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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Arrested by TELEGRAPH.

Yesterday afternoon Chief oi Polio. Shv
received telegram from F.. II. Jones.
generator. ami sseut at Lewis station, 20 ar
r,-t yOurs man waO would arrive her.
"n freight train At Hour o'clock, named
NJ. r. Ming. The telegram was plao. Il
~ the hands Of Detective ,Jno belong
and oticrr Masonhall. VINO, on ,h,, arrival
~ the train, took the young man IN
',!frSc. lie VA, taken Ia the station.
Nhrr.. LEE Vas released irom custody, the
Chief hayin. received another tel. gram
telling him Ia let King eo.
Iar Young mau was very indignant
u cause al hi, arr,st and -ay- he will max,
!. hot Tor Jones. King says Ic !, t,le-
graph operator by profession, and lives n
o~J.c Mission, kaS lie worked ionr davs
Ter lone. Al Lewis, bu; resigned vest. r,,;iy
and was un his way To hilton "a y>,t
RELATIVES when arrested.
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Dressmaking

new drsssmaking shop has been start
III over Mr.. Sanborn's book store by Mrs.
A. J. Bosgs and Mrs Katie Hill. Ohio,
hetsecn Third and Fourth streets. We
kindly solicit a liberal share oi the public
patronage. Our prices cannot be grumbled
At. We are making walking suits for 81.
and calico suits from 81 tG::S2 All kinds
Il sewing done 70 order Io.ls.l6,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
That Poor Bedriddeu

Invalid vile. sister moIhcror daughter y:su
oe made the picture al health hy Il few
bottles OF Hop Bitters. Will you let them
-Giicr when 80 easily cured?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

The Mena.ha, Mis-. Pres SAYS: A.
Granger, esq, OF this city, uses 81. .Ic-ohs
Oil en- his horses with decided success and
profit
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Over 100000 Howe Scales hsse been
sold. Send for catalogue % Borden. Sell
k-ck Il Co. General Agents. X. Louis.
Mo
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The faircSt faces are sometime, married
~ pyriads OF pimpleS, aud markings al
letter or ircckleo which are readily rcmov-
r,i by a popular toilet dressing, known a.
DIR. k.nsons Skin Cure Even ,croiulous
ul,rS WELD to IT,
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IrI >T,TEiFN


Ab"nt 4. month OF ~" :,su Ear,ha., sn,.
Brown hssi a quarrel over their boundary
: lin. BaruharI claimed that the line Al,
I ia ON. plac- and Brown claimed ihai -
w.,- in another. and esuh tlaz,-l his lin.
through the wovd> accpriin. 9" hi> IUiS
m.nt % H. proper l"c.litv. This vas th,.
bcginnin. ui ih, STRIFE which iinaiiv embed
Ava ;h. violent DEAN - Brown From ihiS
time on thew w.T.. bItt-r vncmI.- AMI their
Iuarrpls entered into all their relations a.
n.ishbuI> iinaiiN. Mr. Brown aid.
Haruhart >h"i ons ol their mUiC> = hich
happened 80 waui,r an his premises. aud
Wh.n aroused al he i,'-l ", BrcAu. Earn
hart said that thew u.,-i To- ,lIc"; p,.nJi. ior
such tails out IA Colorado, when h.. a..S
there. ant IA, wuuid shoot Brown. Every
thing h..ion.ing - the Browns which ~tra,-
ii over "n 10 -" premises 81 i;auhar'
HDuid m.ct ni,h some rough treatment
lr"rl him. Yesterday evening. a iIIIi" i.--
lore thru. q. o'clock. BrvSn b,i COM. huu...
ant Ms engaged IN sr-sSIrS wagon ~
the harn-yari = hen H,ruhar; hired "u
flock Oi B.ncns turkeys lis, TURKEYS
scattered an 4 add maun"r and csHr
~csmpyring oyer iut" Ia. Brown premise,
Nrs Brown ,.tll..l - her husband. Zen.
come here anu 80. what BzrnhsTr J. doing
to NV turkeys = Saving this she sIarj.,:
towards thr >p"i wn'rr 1aruharl
WAS, with the intention vi securing ii-
turkey which ia" inag ned ;arnhart
had killed. Bat vH Jak -. The s.--,ni
thought -he ;rar.i that ;;,I:hari mi.h,
-h""t her sad returned {" nee hons.
Brown now told Ei> wiic that hc wa g.
inS py,r Io talk 10 BarrhHrI Sri jcii him
that lh"rr "a, Lass IA this coUr;rv aIi Be
would nav" In live up iu ~. Mr.. ErrNn
rlcd I'D prevent M going. I-liiu. hiui Jhri
BIrnhIrr wuGid hili him Bg; !; W., ali
;o u" purIrys, and the doomed man walked
over IL the h"u~" III hi> ycngciul ucigihpr.
Mr.. Brown stood IN such i position that
she could everything that h1py,.ns.i. /.
She says that Elrnhari. upon seeing !
Brown coming towards him. msi, GER
tam nnsccnc m"II"n and went int" his .
hou>c, Brown i"ii"sing after MIN When !
Brown hsd reached a point about four or
nve feet from the door ou the east sid. oi .
the hon>e, Barnhart', wife pushed the door
open, and Bsrnhart thrust his gun out
within few feet OF Brosn's breast ani /
fired. Brown threw mp his hands and ieii.
Mrs. Brown ran 10 his side AZ quickly A.
possible, The distance being some three
hundred yards, but found her husband
tead. barrha-I and HE Vii. bath cain,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

VIZ. Samuel Mckenzie. CUmb.r.an,-
NJ, writes: Il am siNty-eight years G.
age. About four wears ago began to I
into decline suffered from dyspepsi.
stone in the bladder, weak lungs, AIT
general nervous dibili,y Nothing ,ricl
did MT any good until used Browns Iro.
Bitiors This remedy has made ME agaiI
robust and strong. and feel all the fire
and activity Of youth once more inuy
veins
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
BEN BROWN.

the dead man. was born in Richmond. Va.
sud IN OLD slave times vas tie property y;
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Writ 10 M. lydia T. PiuLham, " 49,;
W,>t. rR Avenue. Linn Mass. les Names ui
ladies that have t-en RESTORED to perfect
health by the IL. ri her Vegetable COM
pound. Ii !, a positive cure tor thu most
stubborn .Is.~ III female weakness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
Deatbe.

II WilIiamsport, Washington conn
=. Nj October Sd, 1881, of cancer,
Mr.. ELIZABETH CROW, wiie OF
Mr. J. W. Crow, of this town. ana
daughter of Mr.. John Ii. Irayher' .,
this place, aged 40 years, 8 months ana
= days. !. ,oxo and
inferred in Eimwood Cemetery on
Wednesday afternoon last, Rev . -.
Rowmap of the Reformed Church, OIL
fcia,inc at the funeral services.
At her residence near Swan IoIS'
a. Tuesday the 9th inst, Mrs. CHRIS,
TINA STALEY, widow OF DAVE
S,aley and mother of Mr. Daniel "
Staley, aged nearly 76 years
In this place Oh the 29th OF oeP'em
hsr ALLEN ROBERT, son OF Sii
+ Thomas ". aud Fannie b. LegGee'
"s San,emb.r 18th, 1881, IN Delawar
county. Ohio, JOHN sPERo"' !
the 18th year of his age.
I I've Mrs BIADRMIA GREEN, died !
Licking county. Ohio. on The pam
Angrsi las,, in the 95th year OF her az
T,,s was huru in Berkeley county, VI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
MarrlaQes.

Al the residence of the brides par.
ents, in this place, on Thursday 0ve-
ming, September 29ih, by the Rev. j..
G. Bowman, Mr.. THOMAS 3. MIL
LER. of Washington City, TO Miss
ELIZA MARGARET GREEN
WOOD, only daughter Of Mr.. James
w. Greenwood OF this town.
sS- Tho happy couple departed for
Washington on Friday morning whero
they will make their future homc.
May peace, happiness and prosperity
attend them through life. Many thanks
for a lot Of nice brides cake.
In Greencaste Pa, on Thursday,
Sept. 18th, 1881, by the Rev. Mr..
Clineielter, Mr.. j. WIN. MILLER to
Miss IDA J. NOLL, both OF Berkeley
coanty.
Gu Thursday night, September %,
1881, at the parsonage OF St. Johns
Lutheran church, by the Rev S. w.
Owen, Mr., SAMUEL UPDEGRAFF,
ST., TO Miss SUSAN POTTS, all OF
HagerStown.
In Charlestown at the residence Of
J. Frank Weller, September 2Sth, by
Rev. a. &. Hopkins, Mr.. s. ii. BEN
NER to Miss MARY ALICE EN-
GLE, both Of this county.
tn Lebanon, Ohio, Sept. goth, by
Rev. Mr.. SpTowles, Mr.. E. Il. HAIR
RELL, of Charlestown, TO Miss ROSE
,amber Dist, by Rev. DR.. Hun,lngt"n'
NJ Columbian University, DIR. AZ
DREW A. LIPSCOMB ana MISS
DnAtE G. HARMON, eldest daugh-
Ter Of Judge ii. G. Harmon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
Letter from DuEieIds.

Mr.. Edtor-In reading your paper L
see that some OF your correspondents
think the S. Y. junction one OF the
most important places in West Virgin
ia. think they are slightly mistaken,
old Duffields has not been laid in the
shade yet, if some persons could have
come along during the past month they
would have changed their minds. Duf-
fields is wide awake. r. J.. WysoEg
has shipped more grain than any other
man along the line of the b. & y. X.
Il. from Harper's Ferry to MartInsburg.
For tho last ten days he could not IN.
load the wagons a. fast as they came H.
Capt. J. S. Melvin and Barnhart are
doing large business in phosphate.
Duffields is the place 10 buy cheap
goods and good phosphate. As for
grain our friend r. L. Wysong pays
the highes, prices all the time. l advise
the farmers 10 call and see him before
selling. The machine shop OF Hendricks
& Co, is doing a thriving business IN
putting the fertilizer attachment on
drills, which we think is complete
success; every farmer ought TO have II
on his drill SO as to use all kinds oil
fertilizers. OBSERVER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
aIIl!k!.S!EIsgsssssl
low LOST. HOW RESToREDl

low LOST, HOW RESTORED!
just publi,bcd, new eei ion of DR. CUL-
SER|ELL'S Ceiehr.Ied Ess'y on the radical
cure Of Speru,atorrhoea or SeISinll Weakness,
Involuntary S~mipsl Losse-, Impotfcy, Mental
.bd Ply sicsl Iocopacity. IDpedi1erts 10 Mar
E.4e, etc.; also. Consumption, EpiirpsY and Fits
lduced by self-lndulgeDce or sexual extrava-
iIpcs, dc.
The celebrated anihor, In tits admirable Esssy
ieaIIy cemoDst ates, frVm n thirty years sue
sestnl practice, thsl the slarDing consequences
: seli-abuse may be radically curef; psiOiiIg
ut n mode Of cure al nncs simple, certain, and
Tectual, by meats Of which every sufferer, no
alter what hes eUndllion may be, may cure
imself ehespiy privately aud radically.
~ Tris Lecture should be h. the hands OF
every Nth an1 every man In the lsnh-
Sent upder s-si. 10 . pi-ip cnveiop-, TO any
address, poet paid, on receipt Ct Fix eehts of Two
p0sugs stamlS. We have also \ cure cure tor
Tap- Worm Afdr-~s 20.
TILE CULvERWRLL &EDI"ALC co,
Al Ann Street, New York.
Pcsl Office EOy. 1856.
o-t7, ISL JAMS ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

Congress will, it is presumed, give 10
Mrs. Garfield sum equal TO the Presi-
dents salary for full year as was done
in the case of Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. FIJI
more and Mrs Harrison. BY an act
passed February, 1866, all letters and
Packages carried by mail TO and from
Mrs. Lincoln are exempt from postage,
and in 1870, hi act was passed directing
the Secretary of the Interior TO put her
name on the pension role, aud pay her
eS 600 q wear during life.
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Publishers, Atlanta, ca
State Of West Virginia,

jefferson County, to'wit:
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court OF jefferson County,
October Bird, 1881.
John STROLLER Moore Committee 40
ministrafor OF Thomas ID. Kelley, tor sell
and other creditors, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The Pennsylvania Central Improvement
Company, The Shenandoah Valley Raii-
road Company and George III. Bardwen'
Defendants,
Is CUANcERY.
The object Of ibis suit Is to recover OF
the said Pennsylvania Central Improve
ment Company the amount Of a judgement
for $l3s5.73 with interest and costs and 20
attach the effects OF said PeDDsyiyana
Central improvement Company.
Ii appearing, on affidavit filed IN tp'
suit, that the Defendant The PcnDs,i's-
MIA Central Improvement Company,
not resident Of the State OF West 'llsin-
IA, il l. hereby required to appear w'tnih
four weeks after tie date Of the iirst pup
LEGATION Of this order, or the next Ruie Gay
to-wit November 7lh, lGSI and do wnsL
~ necessary to protect its interests ID ID"
matter.
And IT IL further ORDERED that copy
of this order shall he published 0Dee
week, for four successive weeks, 10 uns
Shepberdstown Register, a newfpalri
published in this County, and alAo pos'ess
at the front doc. Of the Court House VI
the said Comfy, Mt least twenty dau De-
fore Decree IS rendered
F.P. LYNCH,
Clerk OF the Cisuit Court.
Lucas & BedingeS, O.
nx.l wv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

The last twenty years has been full
of lessons for the Democratic party OF
the coautry. Not having been in pow
er it is of course not responsible for the
legislation, good or bad, that has taken
place; but il has been in position 10
profit by the mistakes of its opponents
il il had chosen to do so. Beginning
with the days Of Jefferson, lis great
founder and exponent, its career Mas
been far more remarkable than that OF
any party in the history of the country.
Passing over the long period when 1t
reigned supreme in lie councils OF the
nsiion and performed IT'S truly great
achievements, we are more Immediately
concerned with its career since the close
Of the war.
And first it will be admitted now by
IFS foes, that il has exhibited an amount
of pluck and courage tnat is truly mar
Vicious. However great the odds against
her. she has never failed TO come up
gallanily in the great National con-
tests.
The distinguishing feature however
of lis work, aud the secret OF Its failure,
is its enure want of discipline. a few
well disciplined troops will upset an at
tack from a mob be it never so tierce
ard wild.
During the period of which we speak,
Samuel J. Tildcn is the only man that
ever did organize the party and he lead
j; 10 victory. Since then, as before, we
have been split up into factions that
have put success simply out Of the
question. because New York has at
fecled 10 rule the party, we hold 1t up
as an illustration. There are the Ill
den wirg, Tammany Hall, Irving Hall
md perbaps others if the truth was
known. All these form the seethlng
caldron of New York politics. 1t Is
comment enough TO refer the reader to
their doiugs in tue past three years.
Now what is tobe dOne-clearly this,
The ship must right herself. The party
must unload. The true blues must come
out strong. :Tammany Hall is cancer
that has Got to be cut out of he side OF
the partv. No treatment less energetic
will he .ffactual. We have been throw
ins it sops and patting it on the back
long enough now is time to sit down
on it,
Let the Democrats go 10 work and
east out into the Republican ranks,
where they ngh,fully belong, all such
organizations and come up to the next
contest on a platform OF clearly dehned'
ringing principles; with no rule or rum
hut patriotic, selfsacriiic;ng men for Its
leaders, and they can take possession OF
the Government.
This the Republican leaders them
,alvcs realize aud this will fllthem with
.,,,o,;on ond alarm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
Marble works at MariinsburE.

Mr.. J. A. Young, of Martinsburg, has
lust received II tons of Marble, so beware
for the low prices will overwhelm all,
and purchase they will of the man who
buys his marble in large quantities, so
that he is enabled To sell il low.
Call at once and your time will be well
spent in viewing the large stock of mar
bic. Correspond with MIR. Young or his
agent Ii. Noble Tabb, Martinsburg. They
will be pleased to call to see you.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.J.F. Wall, one of our oldest ana
! most respected citizens, and father-ih,iaN
/ of Hon. G. +. Evans, pissed to MS fohg
! rest. ON Thursday morning. lie was !"
| pr0minent railroad man, ana was nor
| number OF years night agent TOT the ID. "
| O. i. r., at this place. 80 says TIC Mat
tinsburg Herald.
The surveying corps Of the Cumberland
Valley Railroad have completed The SUR
vey of the extension of the MartinsIurs
and Potomac road from Martinsburg to
Winchester, Va, ami officers OF the ROAD
and committee are now engaged IN de-
tcrmimg the land damages through Berke-
ley county.
Christs' Lutheran Church ut Cumber-
land, Rev. J. Q. McAtee, pastor, was 10
have been reopened on Sunday FIST, after
having been handsomely improved and
decorated when Rev. Dr.. Codrad OF Phil
adclphia WAS TO have been present and
preach morning and evening. On Friday
evening however, advices were received
that he could not be present as he was
lying i'll with fever.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stonebraker is visiting
her sister Mrs. Geo. r. Staley in Balti-
more.
IL YOU want the best light running sew
inc machine now made call on Mr. Joseph
s. Fleming in this place. and procure
domestic" Best machine out and no
mistake. Mr.. f. will sell you one Oil IA
Yorabe terms.
The cold wave struck W. on Tuesday
evening laSt-and cool enough for over
coats ever since-trUSt OH Ned7esuay
night,
Wait till our merchants return from the
cities before you purchase your 1all ana
winter goods.
The Clarke Light Infantry is still in
active training for the Yorktown Cen
tenuial, and much interest is shown TO-
wards making the trip success. Gen.
Fitz Lee, commanding Va. Vol, has is,
sued orders for all forces 10 rendezvous
in Richmond on the morning OF the / lih.
1t is said that about ten thousand peo-
pie attended the Agricultural Fair at
Haeerstown on Wednesday last.
AT the examination of candidates for
cadet engineers at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Nd, last week, among
those who were successful in passing
were Armstead Rust, son Of Col. a. 1.
NJ. Rust, of Loudoun county, and MIR.
Mccormick, son Of MIR. K. Is. McCor-
mick. also of Loudoun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
r@- The grand jury resumed Tues

r@- The grand jury resumed Tues
day morning the examination OF wit,
pessrs as 10 the murder of Presiden:
Garfield. DIR. Lamb completed his test
imony, begun Monday. The confessions
of Guiteau. taken in short hand by MIR.
Bailey, were read, and some other wit
nesses were heard as TO some special
points. The vote was then taken ard
jury unanimously agreed TO present
Guiteau for murder. A formal present
mens was made and signed by MIR.
Chnrchman, the foreman, TO be sent 10
the District attorney. Geo. NJ. SEQ
vile, blothcr-in law and counsel of
Guileau, arrived at Washington on
Tuesday. Soon after his arrival he
called upon District Attorney Corkhill
with reference TO the case Of the assas-
sin. lie stated TO the District attorney
that he had as yet secured No other
counsel, bat would probably ask some
local counsel at the bar at Washington
10 assist him il the conduct Of the case.
ET- Grand Excursion to Luray, OH
Saturday, October Is, 1881. Now Is
the time 10 see the Wonders OF the
World. Arrangements have been
made with the officials of the S. V. K.
Il. through which the Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, &c, in the Shen-
andoah Valley, may visit the Wonder
iul Cave at Luray, Va. The Cave will
be lighted with the Electric Light, pre-
senling one of the grandesl scenes that
ever met the gaze of man. Capt. Mo1
leys Brass Band, of Hagerstown, will
accompany the excursionists. Capt,
Uunmore's Brass Band, OF Shepherds
town has also been invited to JOIN the
party The occasion promises to be
one of the grandest ever witnessed by
the many hundreds who will be in at
tendance. Fare, for the round trip,
S2l5.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

BOGUS CERTIrICATEs.-It is no vile
drugged stuff, pretending TO be made of
wonderful foreign roots, barks, &C., and
pulled up by long bogus certificates of
pretended miraculous cures, but simple,
pure, effective medicine, made of well
known valuable remedies. that furnishes
its own certificates by it. cures. We re-
fer to Hop Bit;ers. the p'IreSt and best Of
medicines. -Rcpublican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

Frcdk. Franks, in charge pf the
county Jail at Bloomington, Ill, was
murdered On Saturday last by prison
er named Pierce. TIE news spread,
and n crowd OF 5000 people bnrst into
the j4il, took Pierce out and lynched
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

Frederick, Md.-Oct. ii TO Il.
Winchester-Oct. IL. u, Is, IA.
Washington City-Oc,. 10 TO Is.
Richmond Oct l0-for ten days.
State Fair, Wheeling-Oct. l0-one
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

ginia, in January 1889. She was mar
RED TO George Green in December
1902, and they moved to the farm on
which she died, which was then in
Fairfield county. They were the Sec
ond white people that moved into that
township.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REv. J. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Shepherdstown Ii A. ~; hearneys-
vile T. VI.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening,
7P NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
SPECIAL
Commissioners Sale
OF
TOWN PROPERTY.

by virtue Of decree of the Circuit
d Court Of Jefferson County, W. Va,
rendered on the 3lst day of August, 1881,
in the Chancery cause of G. {. knoblc vs..
Abraham DiNon'S Admr. ana heirs, pend
ing in said court, the undersigned, Special
CommiSSio ner, will offer, free Of dover,
at public sale to the highest bidder, before
the Entler Hotel, in ShephcrdStown, III
said county, at o'closk, Z. ~,
On Saturday, the 9Th day Of No
vember, 1881,
the two following described lots of land,
situated in said town, and known as part
Of the real estate of which the late Abram
Dixon died seized
No. !: Situated on the South side, near
the West end OF German Street, fronting
Oh said street about 81 feet, by 2O6 feet
dacp TO an alley in the rear. The improve
mcnts thereon consist of u good one sorry
and half frame DIV ELLlNG-ilOUSE,
so arranged as to be occupied by two iain-
lilies. There is also some fruit upon SAID
lot.
No. 2: Situated north of and next to
the steam Mil" property, on the East
side of Princess Street, fronting on said
street IS feet, by 1903 feet deep. This Is 4
very eligible ami desirable building lot.
TERMS or SALE-Omc-third cash Oh
the dag of sale, and the residue in two
equal payments of nine and eighteen
months. with interest thereon from day
of sale, tn be evidenced By the bonds OF
the purchaser and secured by lien upon
the premises sold. ,,
GEO. NJ. BELTIIOONER,
Special Commissioner.
Ort- G 1891 lw