricultural lands have been received at
the United States Land Office in this city,
and win be delivered to parties surrendering
the duplicate certificates: Lyman w Gil
more, A. ID. Carpenter, Samuel w. Prothtrs,
Jacob Eberlin, James III. Dicks, Warren l..
Tarr and Thompson Davis.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
4th and 9Th: For W. g. Richardson, 8 bundles
printing paper Hobby & Harper, 2 boxes
zinc monuments; w. ID. Comstock, box
furniture; Lindley & Co., % barrels hams,
10 boxes tobacco; r. E. Gogings, box pa
tent medicines; Adams, Mcneil &.SCo., Z
packages tobacco; Weinstock & Lubin, s
boxes shoes John Beeuner, boxes walnut
furniture w. A. & G. s. Housi ton, / ca e
writing paper; 3 boxes books; Weinstock &
Lubin, box boots Ben ConeD. l box oil
cloth Mary S. Conger, bale carpet warp
ing; Lndley & Co, 3 boxes tobacco; l.. K.
Hammer. box musical instruments j. q.
Davis, Is cases stock; w. d. Comstock, s
cases stock John Breuner, sc ca-es chairs ;
J. A Wilson, ID cases chairs; Hall, Luhrs
& Co, q boxes lemon sugar, 20 boxes baking
powder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-20
COESICANA.



CoRNoANA. April IS, 1850
Frank II. Hubbard representing John II.
Henry, Curran & Co, of New York, is in
town to-day, and stopping at the Malloy
house. Frank is "a very agreeable and enter
tanning gentleman. Our streets are terrible
dusty, and there is just enough wind to raise
the dust. What We want, but will not have
for some time. is street sprinkler.----rhero
will be basket picnic MT Chatiield next
Thursday, md several of our citizens are
preparing for a pleasant time.---Our farm
and fruit prospects were never more encour-
aging ---rhe public-school question will
occupy the time of our Council at their next
meeting, when it is hoped some
steps will be taken to iacili-
tate matters in this directon.---
Our citizens have decided not to invite Gen.
era Grant here until the new courthouse is
completed, ms there is now no suitable
place for him to make that little speech IN.
a portion Of marriage license was
found on our streets yesterday 1t looked rs
though il had been chewed up and spit out
She probably failed to respond when he called
on her to complete the trio. Talk about
tidal waves, that's nowhere A young and
interesting specimen of the male gender in
to the country on the wave of lace-edged
cambria handkerchief He's back, however,
sadder and battered man. Our cotton
mon, like the beautiful snow, have dsap-
pearcd gone to more genial cline where
future points are things ofthe pust.--Tem-
pcrature 93' in the shade.
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Crrcspondenee OF the Herald,
IlnMrsrRAp, April IL, lSo.
Tho criminal docket has not been very
large, but the causes tried have been grave.
The case of the State vs.. Tom Barnard
charged with assault with intent TO murder.
resulted in mstrial. State VS., Frank Tar.
State VS.. James II. Kirby, murder, verdict
not guilty. State vs., Dan Morris, murder,
now on trial with fair prospects an scqlit-
tai State VS.. X. W. Young murder dis
missed. No convictions had up to this time.
A large number of lawyers have been in
attendance upon the court. The Kirby
trial lasted from Tuesday morning until late
Thursday afternoon. Kirby killed John
Steele on Sunday, tho 18th of May, 1879, in
front Of the Methodist Episcopal church, of
this place. No case in the State has attract
cd more attention or been more freely COM
mented upon by the press, But little civil
business has or will DO done.--There is no
stir here in political circles. The Republi-
can-Greenback party is largely in the major
ity, and Democrats wishing official position
ara not willing to make square fight on po-
litical issues.---Our county convention was
composed of about eleven persons. A. j.
Harry and w. p. Core esq, were selected
as delegates to tho State conyen-
ton NJ Galveston. No expression
was had MS to the two-thirds rule
Our people admire Governor Roberts and
will support him if he is the nominee Of the
convention, but as Democrats, we nro "a
feeble flock, and have no asprant3 among
us--Prairie View College (the State Nor
nal school for colored people) is located six
miles southeast from Hampstead. The stu
alton is commanding, buildings comm dious
and convenient, yet not large enough to
meet the demands. L. w. Minor, the prin.
cipa, is coored man, graduate Of the
Oberlin College, Ohio, well educated, pol
ished in his manners, gentlemauly in his nd
dress, a good teacher tine disciplenaran, takes
no part in politics, is devoted to the work of
educating the mind and morals Of his race,
and is eminently fitted for the position he
occupies. unfortunate homicide oc.
Cured at the college lew weeks ago,
Frank Tomlnson killed VIM. w. Read by
striking him over the head with n stick Of
stove wood. Read WAS the sgresSor and
Tominson struck the fatal blow in self de-
tense. The grand jury fully investigated the
case and refused to find bill Of indictment
Oar prospects for good crop mover
were better
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-20
BRE1IOND.


Correspondence of the Herald.
BRENoND, April Is, 1850,
Yesterday evening Charles Gurley negro,
assaulted Marion Wyatt al his house, five
miles from Bremond, with one of Myatt's
crutches. Wyatt shot his assailant twice,
only wounding him slightly, however. The
negro was arrested this morning upon a war
rant issued by the magistrate here and deliv-
cred to the authorities of Falls county, where
the offence occurred He is generally re-
garded as dangerous, bad negro, and has
already served Il term Of five years in the
State penitentiary. Farmers are complain
ing to some extent of dry weather crops,
however, look well.--Extraordinary high
wind from the south and southeast has pre-
vailed here for the last six or seven days,
driving clouds of sand before it and filling
the houses and almost every conceivable
space with fine particles of dust--The
fruit crop promises larger yield than was
anticipated a few weeks ago.-Among the
visitors Il, the mineral wells, near Bremond
is Judge Fro,t.snd family. of Corsicana.
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Our Comfy Credi,.

Tho people Of Dallas county hNys every
reason 10 feol proud Of the financial standing
Of tho county, and tho confidence capitalists
have In Ia securities, rs illustrated by u 10
cent transaction, Al recent meeting Of
thu Commissioners court Judge burke wal
instru,ted To utilize tho amount Of sinking
fund money on hand In redeem
Ing portion Of tho outstanding
bonded debt Of the cosnJ, Yes
Ierday ho concluded negotiations, through
one of the banking hou.ps of thu city, fnr
tho purchase $1,000 Of Dallas county soourl'
ties from parties " Chicago, paving pre-
MUM Of ton per cent, which, with tho Ac'
orued interest, made tho transaction amount
to $4,000, Those b ads would not have
fsllon due until tho year 1902 thus tho
county Is benefited 10 tho extent Of saving
twelve yesrs' interest, nj ten por cent on the
amount bought In, These were Al lho So
ourlIos that we're for sale other holderS pre.
lsrrng 10 wait until theirs fell due And avail
Of tho interest increase.
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,,,RusrEE,ss ALn.-Dy virtue o. the pow.

'I,RUsTEE'ssALE--D ny virtue Of the pow
executed an delivered by W. y. Diboll to y.
NJ. swink. trustee, for tine beneat oil the Life
Association Of Anerica, Gated the 2Sth day
OF November, 1874, and duly recorded IN b. Ok
"Y " pages 100 90 liz, Dallas county ie6ords,
december 10th. 1874, AZ will appear at large ~
said record, which said deed OF trust was exc
outed and delivered TO secure nmongs otser
til Dgs certain pronisss' note for The sum
az, November 2sth, ls7i,payab able twelve months
alter date to the order Of he LING
Assocl .tlon Of Am. rica with cost OF collec-
tom at tue Office Of the said lifc Association
OF America, In Dallas, fer value resolved,
with interest from maturity At the rate OF
twelve per cent. per ahnuni, payapie semi
annually, which said note WAS made. execu-
ted and delivered by W. D. Diboll 70 the Lie
Association of America, an which salu note
remains entirely unpaid, except ne interest
thereon up ~ the % h DAY OF Nay. l-le J. e N.
Swink, Trustees as aforesaid, will on Wednes-
day, the 9th day, OF NAY. lse, o. ~
O'Clock M, sell me = urt.nouss
and STATE of Texss at public yendue, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the blowing de-
scfiDed pr perry, lying and being situated IN
the city snd county OF Da les, In the stats
drssisneted bv the following metes and bounds
to-wit, and being part OF twenty. one w
acre tract, formerly owned BY John N; smiIh
aud Mrs. Ermstine shaw arerWaIus Mis.
| Ernsline ConkjiBg, and be inning at tne
south corner o. two (j) acre lot. formerly
owned by Edward stone, and the noIti. Corner
\ of the A b. Story three-acre tract, Themes
south ~ east Is vaias, TO corner post
| thence Is va as north 40 east, o corner post;
! thence forth ~. wet rs vsras, to corner;
/ thence south 40 vests vafas, 70 osginning.
/ fonta ming one acre, more OF its., pting the
isnd conyesed and fully described IN the
iced OF trust heretofore rsferrsd To- by viz
| ina OF nv power, i " II ex' cute and sellver
| q, "a IN foe simple OF the property sold. 70 the
| purchaser the eot. u. M. VIM
! BallaB, Alril u, lsse Ifus'es